Lehighton High School - Gachtin Bambil Yearbook (Lehighton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1932 volume:

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Nfl-4 1' 3 V N Z.. 05 x , ,fm , 'F f . , ' 2 Q 1 4 -.gr ,v X ,in-' Buhlisheh hp the Bluniur 01111155 nf the Slehigbtun leigh brbuul lebightun, iBa. gngwn..1al1alganshn:-.nmalmsnnp Z J.-llmslu .iliahgsllnbgail FOREWORD We the Claes of 1932 pub llsh thls ISQLIC of the Gaehtm P3.I1ll'Jll wlth the hope that lt xvlll prove an l11CCHt1VC t future classes NVe hope too upon as a treasure trove where ex eryone may fmd later years the happmess that made them love thelr vvoll and plav 111 thelr Alma Mater 'IK i ?l'fil' T'il ?W' l ' ' ' ': 7S: ' ' - - all f If 1- :.T K Sl - F f- r l at t M W l r -, - l R A F . . O p ff 5 - , , l A b l that this book may be looked f 'l . . . 5 F ' f I IU J K X C l ' lc fl! 1,1 f J . . G l a ' , ' l l 0:4 F K 3, E K -- F K e e 5 e v ' 'll , CGNTENTS Dedication Faculty Classes Seniors b. Juniors c. Sophomores d. Junior High IV. Athletics V. Activities Vl. Advertisements i7lf 7?KT'31'T' 1-.1-lin. .lwllfl-nl alalgall. will DE DICATIGN In appreclatlon of hrs nevnr ceasmg efforts, and becaube of thc admlratlon we hold for we the glass of 1932 proudly ClC.ClLltC tl'11S 1ssue of he Gachtm Bambll to Harold S Oswald Z gc -if1'T' il'?W f ' ' - ' i: 'K ' ' ' ' if fl' F - E K g l I I , l r l X- I hzm as a teacher and advlsor, K , ' lll z K ' ' l t k , o o r , r l l K F V a 'l I l o E '54 f - F at 5 E ,... ,Q l l 5 l ,l V - 4 1 s ? 4 4 A 1 1 F ! 1 v I 1 my 1 Q5 1 i 1 1 A l 1 1 1 1' i ,J i, aqrHlf -7llF-1ullr'uus-3l!l2'lIu!-7vll'wlr-nlFwnl 'f Ji fy- 1'-basin. l my il ALMA MATER In our dear old Carbon County, In the midst of town, Towers our highly cherished building As the sun goes down. Chorus Swell the chorus ever louder, In her praise delight. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater And Maroon and White. Far above the Lehigh waters, With its waves of blue, Stands our noble Alma Mater Glorious to view. Chorus XVhen the day will come to leave her O'er life's sea we roam, YVe will always sing these praises To our Lehighton home. Chorus Page eight X , f 1 M ?1-I .fy -' 'fmf:L:w! 4, 4 M , -A ,,. , f,M,w:,a:w:zg.5g31QTi 'W ,Q -4? ffun1.,.f ',-W,,.,mWwiwm1fma.v.n:'2ffW ' ' 1'-:.f':fi':Z::'f.??Li'iT 'f'f4f2 V J' ,,,f,.,,,.Y: ,.',,., Z-,...,..,1' ,, .--.ff-ghffpwqaufiwn - ,..'v.-.Q ,kv M .nv .4 QI. 1771 I' 'N ' f ' -vida , fm' 'f ',.M...lZ'f'L' -- Q9ur Qlma mater Jw ,,,. M 424,-4p::f':?A my 9.5.x ifgwfffw' 'Q ' 3 3' 1 V 4 I Hy .4 .-V 1' w -15 t - , 1 5 ,rim 31? 11 N , iii ' F, , f-.. ful' 'P ', .fly vw , V 'z Er ,H ,Lip ,e-wi, A, T, wxy ', L N, if -if - .11 , .,, Sari? ', I 3.75: We .RQ 2, Qi, ,N qw V v M Eh. .' -- xi' 1 . ,,.,,.- 0 , 'lf 15. V 14 I W. , , 7-2 5.. 3 xi , ,. A. 'Y n , 1 - is a! .J : i I 4 Ii if 3' 5 1 Haig V. L + SCI-IOGL BOARD Thomas XY. Brewer Yv,,,A,,.- President Henry VV. lfnzian ,,,,,, .-,,A X 'iCe-Pyegident GI'ElI1Vlll6 ,U ,'-----AAA Sec!-Qtafy Ilaynlolld IQCX ...,,,,,,,,,-,,,vY,,,,,,,,--,A,V--,-A,,AYY--A-Vrv- ----Vv'----- 'I it-Cagul-Q1-' joseph N. Bennett, NVilliam J. Zahn, XYilmcr A. Schoenberger IN MEMORIAM f TO f DR. DAVID lf. DRlilBlil,Bl5 BERT B. DAVID E HARRY G. SENSINGER Supt. of Schools High School Principal Lehighton High School, 1908 Gilbert Academy, 1905 Perkiomen Seminary, 1909 Keystone State Teachers' College 1908 Ph.B., Muhlenberg College, 1921 A.B., Franklin and Marshall Collegrd M.A., Columbia University, 1926 1912 Graduate Work for Doctorate University of Pennsylvania Summei Degree, New York University, 1929-30 Session, 1913 Columbia Summer Course, 1928 29 30 Page thirteen X tt Illini Mame Pilz History and Civics Pzickerton High School 'UISQ Kutztown State Normal School '053 State College '21, Muh- lenberg Summer Course '22, '23, '25, '27, Muhlenberg Extension Course '24, '25, '26. Carl Neihoff History lmhighton High School '24, A.ll. linfnyettc '28, Penn State Sum- lllt'l' Coiirm- '23g Mllllf lenbi-rg: l'lXlt1llNl0llQ Muh- lenberg Summer School ' 1 25. llll 'Iii lli' Myrtle Bisbing Jr. History lVhitc Haven High School 18963 Muhlen- berg lllxtension Course '21, '22, '23, '24, '25, '26 '27 Edgar Paulsen Jr. History, English Continuation School VVestbrook H i g h S c h o ol, Westbrook, Maine '08, Maine State Normal. Gorham, Maine '11g Teacher's College, Columbia University '13g University of Por- tiers, France '21, Yale University S u m m e 1' School '24, '25, State College Summer School '29g Muhlenberg '30, '31 Emma Buss Jr. English Lehighton H i g h School 18953 Keystone State Normal School 18963 Muhlenberg Ex- tension Course '24g WVest Chester Summer Course '30. Page fourteen Q .PL 5, I Emma Krout Jr. Mathematics Lehighton High School '15, Nvest Chester State Normal '17: State Col- lege Summer Course '24, Columbia Univer- sity Summer Course '27g Muhlenberg Ex- tension Course '30, '31. Harold Oswald Mathematics and Chemistry Lehighton High School 'ISM Stroudsburg State Normal School '21g B.S. Muhlenberg '2l0. Gil till E3 Verna Wehr Jr. Matliematirs and Jr. Business Training Tiehighton High School 'OHQ WVPST. Chester Nor- mal School '10, T53 Daniel I. Farren Mathematics Lchighton High School '21g B.S. Muhlenberg '28. Hazel Stauffer Art Lehighton High School '10, Kutztown Normal School '11, '12, Penn State Special Course '21g Columbia Univer- sity '27. ,i Ruth Ritter Latin Perkasie High School '23: A.B. XVils0n Col- lege '29: Muhlenberg Summer Course '2B. Millard Stofflet French and German Nazareth High School '22g A.B. Lehigh Uni- versity A '26g Colunibia University S u in ni e r Uourse '27, Evelyn Jones f'oinnn-ri-ial Washington Irving lligh Svhool '2lig Fair- mont State Uflllegi- '27Q A. V. A, Bowling Green Buxinvss llnivc-rsity 'illlg XVest Virzinla l'niVvr- sity Slllllllltll' C0ll1'50 'CHL Florence Shafer f'oinineri-ial Li-liighton High Sr-liool 'Hlg Ainerim-an flflllllllfll' cial School 'U-L: Slllll- nwr Coursey Temple '25, '2lS: flfllllllllllil '20, '2l: Pr-nn State 'L!Zl: ln- diana State '27, '28, llulilenln-ri.: Extension f'ol1i'S0 '26, '27, '30, sp C. Elmer Yenser Maxim' Cornn-ll Uliivwsity '13, l Page fiffeen 5- u mm iii :f5:'l?'f 71 ' 'IZZJJT '5gf.iii:? , .... :...,: . ::rf'-'Q 'gziiir Joseph Obert Science and Physics Lehighton Higfh School '14: Merc-ershurg Pre- paratory School '16 1 BS. Lehigh Yniversity .201 Muhlenberg Spec-ial Vourse '2-L: Columbia Summer Course 750. Ruth Schafer Geography and Jr. Scienre Catasaqua High School 'IO3 Keystone State Norinal School 'l2: SUP- vial Poursi- Purnell Ifni- vi-rsity '1fi: Suniini-r VUIIFAP Johns Hopkins '1.3: Stnnnier Course y lenn State '28 Paul Kresge Biology and Srieni-it l'alini-rton High Svhool 'ltbg ALB. Amherst Vol- lege '2Cl: Olierlin Vol- li-gv Summa-r Svliool 'TTC Xlnhl:-nhvrg Polls-ge '27. 'EHQ l'e-nn Stale Suni- incr Uoiirsv '1lfr. Mildred Christman Home- l'lf'0ll0llllf'5 lmhiiihton High Svliool '22g 'l'e-niplv l'nivf-rsity 'Bog State f'ull4-gn Suni- nif-r Svhool '27: Nluh- lenberg Snninin-r Svhool 14. '25, Fred S. Henderson Manual Arts Pittsbur! K an s:1S High St-hool 'l2: ILS. Kansas State Teachers College '27, X 9' A i ii-ii' f re Edward R. Seltzer Iiiiglish Lf-hanoii High School 'ZZSQ l'h.l5. Bliililn-rilii-rg '28 Elizabeth Sherer lfliiglixli ln-liipflitoii High School -. , liuivkni-Il l'nivQ-i'- sity 'ESQ .X,lS. Horn- Visiii Volli-go for XVI:- llll'll 'BTL llri-xi-l lnxti luis- of liihrfiry Sci:-m'v I'1-rtificutc '29, .,,.1- Lewis A. Ginder Pliysicnl Plrlucutimi Lchighton High School '2l3g Nast Sfi'ourlshui'i.g State 'I'e:1che-'rs' Colli-gc 'ZirJ: B.S, Mildred Obert Phyaical lirlucatioii he-higlitoii High School 'BBQ Sargent School 'BGQ Cfllllllllllil Univerf sity Spf-1-iul Summer Course 2.3. '26, '283 Coluiiihia. fi l i Page sixteen Mathilda Roedel English Kensington High School, Philarlelphia '2l3g 'l'om1ile University '30 5 15.8. Dr. Trexler School Doctor Long Swamp, Berks Vounty Giwaiiiiilnr School 18903 Allentown Pre- pzirntory School '93g ll'lllhli'l1lJ0l'Ll' C o I l 0 g o 1893, '97. A.B, ilcffor- son M1-rlical Collego I897, 1901, M.D. ill' l Mrs. Fisher School Nurse IA-higlitov1Hiz.fli School '24: flwirliiaitr- of School of lllcdicino, Viiivorsity of l'c-nnsylvzinizl. Mrs. Ivory Ser-rct:i1'y L1-'li igh ton High School ,,,1 Qlilasses '5 fkg u .ww . my K v X 4 I , 5 ar' 4 -1 , ,.,x. uf? X-'E'iw1:V, , ' J, . -N 1-if f v. 1 , , H! .. 3:5 , lf-T y U4 5 1 1' V ffl TINY 1 if bv f RX '!- X Q. 3 4 ff ,f ,,,5,-im. l l a x 1 ' .5 B Ffsilifz' 401- 5 Igli -' li' 'V' -ELK , -.v '-A W ., . . f, q J :J ,v 11..II' f 13-11 . id.- Yllr nk.,-I',.I'kT NK., Ill ....E. -QI' In Aim' .Wg p Y. ' Y- X0 A W 5 X I ' 3 , V l ' i'1, '5' I ' 1513?- Seniors 4 lil' CLASS OF 1931 Harry Febich ..,.. Neil Steigerwalt ....., Marjorie Peters .. Ernest Koegel ....... Mr. H. G. Sensinger OFFICERS President Vice-I'resident Secretary Treasurer Class Advisor Class Flower-Yellow Rose Class Motto-- If we rest, we rust SENIOR SECTION, GACHTIN BAMBIL Franklin P. Bretney ......................,.........,...................,,.,,.,, Editor Mildred Held, Mary Montz, Ernest Koegel, Irvin Shawin Page twenty Assistant Editors i l ii r SENIGR CLASS HISTQRY The crew of our good ship, Class of '3l',, had been carefully prepared for their four-year High School voyage in the grade schools of Lehighton and vicinity. They felt themselves fully equipped and so they launched the Ship with a good organization under faculty guidance. The first or Fresh- man league was sailed somewhat timorously but nevertheless quite success- fully as -proven by our accomplishments. XYe won second prize in thc annual Hallowe'en Parade. We also won the victor's crown in the Sopho- more-Freshman football game. During our Sophomore year we continued to sail ever forward. XVe again won the Soph-Frosh football game and gave several men to the Var- sity squad. Basketball, baseball, and track came in their order and we did Well in all these sports. Socially we entered the Halloween Parade and enjoyed a Halloween Party. Everyone attended these functions and went away pleased. We returned to T.. H. S. our Junior year as pirates and in that capacity put out our piratic Year Book, Gachtin Bambil, successfully. The splendid rendition of three one-act plays was made possible by the co-operation of the whole class. In all the athletic sports we were represented by boys who put their whole heart into the game and came out successful if not always victorious. Our Junior year was well spent and the class earned the com- mendation, Well done. We started on the last league of our journey as Seniors, with 103 mem- bers. VVe tried hard to live up to and surpass the standards set by the other classes. Qur class furnished nine of the men on the Varsity football team. five on the basketball team and we were well represented on the other teams. The whole crew fell to and made the class play, To the Ladies , a huge success. All other class projects were ended successfully and the crew made ready for the Commencement Exercises. After these pleasant but saddening services were over the class was broken up and each member went out to seek a goal and thereby be worthy of his Alma Mater. The class is and ever will be grateful to our esteemed faculty who always extended a helping hand in time of need to remove obstacles and make our voyage pleasant and successful. Each member of the crew was admonished to take our motto and make it a personal one. always remembering that- If we rest, we rustn. -F. P. B. '31 Page twenty-one I DONALD ANTHONY Jack Jack is an athlete bold And plays both hard and wellg What Jack will do in future years Only time can tell. EVELYN ANDREAS Evvy Evelyn is our Beechnut chewer She is often seen at the five and dime Putting over a ten cent deal. X THOMAS BALLIET Tommy You'll know our Hercules, Tommy , By his Samson's curly hair, He always knows his lessons UD And never has a care. LENETTA ASPLIN Nita lThis is Nita -Industrious and bright, V Strive on, Nita , You'll win the old fight. Q K MARSHALL BEGEL Begel Begel is not athletically inclined V, But passes his time in other waysg i He toots his French horn most of the time And plays duets with his friend, Babe . GRACE BEERS Dolly X, Dolly comes from East Mauch Chunk A nurse she intends to beg She'll be loved- by all her patients Because of her personality. RALPH BEISEL ffchickf' Beisel is an all-round athlete And helps us win our gamesg Interested in a certain person But won't tell us her name. Page twenty-two Who types with zest and zealg V CURTIS BLANK Curt Curt , our human skyscraper, Is as thin as he is tallg But that is not a hindrance In his playing wonderful ball. ADA BOYER Adam She does her lessons every day We're sure, the way the teachers wish. How else could she contrive that wa Y Of knowing more than us poor fish? CHARLES BLOSE Charlie Charlie from little Parryville hails And studies on the way to schoolg A bright star in Trigg and Chemistry Tho' absent in fall from school. MYRTLE BURK Sis To study nursing' is Sis's aim, We know she'll be quite handyg Just now she's employed by Murphy's Selling gum and candy. THOMAS BOCK ' Tommy A friend of a certain young girl Is Tommy , an Academic studentg His class activities he doesn't shirk He'l1 find success in the future. EDITH CHRISTMAN Edie Always on the Gym floor Is Edie , answering the call, Marching on the Gym Team Or chasing a basketball. ARTHUR BOWMAN Art Behind the gray stone walls The Sheriff's son residesg He chose to stay at L. H. S., So down from Chunk he rides. Page twenty fhr ec 7 me FRANKLIN BRETNEY Skipper Skipper was our Class President And tho' he hasn't any wealth He has so many secretaries He can't keep tabs himself. VERDA CHRISTMAN Verdy This is little Verdy Who comes from Beaver Rung She always knows her lessons But still has time for fun. JOSEPH DEHAVEN Joe Joe's a small fellow With coal black hair, Who slips in so quietly You don't know he's there. GERALDINE CLAY Toot Toot is assistant librarian, lv! This seems to be her hobbyg Although she spends a lot of time Walking and talking with Bobby . LEROY DOTTER Fat Though Fat takes up a lot of room He's small indeed for his ageg As fine a baseball player as one can get Y-ou should see him run around in the cage. i SETH DEITERICH Betty Betty has been seen in plays, Her work needs no assistance. When she wrings jazz from ivory keys It quite wrecks our resistance. HARRY FEBICH Dago Harry, our assistant editor-in-chief, Studies his lessons out of class, We wonder what makes him so popular With the student body mass. Page twenty-four PAUL FLICKINGER Pinky Paul's a quiet sort of lad But enthusiastic stamp collectorg Of sports he is a faithful fan And other functions of that sort. LILLIAN DIEHL Lil , Lil is usually giggling Or making a lot of noiseg She spends quite a bit of her spare time Selling Murphy's toys. GEORGE FREHULFER George A Commercial student to be sure A mighty good fellowg George has not the athletic lure But always is true to our high school. MILDRER DOTTER Tootie Tootie plays the violin, ' She studies German toog xl Her cheery disposition Keeps us from feeling blue. DOUGLAS .FRITZINGER Doug Doug our varsity's quarterback Helped us win our gamesg He played on the team for the fun of it And surely made a name. DOROTHY DREHER Dot Dot is rather quiet So we think, we may be wrongg But we know she'll be successwk And in life will get along. LEWIS FRITZINGER Lewie Lew's a funny fellow Athletically inclinedg When he is on a gym floor He has the grandest time. Page twenty-five K J, Us .J 5,1 bf, P, iii-1 5 ALLEN GINDER Butch' Now we come to a hard guy, Butch Ginder, always full of fung He causes no end of trouble When our basketball games aren't won. Peggy's pretty face and hair Make it hard for one so fair To hold out so long on men , Thus delaying saying when . Here we have our Allen Green Who wants to be a farmerg He drives the tractor for his dad And surely is ambitious. MARTHA EMMERT Fat t'Fat gets a kick out of telling jokes' She and Sandel are always togetherg She doesn't have a care in the world' Thru all her life she'l1 have sunny J 9 Gene is our debater Is bright and knows his stuffy He argues with pupils and teachers Till he leaves them in a huif. Page twenty-six THELMA EDGAR Peggy ALLEN GREEN Greenie weather. WILLIAM HAHN , Babe Babe is musically inclinedg In the High School Orchestra he plays: He's cheerful and happy all the time And has his winning ways. AGNES ESCH KittyU , When Merlin looks into his crystal A ball, Kitty as a nurse he seesg Altho she dare not tickle her patients She surely can tickle the typewriter keys. EUGENE HAIGES Gene STANLEY HARLEMAN Stump' Stump is one of our many athletes Who played on our football squadg In sports you always see him round As though by some duty bound. MARTHA FLYZIK Marty Here is Marty , a fair young maiden With pals and friends by the dozeng She talks quite a bit about Toddy, We don't know, it may be her cousin? '??? ? THOMAS HEILMAN Tommy Tommy comes from the country About whom we know not a lotg But sometimes he knows his lessons, Others he does not. SYLVIA GRUNEBERG Syl Miss Gruneberg has auburn hair fShe won't have you speak of ith Tho' brains may bring her sweet success, Titian tints help quite a bit. ROBERT HILL Bob Bob takes the Commercial Course He also plays first violing His marks they could be far worse indeed A little struggle and he's sure to win. MARGARET HAGER Mags Mags , our Senior Commercial star, On the stage makes good appearanceg We are -sure that in the future She'1l not have much interference. f ROBERT HONTZ Bob Bob is an ardent critic In basketball, too, he stands outg He always reads his lessons but Doesn't know what they are about. Page twenty-seven llil I '7 '4i35. h N. 1 ' ' 'lgfifiil , a vd 53,54 'J 'ygg if 'hi I I E EDWARD HOUGH Eddie Edward Hough we are quite sure Enjoys the parental carg In fall a-hunting he does go And plays a hide-and-seek war. Externally she seems to be A girl who labors quite a lot And takes life very seriouslyg But let us tell you she is not. Roy is high opinionated His ideas will never changeg Which isn't so very strange. ROZELDA HEILIGMAN Zelda' xl This companionable one Is cheerful humorous and so Of all the folks beneath the sun She is the nicest one to know. RUSSELL JACOBY Jake' Though he only came in '29 Bethlehem Jake has found his placeg When he is with a certain Miss He always sets the pace. She's a student, little Held, All it implies Commercially , And so we stand and wonder at The things she does athletically. EDGAR KANNAPEL Korker Korker plays a huge bass viol And always is glad to render a tuneg R In interclass games he helps to win l And has a delight in drawing E cartoons. Page twenty-eight HELEN HAHN Pickles' ROY HOUSER Roy' He's known as a debating expertm MILDRED HELD Heldy i 1 REDERICK KISTL Freddie' Freddie's our actor without a doubt He made a hit in To the Ladies g And likes to spend his extra hours With a certain fair young lady. PEARL HILLER Pearl' Here is a. future teacher Who we know will be a successg To every one of her pupils Pearl will bring happiness. 1' RANZ KLINE Franz' Franz is our school paper's artist Though his line is academic workg He pesters most all the teachers But his work he never shirks. MARION HOUSER MzArion' Marion comes from Fourth Street, She's usually in a rushg She likes to tell her girl friends 'About her latest crush. ERNEST KOEGEL Ernie' Ernie may be quiet But oh! how he can danceg He'l1 be a butter and egg man If he'd only grab the chance. ROSE ISENMAN Isaman Rose Marie, a cheerful soul AJYVHA' Who exiles gloom, dispenses joy. As a nurse no doubt she'l1 lead To the altar, some nice boy. WESLEY KREIDLER Wes Noah is the school team's manager Has a record of his own to booty You can find him in Mr. Ginder's office Getting scores and rules by the foot. Page twenty nme l . V, CARL LANGKAMER Lang Lang as a rule doesn't bother with gir1sC?D To his studies and sports he's trueg Roll It isn't?-oh, that's nothing new. FRANCES KLINGER Babe Little Babe is one of those Helpful girls who Hit about lf The library. For here's a girl We'd hate to get along without. PAUL LAURY Polly When it comes to playing piano Look at Polly and you'll see M A musically talented lad of our class A musician some day to be. DOROTHY KOCHER Dot Dot comes to us straight from North Weissport. Smiling, pleasant, kind, Good in Physics and so forth, Lessons don't leave her behind. ARNOLD MANGOLD Arnie l Arnie sometimes isn't with usp Where he is we do not knowg Maybe he has other business Or perhaps he has a cold. MARY KRAMER Mary Let us pat her on the back For the fine things she has done. Speaker, studentg there will be a Place for Mary in the sun. JOHN MCCARTHY Johnny Johnny conducts our school band And plays the kettle drumg On the Xylophone he lends his brand What more can be expected from someone? i Page thirty His name you'll find on the Honor -i MARVIN MERTZ Marvie Marvie is an ambitious student And his duties never shirksg He loves to translate Latin And thinks its pleasant work. ALTHEA KROPP Teak This Kropp is very dark and so Petite and cute We will not be Surprised when she picks out a beau To sail the matrimonial sea. MILES MERTZ Brute Brute is the midget of our class But in brains ranks in the highestg He often passes time away By reading Works of the Wisest . MARY KRUM Mary To be somebody's stenog Seems to be Mary's doomg If you ever want to rind her, Look in the typing room. V CHARLES RABUCK Pulfer Puffer's a rather good fellow Who has most excellent attractionsg He'd be on the Honor Roll, we're sure, If there Weren't so many distractions. ANNA LEVINE Skinny Out of Weissport comes Levine , In somebody's limousine. Seriously, we're glad she's here Brightening up our school career. WOODROW SEMMEL Woody When it comes to minding one's business Our Woody takes the cakeg Tho' he often does come late to school Page thirty-one In his lessons he's no fake. 3 yi... ! I?-vlggtis. EE' 758223: , ' f L 2525555323 I Q ... , ' . lf IRVING SHAWIN Irve' Shawin's ability is very evident His poetry is idealg His intelligence makes him quite independent And we're very sure he'll succeed. RUTH LONG Ruthie' Avoiding idle prattle when She has scholastic fish to fry, Ruth's a girl we'd like to catch in An odd moment. Well, we'll try. games From the ambition he shows in classes HJ We'll soon hear of his fame. ALBERTA MARKLEY Bertie' Alberta's made her presence felt In varied Helds of school endeavor. if She's energetic, pretty, too, Whichhmakes us doubly glad to have er. PAUL SOLT Polly' Polly is an ambitious lad Who follows the Commercial Course To be an aviator is his chief interest To our successes we add one more. HARRIET MILLER Priscilla' With Harriet's intelligence and Brains, is it not strange to you That she is undecided yet What course in life she will pursue? ELWOOD STEIGERWALT Elly' If you have to fix your radio And can't do it yourself, Call Elly , the electrician, To come and save your set. Page thirty-two ' FRANKLIN SNYDER FI'aI1kie' Snyder is a good looking chap If Thru the years played basketball i NEIL STEIGERWALT Duke Duke , the honor student of our classes, Center also on our football team, He is popular with the masses What to the future will he mean? LEONA MILLER Loney Phifer's Corner is where she Hails from, Though she's quiet we Know her homeward trip can't be Lonesome. She has company. KENNETH WALCK Kennie Kennie hails from Weissport A jolly good fellow is heg He takes the academic course Success, we hope, his future will be. GLORIA MONK Glo After Glo leaves L. H. S. We hope she'll remember '31, When she opens her shoppe for dressing hair We'll all go there to have ours done. PAUL WEAVER Polly For Polly's a jolly good fellow When on his violin he playsg He's off of women for his lifeg All violinists areg so he says. MARY MONTZ Betsy Betsy is quite a musician And brilliant in mon, ton, son. Her art is bold and knocks us deadg Poems she writes by the ton. WAYNE WEAVER Wayne Weaver is a diligent workerg He usually has his work preparedg You could not call him a shirker For in his classes he's aways there. - Page thirty-three N ff 1 Hammy with his Trig book Always can be foundg Oificiating basketball games His refereeing we know is sound. I ILARIA REHRIG Mavis Commuter's life so well agrees She really should get on her knees And thank the bus-inventing boys. EDITH NOTHSTEIN Edith Edith takes the Commercial Course In typing and Gregg proves efficientg As a member of our debating team In arguing she's proficient. MARGARET REHRIG Mags What Mags will do in the future We really can not guess, But in any line she follows We wish her lots of success. GLADYS OHL Gladys History, German, Chemistry, Gladys knows from A to Z. VV She plans to learn library science But we'd suggest a heart alliance. SADIE REICH Bubbles Sadie's face is rather new, Appearing in our Senior year. For future use we'll wish her luck, Although she's not got much to fear. MARJORIE PETERS Marge Truly, here's a busy bee , Toiling much for el aitch ess , ' And that's why little Marjorie Will certainly attract success. Page thirty-four HAROLD ZIMMERMAN Hamrny With fair Hilaria's equipoisg 4, ELLEN ROOKE Billie Billie was donated to us By the town across the river. Since she likes to sing in chorus She will need the luck we give her. ARLENE SEBRING Bubbles Arlene has opened wide the door Of knowledge by her application. But we think she's best fitted for The matrimonial vocation. CATHERINE SANDEL Sandel Sandel hails from Ninth Street: Her life is a jolly songg Her lessons seldom bother her But still she gets along. MEDELLNA SENSINGER Medellna' We wonder what would happen if Medellna, our demurest flower, Would concentrate her big brown eyes Upon the men, full candle-power. MILDRED SCHLEICHER Mildred This young maiden, Mildred, Travels from Ashfield every dayg After her graduation As a teacher she'll wend her way. Page thirty-five H . l 1 Lf, we rua, f . 1' P .9 .v N' i 1 1 I . 'ill HAZEL SIGLIN Hazel We think that Hazel has little to say But we change our minds when she recites, For she always knows her lessons Cause she stays home and studies nights. Al 7 NAOMI STHARE Naomi Naomi, star guard on our basketball team, Surely can dribble and juggleg When she goes in training to be a nurse She'll overcome each struggle. PAULINE STEIGERWALT Polly Bowmanstown gives us Pauline, Every morning sends her forth. Polly studies hard and so You see, she gets her money's worth. MATRONA WALCK Tony What would we do without this child? She recites with an ease and a flourish Athletics and so forth would perish. WINIFRED STEIGERWALT The woods are full of Steigerwalts, But only one has hair so red l And voice so low and mien so shy i And quiet as this Winifred. V l I Page thirty-six Uncommon. Without her our singing, ' Winnie . CLASS WILL XVe, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-one, being of sound State of mind, do hereby formulate this, our last will and testament, and provide the following legacies: Chemistry laboratory to the present Juniors. L. H. S. to our posterity. Athletic suits for moth banquets. Seats for our future citizens to try their pen knives on. Stage to future dramatists. Our rear balcony seats to the Juniors. Faculty to all those serving time. Textbooks to the bookroom. History of our family trees to our descendants. Interclass scores to be beaten. Reverence for our Alnia Mater to all l.. ll. F-. students. Trig books for Mr. l7arren's classes. Yearbook for other classes to copy. Orchestra to Mr. Yenser. Newspaper to those so inclined. Editors of l,eni-l,enapian leave scrap-paper for next year's editors to scribble on. To the Freshmen we leave hopes: hopes of becoming almighty Seniors. To Miss Roedel we leave the future Senior sections: may they agree as readily as we. To Messrs. Seltzer and hinder our athletic men leave great gaps in the varsity teams. May they be filled by successors as capable. Fred Kline leaves his late excuses to Hap Fronheiser. rI'reasurer Koegel leaves three cents to start a milk and cracker fund for the Freshmen. Franz Kline leaves his artistic abilities to Charles Krapf. a future Michael Angelo. Page thirty-seven il ! We lr' I 1 ' ll' x H assesses In :1 VVe hereby nominate, constitute and appoint Mr. Carl A. Neihoff exe- cutor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals on the twenty-eighth day of May, one thousand nineteen hundred and thirty-one, at eleven forty o'clock in the forenoon. Signed, Sealed and Delivered oi ,pf . in the presence of 4 x?f i'+5f-113 ' Allen Green Charles Rabuck Attorneys ...? A PARTING WORD As a class you are about to leave the High School. You have made your Class history as students by helping to carry on the various school activities. The success of those activities for the last year was largely due to your splendid leadership and service which you gave so willingly and abundantly. You have finished your course and will pass on to be the men and women of tomorrow. Upon you will now rest the responsibility of Ameri- can citizenship with all that it implies. With the hope that you may enter upon life with a broad vision, an unconquerable ambition, a glorious hope. a persistent faith, and an indomit- able will, we say farewell. ji! Page thirty-eight S www VF U 'fJ-fwwu: wk I 5lQKX'1lW X 'J I . W ' Lg l I K YJ., -ii... I fix Zuniurs .iirflglf 'I ' JUNIOR CLASS GFFICERS Clair Beers ..... Robert Kunkle .,A. LaRue Solt .. Kenneth Fritz Leah Ralliet ...r...,,., Mr. llarold Oswald President Vice-President Secretary .. Treasurer Historian Class Advisor Class Colors--llrown and Gold. Class Flower-Brown Eyed Susan. Class Motto- ln Ourselves Our Future Lies. ..1 JUNIGR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1928, on September 6, the plane Class of 32 started off on an uncertain flight with an endurance record in view. The first thing done by the infant class was the calling of a class meeting whcreat the offi- cers were elected and committees organized which were to select the class colors and flower and direct the class in the I-lallowe'en Parade, where we took first prize in the Junior High division. At about this time the annual Freshman-Sophomore football struggle took place. The Class of 32N rocked dizzily and finally lost the hard fought battle. Next came the bas- ketball season to absorb our active interest. The girls were the victors in the Freshman-Sophomore tilt while the boys lost gamely. Section 9-1 organized the Hot Lunch Corporation under the able supervision of Miss VVettlin in connection with Civics Class. The Thursday hot lunches dis-- appeared with amazing rapidity and the enterprise, as well as being educa- tional, proved to be highly successful. On September 3, l929 the Class of 32 received its first refueling of knowledge from the refueling ship Faculty NVhizzdom',. The engine purr- ed along smoothly, partly due to the fact that the number of passengers had been decreased from l-16 members to the 97 who were left to carry on. Halloween again made its appearance and the Class of 32M zoomed away Page -forty i with second prize received for our splendid showing in the parade. ln the Freshman-Sophomore football gamble our boys received the long end of the 7 to 6 score. Basketball season opened, and after a series of close contests the boys stood second and the girls occupied third place. VVQ, the i'Class of 32 finally completed our Sophomore year looking forward to the next term when we would be juniors and publishers of the 32 Gachtin Bambil. Refueled by the education from the good ship Faculty VYhizzdom the Class of 32 at last began one of the most important stages of its journey. On September 3, l93O, with an enrollment of 84 we entered upon the third year of our High School career. From the many members of the class that turned out for the Year Book Club the staff was chosen, which immediately began work on the H32 Annual . Our boys made a good showing in the lnter-Class football games, taking second place. Again, we found basket- ball season upon us. The girls made a splendid record, emerging as the champion Inter-Class girls' basketball sextet. The boys' quintet made an ex- cellent record in the same sport. During Christmas vacation the juniors enjoyed a trip to Glen Onoko. Miss Sherer made possible and planned this never to be forgotten holiday. Due to the success of Glen Gnoka outing, plans for a visit to the Bake Oven were made and carried out. Un March 27 we presented the Class play, At the Sign of the Pewter jug , which proved to be another bright spot in our history. VVe earnestly hope that in the last stage of our happy flight the passengers will carry with them this thought, ln ourselves our future lies. -L. E. B. '32 Page forty-one '+I I Q l S' I I ,ll M iii if Ieabfigalliet jllllinarh Que Jfranris Berk Earn Eeltgnet I M LEAH BALLIET DOC MINARD ACE Ace Academic' Academic Forensic i : ' 1-ff l' - Club -1-f Clgu.sL.,l--- - !.:.i.. . , ig ea en, 1 'il 2, 1 Esthet- Basketball 27' .1 a - :P2?' . ,x V Book -faeiif Selva 2 33v'- . om Vice- Stnff 33 Glas AHP S V w t ime-::f fl ' - H 0 ' ' . Leah is 0' -. Ytudzqlts ' ri-2. ' X en Minai wg s to ' e all sit up and lthou h it y all, she to ha X? , Fx tice fm- w - r' ething worth A 57 'g A . . n . X . . some musica an 'v Ayhe '- X -. e. 'H oes - e part in atlrlgtics, but Doc is one fortu ' nz la : R kes up :- . ' is stud' S' He also with her . vavy . M 3 vs -- - colo and some -BX-5 be play- nll wish yo .,-.4 S-W tweet , Qs- usa, Ac 'F ' s 91 -. lx' S ' Y H 1 A N55 W' n luv., F : 1 uce. eil Tb .. - NWS say. 1 x ' ' 'C l V' .-FX' .if-'vi' X . ' FRANCISK 5:53. . fl Beck Ns.-ifi?-f Qlghliglih Y' ' , ll'Beany Q- , , LX 1 f W j' ' 'W ' fgiiggf-s-N is,.Q I Band 3: tra ' Football 3: if-V I' ce6Presidenf ' ome Room Basketball 2K7f 'ssc--ll X . 3g 1-enema 3. Bm-f'kV is ' 0 cle Sheik eK J clash . f . . . i , x H Y , S s one o the nopular members of Hi'f11:ihf'S Pigs MES -llladTlS Of melrnlgm- xg 11' e , nd can usually he heard before she pe 1-ou .- 1. xv - - is .N lib ffli,T' -X : .- ffl 1' , , , Hgil l mctiron 4 neiglihloriing ifitylimri 'PGH spends 3 great .dealhof her tmhfe Wlfh 3 Pac-kerton, Lux ' very popular with the 1H0f'H'1f'n Bmmg man m t 9 commumty- But opposite sex. van often be heard telling how good looking she is. Y! Did you see Mike? Drivivzg the Whippet she also finds time to work Geometry propo- sitions. KlGee!7, Walking down to First Street Page forty-two y -il? :iS5E?' 1 W V .:.g fQ M ' il Marion Bunk Qlllair Beers Buy Zmllman Zgzulab Eressler f MARION BOCK Bobby CLAIR BEERS BeerSie Acurll-inir Awlflfunlc Piiysif-ai im. Clul: 1,: file-fiflui, li Simian! Jai-flhf-grail ij, 12, Ilzzfiufgffl 1- 2- fflffleg' 1 .'1 v ll 1-4-, ZH- f'1 1-T' -F fy,-yi f- L1H'lllCl 3 4-za 'Q Ja: V-sire-n L, .5 . ,lu f,1i 4f,iXL3f?f' f PFAM: F0 tlm l'l 111115 Muff il. l'i'e-ssl Club 213 zum' li lisl 1- allfll. L -AB. - ,- ,ll of ff: if-my ' ghp ..g0l,by is ix fl . rle ll an all-: - Nfwxldkquflll, M1115 ln ! !!-INHL: all guml sport, +1 is an - VS 'lllllll-I Illl flf X14-tiujigy in whjfli -3 rt, Hr- has work ll0'6l1ll0!' what th' 'ls ' Jen, -f f ggryr-if'l'lzirzxf1'r' ' 'f-1' ' fi' two years EVPVY llllwtnd li n wr' .' . Olllly . Hg '7 'zxnzpl '- . if- w ' V 651, itor-in-Chi:-f of flown tha . 'P'ifjrm'u1'cl ,thc inzxil l w - . 7 wir Bo ' il . , ' 1-arriwl out letter, 'e w - f,t0 wi 1 le 1- 1 '-I: with - isuzxl effifi 2 : Wx wfih you lu:-k Could if be tn 1 gl WL? all Liga.. . the f re' . C!- whe will succeed nn vu fgbest oK,lu'Ck s xx' ' K X ' her nlwuys. f x X ' If K Q1 Y l-fi, if 1 A' . f ,, fl' ff' . 1, y H05 -W f -41? Z S .f, X 'R- -may 'W-W f f 71,2-i hifi? ll f Vf X MQ? l 4- t 4 F' , ' , V. V' xllz , G lui 5' ,ly X211 wi- E il hi: K-T 'Fifi' MJ f xl- gi tc xr ROY BI i --2 N -:. '- s, ,ULAH DR u R X. W Beulah l X. l 1. K f, , K: Comnie-rc-ial X f fffcf WWA -Ca X 1 X f 4 Science Club 1. QA k lu ' W Skinny hails from the YVest L ff- ere- rnen ure invn and lnlk about it. In S Olpiiiand, Billman is thi' inode-l student: he Simply fle- vours it. At typing he is 21 wizard and the w0rlfl's cliumpion will havP plenty of Competi- 9 Q 60,0 haxe 3 me diifivulty vith Physics llI'0lJlQl . Wiegeverf iinrl, Beulah. j u' eu , Sums flay 1 wc-t Br-ulah to :nuke a succeas in life by being u School te-achvr. f -X --n I iw fitln C Library at 3. Beulah is on ni , ie st ,l'0us ll rnbe-rs of nur claim, lzut xlw ,- ' .' X 1 ui ll l rn llflll. 15004 lllvk, 4'Skll'1I1Y - Best wishes from iii , V Oh! Do you know this? Studying Sfildylrlg Page forty-three Til '.:: 1::: 6.1 Q 2' an. ' Zllibelma Eunlzleherger 331155211 Qlbristman Raul ffhelman lahuna QEiJgar ' 1 t V THELMA DUNKLEBERGER Ted RUSSELL CHRISTMAN Rut Academic Acadeniic Lutin Club 13 Class Basketball 1, 2, fl: Glee 011-hest1'a 1, 2, 33 Bnnd 1, 2, 33 XYPZII' Book l lul1 2: Ya-11' o k Slllf ' Varsity-B1:' etlnull .1-75 .. . bfi 1: Class Fnotlnall ZZ, lS11.lifld.-l. E: ' I?-A-V 4 t H tl A 1 FE . Q ig. l 2, Vfll' V v P ni. .155 it Y.. lg 1 1111?lw.l A - .txye 4 1? 5.1, l A 'th th V117- veli good-f-1 Q x s xx . . , 0, w Q lik, T? yldll - A .1 on 4 e .1 alwrlvs Sllllll gtr ui P- 9 0 very El 11 ,. 'V 5 '- hall-tcss . ll 6+ takes gr:-1:41 Slie is 111, 19 5 ious - f11 lX lug ' drivliiv fn' ' i11 t Rec , es- or Roll Junid' Eff - 1 ' 0 :ive a '--1 ly in ':-.-.- ' 'I f its poweSQ climbing secrets. -ff - 'l oa 5 e-et NV9 1 First . gb . ' , but us- W0 hope X 1 thex that , u 'u g f-way up. NGN' four demon- :11-Q hubby Ql19S,!g:2:--.X .XJ 'gs X. N of D 'gr sl, will succef-d. 3'-1 . - :sw b ' ' a'fv '7' Zig ts. N S. S 1 'iff-f L ' - 'N s I Era ' 'T ll Q - f men . 3 '- ' X 'xxsf SQ! 5 X SX Q I 1 , e -Ax ' ' 4 f , grfl' .:-i1:,-V ,Q -: . l PAUL E exam 1 fl 'ilztsi Sf f ' I l,l V0ney K lax. X x :ix ' l , - , . lf' at -l-,:.-.,- ,.L.:g r G V, 313116 . W i. . lg- .--..,L,.,,. 1 Q -i'- T' X- A ' I cmhem-11 f ok smff , ,lex Q 1 1 lub Ph.. 1211. Clllll lllklfll' Club W ' ' ll 1: ll Xafilf I b lx mr Clnsf Play X Q iitlest Iuea ness qseemsv tol Paul IS vm. f to kgep 3, n bgqauge op arg' , at'10ug1 she has many zilmneln. he spends ex ' ek end erent place. ' 5' fllllef In SCjl100l, lilll Y10 iPlllYlE h0W You can lllil e :1 gues. pg 1 . disposition from Fliflxlg hffme- She Just l0Vl'S to make 3 lOl The fact th:1t' 1e- was joke editor of thc' uf 110159 With hel' high hPvlS FIS Sh? walks. Hel' Class. Hp is .. . 1 h Smdious and next to 11111bitions are to be a movie actress. hitc-h'hiki11g he i s French. - Isn't he terrzble? Yeah Wwtmg notes. Hitch-Hikmg Page forty--fnzzr i 4 Jfernffrigainger Zgenrp Cnimian Ziaarulb 3lfrant5 Qiunire Ginher KX 'QL , il1 V -issdsfilii ll tg FERN FRITZINGER Jackie HENRY ENZIAN Hennie ,X 1-nfl:-ini 1- A cadoxnir' Ilntin Club lg Student t'ounc'il 11 Kz1th- Band l, 22 Orch:-stru l. 22 Cluss Fflflfllllll 1' log-n lg G14-0 Club EVIL R fx! 23 Ulziss liztskvtlinll l, 2, fl: fllnss Hzlsvlmll l. F'f-rn i' ' i - qt1i5Y 51's5t 1Vlffgiig??,i2 T 'Vu V l4'ootl,iL .,,Y:irsi - V qehall 2. r-lnss. Sl 0 me ' Mist .f 0 bE'il3fjUIf f'4 Hs-in x '1x'! lui 'iff wifi :sity Grill Lutin with the 'tl ' . 1-1-1-'fngk Ssyki-ov. V65 ' 'Q,i1t6 H31 !ll1lf'-- 'bmi 25100 SWS him We rlo not ki w ei' ' iolxjm-ct if 1 l FSI- - ' ii f f 1'-Flziss bus- life, but wi 9 c-onfic , ,sliqv wi vcr ' f Pflw- 1lfT l' L! H11 l'l'0l1Hl'l!f lf pi'og1'essix6Zi9 wlxateveu' ' ' ' lcertzllcvsff f fu H tlwflwstfv' . 02221.9 3 tllf' lwhil-Ill The vl: 'XV y -' wishes-fyo the f-' of 34 at 532 - Q X luck. ff ' H ' xi 61, 1 i K, Co t 7 f 'fr , 2 rf' ' ff . Drew gQ45f????? X-, ff 9 Eat wwf .-X 0 ff Z--Ml ' , I, xs jf , 'f X- Y .TV X sf' - 'w u p flu' 4. H ,, 4g?f. P , 12 U . ,, HAROLDXFRMA ,Zhi Doc EU . ,. - ,Wi Eume i ' . ., , 1 . n f i 3, 1 A- -,ymfk f v i f- ,C gpm. . . ,. ,,'. i . ff 4 Stllfllllll lll UQ A ' 1 ' ' ggi' ,. 6 6 Gl66 Club . 1 jf gg-ation Club Vluli, 23 Sttgny 'N 1 -3,11 .... x :ig ,gig finaly Class Bzxske i mg L34 . YJ dy Stand t : S z 'iff' -52551, 'Fl qi-'Ma' 'ifggf eholrll hs-re sh Ofr Pgj is giggltlr in Pills' 32 PWS flub 3, V 1 f 9' nioi' Hass. ' - has vernal weak- IJoc , ot candy num, c'::nX P -' ff' s. . ne PIII is -' m -if is a hz '- ning through the vm'1'irlo1' with :1 pi fl gnilul- h :Us Neyer Sl.. ', 1hHm:y- thlflggh almost anytime of tho rlny. He- has his full she clot-s - zusttf-d now en. livervone lint is making ont fine. B4-'st of luck ' Q like-s to play on her, l ' -' 2llXY2lVS,Sl11'A class of RZ , vin-is. l'Innie' I 1, r of a irl thiat yon would like to will 5 :QR-nfl, al o sho is us. OIL Ygahf' nzilly found not paying In lp ' n st-honl, Xl? Sampling candy' hope she will answer here en lurk comes. Ya 1U01lld7l,f kid me. Gzgglmg. Page forty-f1'1'e X ri, ::::.., glial ! iff M. li Yi QEurena Graber kenneth ,1frit5 ibarrp jfrunbeiser louise Graber X, 1 EURENA GRAVER Eurena KENNETH FRITZ Honeyboy Acaclomie Acadpmic , ., .. A , Orchestra 1, 2, L53 Band 1, 23 Cheer lender Ifatm flub li Ll mry Club 3' '5' . 33 Class 'freasxirer 535 Class Baseball ZQJYPHI' lturenu. -Q 9l'llTif a solemn-r my ' --ff -ggi.--5 -fuk! . P., Si , .3 limes buf, --- K W ie me 1L'1intam'e ,rf mv 7 f 1 , Y- ' ' ,' -, , 4' , -an W .-l 4 1 I -',.- A I wp., qui y . All his ae- alii ssh, f l r A PH he fl we S P1 ' 1 fi , XV K :Q in Mr, ' ec ' s c -J. 'a, and is Business 113213 S25 ge '1uhQ.5fifU'1 Ueinm V ' Xb of tlxc-x ii' staff, 1 his he man- Y. . 1t Q3-- ' 2' - ' X - 'I . 1 re ta' f 5 ' k-, .' fllmiig 1111 115 'O 101' 'F N- , 1 img HQ Iii A iligepfllziig ' 2- ' '- fl-if' ,5 - eth as much -,537 he business XQ y -,' s e a. tained NN- 1 school. . 4 H , NF eil .K N ' XXH0- U- f e ss? 'T - ?- 5 f-v A fx - f X gif. P5555-3?-: HI-Iapn N4-JE:-E: S I huGraVeI,1r '-2 . 1 . M ,gifpll X- . '- ' ., 1 Six, :. , , . Jr. sm s, :ek f Class Football All 1- 35 Glas all , 11 askitbnll 1, 2' 1 '4.,1:::,.5:LJ,wzggrfi- ll 2: Glee Class 'P1-no Su . ' ,I 'notml 2, Zlg ww -Wi'.f'f'Qi-u,'.Q - uE,:gL,. -1 ---J-f. i. 2' Class His- XYZITSHS' Be ' tlnll ' -sity Track 2. 0- N 1 q Stuff 31 X s' y Basketball Behold tmp: 'er Ir 1 Wei fm 'F-img' J X what u line u.: l Hurry i oneso one of the busy members of our our athletes goes out f X,i' he sports cl:x. 1din.g most of her time at-Z and won h 4 in tru' year. Going M quite popular with certain members to Palmert n takes -oi X,-i is young mans of, ' pposite sex. Besides all her' extra ac- time and w -Xwonrlvr fn usim-ss he has there. tlvitlfs S119 NIWHYS h2S her lessons well Dre- His amlaitio ' figs n' future- are unknown to paree. us hut, we umm In luvk at wlmtever he un- G1'2lVPl ' is also ai member of Our Your 1lf'l'l?llfU S. BOLvk Staff. What do you know about it? 'lLet's eat! Tallcmg Lookmg m the mirror. Page forty-six i I - 1 I I '-1. - 1 llllll ,. Marie Graber Gltbunb Gerber Glilliillarh Zlaamm Vermont Graber if MARIE GRAVER Marie ELWOOD GERBER Gerb Academic' Afafiplllif' A - Class Basvbzlll l, 23 Class Basketball 1, 2: Latm Vlub 1: Library Club 2. fl- 1.12153 Football :lg 'Nature Club 13 Aeronauril-Q Marie is verb- ,q'u'. gi,-fr: A n,,,,e5,Y: Yi' Chin 21 gl'il'l'H'l' Club 'lip 'Orr-ht-ftrn 2, 33 Jr, cPl!ent atti e ' f Wow' ,Y-hl'Slij' Qkl-t4halgl+f 'Y J ,, Qhe ii alway vi f N411 l 'lx il t-111-Y' XF IWW 9 'U' ' 'IWW HH , , 7 Hflfl' PV- to make friends wi . 1 h S dis A nnifh ,i. li'ffifrl 'l f9qi'9'hf'1a,' Shim! too- .yfqnnli 4 All xliltwly -.,.- ..,.-1:-5: txxlsefrahli. f' - 1' 1 ' '- A g rrflw :mf il - VV9 knmxwt Marie ' .4-at driv A , ,I,,m,ySf hving pm, for Eurena. 'sh you l s . l lo of if etlm ' sually - K, iyny, for his X .. luck. P . k s. As 1 d wr X ' 1- V31-sity Q5 K ,V u5'et ' . qua , Ver , , r - K Y ll, '1 1, - if ' J eel: up! good xi' f I 'flti1.vgtll?Leyou'll R d . ' , l fx! uve? ? , ' ' en' Z '25 ' SVX 2'-mil A '7 . I I-1 'J fa .,, . 'f fr ik ff , qff, Wi Q -,,i'- fy? ,- Bt ffbidkfl , fr W ff' it 'l I f ' ,, gi- Wy - ,- Yi- ' 1' A - 1 f ' 'f-ff' W 4 ' If x iff' ,1 l , , fd, K f-- f .4 , WILLARIQM l'llW' ,. lX4f 'Y , if t l be WZERMONT ' ' 1 4'M0nty l - f---g, 7.-g,5:gE5- X I I . 141 Q4 ,C K - XX , 1 . , A - , Y, Scienr-9 Clubi 3 Restoratory FIBQ iwiff V v 14, 7 lr 1, 2, , l Cl ? Ort-hf-qy-3 This young man coin:-is from the e,f' -UYU0 -' Pine Run and is quite a svnsation 45' - Tak? fi ' , th? 015' ' advd girl in sten0gs of the fair sex. He is al - Ulf' Junior ILVHY mo noon. and school early and van be seen typing -': mght this 5'0l1l'l l ', can s n hiking to hPnl't's content while his l-lussinates are still ind fl'?m th? H95 'Q -'hi' P1351 the haw snoring. He takes the li0llllI16I't'i2li 1-ourse and flddlefn the jiunlllr v 'f ,IW Wk' hnlff' some day expects to be a Certified Public Ac- She Will kgvll lf np. Xl he ' u not-fl help 4-ountnnt. ' you must Just K0 U' HMOHU' ' and she'll hell, you. Boy! Wait'll I get you. Studying Page forty-se 1.7671 '4Good nighffu Going to the movies. 'dll i leiigzg Elusepbine Ereenamnper Martin Zbatleman william Zlanffurh Erase Zballman Y '4 l i xl If If if 1 l if I JOSEPHINE GREENAMOYER Joe MARTIN HARLEMAN Skeet Academic Afademic wee our e, 24,01-fhvsfi-fl if- -fm Ll' LLTBXISS1 fiillillnbiaig lletbllll 3j Qe1lh1 ll 11115 - and 1 ' . ' Year Book Black h rk 1 ,- a all vs sznilwi 4-.,lQg? 8. ? ' . HIRVS '1 '- l llligfmel' -5 Marfwf-'YQ thlv -- nr 1 artist all in one. 32 . t .SQ 3 --' - ver ii p su 9? 1 'Hs had a'Vye1't tl V 'sitv Football team foie bus ds ii t of enin X .nr -.. ismm LI of the Wisity Basket- in the tllwtel' 'Sig' can . ' X J e ou -S--: '- all 511113 , H- 9-a,.y,Lu1 tist Q me staff and Zu 5: X X Ing a gt ny' 'mont a ' nky , is ent ite usy, but - Q as time for for theyQ1 o - Best w ' P'-L 4- 4 ' l1l1i01' zirl. XSS-X - 1 his ambition from 3.2'Lg, X X S Hbllliy il 4 - 1 will succeed in '-11:17 . V., as X 'Y ' QX1 - ' - - X .lelygh , n , 5 X- Q- , 40' f 5 t ---5 ea Yo re Lousy. - 1 A Ph ,x F ,. , . Xe' s sl i' - ' I ' G-. ' , 'Q , A i so -stall , N .- ll ' ii Y' -l Q, X to Z! Mm Q ,,fl F521 53 ' 5 H : wifi' vs uscrubbyu 7 I V gi , -.1--W, , f ?,T -:ide ' w X I Commercia Meinl.:-1 '. ning Club 53' N ootbzm 2 ' V ii -. ll ' I' ' 15 Resmmtory Glu 23 Typing 3- Uluss Bn. l nf ixxx Q inhg seems to Viforry Scrubby except Bill is the hus ' o hails from Pack- ' HSIOWEI exammatlon' She wif- usually be erton. S u can ii' s fine lad driving up m laugmng f'l10utA some Joke ' und down eet looking anxiously for Sc1'ubby is quite popular with certain the fr-inule , . Ve wish him luck and hope members of the opposite sex. Best wishes for he will find the person of his he-ui't's desire. the future, t'Scrubby . ffperhapsff Oh, I must go home. Looking for UD Reading. Page forty-eight 5 A : ' .ifii-ui ::::.::3' Af Qllatriz Zbein Baumer Zbnugb flllhelpn Zbeiser QEItnouh Zfauuser lf V, -rv CARRIE HEIN Carrie HOMER HOUGH Aviator Cumiuorcial Af'8f1f'1111C l7i'z1iuuiim's Club 15 Glnu Club lg livsfomtnry I liuiffl 1, lglusii lfootilgallkl,NQ3,n43:Sf'lzi:s lguii Club 23 Ty ming: Ulub il., -7417 lk. .Z imwwl ni, L, 3 3 var N-mg ' .' 1 I - use ya Wi- have wi 'n , XXQIIZ1-1'w ii ' 'ffzf 11lf Eiiii , JMS 11153 fi. ,fi-'A .f 1 1-i ll lx vt' 5 - -T sm Wviriii 5 'I' 'N 1:-1051 4111 un: viii' 11- 15,5 1 S mr to llzilitiilynriailiii tulw ' 1. iu siiiifffi 1-1la:i':viiu.H1,,,SLf?'-X 110171114 'X X 25 ll1FlS, GS- Shv is ruuuiuq ' 'vv -nu '1 iou V' 111lLi.a'l'l'ifSTi41' 111' ls 11 11111 mug' Kim , 931- 1- ix qui in 'vs ed ' ,uiiivfjf !,tf:rFf1z1.ll4f'z11lx'i5Qfl1iiii -ii i'l'l't'.!lt huir onv W'h0 Iniild il be! ' - ' iuilkiuuv f jg,Lg'41rH1l ni wfv ' 'j ':- A11 fuixi slzi-fl NVL- holw 1 us n st mg' ICI' e 2f'KS'111lLff ' fu- 411119 'fly I+' day ' 611 f lf you do? ,4 f, lump iff' omg nowg K A Qxgd-l1'IIll7.H ' ' .ff 'f I ' f , I ,, Gm, - f,,- 4232- ' he fyfpm' llllx , a 'B Q15 KWW V X' fff fiief-Evil lg-23: EVELYN'l ff: .1 'a f fo r , X Elly M br' e 11 0 1, 32 f A' , fi We mbmry cifiubl i v :g, . 'S LV3:E5L ' rg!!!--4-.q,'.ai, Iwdi, Sgifrim-Q1 Club lg Xe-r'6nuE Vluh 2' Club CE, X 1 'V ,111 '- , , X' - 4 Exe is hui vu bb' must all like he K A L ru, 1191'.' gififv- Pd ' i.fG00vE .7'1'1l,VZ gvutlenimi iu the outlying districts. lil : ' ff X ?i1i2,lli l.'lN.i:g:l his HQh?n!Qn'rilg seldom :pmt .lnfl goes heie 'intl time 2 All-Aly is als ,IU Pstpd In ' xg and In WNV? aw uftvu puzzlflrl :it what keeps ,f- the winter hr, can , n H. ug t rounds nf husy, Could it possibly be :i+gi'afll1ntP.X his traps ' Our class hopcls thut your lifv will be a happy l'1lgY'l 1511111195 501911 t MJQLS11 511111 111113' 1 ,il-Y lu.-y 0119, some ray JE-001119 an avizi or, lm V 3 i N The class of Ili wishes him good luwk in ff - P wliutever thing he takes up. Wzat 0 you Cale. Dangiqqg, KiH0SR-ff'flf,l?I'5,y Fzshzng. Page forty-nine X 1 U S' 1 ' .alll N' lf? Harm I1 :QI ' i V 4 v . . Qiitbel Zbepht Qllzn Bannapel Qlihtnarh iznappenberger Mabel Zianmm A if is If M V WJ ETHEL HEYDT Essie ALLEN KANNAPEL Cannon Commercial Academic , , Orcliestva 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, ,lg Class Footl Physil-as 11:11. 01115: Gif-Q Club 1.2 3:,C1ass bull 1.1. 8. . fb S his ,mp mdving Bi.-k-ml . LT ' ' ' -f -J al -P' 5 ' ' -: ' - A ' lr'l+lss,ilQ gi T' ?E1i h -P ,H 1. fy H- nuff MQW , we are only girls. Sh Ww '1'T' llin . 'ing. ll a? Sl M U ' ' ' 1 'HWS IMP- His also has - , ,X ,l ying h as , ,, QV : il :l'r1ibi' rC'N to cm . a boxer and duiing doubt one 'gf' GSWYI 317901 ' ' nmgx N9 -I 1 tie plenty of d - .l -QQ.. l,,iEj:.x . 4 . .. K . Aw H ,,.. - 1, x nunvis -- , I .X Oggles Wd ' 9 i C nappei P M ', 'I'F!xt1' 1n0r. Qkixhx deny hupus . X k QE 4 H 0 1 ' iim a. wo1'ld's chi . X x u , , ut . V. i Wi X , X, Vi I S54 . 'Q wf - mes- W Q 'f f if y--1 - :S - X -f ' 3 R Svl 2- - Z, KF' ,. w, ,.. ,f 42 ' A X x-X 1 . ' EDWA KN w 5 . , 1 - H pg-1Q:.. R ' D 'fMabS A , en- ,- , Q ' 'i I ,ffl . X l 615' Tx f- ' ' E- g i .Q C1355 2 W 1f9'1mm, lg 2? llub 1: Glee 113251516353 , .., 1 'ill'SiTyYeE:m E . EEF. .pf 9 C0uHCil' 35 OI S Play 3. 3A ff . g hx lk is one of our fair outlying district ..Knapp,- one of the If UIQHRQL in . 'NVQ know her weakness is la certaiin tivities, Q- is ai. nv F' inrlinef an p ays ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' 8 ..h0t,- .m.ink,t' VPU. popular with the filt whalevm' shq may iittempt l'J9f'3US1?.'Sllti opposite- sl :n f can readily SP9 that he 'illhus d0?S'. Het? S luck and good llmhes should be I 'ing nt his picture, Herefs from the Jumor Llass- l -k f the fut re. . ui Or u Hello K1d! - , . . Oh! but you lze S0 muchf Wyfltmg notes. Piloting A Bucket in Four Parts. Page fifty V Il A Margaret ilauntg Chalets ikrapf - iBauI Zkrause Qblga Zbubitskp i of 4 V. I! MARGARET HONTZ Peg CHARLES KRAPF Krapper Academic Auawlr-mic llelmting 13 llrnrrlntics CliQ: Liilrniory Club St'll'llf'gX0llllJ 2, 513 Orr-lwstru 1, 2, 133 U11-c 'I 3 Glc-G Cl ' 25- 'X ' Ef'j 'l. R ,XL ' , Yvs, to l ' : f 'I 1lM5l'.'V' , Y ir YIWIIPIHBYX' Trlqjs zlfifrlfilffdi T Y:-nsvr's lmf do wma- ull ' v 'i A' me f , La she pff Q . rv' win, Alflv spa-mls Jlig, - gf, ie painting fvrs to be callwl, lii to , i t ifzlpnny ' Xf:nrQ,yrm1Ltl1'13S2 NUllll4ljlY I 1 1 rua, HQ- is thi- opposite .. Bu 1 . vqngderir ug.-A , yst4-cl in, lOl 3- , 'fix' nuturv, fuvt sh? is studious, ' ' ' .' a verge, f 0j'LJ'f' Y ustrnnon ' A- ',,1Q,. H, his 1l2ll'k 1:6011-t, 'Wigs we 0 Q she ' ml an -' -K cfhliyl , .X vulmtion whim Qfllzgwst suited for lwr, ff ' H I ' lp X ' istvr anal H if i In 1 .. is sn 1' 2Nllfjif'1'fi. - fa, 1 - . nz ,Lvl 1 A 1 - 1 ,, Dancz' .a 1. ? ??iL,ff cp, A 5 7 - .1 MQ , K Z---- 1 ff, L ,,: v X555 W , , ' H 5 XL-if 'il 1' WZ? X fi r! R PA L K . ,gg , 45, .. ,.-- - K- G , N 'ff ' U W Y Z:-' 5 A HUB uoulen lil. Q :. lu.., 'Z' 'A 44.4 ,. fzfx T X 'ni T f' Z C0 '- '-al' ij, Orchestra 1, 2. 33 Class ot 2. -' M 'Hy , x V Uluh 23 Year ok Staff 3: Clara ,Qi - K . ff-Q, I -T li. , ,.f' ' . 1 , A. . - . Rousou plays a violin and can 1 wtmfifmsapu gl nmfabehf. anmu' 'Inari . . , , N . , g V 4, . 1-' .15 Q- our class pluvmg in Irof, Kamen 5 on-hestxa. ll - - f in hm, Tumor X, , I h 1 h Q , - V . . ,, . v 4, ' . as n . 1 5 friends You van ll081 him yvllmg, M-1-I-l-lx-k. e fm. the mort time ' ,- - . . . , . . f. wen wit us. spends his time drawing for the Hear Book, , 4, .. 1 us he is an artist on the staff. He also takes wth kmlw f1'tt,gr'.h11f. ' ,,1'ml'J' OH IS. lm! an interest in athletics and played on the class llwx rims of 'i- Wlslws 9 UPS! SUV' football team. WM' M-i-l-Z-lc-k!,' Gosh- ' Peddling milk. Smiling. Page fifty-one X . . ..,lf,., z il: if :ag III ' W I 'iffhall f 'liiiiil N 1Beatl Zfirirk Buhert ikunhle 1-1v Zfaarulh Kresge Qrlene ikunkle li Mx, PEARL KRICK Pearl HAROLD KRESGE Kresge Academic , Glee Club Academic Pearl is a qliet ymber of our cl who Y 1 - , -I 7, l g Footh I2 ,Z has joined ' sie U1'3fl1 'S g - Ol ...f 'P ' ' L ' U Packermn H' hicgtl 1 F u W 1 .512 Big 're V 1 n beiseein P 1 L . 555.4-ts I r . d ' ufgiw H , A1 'S : - , xrown orr. LOFEIOIIPSQ stu xe epar ' -v , S Very lg' 'I nmmsitf' Sex and eveningqqg 5 - - 11 N be s eh F' em -I e 111 hls car. She has , ' th .,. X 'l' 15 ' 'S 0 to lend a hxying hand .. e . N X K . ,Q . , .,- I M... . ,, l. .. um? She h s fr, -LFSPNQ Q. A U k sei Il -ll I amd 'g e MA, f 32 S I dg -,- .. Qsis g g: . Q, . I , - 's - VI succee In .351 - 1' f Sulveornlee 'md X X. H W ' 0 Q er me o l Ik .. '- S ' sa xwxb U I' iw .. ' i .5552 - e? 4 , PN., , P 1. e ' Q W . , , swf. - ,QV if .I ne, - N- N' f . - 'f 4 JP X . 'Y 1 f Q 6 NSN' Q. f f .F W Q Y 4' , I ' ROBERT iss . il B0 ' Xf ll .. ,, O , ' he 1 '1 an Q ,fl POP 3 Q 5 5 . . ug?-fe .,... L f - G A N. A f Qin. We T N P ' Orchestra Y -. . :,- -' 4, 1. 2. 3: Cla. N Q- IV -I q letic Managgr , ' . 'ice- ' sident Resmmfflr- I u.h 17 Class Baseball 25 E 1. ball 33 Cla .5-' etbal :W I IIS, glee Slnb ..g 1.S1fy Basket. 2: Debating ' ss lay 3. Ab - Y '- B0b is 1 musically - member of XXX 9 W110 IUWW her HUT, POD Seelllf our class, y ajing . gen nrinet in P1-gf, qui n stndinus: to those who know her well. XY6l1S91 SAQ1' PSf!'vH. XE- ' nteresterl in sports f-!00f fimeshand hPf1IJS nf fun. Altho the OD' andhpnrtxcxpkz' mn s I al 4-lass alhletic g.mes, DOSlf.9 sex lSl'l,f the least of her troubles, they He IS alsokgnn ' ln the 0.I?DUSlfB sex, The SVGU T the Ul0SfA91fhP1'. Pop loves to play 1-lass of '32 thinks 'ABoh wxll some rlay bflsketbfm mid is P1 20011 guard nn our team, become a big business mnn. W'lLe11, I was in thc' army. Playing his clarinet. Luck. Pop . Ya w0zcldn't kid me, would ya? Playing basketball. ifiii TKT? 711111 Page fifty-two .lr ti laura laucbnure Raul lauh 3KlI5SBl 'Qicbtp Ghglpn lynn if LAURA LAUCHNORE Laura PAUL LAUB Fat COIlllllPl'L'l2ll X Fld mi .cf 1- 1' 'l'l1rit't llluli lg livstu1'at111'y illllll lg K:1tl1- I1-1111 11 ills-+1 illuli 2, if gk 0l'4'l1 'Nil'il ll liilllfl l, Ili Sufvly ll2llI'Ul 2, 33 This yu 1, 11' .1 frm 1 C:i,1:1y.+3fl'Qf'f1?2jl-:Lf Sciimcg Vluli l' 'fuss Fm lr 2, 25. is taking 1 1 -T111 'V if Nhwkiffxii fist' limi' Q 1V N4'l ir5 hi1' - rule ix :1 rn' lllll0l'l-'Ill Hirl :Ill 1:15 'i 111 :1T- iS gigrwc11'lq 'bfi' 'unit B lffl '?'ll11' 1 il' 4 Y 'HH SW Wllb' l,: 11111 has 1111111v 'INN i s l uurl 1 ' l jDAYi1ff l fyjlul - 51 HIS IYIHYS wh+,,.9A-Hlla!g- Ngggggg 1 I P il N Nga, -ft-lu.,-111:11 111 thu ,K LV4' -un 1,9 WM, gentle I'l'2t f-,ik NV11 fl ' ' :lt Lau 1 f Bill .1 ' UH!-Qvfiiw ' jg51bi 5s!' zu he- is I,Xl,H.tS N, .fqwyf hop? to . HS -1 9- lf - me- .Nuff- 11. XX I11- might nmkv l:ucly'x Stn-111 142,' X' il -' :1t1'ol111a1 - X- V f or ' ,,, - X 4,1 1 Exmlpisz ' I ' Hawsx . i Q ff K Cop 1 if , ., . X, 1 , 5 ,hi ll... - 4 f ff- 0 Q X , A - 1 ' K f , . f . 4 l ' - ,135 X 9 - gg J-R' i KW ' f Qglfifif Ki EL X Y ff ' -' 11:3 11, V i .fl L33 RUSS 1 'L 77 l gf' - 2 3 v LALN- . ' ' 5 ?A 'Sn1llQS,' li JS 1' A ' 2? f V - 44? 111-Ms Cul . i'f'-F .1 . -1 0 YQ H f ifff f T N . ' ' ' 135' ffj-f ': 4,1 ff 1, 1111111 Klub . i - X1-X ,A my -nt, Cl , ., L. i Lichiy h ' s t1'0111 the westxk 53, X- X 'bffl f' U' ' X S 111a111st0wn a1ndlb1'in,qs about ten dt I . -1' l9N-- is .. , umy s111iI1- ru. to our wnlls every day. 7 'f' m't9s s 'r., . This is , ' of Q1 f1'iPn1l llv is :1 l11'illi:1ut studvnt and alwa if to h:-ive. . . 2 4ls f1'o111 Jain anrl ix sel- his lessons, This is l79C?l1lSf' he inuke M' ' fl0I11 39071 Wlfl r friend 01' H1-fr future- his study periods. and takes an interest mfhis IS uiiknowii to us. 7' Qh S prrivii Zl stir-vev Wm-1, lll lwx' lQhSOI1S-illld 11 , I sure sl - will he 2 He' is n popular Yhnp and va? be see-11 driving TYIHSY 215 She' IS Taking 'Qqgu vial Vuursf- his favorite girl umut quite reqileutly. Best wishes from the class of 32 . 0h Ygahf' That's what I say. Fooling with radios. Page fifty-th1'ec' Reading. I X lllil, ii, 77 il I! H 4 ffligahetb 4Hflant5 Elosenb illllantg jfranris Jlflniiean Zlrene fllflriiean 1 fi V I if I l l l ELIZABETH MANTZ Toot JOSEPH MANTZ Joe Academic Commercial Phywivzzl Ed. Club 13 Rvstnrutnry Club 2, fly ,,0,WgfiSHf' If 2' 31222 1' Z' qi Your Book cm-Q Club w 4 wfvf- 7 ,.-5-41 ' ' . . , ' ..,lvmlt',,- : lyf-. W Mu My --S S 'lin v hllxff 'k f f-'tahr Book, . , ,nik - . v' . I . Cmft 9. - D x s o - rn : ' 1 . 1 '. 1- 0 el r' ass 2:1 mg Pl yes' ' Vg V 'EE takes 1 15' ' t in , PS ' his vfnrk. I-Iv , . S ,T t H ,S f To 1 . 2 a lays mf nr uf 1 , Wiser S Orvhes- lnng eyel.-I 2 I 5' I 1 X . L ,, vortainly ixfifsllne - -'ln .A ,She ' ,1 X X31 an X- the r nr Joe Someway expects :ind Share. with 0 , X T W ii IU' :ii T SSW Here's if 'Serv Q J ' X XX ' ' murde 'f p , . - hi. . EQ: ' X f .. 's f 2 -. - Yyyle- QQ it i i .xlflforki N, I Qfv I -:V - - .- -W I, Q , L x g I N f if -, , .P - , W. . , -4 f 1-X Z E Tl E f' H -fd 'W I . li, lla-:-. P Irene :N ., 'fi' If 'X' , . E'7 i: h L X! :eMac ' liek z Q ,, - X Ai? I ' I SI - , , g d ,A 1 NAC , rv- jg .qiegisi f -Arlgfgiz. yfl: 01-chest,-3 f 1 . V C. W iq ,., f W ' - Orchestna Won' ' us mu 6511: N iQ 'I of our outlvinz strict students. ual Artx Clin .f , I ., X Q., ,.m,I.iQS H Complete line of jokes AJR-INST U . Eoinhyahv q- ' ey 'Ayer-I -X ivk cf makvs use of quite frequently She 'm'1mnL'. 1 ' ' 5 . ds. ' Tfms I2rPl V'Pv'1 ' ' 'H za Ford which She brings to town fro- fm'-. figs! ' , -Tim?-K fi I' Q55 q - The: r-lass of. ZZ hopes she is sur'- 'I lwlll ln XS-S ,, ff V QU' fa 95 1-osx ul in whatever line of work she is em' part in nth , vines, Mac can he moved. S9011 havilig -..- time during thP noon hour ' ill HIP t'0I'l'ili0I'S. uHey, do you know th,i8?u Hang if. Driving the Ford. Playing his i'1'oI1'1z. Page fifty-four Ziillian Jlllengle Qllbarles jllililler Robert 32251232 Erase flilunia '1 ' 1 .Q Vvvlqll lm a , n In 11 .I yu-:p L ... Tl ' 1 l l LILLIAN MENGLE Nook CHARLES MILLER Charlie Comnxercial A a'l0'nlC , y 4 , , lll'C'llPNlI'll. l, 2, flj S1-il-111-11 Pluh 1, il: ,Xl-'VOA Clliilllgl flllb 11 RPM l'3l0l'5lggg'l' lxmli, -Q, l'llllllgl'NwgxlqRll 213 AhlL:Qlllfl4'lll Rlalllugl-1' 151 Flaw UQ , . fx N , xy' :Lp X out null f ' -, if . Nook 1 H, 'num 1135 6 lhisfllfllf ' l'lllll'll ll' 766111-qmwily 'lp 111111141151-r :nf . w Q . V K K f - f ml Claw- X he ll 'HH 9 ' Os' opp sffe 'f x 1.-l ig QV - fzgflf rl 1'sSim ' ul ff , 7jk'll'l'lQ'il th:- N' 'Lf sex :mtl surv does 4 w te -to ll ver x t , -F 1 .. :. 4 f ', ' . I il lp to n d ,t I I urn? lmuw ll .- 1. lglll lll flu young 11' 1 1 W . 0 il f- W 21 ' ff my I yy' h R L4 ,,,,,. Q12 1,5 -'11 'iN00k T0 lm. 5 ' ' 9 She X . 1 ? L'-'d lieu N 11 lflirlnr fllxlv, l'lll'l0l' br' 'Went .111 61' orfn' lf6l S 'V 1-, 'C , ' -f X ' Hers-'s hopil ffwill make the rio' . 0 - Z X ' -' 1 - 'ff . fi? X f 'AI sa xg , 1'0day, f . ff fel 'mg Sf Qggrr. Exer isin - ' . Z LX W Q W WI? GRA f' fxfigkm' 11411111 1 ' xx N I b vw 5 Nj Hx -if OIZ Qy ROBER 1-we-f if- f 1 f- . 1 llg 1 Z? 0:4 . , 1 - 52231.11 Qi L, . 1,1 --14,1 ' ' .V 11 Jrury ua - - a-- A ll nys 1 1 1' XX NCL -v-,Y f' Yank 1, J1l12 -3 Qll e 'A vxt in 1 11-- 2 ' A...ff: 1 3, ,ff-1 Q, 111 , i. I fl X' rg? Band 3g El .C I'lt'l2lllS Clu ' XX 5 ' Xl 0llkj'.' 15 one ll1llIllil'Xl 'nf Ulll' rlnu. Bnb hai from mhe neighllo iv -pf V PQYNIS I 1 t .XHITVIUS-T 2lTl'l l,21Cli9l'l0H. e is one of our R Fix, --' 4 V , I l'l2lllS and Tallies Rl greut deal of llltf-'I' Q' is , NW 1- 2 lm9l'9Sf 4 1 f'9l'f2l1I1 -ll1Hl'1T work- H9 is also 1, mba artist in , i ? f and of cour, -1, c-1111 t -hlzulxu tor tlmt. lmml. YVG- hope that some day he lay Besldvs all PWTW1 5 HIWHYS PNN with Sousa' l1Lq-ilessorxs well p and ls 51 honor roll as , gn stu: 9111, 'gf 1 that 'SO' The Junior Claw pre: ' -al right uutlrmk Playmg the fm- hw future, P000 Jiffy-five Gov ll'hi:. ' Plrzying the piano, X, I null! 0 a, is . IN. -'V 'I ' QEhna jiicbnlas Harman Behrig Bnruthp alinthstein Ulilllenhell ilkebrig of V i l xl l EDNA NICHOLAS Nicker NORMAN REHRIG Norm Academic Academic Glee Club , 2 flg LIU' B2lSliQttlI2lu Y, 2, 3' ',-L- ,,,,,., 4 ro -11 irs C'lub 33 Yr-nl' Knthleex1 x X f 3 I' Tr-'fr ,X Igdna is on QE' 9 , nr s o 0 ' ' i. oi P 1 ' r.' the Year class, 6Nl39l'. n the rim in S22 'ix rggf StnFfx?flf' - 1' ' y to give the NickQ1 ' is . Sfllflfl, al. a su 'k w F-, he be.TN e' 1- x S be wise nnfl ' .QiiEX ' Y- Y l -' 1 . -. ' she IS one dx-:RXEQZ -1 istmwle Xe X is urm s in , and he . s to live rlo not know5v I aft r . S V-- 5 N. -Q ' fgwluadeiliiu -A' and is leaves scho f --was : ' es '- en in hysics. - her the best : T SX N h A 41 ,I 'SSSW '2.-- 5 , - x ' - - .- f mm,-F.. I .EK qqqsf ,F XX 'pf N - - MP , . wx ' X W 'F :gg-fxgi. . . : ui.:-In l 1 ' 77 DOROTH fees r QHDO , FSJQ ST5 ' , ,lmandle . -x Him 55 'Nm TQ -Iliy lall 1, 21 Typlflg C11 N X V5.2-X X 3.1 23 Class Baske .l 1, 25 Jr. h Tick is Q41- r a seholastic ' 1 tg V 85 ball 3: Aeronau cs Club 23 as ieen prove er cnsses. t . a pop- P H , J ,A ular member 1 own group -xv, friends 'N ligiat is one of the tall, handsome, hold her in hh . m. T neva' vho earn smile yo Q a of our class. He takes the Com- fllI'011gh. fix QUE vlass 539' in ai day is the merci 'ourse and is quite frequently On the g1l'l lfllflffl W Q1JN'l1 lb at s why we all ap- HOYIIPI: Roll.. Randle plays a great part in pnecmte 'Dot now that Dot' wont athletics, being on the Jr, Varsity basketball miss her calling 1 will be ready when 'llucku team and next year we expect him to be za comes her way. member of the Varsity. Sex You! Now I'll tell one. Riding to school with????? Playing Basketball. 17171 TKT? 11371119 Page ffty-six 7 g . T. It 'liuiivl nu m N ,Q Martha Rurslep Qllimnfbp Qzitg Gllair barber Margaret Bbuahs l J l MARTHA PURSLEY if l Kitty TIMOTHY SEITZ Tim Colmnert-inl ACBf1BIT1iC Typing Vlui, 334 Vi .liz St-it-na-e Fluh 1: Science ,Club 31 Sag-ty .Xlth 'lit- xX-1 VT, WF' ' 'xii i't' T,QjT'fQeffl1:AIl'ri Pg BI:nl1 j'Hng ll U A 3 ' ass as' Fhis has -e X UM by , ff ig 'fT'iE5tFT'i' k1'lr:1l?-ETX llgzizigggll- 9-T Z. hails from 'ke ', 1 yfi' 'txt A QH gi?-K K HAIWQQK V ing ' X-jhlly -:L with never :1 our ranks this yn. - un is i cl indeed - - e WH' if-vfYQKY1PVfm fl M55 fits, T1H1 . is faking Q Umm - in qulllsl.. N U, hex I nvlt- . an- -37195-' u-:H trained men Qure lfovtfw awaits her. Xt . 's .. i the f Xhl' Q Hfilll 0H!'T 5' Efigfu'--1 year :Attend- iui' Clus. QW! ,5,, fd. . '. n J, -X X -1, . h Bolo! Huff' 2 - ifwol: ln' - Q ' 'ng too ser- , , . J lflllf, as be . ew 4 '- ' ,the favorites ,ffl g' I 'll r zotlv. he-ep ae ' - dfgurk and you ' 1, -1- A 2 ' 1 1 tx 35 g . , f K fi . ,275 l -4 , l ff! ' , 4 ' ' H 'Q f . '. f ' . t 1 .f , a ff I- mc .f -Font CLAIR SORB - .1 e 'W'ASonny at f ty, . CE! rv it We . 3 ff - ' -pep W, , , Y ,:1f1. ' .- R ,emu 1.-.giq 'af 5 6 ,i ff- X ,jf as ' 1-lx Q ' f , T af ru u' . . V ' 3 H 4 air fa ,X 6. A - . .w f f X1 ' . l, 2: stilxlllill 'ff MARGARE b Q f Vljlargaret' Bzlselmll L: , HSS St xi ii' fi K' I Qzfgzfl -A . L.. T Typing t'luh XX 1 X! -- gesggg ' ' 'C s- Cluir is ne who leaves hisX gret -u. fn, X I 'Q , . ' ' X blessed and sure is :1 dignified per: X f Qfrr, 6 1' Llbgar 0' 3- Ulnir L'0lllt'S from the farm hut h i ? 5 .,f lPfQa0l?'l nf' Ogg 9, XVI -Shi UQPYTI- haxe his mind, set on higher ideals, f' .fmt Q W lggf I le I 'S ' ET! U SYUFIIUUS He takes the Wnniuerrinl Course ant 4411 be 3,1 A 'luif' a git 1 . er gp m Mme rpad' seen quite frequently studying shorthand. lf wfwiglthcaniwu i I' is HT ' Yr futurp hu' Flair uses smut- nf his impressive energy, there ' I er huueg 1 X SSX She attempt?- will be nn doubt about his success. , Do you have your Physics? rc H , . Uh Huh. Playing the piano. Talking fo the girls. Page fifty-sermz P l l 1 Vfef auauananjnazmu susan.-mnnA.unan.owanmau an :susan i 6 I 'Tl lvl xg' - , is If F ,.,.,:,,-, ,.'::.:.. . .2 Kathryn Bunrmus Zbarhep bteigertnalt iberman bteigertnalt Qfllzn Sfauers l KATHRYN RONEMUS Kats HARVEY STEIGERWALT HarVie Commercial' Acaqlelnic Latin Club 13 Restoratnry Club 23 Typing , . A A l . , V, Club 3: ,,Kath1eeen., 1. Junior Science 1, 12, Acronautics Club 3. . -'Katy' x - gif, She i lwai C-4 - .- who-uf ot ny day is live wil-9 Q' if-ffiiif 10 01 inre, N311 5:111 51 oach 0, WSJ , is just an il'2 'Zh DD! ' - TIS W h - ' - Lau i n' - r 1 e day you may always esc: Ea' Yfgiwn vs -V be able ' a h , is rvey's motto. the Steps u clas: 'Mull f I KX -- - hisr easy an l-8gll1S on tho Valk? alfmm. ,Pi ' ' 95 . Ea 1 ' N---n roll. as : . :- example fwk those who in gigglln .g.1:: -VX ' retlic ' WNW ,is , , m s ccessl future for fs NNN ' - Q5-l - 'Y X . ze' . .-ri .Nz -- x ng? I 6 I irls. - N ,T X Q1-J X HERMAEI-inf - -- an .sw X- ' 'Q 1 'il -an-2-: X a ll Dinah f . sc--if , -Pig -fi, QA . - an IC X55 Yshx M !1 Junior 'af - ' work 23 Studei V x-li' Asif, f xr 'ELQ-l U miss - ' ,I . - f, . ' C XP ,Ns uw V Qs' f 1- -:. '- e gil- ' , C0u,nC'l - . . - V .5 X' ikfit- in ass Basket- qh? bm i ' Hough . - :wifi--', - Dramatics Cl al . 52:1 as XLFJQ ' 1 21,1312 i f . . X .rf Y I H , eg, - o'he, but looks are so often deceit- m.g Ilirtfel J Zctlfgclgles , ncexplfgtmnxg ul in:-1h spends half of her time study. ', ' ' , ff . ' . 1' in other half she spends looking for a troinlthe f rin. .By er congenial, Hex- Cm, n Ford- rnan in a sl 't tim r- e one or the favorites Her aim is to be a nurse and We are Sure of flu' Sch ' X . she will be a success. He has an standing character and every Herefs luckfrom 4.32m cnc- re-spec-ts hiin. ' By Gosh. Oh! look, Arleneg there's- Fa rm ing. Reading. Page fifty-eight 1l.a3Kue Quit Raul Berger .11-, 1 l f 'ES ' , if N I Russell 'Unlkert Martine btauffer i M H, I 7 l LARUE som' Toot RUSSEL VOLKI-:RT Dietz Commercial Commercial , Junior Si-ience Club 13 Aeronautics Club 2g Latin Club 13 GIG? ClU,.b .2i-QU1'lfi'1PC0u 9'l A Restu 'tory Club 33 Class Busketliall 1: Jun 29 Year 'k sw 'ff' Cla UL 1'yit3Q?j2':Q'i-M'Er'Yf:i tyf-Bajk?f52lL1i.Y. 4' ' Tool 5 H 9-fjhwl ' 'E r u,m LuF!5 ivfg Qhvlllllf' I hx fwsf1I75i'fIf1e-s ug siivh vase thai UUI' CIPISS- UI . FEP V -5 -U 'ii5i ufwxl oplfyt 9. fluwls, ,-..f,', 'JIMII the breeze in SEJl:eS5g.l'C', eslope ffll The -Nui: Highest , is our bf ei . libers :mf our b . - , -- 1 I -- I' c :iss - ie agvays 2, J .. 9 spur snian' typist, srdvfe she has 1' ity in a.- f ,. , f'fn-if ,, line of 4 f , e C - yfigwk ,- , 1 1 'N Our luc with you, Too , k ' e has . t ear .f , , r s igusugciig We, X, ulre '. fy? ' ' Whitt 1. ' g f make 2716: V auljonr , uf 47' rf, . ff . K, X T '- ef , 4. 1, 4 -V if V XZ Czgx f Z-'- 2 I adgkeiglxldizf i T73 ,i - I 1537 f fo' VXQMK fxini 'l . MX -- .V '-Jil ,.- ll, - PAUL Y 4' 1 66' ,- 'iw i ' . ' W f S, 4 lf, MARTIN - HTBQUISN XX Ac emirgylfg X 2 ' ff ' s Stamp Cl ll 1, 'lg Cliasi 13aslQ fra llocqgtv C3 '19 ,f--' -1, 2: OFHYUTF Frotball Zig 'ass HSE? ... 4 5 ff 1 ' v ' - '- , Polly is full of wisdom and ' t X A hor earrl and a sses. Behind knows when and where to use them. thi- wheel is ' wg ing larly. ' ' b smiling and he tickle the type-writer lfeys! Well, - '- him. happy, That's ' Me i I Why das, Spirit He fakes his lessons with a smile :incl retali- iynoefled, 'we go e nie d She Seldom nies with a pile. Paul enJoys ice skating and fails us. She engoys p . ui ello and some he also takes part in class basketball. XVhen success knocks, Paul will be on the job. 0h! You will, eh! Hiking day will be playing in a . . phony orchestra. Our best wishes go with her. Oh Gee! Driving with a car full of classmafes. Page fifty-nine -I I QV M 'lgeETEf54?' Qlihelma bteigerhnalt liamnnt Zimmerman ' J THELMA STEIGERWALT '4Thelma Academic Glee Club lg Basketball BIZIYIZIHOI' 1: Stamp V laarare Ziegler fllilarie Straub I HORACE ZIEGLER Horace Academic Stamp Club 13 Dvarnatic Club 23 Band 1, 3 Club 2: R s orftoryllu - -F 3 A-aw flI' lEftf'l. 1 2' Football 1: il. Thelma -l ar-, Jr 1 1 - 3 Y de hm . u'gi - - :Wulf ' am' 0:21, Soni-fa Even thong 'lsfgafi o '.- ge: to emu , :fra ' 'S 'Ex ' V . , look forwg 41a' wayaf11as' 'W I .V ' perh7rT71?t FPR ' , ml' 1' In the hll-ill Thelma has al nt too. K p S 'V 1 an ' J ' t f the better of the the Huwai' -'-' - kn ' she, -:-a to got X lug ' f I ,X H l I - V fm. joy rides v I . S . EERE X mac, . 114. lent pawggxroker some Q ,1 ...e '- N , ffwk rffff ' ' 0 e - o takes a great Q99 . in building . 0- uerup an .. X N Q yffgl' .lj a gegigzgn all a 'gel-T' , ow and we all re- ' f -, .3 e P lze IS Y ' theses 9' , all the S11 1, h .vegas , 3 ., , l xsh . 'S r 1 ue ere x : it -X A 'L-K, , L- A X 'S .. ,..f I ' f x , ASN 'A 742721 H419 l jerep canes 1 ' 1, -1 -- , - fa- I . + W. , Xe .1 'l 'fiian-1 ll R4 -. Lemo ' SX mx? X 5 I we-fn Aifwl- -A ' 'Z Straub f ' Y, Z-W 1- -delhi -5 :,,,L:- l. Safety two 1 Class Footbn j Academic - ' 33 Class B A ' ' , Class 43x rckzfi ' I chestra 1. ' X -e,. 'etball 1, 2, 33 For nsic Society 13 X . 1' ' 0. Y . , 1 I . f qullexiiohs rtliren tflwev W we - not care T1 Pal Book 5tdff 3' Glef' UL Study GLNH5 U' N uh hae Qhonn quite Qom t 1 t ' , . . ' . . - L ' e e Z1 e , rIe bell yes in h' -1- at good time while pm-ing the piano and organ, She is angogg YOUNLC 2lY'd lhflxk., :Ike its eourse. studentlziuvd takes an an-tive part in most all L'e1nor:s' like to take n trip to South OUT Mflvltles. She, too, is a very enthusiastic Ame-rica and we all wonder why. basketball Player- H And How ! Speedy d?'Z'l'i71g. Page HPl'9.S to her success from the class, Oh, My Heavensf' Playing the organ. sixty ---1 l NS .. fag In lvl, O 'Q :Marion Qtneitger Buruthp Qtnnper Margaret Thank QB5eIIa Walsh fl, V 1' lf WH l MARION SWEITZER Marion DOROTHY SWOYER Dot Ac-adenlic Academic Lufill Clllb 11 GIF? Clllll 22 Lill1'211'y flluln Sl, Prvss Clnh Zig Y4-:xr Book Staff 153 Class Play Thus 1. HI ' 'l ,fF' gx7ll6f T:M1Y1:i-'TE1-'-3' ' ,741 si on has . 21 sn' V fo' Ofw' s. ,kf'fi?f6i1'f' 'l'hi.' Nyqiz11'nf ll QNTETFI 1fHf! 74lHI'!'0XY park- knnw ww' X' l:1fe'i'ffiifB. 4-1 Qs- QJlD lll . 1:14 ' nt loves to but we once hm. v sa at wunti 0 2L1afi1'f1,a1f:sm-ldrvng .- 'Z i a' gd do so, She be a. nuys . .0 son r w en wa sf gnlso I v s to yy y can she tickle we can 1991: up to ' n ' nl . H '.f X G-yzslf Kvvn -.g2,g,,,e!'4?f ' und the fu- lnuk an fnwyshes from e ss of ' ', '!!fXl,l1EfNW'l , '-:- present. fff4,, Oh 99 H UOIL A lf ' san ' 7, f ' ' ff I an ' .' '. f .ff-' X2 VV? f' . 710 , , ' ' -4 I - XXI, Z, f 'A ff V' W llllx V fy . 'f 'Q gif, ,I X- 73 f' WW? f , 291 ,- I gig, fl-I , -. A 4 .4-1 l 2, it t h, ,f x jjf sn n MARGAW V aww: O ZEIIITA Zena lv , f r- ,fy vs 4 lx 'aff faq, 9'?'1h gs Lf 5 'W - . .Y T . - , Restmmm Y Club 1, 33 Gleexgr lfl Q Fluh 1, R , . 15 nl: , Hear Book Mmgqaret is one of the sm 7 - wi fe ' , .. 06 , Y H Q ' X . . .N our class :md seems tn be rath-er Sl what ouv ' ls nusgj-tg-b agalglhe Ehlsuigg spends most of her Mme Stuggmg lsh interestell 1 rtnin Q,e ' vO Qhle fls a A student in Shorthand. . e ce ' as , , x V , ' W A M ', -' 'I .' - fine futurrl in store if she continnefllloing lin Sfudwub -g xiii an lou. fn aL'!u3'ntE l fl , v V h d h , h -thmd with lwr, she IS fu - f , n and 1 es. We know thmgs the may s e oes 91 s ox 1 , that some day She W1 'Q Blwgof our leading H . ,, nurses. Let me see your mwror. Doing Shorthand HLFVS 90 P10098-H Reading. Page sixty-one X va :null A U s' .. lla. llllgl' :gig tl if Qnna mehr Margaret Zlldliebr Bessie Ziff 1Bearl Ziff l V ANNA WEHR Anna MARGARET WEHR Mag Academic ACallCmlC le 12 ew Cllesfra 2,f3'-53 -11-2:51:51 3 :Eff ' kv f' I Annu is 1 191,-i l' s SA , n1s, WV IS n X i ' ' mf 3 ' is S Lketbdu 3' are glad xox WQHEA to' f f ue: - V 'Q h , b f h 4 'Sl - uf istance rm ' . 1 ' au S 0 9 -- . ve mem ers 0 Peelhn Gvlg a jg ,nm -.- 10 'X r - Shee . an active pa ., ln all our . 'Xf liffi' Fl' is a Nw - 's :activx :-' -' - I also a Jer of our anne here 1 . l el 0 tdff S ffirl and .,, .- ': sig? 0 - ---.n 4' ' 0 - X :Ve ull WY 1 'TH' f . f - ects tx P' . teacher. W'ith A 74 X :q , ambitions, -' .3 9 re she will be a I -A 'ff . . V - v' O , .:. 5' '. .' 9--.zu-A. A -- Q. XX xx..- -, A N x -i X - -- M4 r r-e ET M. ' Q QQ I ff ff V -K A ,A xx U 5' Saw' st! P I , X A I q NN .1 . x - ' ' ' f-2 'x 5 rm XM lg- BESSIE ww f Hzi V ' Q I ,ll lg X X 1!x:.,vA4iigl1x naiaffisrg FY- V--as 4 - l HP ln .x f NAca '- Q 'gsxxxvi -- :Ngif-fm 99-1' T- ,N Q gi if. XC '. Latin C1 . :xx 1 y ' l 23 4 . A-,xxkii L I Academlc Club 3. ff X --me fa . - x 'T lub 2 3. Th-V , , . vu f sh., I . rf to A F ' 1 , 4 Lehigsmylfhll Eiatgoxrrmxleseg 1 4 prfgg-:g,g,ati0n. ol IS Cglfli Oimgheioagraglvg rgmegnlneiileni Althn Bess' seems u s Y' nost n er time C - - -- Y U1 U- lzlllghing Il Tellin q s, her lessons run might in her Sophomore YQHT- :xlong ruthe emo . No matter what task She spends most of her spare time working you uncle-rink you leave L, H. S.. we are in the Murphy store and sometime we hope sure you will be a success. to see her as a manager at Wo0lworth's. I almost went through the floor. Giggling. Dear! Dear! Dear! Combing. Page sixty-two N AND ACTORS LATEST MOVIES Reducing .,,. I3 eau Ideal ...,,,,,,..,,,,,,, Inspiration .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, One Heavenly Night The Criminal Code Paul Laub Robert Kunkle Dorothy Swoyer Russell Christman Mr. Yenser Kenneth Fritz Little Caesar .....................l..,..... The Man WVho Came The Right To Love Back Paid .............el.......,......,......... The Big Trail ..... VVhoopee .........,. The Bad Man ,,... The Big Boy .,.. The Squealer .... Heads Up ....,...,,... Sinner's Holiday ..,.. Her Man ..,...,................,... Feet First ....,..,..,..,...,...... , ,....... Check And Double C heck Playboy Of Paris .,............ Laughter ..,,...,., .. Brothers ..,........... just Imagine ...... Fast And Loose .,.., No Limit ....Ve.,.........,....... Remote Control ...........,.... Reaching For The Moon .... Tom Sawyer .....i...........,.... The Big House ...., The Arizona Kid .......... The Texan ..,............. Bride Of The Regiment .. Animal Crackers .....,,,.,. 1 .... LeRoy Dotter Marion Bock Class Dues High School .. Lamont Zimmerman Timothy Seitz Harold Frantz Report Card Dorothy Nothstein, Evelyn Lynn Vacation Mr. Seltzer Louise Graver Mr. Sensinger, Mr. David Mr. Stofflet Paul Edelman Herman, Harvey Steigerwalt Mr. Obert Edward Knappenberger .. ..,ii.......l..............,. Studies Charles Ashner Grace Monk Willarcl Hamm L. I-I. S. Joseph Mantz Charles Miller ...ffQQfffffffffQfQffQffffffffff ..,,.. item Ritter Martin Harleman, Elwood Gerber, Horace Ziegler, Henry Enzian Mr. Farren Good Intentions .........,...........................,.........,.................,...,...... ,,l.,,,, The Sap From Syrac USC ................................ ....... .................,,,, Allen Kannapel The Unholy Three ..,..,,. Edward Knappenberger, Clair Beers, Harold Kresge Romance ....................,..................-........................................................ Mr. Neihoff Anybodv's VVO1112111 .....YVT............-...................,................................... Miss Sherer The Office TVif6 ..... ................................,.. 1 Iiss Jones The Spoilers .,a.., 7 ............................,.,....,i.... Teachers I-Iell's Angels ,io.. Homer Hough. Paul Krause Naughtv Flirt ..,.. ................Vwwc......,. E velyn Heiser Ladies in Love .... .... L avona Edgar, Mabel Homin Page sixty-three X rift' Ye Junior Boys' Sewing Circle Paul lidelman .i... ..,,,. I Jresident Russell Christnian .. Vice-President llenry linzian ....,. ...... S ecretary Kenneth Fritz ,. .. 'l'reasurer Mr. Obert ,.v.................. e.....e............,..,,................,. . Trustee Our Motto: Talk Rules the VVorld. Since the beginning of time, man has been doing all in his power to find Il means of conveying thought faster than his skirted opponents, but up to this time he has been unsuccessful, The junior lioys are now trying to do that where in lVlarconi and Edison have failed. Under the able guid- ance of Mr. Obert they have organived a Sewing Circle which has already grown much in size. The qualifications for membership in this club are few but require some preparation. To be admitted as a member one must be at least sixteen years of age, must be a junior boy, and must have the sense of speech. Not only that, but he must be well read on the ancestry of the present members, as well as his own. He must be able to describe an accident in detail which he did not see. He must be able to tall: continually about anybody at the rate of four hundred words per minute for a duration of a half hour, unless by some misfortune he is interrupted by a stray mouse. And lastly, he must be able to thread a needle in a period of three minutes. Since this matter affects the future of the world, the Junior Boys ask the moral support of the entire male student body. Page sixty-form' A -z 9 M I J ir' V' 'Wig' Im, g 5 fhi' ati I- eg- li? , . fra ' -f bupbnmures Prgc sixty-five N K IW' X 5 1 1 SOPHGMGRE CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of the l930-31 school year, the Sophomore class, with one year of High School experience to their credit, returned to the class room to start the second year in High School. Some members of our class have been separated from us and some have been added to the group. NVe were determined that we would work as hard, and maybe just a little bit harder, than we had worked the pre- vious year, to be one of the leading during the year. Our class participated in the annual Hallowe'en Parade but we were not quite as fortunate as we were last year due to the fact that the Freshmen won first prize. Finally the day of the great football classic came-the Freshman-Sophomore game. But woe unto the Freshrnennl Regardless of the determination of the fighting Freshman team, the .Sophomores marched valiantly up and clown the gridiron to win a 46-7 victory. -R. M., '33 Page sixty-six 3555 T- I SGPI-IOMORE CLASS GFFICERS Riclmrcl liirkenclall Lee Hoiitz ...,...., , Dorotliy Steigcrwalt Lillian Metzlei' ...,, . Raymond lllzlttern Carl A. Neilioff Class Colors-Old Rose and Silver X uc Prcsiclcut -Presiclcnt Secretary Treasurer Historizm Class Advisor lass Motto- XYe Can, lf NYC Tliink XVQ Can Class FlOXYCI'+.A1l1CI'lCZlI1 Beauty Rose K-.. I SOPI-IGMORE BOYS Arner, VVallace Arnold, Russell Baltzer, Paul Bauer, Luther Begel, Adam Beltz, VVillard Benner, Robert Bishop, Abraham Bock, lrlerhert Jr. Christman, Curtis Christman, Vincent Collyer, John Connor, blames DeLong, Melvin Diehl, Charles Diehl, Edward Diehl, Lee Downs, Raul lincke, Jesse Fearer, Lester Frey, Marlin Eruendt, Harold Garman. Edward Gilham, XVillard Graver, George Green, Allen Grow, Henry Giruneberg, Ernest Guyer, Samuel Haas, Stanley Hfettig, Edwin Hill, Rueben Hontz, Lee Kannapel, Irvin Katz, Seymour Kipp, James Kirkendall, Richard Kline, Jacque Koegel, Henry Koons, Albert Kutz, LeRoy Lapp, VVarren Mangold, Chester Mantz, Iack Markley, Guy Mattern, Raymond Maifarth, George Metzger, Harry Miner, Williarn Nothstein, James Chl, Elwood Radler, Paul Rehrig, Elwood Rex, George Jr. Rex, Leon Rex, VValter Seiwell, Donald Semmel, Kenneth Sensinger, Marcus Simon, George Snyder, Kenneth XValck, Chester W'alp, Edward VVeigner, john XVeinland, Mahler Xander, Frederic Yenser, Karl lSOPl-IOMORE GIRLS Ace, Madeline ' Arner, Carolyn Arner, Kathry J Ashner, Ruthy f Berger. Maryl fi Bishop. Grace V Blank, Margaret Blank, lllarie X Bretnev, Caroly Clauss, Fernelfiif' Clay, VirginiaV!,f Dick, Florence!! Dierkes, Maryx Dougher, Mary Dreher, Ruth Dulaney, Mildred, Emmert. Mariyilf Flyzik, Louise Foster, Violet Frey, Marguerite Eritzinger, Mildred Gerber, Helen Gilpin, Dortha Hall, Minnie Hartley, Marion f Haupt, Laura Heiser, Martha Heiser, Mary Herling, Doroth Hess, Marjorie Heydt, Melba, Hofforcl, Mildrel Houser, Leah rf ,I Koons, Frances X Kreamer, Bettylf Lentz, Marian If Leuekel, Emma Levan, Virginia Mazziotta, Eliza Merluzzi, Helenl Metzler, Lillian Miller. Evelyn Miller, Lillian Miller, Mildred J f Page sixty-eight Mover, Minerva Noll, Beverley Peters, Geraldine' Reed, Isabel Reed, Pauline Rex, Eva V Rickert, Betty Schoenberger, Mary Sleider, Ruth Smith, Verdi Solt, Miriam V Stocker, Melba Stout, Mildred Sweitzer, Margery Trainer, Miriam Troxell, Elsie L Yielhauer, Mar aret Wfagner, Aimaiclfl 'XValck, Marie il Xander, Mildred Zahn, Hazel Steigerwalt, Dcwjiy S -Q in Euninr Zlaigb P FRESHMAN BOYS ! I iilgfz.. ' f l FRESI-IMAN CLASS HISTORY On Tuesday, September 3, we, the class of '34, entered the doors of our High School to finish our years in Junior High, eagerly looking to the time when we would enter the portals of Senior High. Our first class meeting was called on October 31, at which time we elected our president. XYe also had the pleasure of hearing two lectures, given by the Presidents of the junior and Senior classes. At our second meeting the remaining officers were elected. Our first social function of the year was the Halloween Parade. VVQ made a splendid showing and easily won our desired prize. -H. A. '34 FRESIHI MA N CLASS Ol7FlCERS Charles Ziinnierman ,,,, ,.,, P resident Ruth Rehrig . , .. 'l'reasurer ,fXlx'in Xiinnierinan .,.. Vice-President Harry Ace ,,,,,,,,.,....,........... Historian firaee Peters ,.....,, ........ S ecretary Mr, Joseph G. Obert .... Class Advisor Class Colors-Blue and White 11111-.- Ace, Harry Andreas, Edward Arner, George Arner, Malcolm V' Ashner, Curtis , Ashner, Donald? Asplin, Abbot Auge, James Begel, Donald ,ff Begel, Franklin Bennett, Carl , Bennett, Paul Blank, Byron Bock, Emmett Brelsford, Cameron Buck, Granville DeReamer, David Diehl, Andrew Diehl, Harry Diehl, Luther Diehl, Willis Downs, Robert Exner, Paul Frey, Lawrence Frable, Earl y Geary, Vincent ' Gosser, Earl Graver, Ralph Guyer, Harry Hallman, George Heiser, Ward Helker, Jack Hill, Melvin Kane, Gerald Klotz, Horace Knauss, Kenneth Koch, Kermit Koch, Paul Krause, Elwood Kreidler, Ernest Kresge, Russel Kromer, Marshall Leffler, Ernest LeVan, Wilbur Levine, Benjamin Loch, Norman McCarthy, Edward Merluzzi, Franklin Miller, William Moser, Herman Mumaw, Frederick Nothstein, Philip Ohl, Allen Rehrig, Alton Page seventy Rehrig, Edwin Rehrig, Paul ' Rex, Franklin Ritter, Junior vi Roth, Thomas Rubrecht, William Schappell, Woodrow Schmick, Carl Schneck, Norman Schock, Melvin Sendel, William if Sheckler, Harrison Schoenberger, Winstgn Shumm, Harry Siglin, Allen Simon, Harold Solt, William Staudt, Loraine Steigerwalt, Willard Volkert, Willard Wehr, Allen i Young, Wesleyl Zeiser, Edmund Zern, John Zimmerman, Alvin Zimmerman, Charles Zimmerman, Joseph 1 A 1 Arner, Carrie Ligshner, Althea Y air, Marie Balliet, Ruth Bartholomew, Myrtle Becker, Madeline Eeers, Dorothy ' eltzner, Audrey Berger, Anna May fB'isbing, Helen Bisbing, Lucille Blank, Hazel Bock, Doris Bossard, Florence Cerny, Annie Christman, Grace Christman, Margaret Christman, Mary Croll, Eleanor otter, Pauline Drumbore, Madeline Eckhart, Elizabeth Focht, Welnia Frable, Pearlf, Xi- Frey, Viola Fronheiser, Gladys QGerhard, Adele German, Alma Gilbert, Marion? Grotz, Lillianb' x X. l i FR XSHMAN GIRLS ahn, June X Hankee, Thelma X-XH9llUl3.U, Mary XXI-lohl, Dorothy Hontz, Dorothy X, ontz, Sarah v. ohnke, Blanche Kemmerer, Frances Kipp, Eva leckner, Esther '- oons, Baleria ropp, Madlyn Krum, Evelyn Kuhns, Minnie Laubach, Marjorie Lesher, Lavada Long, Edith Long, Winifred Longacre, Alberta , McClean, Claire Lf' McCormick, Margar XMcElroy, Althea Mertz, Ada Miller, Elenora Montz, Helen ,Nicholson, Glenett Noll, Marleah Nothstein, Helen Peters, Anna Peters, Grace Page seventy-one et Plackett, Mary Raub, Pearl Rehrig, Ruth Remaley, Marian Rex, Pauline Ritter, Valera Roth, Margaret Semmel, Miriam Schlenker, Madeline Shaffer, Ellen Shawin, Sylvia Smith, Edith Smith, Mabel Smith, Sarah Snyde1', Emma Snyder, LaTour Sorber, Etta Steigerwalt, Grace Steigerwalt, Marie Stephan, Anna Sthare, Loretta Strohl, Gladys Taylor, Calista Troxell, Henrietta Troxell, Pearl Wehr, Doris Zahn, Marian Zellner, Helen Zimmerman, Delta Zimmerman, Mildred X rllilg Ace, Marshall Andreas, Morgan Artz, Paul Billman, James Blank, Howard Blocker, Willard Bodnar, John Bretney, Kari Dedinsky, Mike Deibert, Robert Doll, Delroy Dreisbach, George Eckert, VVillard Eckhart, Paul Esrang, Kenneth Fritzinger, Allen Fritzinger, Arthur Anthony, Genevieve Anthony, Lavine Beltz, Hilda Blank, Dorothy Blocker, Matrona Bloom, Vivian X, Bock, Kathryn 'I Diehl, Kathrynl Dorshimer, Eva Downs, Margaret Encke, Ruth ex ,Y EIGHTH .GRADE BOYS Fritzinger, Wilbur Krause, Frederick Goheen, Howard Greager, William Grow, Carl Grow, William Haas, Willard Hagenbuch, Allen Hager, Kenneth Hahn, Vernon Hall, Harold Hallman, Carl Hill, Doran Hill, Harold Howey, Richard Hughey, Ralph Langkamer, Richard Lynn, Ralph Mantz, Asher Mattern, Ernest May, George Miller, Edward Nase, Lawrence Ockenhouse, Russell Peters, Paul Petko, John Rabenold, Kenneth Rabuck, Edward Radler, Franklin Ratcliffe, Joel Hunsicker, George Rex, Quintin Keiper, Clemit Rhoads, William EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS Exner, Margaret! Kropp, Geraldine Freeby, Agnes Mertz, Marguerite Freuhulfer, Jessie Messinger, Anna sFrey, Elmira Moulthrop, Gracel Semmel, Irvin Semmel, Warren Snyder, Frank Sthare, Harold Sweitzer, Jacob Thomas, Earl Troutman, Maurice Walters, Albert Wernest, Kenneth Wert, William White, William Zahn, Neri Zahn, William Zern, Guy Ziegenfus, Luther Schlier, Dorothy Seidle, Elizabeth Smith, Jeanette V Snyder, Gloria Gilbert, Beatrice' Muffley, Pauline' Spohn, Mildred Gilham, Clarabel Mumaw, Arlene-I Spoonheimer, Beatr Gruneberg, Victoria Nothstein, Harriet Stahl, Evangeline Hettig, Ruth Page, Ruth Wagner, Eleanor 5 Hill, Mildred Rehrig, Orpha Wagner, Ethel Hontz, Edith Rodgers, Pauline Wyatt, Dorothy Hunsicker, Althea Ruch, Pauline Zellner, Florence Page scrmzty-two ice 9' .7 Barson, Israel Benner, Norman Binder, Robert Blank, James Christman, Paul Clay, Gordon Collyer, Ernest Cox, Emil ' Diehl, Gerald Dreher, Harold Edinger, Norman Esrang, Charles Fagan, Charles Flick, - Percy Frey, Ernest Frehulfer, Charles Frehulfer, Elmer Bair, Anna Baltzner, Grace shner, Elizabeth l SEVENTH GRADE BOYS Fritzinger, Luther Fritzinger, Wilbur Grow, Leighton Gruneberg, Arthur Hagenbuch, Paul Hall, Paul Harper, Edward Hill, George Hoffner, Ernest Honchen, Harold Hontz, Donald Hough, Charles Hunsicker, LeRoy Jones, Robert Koch, Earl Koch, Willard Lapp, Robert Mertz, Horace Meyers, Donald Moser, Walter Moyer, Herman Murphy, Ellwood Nicholson, William Nothstein, Paul Nothstein, Willard Ockenhouse, Harold Ohl, Francis Rabuck, John Reed, Ellwood Rehrig, Earl Rehrig, William Rex, Willard Rohlfing, Kenneth Ronemus, Donald ff SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS Flick, Margaret Klinger, Marion Flickinger, Elizabeth Koch, Bessie ' Frey, Almax NiBartholomew, Evelyn Frey, Dorothy Bodnar, Anna Graaf, Marian Koons, Dorothy Krum, Nedra Kunkle, Anna XBoger, Mary Graver, Dorothy Laub, Mildred Bowman, Virginia Xflreen, Frances Messenger, Pearl Busockerg Marion Greenamoyer, MariarMiller, Esther Clauss, Agnes llHamilton, Mildred Miller, Marian Cook, Marina Heffner, Marian Miner, Alice 'Doll, Emaline Hinkle, Blanche Morthimer, Dundena Doll, Mary Johns, Edna Peters, Romaine Downs, Edith ' Johnson, Anna Rabenold, Doris Eckhart, Charlotte Kane, Eleanor Ratclilf, Dorothea Emmert, Ruth Kemmerer, Mary Reed, Margaret Esrang, Ferne Klinger, Grace Rehrig, Rachel Page seventy-fh1'cc Ruch, Kenneth Sauers, Paul Schaefer, Oscar Sensinger, Curtis Schoenberger, Gilbert Small, Harold Smith, Dawson Snyder, Russel Snyder, Thomas Snyder, Walter Steigerwalt, Luther Walck, Carlton Weiss, Curtis Weiss, Luther Weiss, Richard Young, VVilliam Zimmerman, Woodrow Rex, Marian VRipkey, Marion Schlier, Marion Echnell, Mildred igeibe, Catherine moyer, Virginia ,Sthare, Isabella Strohl, Louise Stuber, Lillian Turner, Myrtle Wagner, Grace VVentz, Fern VVhiteman, Mary Young, Ethel Yenser, Marion Zeigler, Pauline YEAR -'www 7 X .- 16 1ll'1lFHF'll -1llf1'S'4lr1llE1uf1pF1lr1lr1u:'ar Page Sevcnfy-four Qtbletics - 1 mug f . .s,. 1 1 ,. yi. ,, . . ., il ' M A .. tags- 4, , . wx A r Y .- '2 awk v. w 44: 1 H W3 . w .., s, w ,J . 25, V ,.. Lp, , jg Q 1 ML' 44 ,, QW' Ji.. ,, 5. . :L-.ggfw '11'5'Z3f 'ima 'L ,1 1 M :Q-, A , W.. am 'mu an ia ,M 29:1 i'wi f? jfuuthall lin-.lllf.lnl:iif,laki:li.:i lelisipl ef r . - a a - VARSITY FOOTBALL The Lehighton High School 1931 gridiron team completed a success- ful season, with only one defeat and two ties to mar a spotless record. Prospects at the beginning of the year were not very bright, but they in- creased as the date set for the opening game on the schedule gradually drew nearer. The Maroon and VVhite eleven was one of the two undefeated teams in the Lehigh Yalley League. However, because the Maroon eleven had two ties on their record while the Catasauqua team had only one, the Iron Boro team was awarded the trophy of league supremacy. Lehighton High opened their season before one of the largest crowds to witness a local football game. The crowd was well repaid when they saw a smooth running Maroon eleven triumph over Northampton High by a Z0-7 score. The two following games resulted in 6-6 ties with Catasauqua and Stroudsburg respectively. The next two games resulted in overwhelming 46-0 and 25-0 wins over Wlhitchall and Emaus. The following game was played with our rivalsn, lnterchunk, and re- sulted in a 33-0 win for the Cinder-Seltzer crew. liefore the largest following that ever accompanied a Lehighton Ath- letic team, the Maroon eleven traveled to Nesquehoning the following Sat- urday to receive a 32-0 setback for their one and only defeat of the season. The turkey day classic with the Alumni resulted in a 19-0 win for the undergraduates. Nine of the first eleven will be lost by graduation for the 1932 team, but the available material in reserve shows promise for another well devel- oped gridiron machine. Coaches, Mr. Ginder and Mr. Seltzer, deserve all the praise coming to the coaches of a championship eleven. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE DATE PLACE OPP. PP. Oct, 11, 1930 Home Northampton 20 .,.... ..,.... 7 Oct 13, 1930 Away Catasauqua .. .... 6 ...... .... 6 Oct 25, 1930 Away Stroudsburg .. .... ...... .... 6 Nox 1, 1930 Home XYhitehall ...,., 0 Nov 8, 1930 Home Emaus ......... ...... .... 0 Nov, 15, 1930 Away Tnterchunk ....,, 0 Nox 22, 1930 Away Nesquehoning ...... ..,.... 3 2 Nov. 27, 1930 Home Alumni .......... ....... 1 9 ....., ,... 0 COACHES Mr. Edward Seltzer Mr. Lewis Ginder Faculty Manager: Mr. Carl A, Neihoff Student Manager: XVesley Kreidler Page seventy-eight N VARSITY FOQTBALL Line-up I.. Ii. R. E. N. Hzlrlcmzlll C. Blank I.. T. R. T. R. Jacoby R. Tieiscl I.. Ci. R. G. EI. Rex S. TIHYICIIIZLII H. Hnzian C. N. Stc'igerw:1lt Q. B. D. I'-1'itZillQ61' I.. ll. R. R. H. B. R. Hcmtz R. Kirkemlall D. .'X11tl1m15' F. B. L. Ifritzinger 17. Kline Substitutes Geary H. F1'UI1l1Ci5CI' C. Zilmuermau fil'l111L'bC1'g I. I36HHX'C11 X. ZiI'l1H1CI'INZll1 Page seventy-:zine HN I ihik.. 12' 'I alll-f INTER-CLASS FOUTBALL The annual intervclass football games ran true to form with the Sopho- mores scoring a one-sided 33-O victory over a fighting Freshman team and the Seniors squeezing out a lone touchdown win over the Juniors, the final score being 6-O. A play-off game for the championship was not deemed advisable this year, and as a result no champions were crowned. Much interest was shown in all these class games and if the spirit prev- alent at that time continues to he shown, nothing but successful football teams can result for L. H. S. -L. H. Z. ,32 LINE-UP SIENIORS IUNIORS ll. Febich .... ....... L li. ...,.. E. Gerber I', Laury ..... ...,... I ,. T. ,..,............. H. Kresge F. llretney ...... ....... I .. G. ,Y.... ...,..................,.. P . Laub NV. Kreidler ,.., ...,,. C . C. ....... E. Knappenberger ll. Zimmerman .,,.... R. G. .,..,..............,. C. Beers lf. Hough ..........,..,.,. ...... l Q. T. .... .....,...... T . Seitz li. Kannapel .......,.,,..... ...,,., I Q. li. ...... .................,. C . Miller A. Cinder lCapt.l ....... ll. ...... fCapt.j L. Dotter F. Snyder ............ ....... I .. H. ...... ................... C I. Sorber C. Langkamer ..... .......... I Q. H. ......... ..... I Q. Christman R. Hill ................. .............. P '. B. ............. ....... N . Hartley SUBSTITUTES l'. VV'eaver P. Krause A. Green R. Volkert F. Beck R. Kunkle A. Kannapel NV. Hofforcl SOPHS. FRGSH I. Enke ...... ...... I -. E. .... .............. B . Blank G. Simon .. ...... L. T. ............... B. Leffler C. Yenser ..... ....... L . G. ...... W. Sehoenbergei' I. Kline ........... ...... C . ................ C. Bennet H. Metzgar ..... ...... R . G. .... ......... F . Merluzzi I. Collyer ...... ...... R . T. .... ......... K . Koch G. Meifarth ..... ...... R . E. ...... ..... X V. Volkert G. Markley ....... ...... Q . B. ....... ..... A . Asplin H. Fruendt ..... ...... L . H. ...... ........ T . Roth P. Downs .... ......... R . H. .......... ....... K . Knauss L, Hontz .... ................. F . B. ................. ......... G . Buck SUBSTITUTES L. Fearer W. Sencle? Il. Seiwell P. Bennet li. Benner H. Simon Page eighty F. Graver E. Andreas A. Uhler . i N I P I I 4 , l3oy's Basketball Tililllli .Av..,, . Steigerwalt Anthony ,v,,. Hontz ., . lfritzinf c r . . , Ciirls linsk Kunklc Sllmrc Clirislinziii liock ,. XVz1lck ., , llclrl ...,,., utbzxll lioys' TXTZIIIZIQCI' XY. Kreicllei' Boys' Gyni Hontz .......,w Febicli ..... Markley ,A.. . Mattern liirkendall . Bock ..,.,...,. Team NN C R. D ll R. Track Blank Bcisel ....... Anthony ,,,l,, ,,,, ' FI'UllllClSCl' Jacoby .lll..,l Wearers of the M. E. M. D. M. li. Girls' Gym Team Bock ,...,................. Cllristinan Held ,,,e.,l.,.... .... Steigerwalt XYalck e........ ..., Deiterieli e.,.. .... Page eighty-fwo Tgmeltz ,, ,,,,,,, Football Kline ...e.....,..,.,e Anthony ...,.. Harleman ..,,.. V.,. Jacoby ...,,..,.. Steigerwult .... Blank ......., Beisel ,,,... Harleinun . Enzian Rex ..,Y,,..... ,... . , Kirkcnclzlll .o,,...l.. llontz 7,,..,... T'Tl'llZlllg'Cl' ,.., , , lfritzingci' ..e....... Girls' Manager li. Deiterich Baseball Ixline ....,.....,.,,.,...,, Fritzinger Ginder .,..... Harleman .... Hontz ....,,. Blose ...,.., Basketball P J ghfjfl mi ,::,::t , 2' 1 1 I l N 1.551555 ':5gi:ig: BUYS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The expectations of a championship 1930-31 basketball team were sliortlived as the Maroon and VVhite team, after losing its opening indepen- dent games to Nesquehoning and Summit Hill, found itself on the short end of the score of its opening league game. XYinning but one of its first four games, the high school team prepared for the annual Alumni game with a vigor which made things look bad for the graduates. After leading, the offense finally went to pieces and the graduates walked away with a 39-24 victory. Never in the running for first place, the Maroon, however, kept Strouds- burg out by winning the both games scheduled with the Pocono scholastics. In the Qilllll' played at Stroudsburg they flashed a style which would do credit to any team. .Xlthough the 1930-1931 basketball season did not yield 1.. ll. S. a major- ity of victories. all due credit must be given to the players for their efforts lo uphold the spirit of good and clean sportsmanship. A BOYS' XHXRSITY BASKli'l'BA1,l, SCHICDUIJE IJ.1X'1'1i PLACE '1'1-:Alu L. opp. Dec . 1930 Away Nesquehouing 15 31 Dec , 1930 Home Summit Hill 21 28 Dec , 1930 Home Northampton 19 26 Dec , 1930 Away XYhitehall .eee 22 46 Dec , 1930 Home Alumni ...,....................,.r,,, 24 39 vlan. 1931 Home lf. S. S. 'lf C. F. .....r,,,,,,,, 40 56 lan. 1931 Home Nesquehoning 24 37 lan, 1931 Home Palmerton ............ .. ,,1, 21 29 lan. 1931 Away Summit Hill 29 30 Jan. 1931 Home Emaus ....,..... 43 22 vlan. 1931 Away Stroudsburg 30 23 Jan, 1931 Home Slatington ,,,.r ,,,,,, l 6 41 vlan. 1931 Away Lansford ,,,... 21 27 -lan, 1931 Home Catasauqua ......... ,...., 2 3 29 Feb. , 1931 Away Northampton 16 31 Feb. , 1931 Away Allentown ........, ....... 1 5 46 Feb, , 1931 Home llvhitehall ,,., 36 14 Feb, , 1931 Away Palmerton ,,,,,..,,,, ,,,,,, 1 7 Sl Feb. 1931 Away Emaus ,................,r... ,,.,,., 3 4 20 Feb, , 1931 Home Allentown Comm. .......,,. 22 12 Feb. , 1931 Home Stroudsburg 22 16 Mar , 1931 Away Slatington ,,........,. 21 36 Klar, . 1931 Away Catasauqua ...,. .....,,.. 1 2 39 Klar , 1931 Home Lansford ..,,..., ...,,,, 2 6 21 Mar , 1931 Home Girls ............ 44 29 'XWTTTWTWTTTTTWWF Page eighty-four .uialalll -l:1Q:.ill.'lllllll:1,'l v i BUYS' BASKETBALL LINEUP XIXRBITY POSITION SIYIE-YXRSITY I.. Fritzingcr Furwarcl R. Yollicrt R. Hontz Fu1'w:1rcl Il. Fl'lJ1ll1CiSCl' C. Blank Center R. Cllliitlllflll U. .Xnthony Guard KI. Harlemzln X. Steig'Q1'walt Guard H. Knappc11ln0rgcr Cwaclm. L. Cinder Manager, NYcsley Kreidler Fzxmllty Manager. M. JX. Btofflct Page 01'gl1fy-fire 2' 1 I Quai? JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The junior Yarsity, future high team, played au eight-game schedule this year with members of the other schools. The .Iuuior Yarsity as au organization deserves credit for the develop- ment of the varsity team. Their aims throughout the basketball Season were to provide the best competition for opponents of L. H. S. Varsity and they therefore centered their efforts mainly to the development of the varsity. In the schedule provided for the Junior Varsity they won but two of the eight games played. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE PLACE TEAM L. Opp. Dec. I6 ...... Home Summit Hill Ian. I ...... Home Paekerton .... Ian. 13 ...... Away Summit Hill jan. 20 ...... Away Stroudsburg Jan. 27 ...... Away Lansford Jan. 28 .... .. Away Paekertou Feb. 27 ...... Home Stroudsburg Mar. I0 ...... Home Lausford ...... Page eighty-six H l BUYS' JUNIGR VARSITY BASKETBALL LINE-UP Fo1'wzu'rl Forwalwl Qfcutcr . frxllllffl ,S..SS. Guard ....... Varsity Subs G. Nzlrklcjf Ii, Gerber Fm'xr:ml T.. Ilfmtz H, Metzgmr XV. Rchrig R. Kirkcndall Lunch. l,. Mmrlcr Mzlrmgcr. NYQSIQ5' liricrllcr Faculty Manager, M. A. Strmfflct Pngz' eiglz fy-svrcrz Guard ....., ...... J . Ratcliff Vil- I 4 ijgfgiiez.. 1 1' I GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1930-31 Maroon and 1Yhite sextette closed a very successful season, finishing in a third place tie with the Catasauqua team in the valley league. They also played a six-game schedule with independent teams, winning three and losing three. One of these three vietorie was the animal Alumni game played on Cliristmas day. They finished this season with a record of ten wins and eight losses. and have a very good standing as a result. GIRLS' VARSITY I3ASKIi'I'IiAI,I, St'HFDUI.Ii I5A'I'Ii PLACE TICAM I.. Opp. Ilec. 12, 1930 Away Nesquehoning 29 Ilee. 16, 1930 Home Northampton 21 Dec. 23, 1930 Away XVhitehalI ........ ...... I 5 Dec. 25, 1930 Home Alumni ........,,...,.. ..,. . 21 Jan. 6,1931 llome Nesquehoning 21 Ian. 9, 1931 Home ljalinerton ..... 29 Ian. 16, 1931 Home Iiinaus ,,,,..L,... 32 ulan. 20, 1931 Away Stroudsburg ..... ,,...,. 1 1 Ian. 23, 1931 Away Slatington ..... 41 Ian. 30, 1931 Home Catasauqua .L 22 Feb 6,1931 Away Northampton 10 Feb 10, 1931 Away Allentown ,.... 9 Feb. 14, 1931 Home 1Vhiteha1I ...,. 21 Feb. 17, 1931 Away Palmerton ..,,,,.. ,,.,oo, 1 4 Feb. 21, 1931 Away Fmaus ..,,..,,,,,,.,.,,, ,,,,,,, 2 O Feb. 24, 1931 I-lome Allentown Comm. . .... 51 Mar. 3,1931 Away Slatington ...... .,..,... 2 S Mar 6, 1931 Away Catasauqua 15 Mar 13, 1931 Home Boys ............ ...,,, I 1314-I Page eighty-eight i i IW X Hi GIRLS' BASKETBALL LINE-UP Varsity Nl. W'z11ck M. Hcld N. Stliare .X. Kunkle N. Rock Ccmzwll ,,Y,....,,....,,. ......,..V RLZIIIZIQCI' Qsfllfiillltj ,A.,.. Faculty LXIZIIIZQQC1' ..,. FOR XXL-X RDS GUARDS SIDE CIENTFIR CENTER If. Christmzlli Priya' eighty-Mins Siib-Yzwsity I. I Jl1IliiiCi7ClA'TCl' 5 L. fi1'ZlYCI' V. Uuttci' B. Krcamci' Miss Hilclrerl Olmert Miss Elizabeth Deiterich Mr. RI, LX. Suirrlct 4 BOYS' INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL The class of '31 upheld the Senior class records by winning the inter- class banner, However, it was only after a real old race was waged that the Seniors emerged victors. Losing their first game to the Juniors and winning the other, a play-off game was necessitated, as each team beat the Sophs twice, and as a result lost only one game apiece. ln the play-off game the Seniors took an early lead and maintained it throughout, winning by an 13-13 score in a hotly contested battle. Though the Sophs failed to win a game they threw many a scare in the upper classes. STANDING OF TEAMS Won Lost Percent Seniors ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,-A, 4 1 ,SOO Juniors .,.,,,, ,,,.,,,,, 3 2 ,600 Sophomores .. ,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4 0 4 ,000 LINE-UPS Senior Subs. Forward .,... ...... P l. Zimmerman .,....., ,,,,.,. X V. Hahn Forward ..,.. ....... R . Hill ..,,..,,,,...,... ,,,, A , Green Center .i... ....... R . Jacoby .,..........,..i..... ,,,,,,,, R , Houser Guard .. ...... XV. Kreidler ............e,....,.. ,,,,, E . Kannapel Guard .. ...... C. Langkamer CCapt.j S. Harleman Juniors Forward ,,,,, ...... H . Hough ,........,........ ......... K . FTltZ Forward ,,,,. ...... H . Ellzian ............... ....... P . Y61'g'6I' Center ,,,, ,..... C . Sorber .......,.......,....., ...., I . Ma11tZ Guard ,, ,,..... L. Dotter fCapt.j ....... .......... F . Beck Guard ,, ,...... P. Krause ................. W. Hofford Sophomores Fofyyard ,AA-, ,,,,,.. . Bock .............. -.----- I - COUHOI' Forward ,,,., ,-...., R , Mattern ,,,,,,,,.,,. ...... A A.. Bishop Center ,,,, ,-,,,, C , Diehl ,,,......,. ....... H . Fruendt Guard U ,,.... S6iXVCll ....... .......... C . Yenser Guard .. ....... G, Simon ,.... ....... E . Gruneberg Page ninety fl GIRLS' INTERCLASS BASKETBALL The girls' interclass basketball games, started early in the season, fur- nished keen competition. The Junior girls emerged victorious with a clean slate of no defeats, thereby breaking the Senior championship record of former years. The Seniors defeated the Sophs and Frosh and ended the season in second place. The Sophomore girls ranked third and the Freshman girls occupied last place. STANDING OF THE TEAMS XVOn Lost Percent juniors ..... ....,..,................................,...... 3 O 1.000 Seniors ..... ...... 2 l .666 Sophs .... ...... 1 2 .333 Frosh ..... ............................,.. O 3 .OOO LINE-UPS Senior Subs. Forward ..,.. ........ M . Held Forward .,... .,.... A . Kropp Center ......,.. ...... N . Sthare M. Houser S. Center ...... ........ M . DOtte1' Guard ,,......., .......,...... H . Hahn Guard .,,l., .,,,i.. E . Deiterich juniors Forward ,.... ...rr..,......... M . Bock Forward ,,,,. .,,... T . Dunkleberger Center ,,...,..... . .....,,,..., L. Gravel' L- Balllet S. Center .,...., .,,.V..., E . Heydt Guard ,,,,,.,,, ,.,,,,, A . Tqulllilfi Guard ...... .,...... M . Strallb Sophs Forward .,... ....... M . Dulaney D- Steigefwalt Forward .,... ........ M . Hall Center ........ ....... M . Hess M' Blank S, Center ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, F , Clause B. Kreamer Guard .......... ..... M . EfT11'HCl't lu- H0ff01'd Guard ,.,,,. ...., lv I. Vielhauer K. Arner Frosh Forward ..... ........ P . DOtteI' E. Croll Forward ,,... ........ M . Kropp Center ,,......, ........ B . Johnke E, Krum S, Center ......,. ......... M . Noll M. Christman Guard ..,,....,. ....... D . Bock D. Zimmerman Guard ..,... ..... R . Balliet Page ninety-one dy , Irvin. 'i 55555, 1, I Control Switch li Eliminators ,,,Y JUNIOR RADIO SET Open face Dial ,...V.. Local lnterferencc Dynamic speaker Staton XYURK Static .. ,.... ,....,. ., XYax'e lengths .Xerial .,.,,w,.....l..,. Lightning coil Resistance coil Screen grid ....Y. .-Xinplificrs Live w,re .,...,. Distant Station . Condenser .,.i.. Ear phones it lxilocycles ....,...,.i..l....,.,..... Television Ltell-a- vision! Microphone ...,vY,,.,l,iY,,.Y..... Tubes .,,,.........V. . A Eliminators Open wave trap Tuning ..t................. Yolume Control 60 cycle Hum Short circuit ..... Power tube .... Mr. Oswald A Students Henry Enzian Paul Edelman Charles Krapf Students XYallace Arner Dorothy Nothstein Harold Frantz Paul Laub l,amont Zimmerman Robert Kunkle Ethel lfleydt, joe Greenainoyei Kenneth Fritz Anna Vtlehr Edward Knappenberger Robert Nesleg Allen Kannapel .. Miss Sherer Mr. Neihofl Chemistry Lab. Flunlcs Elwood Gerber Mr. Yenser . Marion Bock Arlene Kunkle XVillard Hamm Louise Graver Announcer ..... .......,..i..........,,.......... C harles Miller Xational two .... Grace Monk, Martin Harleman Ground XYire ,.......,,....wVv .....,...........,...,..,,. l-l arold Kresge Broadcasting program ,...,,..,..... ,,,..i. I unior Girls Music Appreciation Hour .,....... .,., O ur Orchestra 9. O. S.-tSpeaks On Scienceb .. ...,...,, llr. Obert Signing Off .........v....................,. Class of 1931 Federal Radio Commission ,,,,,,,,,,, Faculty Page ninety-two Minor Qpurts Page 1zz'11el'y-tlzrec f l 2' 1 ft r Elm' Wu vQ 'I xl six:- WWW lj, VARSITY BASEBALL SEASON OF 1930 With a nucleus of seven letter men to form the basis of the 1931 base- ball team, prospects for the ensuing season are very promising. The 1930 team lost five and won five games for an even .SOO percentage. The first game was a tilt with the Lehighton team of the semi-pro league. The Panthers turnecl in a close 12-7 win over the scholastic team. The seconcl engagcment, that with the Faculty, was a 17-3 win for the lligh Sclicml team. 'lhe two games played with the old foes , Inter-Chunk, were both victories for the Maroon and VVhite team. -L. H. Z. '32 li.XSl2'l3Al,l, SC'Ill lDUl,li l7JX'l'l' 'I' ICQXM l'l,ACl' A ' April 1. ...... Panthers . ....... Home April .. .. Faculty .... Home April ..,.r4 Palmerton ,..., ....... H ome May .... ..... ,F Catasauqua .... r.,.. . l-Tome May .,..., ...... 1 nterfhunk ....... Avvay May ....., tSlatington ...... . Away May ...... tNorthampton .... ...... . Home May ...... ...1, . Inter-Chunk . ....... Home May .,.... 'ffVVhitehall . Home May 28 ....,. ...... 1' Palmerton ............v,,,.,., Away 6 1' L. Y. League Games Page ninety-four Opp. 12 3 20 8 6 5 9 4 7 2 Pitcher Catcher ,. First Base Second Base Short Stop Tliircl Base Left Field .,,.. Center Field Right Field Substitute .. Substitute .. VARSITY BASEBALL LINE-UP D. F r 1 i A. XXV S R C XV .... .....V,,.,..,tt . T-l Coach - Mr, Faculty Manager Student Manager 4. Kalmenold Kline ...... Fritxinger Clinder . l leld .... Harleman Hontz , Zahn Rlose ...,,,,,,, U Zimmerman EIIZIHII .,i,,,e,,.,..e. ,,,, Fdwarcl Seltzer Mr. Joseph Qbert - Harold Rabenolcl Page ninety-five -1. 1 ,ss ? 29. 'iiiiiif ' 'Essen INTER-CLASS BASEBALL SEASON OF 1930 The third season of inter-class baseball saw a new champion crowned for the first time since inter-class baseball was started in L. H. S. The -Iunior team class of 1931, broke the eight-game winning streak of the class of 1930 and thereby annexed the 1930 crown by going through an undefeated season. 'l'c-am ilunior. Seniors lfrosh ,e.. Soph. .. SIENIORS R. Blank v,.,., J . I.. Iiuclx .,,.,.......Y.Y H. Moulthrop M. Rehrig e,,,,. R. Hahn a,.,.. D. Crowley .,r. G. Roth ..e.,..,,,. I. De Haven H. Begel ..,.,. I. Behler SOPHS. M. Harleman H. Enzian ......... I-. Zimmerman R. Christman K. Fritz ,........... XY. Rehrig ,...., Bl. Ace ....i,e,.. R. Yolkert .,.... H. Hough ,.., R. Kunkle P. Radler The Frosh, usually last in inter-class sports, ended in third place, there- by ioreirig the Sophs in the cellar with three defeats and no wins. FINAL STANDING XVon Lost Percentage 3 0 1.000 Z l .666 INTlfR-CI..fXSS BASFIZALI. LINE-UI' POSITION JUNIORS F. B. S. B. S. S. SUBS POSITION F. B. S. B. S. S. T. B. SUBS IFJ. Fritzinger .. ....... 15. Anthony N. Steigferwalt H. Zimmerman F. Snyder R. Jacoby R. Beisel F. Hough C. Blank A. Green W. Hahn FROSI-I J. Rex G. Buck R. Kirkendall P. Downs M. Weinlancl E. Gruneberg E. Rehrig S. Haas Q. Berger M. De Long I. Kline 11511-LTTKFTTLT WTETTTTP Page mnety-six 'lf -ww M , wu- VARSITY TRACK TEAM G. Roth R. Beisel XY. Beltz R. Beisel XV. Beltz C. Blank D. Anthony R. 'lacoby SPRINTERS C. Sorber DISTANCE RUNNERS H. Fronheiser RELAY TEAM G. Roth C, Blank FIELD EYENTS J. Ashncr H. Moulthrop C. Sorber Coach-Mr. Lewis Ginder Faculty Manager-Mr. Daniel Farren Student Manager-Harold Rabenold Page ninety-sez'en I x VARSITY TRACK Season of 1930 The 1930 Varsity Track team of Lehighton High School opened their season by competing in the Coaldale meet, held at Coaldale, on Saturday, May 3. They were placed in class A, competing with teams like Reading and john Harris High. As a result of their high rating they returned home with no places and no points. The second meet of the season was the annual Franklin and Marshall lnterscholastics held at Lancaster, Saturday, May 10. In the Junior High events Lehighton placed second in the 60-yard dash and first in the broad jump. This was the first time an l.. H. S. team was represented in a Junior lligh meet. The Varsity team, competing in class B, took second place in the mile relay. losing out to Lansclale in a close and exciting finish. The second annual Palmerton dual meet was the following event on the team's schedule on Saturday, May 17. The Maroon and Wluite team won a 63M to 43M victory over the Palmerton team. The second last event of the season was the annual Perkiomen meet, at Pennshurg Saturday, May 24. The team competed in class D, but came home with no places and no points to their credit for the second time. The windup of the Maroon Track season was the annual Carbon County Meet held at Summit Hill, Saturday, Tune 7. ,X -L. Z., '32 Page ninety-eight INTER-CLASS TRACK 4 oi' T The fourth annual inter-class track meet attracted a large number of participants and spectators. The Juniors emerged victorious by defeating the Seniors in a close fight, in which Blank, class of ,3l, outscored Ashne. class of '30, by one point in a close individual fight for honors. The meet was held before the start of the Varsity season and, as a re- sult, much new and promising material was brought to light. INTER-CLASS TRACK Season of l930 FINAL STANDING ,. TEATNI YEAR PGINTS Seniors ...... ...,. ' 31 ........ .,.,.......... 0 0 Sops ...,..,. ..... l 30 .... 29 Frosh ...... ..... ' 32 .... 18 Frosh ..... '33 ........ A RESULTS l00 Yard Dash G. Roth-'30 l. T. Balliet-'Sl 2. R. Semmel-,Sl 3. 220 Yard Dash G. Roth-'30 l. R. Semmel-'31 2. C. Sorber-'32 .1 4. S30 Yard Dash XY. Beltz-'32 l. R. Beisel-'31 2. H. FronheiserQ'3Z 3. Mile Run W. Beltz-'32 H. Fronheiscr-'32 C. Minnich-'30 Broad Jump XY. Rehrig-'32 1. C. Sorber-'32 2. N. Steigerwalt-'31 3. C. Blank-'31 Mile Relay 1. Juniors-'31 Seniors-'30 Sophs-'32 Page ninety-nine I C. D C. .T XV. C. R R N I R D Discus Ashner-'30 Blank-'31 Rabcnold-'30 High .lump lllank-,Sl Ashner-'30 Rehrig-'32 Sorber-'32 Shot-Put Beisel-'31 Jacoby-'Sl Steigcrwalt-' Javelin Ashner-'30 Jacoby-'31 Rabenold-'30 , 11 tllllil ! lil? w 1' :Q in '17 1 f:'f:iI- ' 1-22125151 l 1 ali SENIOR HIGH GYM TEAM This team upheld the l'ClJlltIlt1U1l of last year and won the cliaiiipiuiisliip of Eastern l,CI1llSj'lX'Zll11Z1 i11 the 21111111211 high scliuol meet on March 254, 1931, SlJUI150l'CCl luv the liast Stru11clslJ111'g' State Teachers' College. Lehighton has been the hrst school to win two successive years. The afternooii events consisted of marching and calisthenics hy hoth lmvs and Girls. tuinlilinv bv the lmovs and clancinv luv the irls. Stiff coinf . b Z5 . . ZS , petition prevailed throughout. The scores were as follow: Leliiglitoii ,,.... .,v,, 1 435 Tannersville ,w.,,,,,,e,,, ,,e, 1 277 Pottsville ,,,. ,Y.. 1 -102 Fast Stroudsburg ...... .... l 270 Palnierton ..e.....1e.. ,.,.ee,,,..VYww.... 1 2783 Moscow .......,ee.,e...,,,,,,,,,,,eeee,,,,,,,e, 1224 The evening's program. consisted of heavy apparatus work on the horizontal har, parallel liars. and horse. Lehighton and Pottsville were the only two schools competing in this event. Pottsville took First place here. A dinner was given to the teams after which an exhibition by the East Stroudsburg Yarsity Gvni Team was witnessed. The 1931 Champions are: Matrona XYalck ...,...... .... ' 31 Robert Hontz ..,.. ,,,,, ' 31 Marion Bock ..i....... .... ' 32 Guy Marklev ..,.. ,Ve, 1 33 Edith Christman ...., . '31 1-larry Fehich ,,e.e,.,,e, ,,,, ' 31 Xlildred Held ............,. A... ' 31 RE1j'111OI1Cl Mattern .,,,, ,A7,, 1 33 .lilizalueth Deiterich ...... .... ' 31 -lunior Bock ...,,......,..,.,e,, .,,,, ' 33 Dorotliv Steigerwalt ....... .. '33 Richard Kirkendall .,,.,. A,,,, ' 33 Pianist .... ..... K lildred Dulanev-'33 T TTT? Wifi? TYZTTKTW Page one hundred fl T ' JUNIQR HIGH GYM TEAM This is the second year that l.. H. S. has hoasted of a Junior High Ciiyin Team. lt has proven its worth in that two of last year's team are now on the Senior High Team. This group did not engage in any competition this year simply heeause no junior High meets were staged in this section. However they demon- strated their ahility in the gymnastic field at our animal 'ltmior and Senior High exhibition. The personnel of the team is as follows Ruth Balliet ,Xnna Peters Mary Christman Grace Peters Catherine Bock Florence Zellner Arthur Fritzinger .Xhhott .Xsplin XYillard Haas 'Tack Helker Donald Hontz Marshall Ace The maintenance of this group is a splendid means of keeping a steady How of athletes ready for the Senior High Gyni Team. Much credit for the success of hoth teams is extended to Miss Ohert and Hr. Ginder for theii most effective and ahle coaching. Page one hundred one l X r o s' I 1 lfmly' 2f'?saswg HT X guy Tx 71711111 171111 Page one hundred two Qctihities Q ,rn fir Q .aa y 1 ' ' I A, ,L - , , 3 Mc I .. , . i I ml I .,'.C,v an ,.:. 5 N., 'Wu A P ' 5 v , ww- 1 , , !, .'j'..V .,g' .' Y, 2 .1 'fn ,Q Y. Y' f' .wav ig, , yi .171 ,E 1 , lfafin if , 'L ,- ., 'fc A 1 .f . X KA f, JI , ,, L F. A , , may uhh' 1 ,, W + , 'Hal .41 -P A J X , ,- .f -fl ,if . . Y, -J y. K. ff- -.,.,.:1f ,uw --9 ' Wim 1 .,. miie. Muzi: PJ Iddf Q PERSONNEL OF THE ORCHESTRA Director Piano First Violin Paul Weaver Robert Hill Charles Ashner Edward Garman Paul Krause Mildred Dotter lletty Kreamer limmet liock Charles Krapf Francis Mcl,ean lrwin Kannapcl llilllacc Arner lXlarion l,entz livelyn Krum Charles Diehl Marie NValck Arthur Fritzinger Second Violin Pauline Dotter Delta Zimmerman VVillard Eckart Esther Kleckner Marion Yenser XYoodrow Zimmerman Allen Ohl George Maifarth Joseph Zimmerman Viola Mary Dougher june Hahn Reverly Noll Grace Christman Mildred Zimmerman Elwood Gerber Cello Marleah Noll Chester Vwfalck Martine Stauffcr Edward llvalp Robert Benner Ellen Sauers Kathryn Bock Layina Anthony Mr. C. Elmer Yenser Matrona E. XValck First Clarinet Robert Kunkle Clair Beers Kenneth Fritz Second Clarinet Joseph Mantz Jack Mantz James Nothstein Oboe junior Bock Flute Paul Eckart Saxophone Harold Fruendt Allen Kannapel George Simon First Cornet Russell Christman Williaiii Greager Second Cornet Elwood Rehrig Kenneth Semmel Lawrence Nase French Horn VVilliam Hahn Marshal Begel Vincent Schoenberger Trombone John lVeigner Nevin Hartley Francis Beck Bass Horn Franklin Begel V Franklin Graver Tymphany John McCarthy Drum Donald Seiwell Norman Schneck .lack Helker Bass Violin Edgar Kannapel Paul Edelman Charles Miller Adam Begel Page one hundred six fl In HIGH SCHOOL QRCHESTRA The High School Orchestra consists of seventy-three instruments, ably played hy boys and girls from hoth the Senior and the junior High School The orchestra furnishes the music in assembly every Monday morning. This organization, led hy Mr. Yenser, is an asset to our school and should he ap- preciated hy every pupil. The high standards of attainments in music which have heen set hy l,. H. S. orchestras are lneing maintained chiefly through a 'Iunior High School orchestra. 'l'his latter organization, working from the rudiments of music upward, forms a source of material for the Senior orchestra. Page one hundred seven ! PERSONNEL OF Tl-IE BAND john McCarthy ..,, Charles Rabuck ..,. Lee Hontz ,...V .. Mr. Farren Cornet Russell Christman AI lenry Enzian lilwood Rehrig VVilliam Creager Kenneth Semmel Lawrence Nase Philip Nothstein Charles Hough Clarinet Charles Rahuck Lee Hontz Robert Kunkle Clair Beers Joseph Mantz Jack Mantz James Nothstein Paul Laub Abraham Bishop Harold Simon Irvin Semmel Horace Ziegler Leader Assistant Leader Property Manager Faculty Advisor Piccolo Minard Ace Alto Vincent Schoenberger Horace lVlertz Baritones David lJeReamer Ernest Kreidler James Kipp Trombone Nevin Hartley john Weignei' Francis Beck Drum john McCarthy Donald Seiwell Norman Schmeck Harold Dreher Paul Exner Raymond Mattern Saxophone Allen Kannapel George Simon Harold Fruendt Lester Fearer Page one hundred eight Q uuml N3 1 l iii A 'Q EJ'i I lHGH SCHOOL BA D The llancl, clue to the splenclicl co-operation ol' its memlmers, has proven itself a clistinct creclit to our High School. lts paracling on the streets of Lehighton not only lwrings to the mintls of many townspeople that Z1 footliall gzune is about to take place. hut its snappy playing' also keeps the spectators in goocl spirits between halves. es- pecially on those colcl, wincly, ancl sometimes rainy clays. The Bancl is also II Concert organization antl has clemonstraterl exwllent ahility in stage performances. lYith a considerable amount of availalile material in resource. there is no fear that this lueneficial organization will perish in the near future. Page one lzmzdred nine 'I 4 J SENIOR CLASS To the Ladies PLAY On Thursday, February Sth, the Senior class presented To the Ladies , a Connelly-Kaufman comedy drama, in the High School Auditorium. ln the cast was Freddie Kistler, who played the clerk, Leonard Beebe. l'Ie borrowed money on his piano to buy a Florida grapefruit farm he had UCVCY SCCI1. llarry Febieh, overflowing with dignity, power, and all the people in the east working for him, was the owner of the Kincaid Piano Company. Betty Deiterieh played as Mrs. Eeebe, a very good wife. She helped Kistler, her husband, in more ways than one. The gentleman who messed things up thoroughly was Skipper Bret- ney. lle proved the law. Great Minds Run in the Same Channel , still holds. There was a banquet scene and the inevitable stories, especially the one about The Seasick Passenger . ln the end the wives proved their power over their husbands and Leonard attained the position as secretary to Mr. Kincaid. Leonard Beeb The Cast e .... ..............,.,...... Mrs. Beebe .,.,.. Mr. Kincaid Mrs. Kincaid Truck Drivers Mr. Cassidy Mr. Baker Frederick Kistler Elizabeth Deiterich Harry Febieh . Margaret Hager Chester .......,. Stenographer Banquet guest ...o, Roy Houser, Eugene Haiges Franz Kline .. Franklin Bretney .. George Frehulfer Naomi Sthare s ..... ,.... T helma Edgar, Marion Houser, Gloria Monk. Page one hundred ten Evelyn Andreas fl l 5 I A r ' The Junior Class of Lehighton High School Presents At the Sign of the Pewter Jug Friday Evening Suzanne Shuler Lela Shuler ....... Barbara Shuler Mrs. Welliiigton Betty Watts ...,. XVilliam Norton John Mackensie Cast of Characters March 27, 1931 Dorothy Swoyer Mabel Homin Margaret NVehr XVattS H ..,... Josephine Greenanioyer Marie Straub Harold Frantz Robert Kunkle 10561311 Vvgatherbee ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,, ..... P aul Edelman Boi-is IX., Prince of Valencia ....... ....... H Omer Hough Robert Doolittle ..,..........,....v... Joseph Mauti NIM-y McCarthy ,,o, ,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,....,.........s.............. .... r ' N rlene Kunkle Miss Roedel - Directress Leah Balliet - Stage Directress The Shuler sisters are bequeathed five hundred dollars and an old house in the Berkshires. According to the terms of the will, if at the end of ten years they have turned the five hundred dollars into five thousand dollars, they are to receive fifty thousand dollars. They turn the old house into an inn but no guests arrive. At the time the play opens they have spent all but a few dollars of the five hundred. XYilliam, the clever young fellow whom they have hired for a room clerk, takes matters into his own hands and advertises in the papers that Boris IX., Prince of Valencia, is to be a guest at the inn. But the thing that baffles 'XVilliam is the appearance of a man calling himself the Prince. Mr. Vkleatherbee, a guest at the inn, proves to be the uncle of the girls and Wfilliam, the real Prince. Page one hzmdred eleven I nu z 5205211- I i ur' ,Wm DE BATING AND QRATGRY This year Mr. Neihotl' turned out exceptionally well trained debating teams. The memhers selected were: .XH'irmative, Eugene llaiges, Mary Kramer, and Grace Monk as alternateg Negative, Robert liunkle, liditli Nothstein, and Edward Hough as alternate. The question debated was, Resolved that an Old Age Pension Legislation he enacted in the State ol' llennsylvaniaf' At the home dehate with l almerton the Affirniative team won. while the Negative lost at llalmerton. The Negative team journeyed to Summit Hill for the second debate where they were again defeated. hut the .-Xffirmative trio counterlialanced the loss hy heing victorious in l.e- highton. Besides the debating on the regular schedule the teams appeared hefore several local organizations. From the elimination contest, Marion Gilbert emerged as the l,. H. S. representative to the county Qratorical Contestheld at Nesquehoninig on April 2-l. Marion orated on the timely suhject of Depression , giving the cycle' of the same from Biblical times. Dorothy Dreher was second, and rightly so, for hers was a very appealing oration on Mother . ln the boys' Preliminary contest, George Frehulfer received first place for his splendid oration on XYar . Carl Yenser was second with his pre- sentation The A-Xmerican lndian . The lioys' County Oratorical Contest was held in Lehighton High School on April IO. The results were not what we had hoped they would lie, as Lansford was lirst, Nesquehonig was second, and Lehighton third. missing second place hy one point. Page one liuizdred twelve --' I ii 7 9 f l. Home Economics and Manu al Training Exhibit In thc Npring nf 1930 the annual Q-xhihitimr uf the fini-herl prurluctf 'ir imth thc Hume ifcmluiliicx ami Manual ,Xrtf llelrzrrtmcnt wax hclfi in th.- High Schfmi iifllllllleilllil. Cmnpietc xxmrkf Manual .-Xrts cluhf were ala, fin flifpiay The exhibitiwn L'frIl4iFtCfi uf the fr Home Economics Department Dreses-New anfl I'iCIT1'JfiCi6fi Fr-ning Mags Sleeping garment? Vuriergarrnent apparel Cmiking Aprons Ilmhroidery XYOrk Page our lwmlred Hz! 'nf the Hume Ifcrmurnic zrnl filwwirig articles: Manual Arts Department ifeflar Chest Bird House+ Carr! Trrhies Hail Trees Umbrella Rack? Medicine Cabinetx Study and iillfi 'fairies Hunk enfif anfi iiackx f'f61 12 i'l lil 1 i 'i M l ' OUR CLUBS Debating Club Home Economics Roy Houser ......,,..A.,.....Q President Margaret Hager ....e.,....,.. President Thomas Balliet ..,...., Vice-President Helen Hahn ...... ...... S ecretary Charles Rahuck ,.....,,.ee..,.. Secretary Mildred Dotter ,,,,... .,,,., T reasurer N11 Ncihoff ....... ..., S DOHSOK' Miss Christman .... ...., S ponsor Dramatics Club Philately Club Franz Klint ,A'-A--b,A.w..--.l-,-- President George Frehulfer ,,.......... President i,CllCtlZl Asplin ,.,...,. Vice-President Paul Flickiugcr Vicenpresidem 'Vlielma llclgnr ...... .....,i.. S ccretury Caroline Amer ' 'A S ecretary Rose 'lsenman ....... ,,,.. ' l'reasure1' Miss Pilz ' 'A' S ponsor Miss Roeclcl ..... ...,. S ponsor Science Club Neil Steigerxvalt .,.,.......... President Library Club Thomas Bock ..,....... Vice-President Mary Montz .w..........,..,..,. President Charles Krapf ----- -------' S CC.-Treas Hazel Ziglin ....,.....,u Vice-President Mr. Obert -----' --Vw-- S ponsof Sylvia Gruneberg .......e Sec.-Treas. Miss Sherer ....,.,..... .,.. S ponsor Nature Study XVillis Diehl ..............,,...... President ACI'0Y1f311'CiCS Club Evelyn Krum ,...... ......, S ecretary Curtis Christman ,,v...v....... President Miss Wehf A--,, .,.-,- S pongog john Collyer .....,. ..... S ecretary i Harry Metzler .......,........ Treasurer Junior Rex ........ Sergeant-At-A rms Mr. Kresge ...... Sponsor Page one hundred fourteen g f OUR CLUBS Needlework Club Mildred Hamilton ......,,.,.. President Florence Bossard ............ Secretary Arlene Mumaw Miss Buss ....,. Handicraft Grace Klinger ....c,,,.... Marion Klinger Marion Rex ..... Alma Frey ........ Miss Krout ....... Treasurer Sponsor Club President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Glee Club Arlene Sebring ......,,e,,,.... President Myrtle Burke ..... ...... S ecretary June Hahn .... .....,, P ianist Mr. Yenser ....... ..... S ponsor Art Club Miss Stauffer ...... Sponsor Current Events Doris Bock ........ve,V.,.......... President Madlyn Kropp ...,.... Vice-President Herman Moser .........,...... Secretary Paul Peters ........ ........ T reasurer Miss Bisbing ...... ........ S ponsor Safety Patrol Lamont Zimmerman, lst Patrol Captain. Sergeants: l. A. Fritzinger 2. H. Grow 3. A. Green Elwood Steigerwalt, 2nd Patrol Captain. Sergeants: l. Alton Rehrig 2. Lee Diehl 3. junior Ritter First and Second Patrol Lieutenant Russell Arnold 5 Page one hundred fifteen f1.l lil' T0lVl'S UNEXPECTED PUNISHME NT Hey, Bob, gimme the ZLIISXVCIQH NVhisperecl Tom to his neighbor: I helped ya lots o'times ya know, An' l cleserve at least that favor. H'lil10lllZl.S,y. saicl the teacher, angrily, Come up here to me. Tom went ancl, oh, my gosh, What he got you'll see! Miss Green put plaster o'er his mouth, For the whispering he had clone, For causing a class disturbance, And to stop his having fun. Tom was in a terrible plightg I did with him agree. But T said it was his faultg He oughtift be so free. 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Dieterich '31 Irving Shawin '31 Kenneth Walck '31 Mary Kramer '31 Dorothy Swoyer '32 Marie Straub '32 Ellen Sauers '32 Louise Graver '32 Vivian Bretz '32 Louise Flyzik '33 Mahler Weinland '33 Kathryn Arner '33 Literary-Matrona VValcl4 '31 Athletics-Wesley Kreid- ler '31 Alumni-Rozelda Heilig- man '31 Ass't News - Sylvia Gruneberg '31 Circulation Managers Franklin Snyder '31 Allen Green '31 Rose Isenman '31 Harold Frantz '32 Horace Ziegler '32 Carolyn Bretney '33 ton, Pa., under the Act of March 3, l879. Entered as second-class matter October 28, 1930, at the postoffice at Lehigh- Subscription Rates-Volume IV-18 issues 75c-by mail 51.00 EDITDIQIAL IN RETROSPECT The fourth volume of the Leni- Lenapian is olJf the press. marking another year in the successful pub- lication of a school journal by inex- perienced hands. Eighteen issues of interesting news and facts were published bi-weekly in a four-page paper and delivered to half the student body, forty-six alumni. the faculty. five ward teachers. and forty townspeople. Three issues. the first. which was published one week after school opened, the sec- ond and ninth, were distributed free to all the students. A special 'two- bits' issue-a double edition. spon- sored by the Chamber of Commerce and Progressive Merchants associ- ation followed the Easter number. This student publication has a circulation of five hundred and a large exchange department with comments from high schools all over the United States on our efli- torial policy. cartoons. and well- balanced news. It is given a Penn- sylvania School Press association rating of 725, Last year the Na- tional Scholastic Press association awarded it a second class honor rating. It is welcomed in the home rooms every other Tuesday by the student readers. 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' ' ff W if Fm 45 Q f- ff Q9 9 4 - 1 ,' Ll- Q f 1 ,,.4, J ai- A F W- 'lfa mm + Q 1 'iTWf4E T , M-L. ff -, ' 'K 1' . '. ? , if L ' A 0' 4 : , ,A 1 EBEJSQ-'IBO 7 au- ,Z T k .F Nz il! UL WN Qvfxfa-.av di Q I ' 'if 5 Q f X , , m X ,N , 1, rj f Qfuw v ' np if jf 2,1131 I ,413 Q7 ,1 fir.: 5 K Z - f :fy 'ff , ' ' '1 4, ' 4' 1X QUMRU Q P -, iJ , 2f, Page one hzuzdrcd twenty-two i fn --fi l 4 1 I '22 fl 1 9 ALUMNI DIRECTURY Helen Armbruster .... ,,,....., T elephone Company ...,.. AY... L ehighton NAlvirda Arner ....... ,,,,... . Home ,,,,,,,,,,.......,,,.,,,,,,.... ..... W eissport lMae Arner ...,....... ......... L ehighton Silk Mill ........... .,.A . Lehighton James Ashner ....,....... .,....... C lerk. American Store ........Yw, ...V,. L ehighton ',Marguerite Ashner ............ .Kutztown Normal School ..,.... l..... K utztown ,Harold Balliet ......... .....,.v H ome ...,.........................,.l..... ...... G eorgia L Margaret Bauer Evan Beers ...,..,.. Stenog., Vertex Mill ...,. Home ............................... lVeissport Union Hill iHayden Begel ,.,., ,,.....,. M uhlenberg .,.,.. Allentown James Behler ,.... .....,. - Home ..............l ...... R . D. 4 Robert Blank ..,.. .,,.,,, . Home ...l.........,,. . ..... Lehighton Emaline Boyer .,....,i .Carbon Mill .lv.Y..........,......,.,,............... Lehighton Helen Brelsford .... .,....... U niversity of Penna. Hospital .,,.. Philadelphia sGe0rge Brennan .,.. ......... S trohl's Route ..........,v .,.....v.,...... Yl.l.. L e highton Lester Buck ......... ..,...,.. H ome ,..,.,..........,...,,....... A l,.. ,. ,.,.,, R, D. 3 Marian Burke ............ ...e..... M orristown Hospital ....,. w.... N ew Jersey 'iWilbur Christman ..., ......... H ome ......,.....Ae...,.....,...,.. ,.... L ehighton Delphin Crowley ....,, ....... . Home ......,.,.,..,..,...... ,,.,. Lehighton NEvelyn Diehl ........l ..,, T emple Hospital vv.. ,..,..l.... P hiladelphia Davina Deiterich ..,. .,...,... M urphy's Store ..,....l,w....,........ w..,.....,.. .... L e highton Joseph Dietz .,.,..,,,. ......... M echanic ....................4 ..........ll,,, D over, New Jersey Anna Dougher ....,., ...,... . Allentown General Hospital .,,,.. ........,...,,,, A llentown WLee Dreisbach ..... ......... H ome ................,.........,,..,.....,,,,,,,, .l,,,. R . D, 3 Evelyn Eberts ..... A, ...... Kutztown Normal School ,. ,,,t,w Kutztown Lamont Emery ..,... . ....... Home ...e..........c,..,....,......,....l.,., ,,,A, X Veissport XLoretta Gaumer Anna Gerber ....... Raydelle Gilbert Anna Graver ...,... Geneva Grow ....,. Frances Haas .,w.. XRussell Hahn ..l... XJSarah Hansel ..... Arlene Haupt ..... Wilmer Held ...L 'NDoris Hettig ....... 'Dorothy Heydt ..... xDonald Hoffman Verna Houser ...,.,. Jennie Hubitsky Joseph Hubitsky Arlene Kern ........ Roy Kern .......... is Ima Kistler .......,. arion Kleckner . Louise Kline ......... P Catherine Kromer .Calvin Kuhns .,....w Xborothy Lapp ....... Home .,........,.....,..., ,,.,.,i...,,, . .. ,,......MansHeld School . ,..., i .Metropolitan Hospital .... .. .,,......Home ...Home Temple University E. Stroudsburg S. T. College ....., .........Beaver College Kutztown Normal School ...,,.Temple University ......,,.,, ......,..Drumhellers Mill .. ,....,. .Telephone Company Home .................... ...... . ., . ..... .Home ............................ .. ...... ..Diefenderfer's Mill Home ..............,,.....,......,.. Stenog., Vertex Mill ...... .. ....,. Home .....,......... ........,,.... . . .. ..,.... .Methodist Hospital ..,,.... .. .....,...Bowman's Silk Mill Forty-fort ....,.........,....... Drumheller's Mill ............,......... Power and Light Company .i... . Drumheller's Mill ...............,..,.... Lehighton Mansfield, Pa. New York R. D. 3 Lehighton Philadelphia Stroudsburg Jenkenstown Kutztown Philadelphia Lehighton Lehighton Lehighton Lehighton Lehighton .. . .A Packerton Weissport Lehighton Philadelphia Lehighton Wilkes-Barre Lehighton Lehighton Lehighton up nqnfvqxnrilrilx-1lf1lr1k1lf1F1!r'llf1t1r Page one hzmdred twenty-three U x lil' ALUMNI DIRECTORY Helen Lewis ,,,..,. Agnes Mantz ...,. Hazel Markley .... 'xArlene May ,e,,.e. Curtis May ,,...., George Metzler .... XXDor1s Miller ,,.,,,....... lMarg'uerite Miller A Woodrow Miller ..,,. Clinton Minnich .,,., ,.,..,.Stroudsburg S. Teachers' College Barson And Bishop's Mill ................. .......Allentown'General Hospital ,i.....Hofford's Mill .......,Allentown Business College ......,.Home Luke's Hospital ,,,,,...Clerk, Kresge's Store ,.,i..,.Home .......,Allentown Business College Stroudsburg Lehighton Allentown Weissport Allentown Lehighton Bethlehem Lehighton New Mahoning Allentown Blanche Mosser ,,,, ...,.,,, D rumheller's Mill ....,..,...........l l.l......... L ehlghton Henry Moulthrop .,..... ,,..... P enn State ......,,......,,.............,, State College, Pa. Melvin Moyer .,,,,,,,, ,.,.,,,, F ile Factory ...........,,........................ ......... N ew Jersey Luther Nansteel .,.,. ,. ,.,,, Home .,,...,.,..,,..................,.............,....... .............., W elssport 'Hannah Paperman ...,, .... C lerk, Cohen's Department Store ....,. Lehighton Ruth Peters ..,........... .,., . ,,Stcnog., Harleman's Garage ......... ...,,. L ehighton Edith Phifer ........,,, ,,,r,,,, C lerk, Snyder's Store ........,... .,.... W eissport Donald Rabenold .,r., ,,,,,,,, H ome ......,.,,..,.........,...........e........, ..,.. L ehighton Gladys Rabenold .... .,..,,,, A llentown General Hospital ...,.. .,.... A llentown Harold Rabenold .,.., ,,,,.... L ehighton Airport ............,..... ...... L ehighton Gertrude Rehrig ...,, ....,.,, P almerton Hospital ,...... .... P almerton Marvin Rehrig ..., .,..,.,, S tate Highway ...... ...,.. L ehighton Arlene Rex .....,i ,,,,,,,, H ome ,,,.........,..... .. ..... Lehighton -Kenneth Ritter ...,.. ..,...,. H ome ..i,...,.....,.,.. .... J amestown Gerald Roth ........ .... . .Vertex Mill ....,........ ,..... W eissport Grace Roth ...,.......... ........ H ome irr,........................ ........i L ehighton Charlotte Ronemus ..... r......, P almerton Hospital ....,...... .......,....... P almerton Lohr Schlauch ....,.... xAlice Schott ........,. Ellen Serfass ,,,,,,,,., ,,,,,,, Orville Shoemaker ,,,,, .,,,,,,, Beatrice Solt ......i. Evelyn Solt ..,. .......Home ......,,Barson and Bishop's Mill Home ....i............,..............,..,. Vertex Mill ..,,....,,,.............. .....,..Allenjown Gen. Hospital ........Home Helen Solt .......,. ,,,, i4,,,,, H 0 me ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Woodrow Solt ...,,e,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,,,, Home ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,. Florence Steigerwalt .........,,. Kutztown Normal School ...,, Harrison Straub ..... ..,.. A .Muhlenberg College ..,....... . Mildred Sweitzer ...,, ,iClerk, Court House .......... Naomi SWeltZer ..... ........ S tenog., Small and Koch ....... Solomon Tauss .... ......,. L afayette College .................. Mildred Walck ..,i Helen Wehr .,e..,. Pauline Wehr ..,... Harold Weinland Allen Zahn ..,,....,..,,,, Mazie Ziegler ,...,.... Thelma Zimmerman Willard Zimmerman ..,....Clerk, Murphy's Store ......,,Home Luke's Hospital ,.....,.H0me c......Clerk, Bennett's Store ,,,......,.,,i,Kutztown Normal School ,,,i....,,,,Kutztown Normal School .Y ..,,.,.,. Home ,...,............ .............- - .... . .. Page one hundred twenty-four East Weissport Lehighton Lehighton Weissport Allentown Lehighton Union Hill East Weissport Kutztown Allentown Mauch Chunk Lehighton Easton Lehighton Lehighton Bethlehem Lehighton Lehighton Kutztown Kutztown Lehighton Qhhertisements ! 1 V hamwfv , mw.e:f srr-munmfwn wmlselx lxulmn my .14 uimmmflswvam' s'Iu'1lllwm1:1mn'iwla11 GACHTIN BAMBIL , - f' 'Ez ,Tr I P? L'i '-'-i!'4-ff5ilf.- MGX r 9 'N- r BUS gg X 'ix To - lm f 6' J' lidvefwe Page one hzuzdrvd t1c'e'1zt,11-seven - GACHTIN BAMBIL THE BRETNEY STUDIO for MODERNISTIC PHOTOGRAPHY Special rates to Junior Class of High School Headquarters for KODAKS AND EASTMAN AUTOGRAPHIC FILMS Kodaks in live charming Colors Developing and Printing Done for Amateurs Studio 120 South Second Street - Near Park Theatre Miss Sliercresls trousers singular or plural? lYz1llaCe .'Xrner-Singular at the top and plural at the liottoni. -,bf JU V95 Ellen Saucrs-ls Bill a good driver? Laura Lauchnore-No-awful. He needs both hands to drive. COMPLIMENTS OF SCI-IE1D'S , D t t St The Atlantlc epar men Ore Refining CO W. E. Swoyer, Prop. HEADQUARTERS OF Harry B. Bock The WELL Representative Sales Dressed Department Schoolgirl Page 0716 hundred fweizfy-eight GACHTIN BAMBIL a SOUND FOUNDATION FOR A USEFUL CAREER M ANY High School students, in later years, refer to their years at school as their happiest days, and time Well spent. We congratulate the students of the Lehighton High School and Wish them success. They are now laying a sound foundation for a useful career. Earnestly strive to accomplish something Worth while -build Well for the future. Now While you are acquiring knowledge and impor- tant technical information, remember to acquire the habit of thrift which will put you on a sound financial foundation. Set aside something from your income regularly and deposit it promptly with the First Na- tional Bank, the Oldest National Bank in Carbon County. Your account is cordially invited. Savings Accounts - Checking Accounts - Travelers Checks - Night Depository - Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent. Authorized to act as Executor, Administrator, Guardian, Trustee or in any other fiduciary capacity. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LEHIGHTON, PA. Established in 1875 George D. Kresge, President Frank J. Obert, Vice Pres. Chas. F. Bretney, Cashier L. S. Kemmerer, Ass't. Cashier Page one hundred fzvefffy 1932 r.t-rr it of GACHTIN BAMBIL WEISVSFOET PGARAGE SALES BUICK SERVICE General Tires Goodyear Tires United States Tires Telephone - Lehighton 66 With Best Wishes to the members of the JUNIOR CLASS of Lehighton High School Rauscher and Moyer, Props. First National Cut Rate Drug Stores Lehighton, Pa. .X Sure iqn of Sliflllg'-l'lfl line :incl Sugzu funn uI1In1n1nnnnun1nui1niuiIiuIuiniunnnnn1uunnnIu1nunnnuunnnnnvu CANDYLAND THE HOME OF QUALITY Always at your Service for the MAROON and WHITES neununun:un:uuunuunnuuulunnnnnuuuunnn gm' Kz1nnz1pcl'S association of Ethel gaso- NO MAN Ever Committed a Crime After Drinking Q. Page one ll2HIdl'Cd fhirfy HIEIL 1 BEVERAGES Your Customer will Appreciate the Difference in Quality PHONE 239-M L. H. DUNBAR BOTTLING CO. 128 N. Fourth St. LEHIGHTON A PA. I GACHTIN BAlVlBIL F E. B. HAHN Plumbing Heating and Tinning Distributor of Beechwood Enameled Stoves and Pipeless Furnaces 331 Bridge Street Lehighton, Pa. iiiiiiiiinuniiuiiiniiinnin ini uiiiiiiiiiiiun iuiiniiiiii l.ziui'a l,Zl1lClllliDI'CTli1lSSCll is .Xrlenc linnklc-He needs it. COMPLIMENTS OF KEN NEIPS BAKERY taking his beauty nap again. l.Zllll'Il Laucliiioreglt clocsn't iiiiprovc him any. Arlciic liunklcglf it clid, he should sleep until 'fliiclgiiieiit Dayn. iiiiinii unnuxiuiiiii iniiiiiniininnnniiiiii LIFE INSURANCE may be the last Word in your plans for furthering your education SEE Roger H. Graver Insurance 217 S. First St. For a Definite Plan uuuiiiiu iiininiiiiiinnuiiiiinu uni uinniiiiinin AUBURN CORD WALTER'S GARAGE 216 South Second Street LEHIGHTON, PENNA. Page one hundred thirty-one GACHTIN BAMBIL THE QUALITY STORE QUALITY - SERVICE TRAIN ER 81 SON Third and Cypress Sts., Lehighton, Pa. 1unnnuunnnnunnuu nun nnnnnnu nn-uunnu unlunnununn Russell fill1'lSlI1lZ1ll+VVllCl'C clicl Kannapel learn to play the saxophone Homer Hough-He graduated from a correspondence school. Russell ChristmanwHe must have missed a few lessons. GUY MORTHIMER The Evening Leader Is Your Hometown Paper Read It Every Day of Your Life Page one hundred thirty-two 932 COAL! COAL! Buy Your Next Winter's Supply from Henry W. Enzian Our Business is to Keep You WARM Coal for Heat, Service for Satisfaction No Long Waits, No Short Weights Our Business is BLACK But We Treat You WHITE PHONE 88 476 North First Street LEHIGHTON, PENNA. nnuunuu uunnnnnuunnn unnuununluun ....l.l.---lv GACHTIN BAMBIL ----- Wagner's Pharmacy Pure Drugs and Medicines Eaton Stationery and Parker Pens THE NYAL STORE Presto Restaurant Never Closed Real Food at Sensible Prices 127 South First Street Lehighton, Pa. CASWO L. T. Schools, Prop. Billiards - Bowling 174 South First Street Lehighton, Pa. IIIiniinIIiiiiiinunnnuiuiunn-inn COMPLIMENTS OF Sendel Hardware Company nuiuunnuui1iiiiIiiiIiininuununnuiuun- un inunnnniiiuinnun nnnunnn in-nuniinu-innnuuui-nu. Eunice GinrlerHlYhat on earth if the matter? You're trembling like , . Z1 iezit. Ethel Heyrlt-l was crossing First Street and an .-'kustin almost ran over me. LEHIGHTON TRUST COMPANY LEHIGHTON, PENNSYLVANIA The Bank that Serves with a Smile. It's not what you earn that makes you rich-but what you save. We most cordially invite you to come to this Bank and learn the various ways in which the institution can be of service to you. Chas. H. Wagner, President Dr. A. F. Wehr, Vice-President Harry B. Saeger, Treasurer -S 1 9 3 2 e Page one hundred thirty-three GACHTIN BAMBIL mmmmmm BENNETT'S MEAT AND PRODUCE MARKET BEST QUALITY MEATS AND PRODUCE OUR MOTTO: QUALITY ----- SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES We Solicit Your Patronage A Home Owned Store Run by Home Folks Gordon T. Bennett, Prop. A 139 North First Street We Deliver PHONE 67 Page om lzzuzdrcd tI11'rz'y-four GACHTIN W. S. Longacre Veterinary Doctor 816 Mahoning St. PHONE 602-J ninuuuuunnuninnnIiIIInuunnnn1nInnnnn1IIuuuuunnuunuu innnuunuuniuuuuu BAMBIL.-14- , I Il--2 , K Ask for ax Royal Portable 'l'yp+-writer ll is so useful in f,lUllP,L'F' and so liuudy at Z2 .vii 1 v es,i':iigsj-ee NS I fir N x QE home. ROYAL TYPEWRITER AGENCY 129 N. Sixth St. Phone 2-0833 ALLENTOWN, PA. nninnunnnIu:nunum:nunuuuunnunnunn nn COMPLIMENTS OF A Friend Miss Slit-rer-NVhat is the Climax of a story? Xlnllace Aruerm-'lilie climax is where it says To he continued . .bl 5 J! Paul Krause-Say, your glasses are flirty. Chzwlcs lql'ZIIli7Tl1Zll1liS, my eyes are lmd and l Cfblllfllllt see it. GTCCII St. Ph0l1C P HAROLD woLFF, sales Mgr. B L E C K E R of Reading, Pa. School Caps, Pennants, Dance Favors, School Tams, Medals, Band Uniforms in-nun-1 nuunuIuIinnnnuIIinunnnnnunnunnnnnnunu-uni United Cigar Store Full Line of CIGARS AND TOBACCOS Books, Magazines, Stationery, Ice Cream, Sodas, and Sundaes THEO. GILLEN, Prop. 19 Wholesale Confectioner 458 Cypress Street LEHIGHTON, PA. Phone 672-M mnninnnnnnnnnnnnui Telephone 341-VV A Good Place to Eat Coney Island Lunch VVe Serve the Best in Town Try Our Coffee, Made Fresh Every Hour Next Door to Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. Opposite Park Lehighton, Pa. 3 2 Ala., ..,......ffFy Page one hzmdrccl thirty-fire AMBIL i-r 'QEDDIEM LENTZ and his WE GEORGLXN S PARTIES - - DANCES - - ENTERTAINMENTS NOVELTIES - - SPECIALTIES 272-J PHONES 145 H.-...ii-it .---...nunQ.Iu-Ininiuiu--nu-uiinnnun- un-ui.....ii--I.--unin---.--1.-H--nu nu-nun nnnniunn un-un Grace Monk lin music st-web-I want to get a new song. Funny Face Clerk-Youre not so good looking yourself. Lest You Forget GRIIVEBERG Good Clothes A Separate A Separate Women's Shop Tailor Shop A Separate Men's Shop Once You Try You'11 Always Buy S 1 9 3 Page one hundred thirty-sir DROP into om com-eniezit shou' rooms. Examine in leisurely comfort the artcnsire selection of fine I'l'aIl Papers, Drapery Materials, Dec'- orated Curtain Rods, Linoleum and Rubber Tile Flooring, also a most Complete line of Radiator Shields and Cabinets. Estimates and Color Schemes furnished on any type' of Interior Decorative zvorlf. Phone 4-R for home appointment BAYEIYS INTERIOR DECOR.-KTORS Lehighton, Pa. 2 Q5 GACI-ITIN BAMBIL 'l'?-'-A LEHIGHTON BOTTLING COMPANY BOTTLERS OF HIGH GRADE SODAS justin R. Dunbar, Mgr. Drink Smile and be Happy Drink Mavis and be Healthy LEHIGHTON, PA. Phone 381-M 162 Bridge Street un:nnununuuunnuunnnnnnnunununnnunnnun un Holm Kunkle Cat football gamej-See that halfhack? He'll be our be f man before the season! much older. mumuunnnnnunununnnu nn unnunnnuuunuunnnuunu Dot, Swoyer fromanticallyil--Ch, A'lSoh, isn't this rather Sudden? unuuuuu uns 1nnnnuuununnmluunnnnnuun-nn The Maehrer Tailorette French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Suits Made to Order Hats Cleaned and Reblocked Telephone 357-J 148 South First Street Lehighton, Pa. mu-u --nm' 9 JOHN K. SMITH Heating and Sanitary Engineer Lehighton, Pa. Page one hmzdred thirty-sezen GACHTIN George A. Stout Quality Meats and Groceries Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention North First St. Phone 620 COMPLIMENTS OF THE McCormick Printing House 131-3 North First St. Publishers of THE LEHIGHTON PRESS BAMBIL Bethlehem Business College Bethlehem, Pa. A Distinctive Accounting and Secretarial School for High School Graduates. Catalog sent upon request. V. G. Pretzels In Sanitary Packages un nu uuinu Dot Swoyer lplziyiiig piziiioj-l fltlllii. know why, but this song secms to haunt me. Louise fil'2lYCl'-Nilillliillly, you xr murclcrecl it. LEHIGH VALLEY'S LEADING SPORT SHOP We are in a position to take care of individual and school requirements on SPORTING GOODS Special Prices to Students and Clubs GOLF - TENNIS -- FISHING TACKLE - BATHING SUITS WITWEB JONES 949 Hamilton Street ALLENTOWN, PA. Dial 2.2780 - Next to Rialto V Page om'-hznzdred fli iffy-eight 9 32 Albright Sr Friteh Stoves Heating Roofing Spouting WEISSPORT, PA. Xvllllt would happen il: GACHTIN BAMBIL COMPLIMENTS OF Sanitary Market Calvin Stewart, Prop. Margaret were a nail instead of a Thack? Ozella always had to Walck? Charles indulged in needle Krapf? Minard were a flying Ace? Vermont were really Graver? Ellen were always Sauer? Margaret didn't know what to COMPLIMENTS OF Snow Flake Potato . Chlps C. S. ECKHART Lehighton, Pa. Phone 906Rl1 1 uuuuuunn Wehr? 932 nun ,e ld UN THE SIIUAHE Kllllllllll C, Page one hundred flzz'z-fy-111616 GACHTIN BAMBIL COMPLIMENTS OF Lehighton Hardware Co. 321 North First St. PHONE 89 unuuun1Inunnunnnn1nIunun-uuuununnun nun un General Motors Radio and Frigidaire F R. H. Bauehspies yX11cl they say times are llarclg yet we see K:1tl11'y11 RUllKlllllS tlifmxiils nickels in the waste basket msteacl of pziperfl 4 A AF liCllllCfll Fritz-l luw many subjects are you L'2'll'l'j'lll?Q'? lilwoocl-Oli-l'm carlxmff one ancl dragging' four. nnnun unrunninunununnunnunnnnnuuuv J. B. SNYDER Justice of Peace and Notary Public INSURANCE 216 South First St. Phone 100 Page one hu-ndred forty 9 unnunnununsnunnnuuununun:nununnunnnnnuuu CHAS. R. KOONS Weissport, Pa. Plumbing, Heating, Roofing and Spouting Estimates freely given .f 32 BATTLES OF BUSINESS Are Won By PREPARATION AND COOPERATION Good bankin connection has fi ured in most 3 every prosperous business. A good banking connection increases your chance of success, because it puts you in touch with the experience and knowledge of others and gives you the benefit of its resources and facilities. Build an acquaintance and a reserve of cash With this institution and When opportunity comes around We Will both be ready. We are qualified to act in all Trust capacities. CITIZENS NATIL BANK 81 TRUST CO. Lehighton, Pa. The Bank of Service Develop Your Resources 9 Page one hundred forty- GACI-ITIN BAMBIL GACHTIN BAMBIL 5- J J HIIIIHIIJJJJII A L Ti'i . 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S 0 F T . :i:4'i:3':5i Ffh' - jA:jlQ12Ev::::1-8:3 Q35 y illlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllll IllIIIHIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllll 1 9 3 2 llIlllIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll 5 NJ 3 Page our hundred forfy-fwo its G A C H T I N Weissport National Bank Weissport, Pa. Let us help you solve your li- nancial problems. Many satisfied customers attest to the popularity of this financial institution. BAMBIL C. S. LIGHT Successor to J. W. HELLER Everything in Household Furniture Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent in our Burglar Proof Vaults Olficers and Directors Milton Snyder, President E. W. Dreisbach, Vice-President W. H. Strausburger, Cashier nununa:nunuun:un:nununnununnnnnnununumu nun. Weissport, Pa. Mr. Neiliofl'-XX'liat's the difference between labor and Capital? lilwoorl fiCI'l7Cl'fSl1lJl7USL' l loan you five rlollarsg thats capital. Mr. Neilioll'--sAncl wl1at's labor? lilwoocl liCl'lJt'l'--llCllllllLf it back. 4 nun:nununnnuuuun:nnuuuuuuunnnunuunuununnuufu COll6Il7S Department Store Home of Hart Schalfner Sz Marx Clothes Sundial Shoes for Men and Boys l'he excimulzu or photographs at gr uation time has rightly lwronn- a u versal custom, because it provifles graceful way of avknowleflging friend hi s s p. li d h h .e wi xp' ' Satisfaction or Mgney Back lillotlcmgllllilmlir lmllyl lnoots lieldisgplpeolihtd is Qui- Motto Phone your photographer now 325-R 155-157 N. First Street , , Mlll6f,S Photo Studio Lehighton, Pa. 229 North First Street LEHIGHTON, PA. Page one hllllfllffl fowfgf-fl1 ef GACHTIN BAMBIL KEMMERER PAPER COMPANY School Supplies Stationery Steel Equipment Filing Cabinets and Indexing Supplies If it is used in the School we can supply it nu -nnun.nnnnunnnupunn in-nun. nnuuunmulnnn ulnnunuuuunnn Inn n hgllllllllyu fillykxl'-illOXY woulfl you like to have .1 ne-eyed boy friend Nessie Alllfxflt Z1 Int. USZIIIIIHXn4f'lIllCll let me culx x ul Ul11IJl'CllZ'l. nn:nun-nuninn:nnnnnm-nnnnnn.-Imln ulnnniunuunxInuI11I11nnnnnuuu-runninlm C MP IME T . O L N S OF Pure as Mountain Saylor's Bakery Air I,EICI'I'I'lVIAN'S who make that good QUALITY ICE CREAM Old Home POTATO BREAD The Ice Cream Supreme Page one hundred forty-four GACHTIN BAMBIL Harry E. Rex PHONE 145 JEWELER Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry orro KROPP Repairing a Speciality 130 N. First St. Lehighton STUDEBAKER H. W. WEHR COMPLIMENTS General Merchandise OF Corner Second and Alum Streets KIRKENDALL LEHIGHTON, PA. unnmI1Innnuuumnnnmiuunuunnnnmu 1 'I'eacher-P-Correct this sentence. fJur teacher am in sightn. l'upilfCJur teacher am a sight. YQ! YS! V9 Ancl George iiravci' just Can't understand how you can lose ground oi: 1 HlFUl'XX'ZlT'ClU pass. Harleman Motor Company sALEs SERVICE Lehighton, Pa. The instructor was testing the general knowledge of the Junior class. Slapping a half dollar down on the desk, he said sharply: 'KWhat is That '? Instantly a voice from the back row said: Tails! u--uin'nmm.u COMPLIMENTS OF NEIHOFFS my Page one hundred forty-jim GACHTIN Produce, Fruit, Groceries George E. Freehy LEHIGHTON, PA. Kresge and Mattern Flour Feed Grain Headquarters for Pratts and Domino Wholesale Only POULTRY, DAIRY AND Telephones 175 or 176 niiuu nun-in nn nu STOCK FEEDS nun uunn in-nu 1ni11inuiIIu1nnnnunnunnnnuuunuu No matter how low thc thcrinomctcr falls, its mxcr vulgar, si 35 5' ef v v llenry linzizm Ciiisiclej-Wlirils there? Roy liillmzm fuutsif lej-lt is l. Henry linzian-No teachers admitted. Build Your Health with FAIRYLAND FARMS' NATURAL MILK With our large herd of Guernsey, Holstein, and Jersey cows, we can supply your needs of Fresh Creamy Milk. All the Milk sold on our routes is produced from our Hi-Testing Cows, Under clean conditions, which spells Quality Supreme. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST Visitors Welcome at Fairyland Farms Page one hundred forty-six Robert P. Diehl, Prop. HHDHEHHHmDE ,. -eS,m.................m.............1..........-....... .H GACHTIN BAMBIL Dr. Homer Heberling COMPLIMENTS DENTIST CNext to Reformed Parsonagej OF OFFICE HOURS 8:30-12:30 A. M. 1:30-5:30 P. M. 7:00-8:00 P. M. , Phone 178 Hotel Lelnghton runnin nnuuunuunruunnnnnn nu nu They laughed when I sat down at the piano. but you couldn't blame them. for the stool was missing. al 5 13 nuns. riiIIinurIII1rnunnun:urrnnuuuruuunnnunnn '6Tim Seitz-Did you ever hear of that machine that detects when youre telling a lie? Martin Harleman-Certainly. l'm going to marry one. 5 al al Elwood Gerber-lf a baby were fed on elephant's milk, would it grow extra big? Mr. Obert-Yes, if it were an elephant's baby. 5 65 29' Traffic Cop-You can't stop here. Ed Knappenberger-l can'tl l.ook here. olTicer, you clon't know this Cllr, COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF OF Alexander Cafe The Civic Club Weissport, Penna. l..fl .lillil an iieiiiliivi 1 93 2 ,e i1-i 0 - . Page one hundred forty-seven GACHTIN BAMBIL JOSEPH OBERT CO., Inc. Best Quality Meats Sanitary Meat Market OUR MOTTO Quality - Service - Reasonable Prices We Solicit Your Patronage South First Street nu Nunn Lehighton, Pa llmzicc ZlL'g'lCl -ffVVl'lCll you sleep your nulmlc brow remincls me o l-Illlllbllii story. J. Y JU Margaret 'llliack- Sleeping I Q lllljnp llorare ZieglerfNo, Sleepy uunau nun nu nn -unnnnnnu Your Home Should Come First George A. Schwartz Furniture - Rugs - Bedding Victor Victrolas R. C. A. Radiolas and Supplies Yrs UImIUHEH Page one hlmdred forty-eight Hollow COMPLIMENTS OF Amos W. Dunbar Dealer in Wholesale Confections Oldest Wholesale Confectioner in Pennsylvania GACHTIN BAMBIL BASTIAN BROS. CO. Manufacturers of Class Rings and Commencement Invitations Large Club Emblem Catalog - Free on Request 1452 Bastian Building ROCHESTER, N. Y. nuinnnunnnuuuninnuuunuinnuninnni-nnnnnninuuuIuniununninnnmu lVhat would happen if: Grace were really a Monk? Clair made a habit of Beers? Homer were always in a Hough? Pearl were 21 river instead of a Krick? Mabel would always Homm? Harold really lived in Frantz? Charles were 21 blacksmith instead of 21 Miller? Margaret complained :llmut the Rhoads? Allen were a czirniverous Kannapel? Ethel would love instead of Heydt? Marion were crezun cheese instead of Sweitzer? Willard were Z1 juicy, pink Hamm? inuninnnunnunuunnnunnnmnnnnununnnnunnnunuuuinnnnn COMPLIMENTS OF THE CARBON BOTTLING 3 2 r 7-fa WORKS 'Z l..,............l...-JA naw Page one hundred forty-nine P I df IQEVIEW SHOP eJ X E' z E rm 1715, 5 E BENTON Fovvlor. Ind. 2 z - 'f AUTCDGRAPHS 5 i f gqfw 53M ZW f MZi2f ff - XXQQJQJ. W If N307 QAWZMJ QJZMM, day! .- i........L 3 ma ,. ,pw A W, 1 1- - silk wt. . v rp g if X, X ,w . I gi 'P A i , I 1 1 , 5 I - W 'N I A-151' if Wg? 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