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

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1943 volume:

Hpledge allegance to the flag of the Un ted StateS OPAIDSTICH Stands one Nat on 1I'1d1V1S1 1 wmt mberty a dj stlcef al A and to the Republic for which it , 1 ' ' ' 'B e ' n hu ' or 1 w G26 ac fue QW! L Pbl h y THE CLASS OF 1943 Leh ght ' C00 u is ed b Lehighton High School i on, Pa. STIIRY 4. . Huzzllvil-IO-LS Pogeme LIFE LIBERTY PPI ESS Q. I Q, f Q N f 1 - f 'Ag4,Q,L,ifk fe- s . , nw -5. . 3, + 3? 2 5031 x , , , .fx . :J ,f .K 1059! Q ., ,. i .V A T Y . A ' , ' X' IN Wlllllfl AND PICTURE U UH F They re turmng left' They re turnmg nghtl They blow and drum wnth all their mlght Who ands our teams to make a stand'-F Its our LEHIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL BAND' , a , e Q n u n Q a I 1 0 ! Q GOD GIVE US MEN God Glve Us Men' A tame luke thus demands Strong mlnds great hearts true forth and ready hands Men whom the lust of office does not lull Men whom tne spouls of offce cannot buy Men who possess OPINIONS and a wlll Men who have honor Men who wall not he Men who can stand before a demagogue And damn hrs treacherous flatterues without wnnkmg' a men sun crowned who llve above the fog ln public duty and In pravate thmkung For whale the rabble wnth their thumb worn creeds Thenr large protessnons and thenr lnttle deeds Mungle IU selfish strufe lo' Freedom weeps Wrong rules the land and wautmg Justlce sleeps Josiah Gilbert Holland YOI11 ANDREW JACKSON'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS As long as our Government IS admunustered for the good ofthe people and as regulated by theur wnll as long as It secures to us the rxghts of persons and of property lmerty of consclence and of the press rt wall be worth defendnna L T11 I , , 'ry , ' 1 -f . . ' 1 ' r 2 rn Q I lj Tll,, - , ' z ' I - I I 'l l lr- I ....f , ' A': , ., . I.. mzzzlvzl MH DEDICATIUN As the sponsors ofthe Gachtm Bambrl we the class of nrneteen hundred forty three are honored by thus prlvrlege to affectionately dedicate thus volume as a token of gratitude for hrs invaluable mstructlon and mestlmable frrend shrp to ALBERT J DOMENICO w - , r x, I ' I , . .. . . . . . . I C FUREWURD Smce we the class of 43 have been be stowed with the honor of publlshmg this year s Issue of the Gachtm Bambrl we have chosen cause It rs appropriate for present day affalrs Now after worlang on rt for some time we are revealmg the results to you In the hope that they will be a remmder rn the future of the good old hugh school days COD CIINTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS . , - I I U O l I , U C .I the theme Life, liberty, and happiness, be- , . . . , . I . mlfz n gf? ADMINISTRATION 5 i ' Leaders of oul School Democracy ? 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I ' 147 . f , ' x , ,X . f fijf ' ,- I ,fl V 0 Page Te THE FLAG GOES BY Hats oft' Alcng the street there comes A blare of buoles a ruff' ct drums A flast or colcr benecth the sky Hats oft' The flag rs passnng by' Blue and crlmson and whute It shmes Over the strel Isp ,wed ordered lres Hats oft' he cclc rs bet re us Fly But more than the flag as passung bv Sea frqhts and land fights grxm and great ought to make and to save tne State Weary marcnes and smkmg ships Day ct plenty ana y ars of peace March ot a strong land s swuft IH rease Eaual 'us Ice right and law Stately honor cmd reverend awe Sugn of a naton greet and strong To ward her people from forengn wrong Prlde and glory and honor I Lnve nn tne colors ro stand or fall Hats oft' Along the street there comes A blare ot bugles a ruttle of drums And loyal hearts are beatmq hugh Hats oft' T1e flag IS possnng by' Henry Holcomb Bennett 000 TOAST TO CELEBRATE VICTORY OVER BARBARY PIRATES My country' IH her tntercourse wnth toreugn natnons may she ever be right but rvght or wrong 'ny country' Stephen Decatur rl o' ' -3 ' ' r I I . , I l I . ' . . . I - , ' F 5 . - ., , ., . 'T' A I.. .f X4 I I - 1 A A . ' 1 1 E ' , n . , I I . . . i Cheers of victory on dying lipsg S A 3 5 , , . . r - . - , . ' I 1 ' . 2 , ,s . . J ' , al . . , , . 1 I - , ' 1 , ' , I - X gmzzlnil-IU-AS or S or on Our Board of Education Page Eleven Wilbur Noll Russel Smyth Beri B Dowd Sup i of Schools Wilmer Schoenberger Presldenl Granville Rehrlg Secrefary Charles Heffner Treasurer Allen Merfz lesler Weri Vice Presldenl 1, BERT B DAVID H G SENSINGER Supermfendenl of Schools High School Principal YN '99 ?? 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I ,, 1 'I Page Fourteen GOOD CITIZENSHIP From Patriotism and Holiday Observance Address before The Union League Club Chicago February 22 l907 Grover Cleveland Our country IS mfimtely more than a domaun affordmg to those who dwell upon nt ummense maternal advantages and opportumtues In such a country we lnve But I love to thunk of a glorrous nation built upon the wall of free men set apart for the propagation and cultuvatnon of humanlty s best :deal of a free government and made ready for the growth and fruutage ofthe highest asplratnons of patrlotlsm Thus us the country that llves In us I undulge nn no mere figure of speech when l say that our nataon, the Immortal spurut of our domam, lnves In us In our hearts and mmds and con sclences There rt must Fnd nts nutrlment or due Thus thought more than any other presents to our mmds the Impressive ness and responsnbllnty of American cstlzenshlp The land we llve an seems to be strong and octuve But how fares the land that luves In us? Are we sure that we are doing all we ought to keep :tm vigor and health? Are we keeping nts roots well surrounded by the fertnle soul of lovmg allegu ance and are we furnlshnng them the mvugoratnng moisture of unseltish tidelrty9 Are we as dulugent as we ought to be to protect thus precnous growth agamst the polson that must aruse from the decay of harmony and honesty and lndustry and frugalrty and are we sufficiently watchful against the deadly burrowmg pests of consuming greed and cankerous cupudnty2 Our answers to these questlons make up the account of our stewardshup as keepers of a sacred trust OUR COUNTRY By Benlamm Harrison Have you not learned that not stocks or bonds or stately houses or products of mnll or field are our country? It as a splrltual thought that IS un our mmds I I I By I I , . Y . i . . I , , Senlor Hlstory Webster s definition of Liberty is regus tered as lt is that space in which one is permitted to pass without restraint and be yond which he may not lawfully venture This virtue of a democratic nation has numer ous name sake synonyms, moreover, the one that deals mainly with our graduating class is that, it affords to a rational mind to choose and decide on what bridge of life it deems itself able to approach Four flights down we considered our respective ceeded with the schedule Our merits have arranged us in scholarly order now gowned, and with outstretched palms we await our Commencement In single file, as dazzled and awed freshmen, we toured Lehlghton High Schools Hall of Fame We minimized our extra curricular activities centering all interests on the selection of the maternal class flower, the white rose the motto, There is a goal and we shall reach it and the class colors, blue and silver. The mummer parade officials bestowed on us the award as Green Freshmen for the largest group represented. Hand in hand with Mr. Author Webb biological instructor as sophomores we drew in all the sights of the Museum of Natural History and the Bronx Zoological Gardens. This excursion followed the annual Halloween parade in which dressed Leni Indians, we felt the praise for the most original group present. Twenty-five per cent of our classmen dribbled the basketball on the home court for interclass games. ln both their sophomore and iunior years the girls basketball team captured second position right at the seniors heels. As sophomores the boys held the reigns for the interclass basketoall crown. Laurels fell the seniors way for, in their concluding year, first place filled the girls team schedule, while the male squad had the copyright on the third level. Likened to the blooming white rose, the class flower we broadened our horescope on life by indulging in the numerous club advantages set aside for the lunlor year Our roots thrived in the respective yearbook club press club, and other mechanical and musical groups sponsored by a hobby interested faculty Broadways dramatic ability was a phantom back when Mr George Metzlers Little Miss Fortune cast took their second curtain call Proceeds lumor candy stand provided half of the assets necessary to circulate a successfully maneuvered yearbook Several times during the stay at our Alma Mater, all out services were request ed from us for interclass as well as community affairs The name of any 42 graduate has a team of degrees for energetic campaign mg behind his or her name Our canvassing interests have born unusual fruits as In a specific instant, during the local uniform drive. Medical and human-interest pleas have also accepted our benefits, while at present many civil defense branches quarter lists with this years graduates as members. With the international affairs in their present state the 42 classmen have long since stored their schoolroom pranks and will graduate a more mature and worldly group. Our last stage production in the L. H. S.s Little Theatre limelighted play entitled, College Daze . As a follow-up from former years we provided the prize-winning patriotic themes in bothof the annual Legion parades. Unlike our undergraduates and preceeding alumna, in this crisis well not be considered among the bystanders. For our T400 fingers will swcll th ranks of every defense effort. As res..rved freshmen we selected our motto but as zealous seniors we see that goal in a photo-finish with victory. P h F ft Jmulnl IQ-LS s s g og ' 0 0 courses, laid the hour-glass aside, and pro- from the production and the returns from the I ' , I H It Page Slxleen IL PHYLLIS ASHNER I Lehlghfon Glee Club Press Club La RUE BARRY Bunky Lehlghton Press Club Press Club Play Orchestra Dramahcs Glee Club Debaflng MARIAN ANDREAS GRANT ARNER Mcrlan Jume Lehughton Lehughian Glee Club Baseball RUSSELL BARRY Russ Welssport Baskelball Baseball HORACE BARTHOLOMEW Horse Lehnghton Baseball Track MARY LOUISE BAYER DONALD FRANKLIN BEHLER Gert Spike Lehvghton Muhonmg Press Club Orcheslra Foofbull Census Taker A 1 C ..Ph.,,. .. ,. Press cm! may ' Aufomobilla club ' l lmmlnll IO-l 5 Page Sevenleen I G' CARVIN BOLLINGER la Carvue Towomensmg Glee Club NORMAN CLAY Norm Lehnghton Aulomoblle Club Foolball Class Baskelball Varslly Truck MAURICE BLAUCH JR LOUISE BEGEL Blcuch Begel Lehughion Lehnghion Press Club Track lnfercluss Glee Club Baskelball Press Club Play X S BERT DAVID u Lehxghton Varslly Foolball, Varslly Boskefball, Varslly Track, Orchesfra, Bond, Swing Band, Yearbook Club, Press Club, Class Treasurer MARGARET BLAUCH Blauch Lehlghfon Press Club, Orchesfra RUTH BELTZ Beltz Lehlghlon Census Taker Press Club Home Economics Club PAULINE BERGER Polly Press Club Lehughfon i... wl- C3 w - , s H' ' 'i W1 in ,, ngsz ,f' '11, 'fi W ' ,vii 1 ' - -V-V fn -- K ..., , , , , U . H 'V 'V' H u , , , , , ..B d.. .. .. Page Efghleen U fp Ill! FERN BREYFOGLE Fern East Welssport Glee Club ANNA CAFFREY Ann Lehughlon Glee Club LOUISE BOBST MARVIN DIEHL Bobshe Dlehly Lehnghlon Mahoning Press Club Census Tulrer Aeornauhcs Club THOMAS DIEHL Tom Lehughton R D No 3 Aeronauhcs Club LEONARD DIFTZ Dletzy Lehlghlon Bcskelball Aulomoblle Club EVENELL CAMPBELL WARREN DOWNS Nell Downsy Lehlghlon Lehnghfon Basketball Glee Club Safely Patrol A l 4 l lmmlnzl IO-I 5 Page Nmeleen ERNEST ECKERT Erme Leh ghlon School Band Orcheslra Dance Band ELMER ECKHART r Lehnghtor Safely Patrol HILBERT DREISBACH EDITH COSSMAN Hlp Edlfh Lehughton R No 3 Lehlghton Aeronauhcs Club Glee Club Press Club Home Economics Club RICHARD EXNER RUTH DRAPER Brlp Draper Lehlghion Welssport Baseball library Club, Press Club ALICE De HAVEN Ahce Lehlghton Press Club Home Economics JACQUELINE De REMER .lackle Lehnghion Press Club Play, Libr Press Club, Debahng Dramahcs Club ary C ub w - , A ' I I .. , .. .. . .. f I I ' ..E k.. .. . ., , ' l , . . -2 Y . , '. W x .. . .. .. .. Page Twenly C JOHN FINNEY Jack Lehlghfon Varsrfy Foofball Baseball RUTH EVERETT Ruth North Welssport Glee Club ETHEL ECKMAN Ethel SHIRLEY FAGAN Shirley East Wenssport Lehlghyon Library Club Gym Club Orchesfra Debalmg Drama hcs Club Press Club Play Census Taker Lyceum An nouncer Class Officer ARTHUR FRABLE HAROLD FREY r Slugger Lehlghton New Mahoning Gym Team Track Team Infercloss Basketball Inlercluss Baseball lnlerclass Track Gym Club Thr ,mlm LLOYD FRANTZ Frantz Lehlghfon Aufomobrle Club MOSELLE FREHULFER Mosey Glee Club Lehnghlon X n , ' Q l ' X Y .1 11 .. . ,, I I I I I ' 1 1 l , - 1 F .1 11 . I U A 1 I . V, an fr' ' T 4,1 ', .1 4 1 r 11 -1 UA 'V' lx Il 1 1 1 1 1 lnrmzlnzl IQ-I u Page Twenly one LUTHER FREY SEYMOR GUYER Frey Chnef West Bowmansfown Weussport DOROTHY FREY Dolly Orcheslra Press Club BLAINE FRONHEISER Frony Lehughton Baseball MARY FRITZ MINNIE FRITZ Lefty Mlnnue Mahonmg Mahomng Home Economics Club Home Economics Club Glee Club EDWARD HAHN Eddle Busrness Manager of Press Club Class Vuce Presldenf Band Orchestra Swmg Band Varslfy Foolball Varslly Basketball Varslly Track Gym Team Class Track Press Club Play PAULINE GABOVITZ Gabby East Penn Press Club Glee Club Home Economrcs '3 - , , 1 Lehighion Lehighlon I . I U - I I I I P . I l - I 7 I I , 1 l , , 1 .. H U . ... X Page Twenly-fwo lhlze Cfulzlz GLENN HARLEMAN Glenn Lehlghlon Foolball Track BETTY GETZ Lehughton Girls Glee Club MARGARET GERMAN JEAN GOMBERT Marge JEANIE Weussport Lehlghron Slamp Club Glee Club Glee Club Press Club Home Economics Club Basketball HAYDEN HARLEMAN GEORGE HUNSICKER Bunky Georgne Lehnghton Lehaghvon Varsfiy Foofball VOFSITY Track lnierclass Baskefball lnlerclass Track Slage Manager of Press Club Play Hugh School Sign Prlnfer Press Club and Census Taker RAYMOND HEISER Pele Lehughton Varsvfy Football Track lnler class Baskelball Safely Palrol lnlerclass Baseball and lnfer class Track VIVIAN GRAAF Lehxghlon Dramahcs Club Glee Club Census Taker l l ll Iv rr vl ' I I , 1 M H AA U , , I . , , .. V, Q , , Betty , V,y' so . 4 .. .. .. . ., 1 1 , 1 Y f I I V l3rmzlJil-IQ-LS Page Twenty-lhree GLENN KERSHNER Henny Wenssporl Dramahcs Club Press Club lnlerclcss Baseball Varslly Track JOHN KOBAL Johnnle Lehlghfon Gym Team Safely Pafrol DELROY KERN DOROTHY GRIFFTH Kernie Dardew East Weissport Lehighfon Automobile Club, Baseball Glee Club, Drcmafirs Clvb, Press Club, Cheerleader DONALD KRESGE DOROTHY HAHN Lehvghlon Welsspori Band Orcheslra Swmg Band Home Economics Club Press Club Press Club Play Assrslanl Slage Manager Var slfy Baskelball Track Dramahcs Club HELEN GYURISECK Helen Mauch Chunk Glee Club Home Economics Club MIRIAM HAAS Haasy Lehlghton Home Economics Club Glee Club n H H l I I ' ' , I I I l .Donn ,. ..D ,., Y 0 0, 5 , f ' I ' 4 1 fix , . . A X , - U x Page Twenly lcur C MARIAN HARPER Harper Lehlghron Dramahcs Baskefball Glee Club HILDA HEILMAN Strawberry Blonde Lehxghfon Glee Club Dramahcs Club PHYLLIS HARLEMAN n Lehnghfon Girls Glee Club Planlsl Census Taker Boys Glee Club Pranrsl Orcheslra Baskelball Library Club FREDERICK C LENTZ Freddie Lehughton Football Squad Basketball lnferclass Baskelball Baseball Track Glee Club Boys Glee Club Quarfef Band e ll lztzn IRVIN LEVINE rvy Welssport Debahng Club Dramahcs Club, Press Club Press Club Play Track NICKOLAS MARTUCCI Nrckne Lehnghion Press Club Press Club Play Dramahcs Club MINNA HEINE JOHN MCFARLAND Munme Mac Lehlghfon Lehlghfon Home Economics Club Foalball Track Glee Club A E Tll C trc ' W, .. 0. T E l E I l l V lgmnlnil-lU4,S ORVILLE MILLER Muller Lehnghton R No 2 Safely Poirol Track MARK REHRIG Moc Glee Club Ashfield GORDON MERLUZZI GERALDINE HEPTNER Gordy Dolly Lehighton Lehighton R. No. 3 Safely Pafrol Glee Club, Dramafics Club Cl' lil RICHARD REHRIG BETTY HILL DKCIC Bets Lehlghton Lehughton Orchesfrc Band Glee Club Home Economics Club Glee Club Page Twenly-five LAURA HIGHLAND Toohe Lehlghfon Glee Club Drcmahcs Club BETTY JANE HILL Hnl y East Welssport Gym Team PIGIHS' Glee Club Xf 4-nexus 1 x r if LL .. ,. S- .. ,, ,. .. - H .. .I S . K - d I II ,I I-1 I if A I 5- 1 '-' 5 , Page Twenfy-six is 1., e T11 U ccjlltllllll Iv ILDRED HOFFMAN Mlllue Lehughlon DORTHEA HONTZ Dolhe Lehlghlon BETTY HODEL WILLIAM REMALEY Brat Bill Pockerlon Graverville DVUHFUNCS Clllb, Press Club. lnlerclass Baslcelball, Foolball Press Club Play Squad, Press Club, Track CLARENCE SCHLEICHER Specky Ashfield Glee Club MAHLON SCHOCH Schochy Wes? Bowmcms MILDRED HONTZ ROBERT SCHOCK Lehlghton Parryvllle 'WA-it Glee Club Press Club Bond Press Club Play Aeronauhcs Club H l l Mildred Bobbie l7llIIIlJIl IO-I u DANIEL SHOEMAKER Danny Lehughfon R No I MICHAEL SIMON Mlke Lehlghion FRANCIS SCHWARTZ JEANNE JONES u Jean Lehlghfon Lehlghfon School Band Varslly Track Swmg Band Class Presldenl Press Club Play Edlf0f rn Chief of School Paper Dramahcs Club Debahng I1brary Club Pr ss Club Dramahcs Club Press Club Play Glee Club Page Twenly seven VIRGINIA KAST Dolly lehlghfon library Club Glee Club Press Club Press Club Play Glrls lnlerclass Baskefball Lyceum Announcer Census Taker CATHERINE KATTNER Kaffner Packerton Gfrls Chorus w - , . . , UB d.. .. .. , ' , ' , ' , e 1 , 1 , I - - I ' , 1. 11 ,, ,, ' ' SA I I I . , 1 , , I 1 , A A. ' .1 . .. ,, ,, - 1 .1 . .. .. .l.. I I I I HARVEY SNYDER PHYLLIS KEIPER Bru1ser Phu Lehughion R No I Leh1gh1on Orcheslra Boys Glee Club Dramahcs Club Glee Club Band Page Twenly-eighl L U cjuclztiu KATHERINE LAUDERBURN Snooks Lehlghfon Gym Team Press Club Play Press Club ELOIS LAVINNIA LONGACRE Shanghl Lehlghion Dramahcs Club Glee Club Press Club Orcheslra FLORENCE KOCH BYRON SOLT FIossie Roos?er Lehighfon Lehighfon Home Economics Club Varsity Foofball, Baseball ELBERT SOLT Salty Lehlghfon R No 3 Safely Patrol Caplam Varsrly Foofball CURTIS STEIGERWALT Curt Andreas Glee Club AVRIL De VOE MARKLEY B' d CURTIS STHARE on ue Curl 51 Glee Club Wenssport Lehughfon Boys Glee Club I I I sf A 1 4 , , 1 V, V , ,. -'-'f---- ' ,1 f ' xv-ff , 1 . lgmzzlai l - I Q-AS C L Page en me WILLIAM TRAINER 1 Lehaghion ROBERT WERT ob Lehlghfon Boys Glee Club W -'-'AM TEETS ELAINE MCCLELLAN ' Butch Lehlghfon Lehlghmn Tfufk Lfbrury club Press club Yew Book Club Census Taker LORRAINE MERKEL Lorrmne Le-Ivghfon ETHEL MERTZ Ethel Mohonung Valley PAUL WHITEMAN MARIE MERTZ Muck Morne Welssporf Mahomng Foolboll Varslly Baskefball Glrls Glee Club Track Ani ..B.H,. H H B'II ' I B u wr Dramafics Club, Press Club, .' Home Economics Club , , i A .-, . I .. . .. .. . H I I I - , , 'NX , 4 t I ki 12 Page Thlrly JEAN MOSER RICHARD ZIMMERMAN Jeanne Punk Umon Hall Lehlghtgn Glee Club Press Club Press Club Play CAROLYN NASE Carolyn Baskeiball Lehnghfon EDITH NEEB Toohe Glee Club Weusspon Baseball ,giw L GLORIA RABENOLD FRANCES A. REICH Gloria' Franny' CLARA PARRISH Mandy Lehlghlon Glee Club CLARA ERHRIG Clara Lehlghlon R No l Home Economics Club Lehighton union Hill Glee Club Drcmafics Glee Club Vs Jfllllllll IU-I 5 ar- IRENE SCHAFER LUCILLE ROTH Reme Chute Fronklln Townshup LehlgHfon Home Economics Glee Club W . , ll 1 n ll H f lu. - f A BETTY JANE SCHLIER 'A Buoy f 1 f il DOROTHY SCHNAUFFER Dof Lehlghton Press Club Play Boslcefboll Library Club Press Club GLORIA SCHWAB Schwoby Welssport Glee Club Glee Club lehlghton RUTH SCHOCK Schockens Press Club Porryvllle MELBA STEIN BETTY SHECKLER Mebg Beify Lehughfon Lehlghion Glee Club Press Club Press Club Play Drumohcs Club Page Tlurly lwo MARIE SHECKLER BEATRICE TAYLOR Sheckler eo Welssporf Lehlghfon Home Economics Club Press Club MAGINA STROHL Glnnlu Kunkletown REGINA TRENTLY .leon Lehlghlon Home Economics Club Glee Club ELEANORE WASSMER RUTH ZEHNER e Zehner Packertow Lehnghton ff Glee Club Drarsahcs Club Press Club Orcheslrc Easlern 'QQ' Pennsylvcma Hugh School Orcheslru ,fall THELMA WALTERS Terry Lehlghfon Glee Club KATHLEEN WEBB Lena Lehrghlon Press Club Basketball Home Economics Club . 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EF 1:5511 , 1 1: 1 1 1211: J i1I111JE111:1':i ' 1 F I5 H QF F9 lffuuuulnul IU-li A Junuor Hustory lt was a gala day for the class of 43 when on September 7 T939 we entered the Lehughton Hugh School as Freshmen, two hundred and ten strong At our first offucual class meetng we elected our Freshmen Class offucers under the supervusuon of Messrs John Wagner, George Metzler and Arthur Webb Throughout the school term one of the most umportant actuvutues was the Hallowe en Parade un whuch we receuved a pruze for our representatuon of greenhorn Freshmen Our class was well represented un the orchestra, band gym team unterclass basketball and varuous clubs The year s actuvutues were rounded up by a skatung party near the end of the school term Upon returnung to our Lehughton Hugh un l94O after a much enuoyed vacatuon, our class resolved to make theur Sophomore year a successful one although our rank had been reduced to one hundred and nunety After electung our class offucers at our earluest class meetung all attentuon was centered on the annual Buology field trup Under the guudance of Mr Arthur Webb our class traveled to New York Cuty October T2 1940, where we vusuted the Bronx Zoo and the Amerucan Museum of Natural Hustory ln that same month came the Hallowe en Parade un whuch we were agaun awarded a pruze The remainder of the year s actuvutues uncluded gurls and boys unterclass basketball and two well attended roller skatung partues The months rapudly rolled around to the fall of l94l when we re entered our Alma Mater as Junuors Followung the usual procedure class offucers were elected at our first At a second meetung called by our presudent the class colors, motto, and flower were chosen Plans were also duscussed for the Armustuce Hallowe en Parade un whuch we won a pruze for our representatuon of our varuous teachers and theur classes The annual Junuor Class Play Aunt Tullue goes to Town, was presented un the Hugh School Audutoruum March 5 Extra currucular actuvutues were well represented by our class members ln the unterclass basketball contests, our gurls captured second place whule the boys placed furst Dustunctuon un school work has been shown constantly by the large number of Honor Students The spotlught of the enture school term fell on the publuca tuon of thus Gachtun Bambul, whuch we have endeavored to make even more successful than all prevuous ones A class party un the gymnasuum a skatung party, and a .lunuor Prom were the mauor socual functuons of the year We have suncerely trued to luve up to our motto, By our efforts we hope to ruse, durung thus past year and shall contunue to do so throughout our sole remarnung year un thus unstututuon lf thus resolutuon us fulfilled we may all surely be proud to say, l graduated wuth the class of 43 Page Thirty-five I o u I I I . , . . . . . u . 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Page Thirty six ALMA AHNER Bashful Your a whiz lce Skating lntroduclng one of the blonde flashes of the Jumor class who though a qunet gurl makes the corrudor a hughway dunng the noon hou Alma usually us seen wlth her German book open A very prosperous lnfe to you Citizenship Club 2 Yearbook Huston an 3 Glee Club 3 BETTY AHNER Bette Hr Kid what s cookmg Swrmmmg and Day Dreaming Here we have one of the gurls who rides to school on the bus to ge' her educahon Bette can usually be seen on the muddle balcony at dnnner tlme supposedly studying we won c'ler??2 We know nothmg of her future plans but are sure she wall succeed GLENDORA BAUCHSPIES Glendora Why sure Horse back ndrng and swimming quiet gurls lof course she :sn tl of the Junuor Class She IS usually lookung for her pal Strawberry or dns cusslng her favonte movie star Gene Autry She and Strawberry are always whlspermg about certom sublect 4 wonder what It msn? Im sure Cvlendora wall succeed sn the future Bicycle 1 Basketball 1 Dramatacs 2 Yearbook 3 Glee Club 3 JOAN BAYER a Corny eh what? Ice skating and collecting souvenrrs Slss' Whlzz' Dont get excnted That was only Pat flymg around the corrldors lookmg for one of the gang Joan ns well llked by her many fnends and has a good sense of humor She has a very good vosce and we hope that she succeeds nn cllmblng the ladder of success by snngmg wlth some famous band We all wlsh you the best of luck whatever you may do Joan' Basketball l 2 Press Club 2 3 Census Taker 2 Glee Club 3 Dramatrcs Club 2 3 I i ' RUSSEL ARTZ Pepper Pepper IS one of the taller boys IN our class He played fullback on the football team and was good at lme plungmg Pepper says he doesnt bother wnth the gurls but whats thus about hum and2?3 FRANK BAYER Frank I ll spht your skull Photography Let us Introduce you to Scoop the able photographer of the Len: who luves on the Heights Thus am bItl0US boy as never ln a hurry but he gets there lust the some Dont be alarmed If you hear a sudden cluck nts probably Scoop tak a pucture Some day we hope to see Frank talung has place as one of Lehnghton s noble sons Auto Club 3 Press Club T 2 3 Aeronautics Club T 2 ROBERT BENNER Sleepy Cut lt au Collecting old post cards and skating Sleepy can always be heard by has slngmg He IS always studying bookkeepmg we wonder If he passing H22 Hes always borrowmg money to help keep the candy stand In busmess He can be seen skatmg at La Roses Best of luck for future success Safety Patrol 'l Stamp Club 2 3 JAMES BERGER nm H: Bets Drrvlng the car Jlm as a very pleasant and lukable chap and us well llked by all the members ofthe class lt IS seldom one sees .hm without a smile And hes a lucky fellow too for many a day Jam drnves to school an hls fathers car He works hard at everythung he trles and IS sure to become famous In has lnfe work because of hns good qualnty Glee Club 2 3 Tluc tulzlzn I ll ll , .. .. . ' Q ' ' r. I . 1 s . i ' '- f .. 1 . .Y .. t, f. . . , . ,, I 1 ll ul ,, . . . , I ' I V .. . . . 14 tl l F I ' , A , - 1- . uYA.t tt tt l I . . i I , i , .. t, - I I ' A ll ll Glendora seems to be one of the -v - ,H F 1A tl -- ll n vt ' I ' is ' . I . . . . U .. . g ,, . . - ' , , , , , 2 , ..P V. ., , ..J. .. . . V ., H . ,. 'A Il ' ll - ll . , ' Ax - ll - . . - , . I I I I ' in . . . 1 - ' ' , , i , z , . 7 F , ,, cuuuuluul IO-l s RICHARD BOSSARD Duck You am t kiddin Druvung Duck us one of these wummun chasers whenever he sees a new gurl he cant resust her lf you want to find Duck all you have to do look for Bull Miner or go un the Mulk Bar He was un the hosputal for a while with a brok n elbow but hes up and around almost as good as before Best wushes for future success' Aeronauticsl Automobile 2 Year Book 3 lnterclass Basketball l 2 RICHARD EXNER Brup Wuse up Hunlung and Trapping Bu us ever abs nt u us usually because he is either hunting or trapping He us interested un sports and can often be seen at the league games We know thus chap from South Lehughton wull be success u nterclass Basketball l 2 Rod and Gun C l 2 3 LEE GAUMER u I ll Betcha Swummung Bud us a boy that lukes both undoor and outdoor sports. Durung the summers vacation you can find him swimming in the creek below his house. Bud is one of t ose boys who likes the girls but is iust plain bashful. He is a studious iunior and is a great lover of good books. The class of 43 is sure you will succeed in the future. Foballl 2 3- Basketball 2 3- G m Club l 2 3 ROSS GERNERD oe Where s Marian? Playing Cornet and Flirting oe is one of those Cassinova type. ln other words he's a killer with the girls. He plays a cornet in the orchestra and band. He might be studious but he is often down town with the girls. Lots of luck for the future from all the class. Football 2, 35 Orchestra 3 gn KATHLEEN BAYER Kay Oh for pete sake Ths us one of our very best students all of her teachers wull say Kay is a very calm studuous fun loving self reluant person Al ways seeing her problem through never slacking She us well liked and always has a smule ready Your fruends sincerely hope your life s gust a bowl of cherries Glee Club 3 Year Book Hustoruan 3 Volley Ball l MARIAN BOWMAN Blondie Where s Ross? Dancung and lce skating Blondue is one of the few Commercial students who wants to Blondie I am sure she wull help you uf you need help Just take a ook un at Dons Mulk Bar and Low an Behold' who wull you see u B'ondue Good luck from e Class of 43 Gym C ub l G'ee Club 3 Art Club 2 Basketballball l 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 Press Club l 2 Year Book Club 3 FAYE BRONSON Faye l can imagine' Swimming and Ice skatung Presenting one of those happy go lucky gurls and although she always has time for a little fun her name has been seen on the Honor Roll. During the summer Faye can be found riding around on her bicycle or going swimming. Whatever your plans for the future are Faye the class of 43 wishes you the best of uc . Class Basketball l 2- Bicycle Club l- Dramatic Club 2- Year Book Club 3- Glee Club 3 BETTY BROWN Betty Could be Bic cling ' Betty may seem quiet to those who do not know her but to those who know her she is quite talkative an a nice girl to get along with. e is hoping to some day become a nurse and lm sure shell succeed. So if anyone ever gets sick perhaps Betty will come to the rescue. Here's wishing her a lot of luck for the future. Year Book Club 3, Citizenship Club 2g Glee Club 3 B ' 1 Page Thirty-seven .u 5 . ' lu. ' I . I . I ' us ' ' . . e I . , . ' . i . f ' ' , . i . I J ' A, -A: 2 , ,-3. ' ' .. . u. . . . Q become a nurse. lf you go to If rp e t .. . ,. - . . . ' I . . . . ' - I , . , . d . ' . ' b t .1 i u. h . th f l. ' I U - l J - J I: ' ' - 1 1 1 lub , , , . UB dn V . H 5 .. .. h , i I u I I , I k 0 t , , , , , X A ' ' ' y , , .su ' ' HJ it .. , ,. Y J , K 5 d Sh iff.- Page Thirty eight JOYCE CHRISTMAN Joyc Aw Phooey Skating Presenting Joyce one ofthe Juniors who is scarcely ever heard? Joyce usually spends l-er evenings at either Gravers o LaRoses Skating ranks and is an expert skater She plans to become a stenographer and the class of 43 wishes her success Glee Club 3 BARBARA CUNFER Barhy Oh Gee' Roller skating and Swimming Barby is one of the girls from Miss Heberlings home room who takes the Commercial course f you go out to LaRose s you are sure to find Barby there a she is a great skating fan When not skating Barbara is at home out in Mahoning May you have good skating throughout life Barby Glee C'ub 3 KATHRYN DEEPE Kay Well what do you know? Dancing and Riding in a certain Buick Kay is one of our dashing blonde Jullets who can be found quite often at the Milk Bar with the gan l dont know what that means because she is pledged to secrecy Her activities in school are varied which keep her dashing all the time Although we dont know what your aim in life is w the class of 43 are rootmg for vou Year Book Club 3 Press C'ub l 2 3 Glee Club 3 RUTH DIEHL Ruthie No Kndding Movies and Roller Skating 'Ru ie is a quiet girl but al- ways quite active. Although she ' not on the Honor Roll she always has her work in on time and she always knows her lessons. Ruth is another girl who wants to become a nurse. With her pleasing personality l'm sure she is the ideal person to cheer other people up. She is an outlying district pupil and she has made many friends. With the class of 43' wishing her luck we know she'll succeed. Citizenship Club 2' Glee Club 3A e 6,4 lzlz WILLIAM GERSTLAUER Did you see Pete? Sports Bll is the handsome Romeo with the wavy hair that you see in this pcture He has taken an active part in many school sports We know he doesnt overwark his brain by studying but he can usually find an answer when called upon In class Due to the distance Gertle must travel to school for he lives at the west end of town we can expect to find him in a hurry Whenever there is o disturbance count on Bill to be there Best of luck from the class in your chosen tield ootball l 2 Basketball 2 Track l 2 Year Book 3 DAVID GETZ Davy Whatta ya know? Baseball and Guitar Davy hails from North Second Street and usually walks to school wit a certain senior girl H is a good looking boy and is full of fun l is personality will carry him far Best of luck from the class of 43 Safety Patrol 3 CLAIR GOMBERT Clair You am t kiddln Driving Clair is one of our studious luniors He has a liking tor good looking girls and some have a liking for him The class of 43 wishes he best of luck in your future years CLYDE GRAVER 'Graver Hunting Clyde is one ot the boys who is on the Honor Roll. He always has his lessons prepared. Ambition plus his good looks will take him far. Best ot luck from 43'. Safety Patrol 1 2 3- Glee Club 3 lbuullnl IO-I u JUNIOR HAUPT Houpty Cut lt out Hunting and Trapping Haupty ns In school one day and absent the next He does a lot of trappmg and usually gets some ammal He can be seen In the corndors at noon May your future be a happy one Aeronautics l Rod and Gun Club 2 THEODORE HEINE e Oh yeah Te us one of our honor students and a flashy patrolman Whenever he goes fishnng he always comes home with a bug catch I often wondered uf luvmg near a fish hatchery has anything to do wnth H932 Best of luck' Safetey Patroll 2 3 Automobalel Press Club 3 Debating 2 Year Book 3 MAYNARD HILL Boogy Huh Maynard IS one of the singers In the well known quartet In thus hugh school He earned an L by being student manager try It once and youll soon find out he deserved nt' Keep up the good work' Glee Club 2 3 Class Officer 2 Student Managerl 2 3 RICHARD HORN Horny Bet ya a nickle Duck came over In has 9th year from Wenssport He IS a studuous boy and IS a flash at playing baseball as he Inkes sports May he always play ball wuth Dame Fortune and wm' lnterclass Basketball 2 Page Thirty nme EDITH DRESSLER Blondle Are you going skatmgz Skating Dancing and Drawing Eduth IS one of the more quiet gurls of the class of 43 After all her studies are completed she can be found drawing as Eduth has a won derful talent un Art As her future ambnhon whnch ns more luke a hobby she would like to be either a dress desugner or book lllustrater l m sure she wnll succeed and the class of 43 wnshes her Loads of Luck Glee Club 3 Dramatlcs 2 CAROLYN DUNKLE Strawberry Leave lt to me Working ln the library Carolyn as well Inked by all for her fine sense of humor and her frlendlmess Wlth all her extra currxcular work she stul manages to keep a posmon on the honor roll penod after period Strawberry IS usually un the Lubrary and every Fnday and Saturday nnghts she goes dancmg Year Book 3 Basketball T 2 Art I Class Officer 3 Debating 3 Volley Ball T MARIE EBBERTS Sandy You am t klddln Roller Skatmg This green eyed mass can usually be found roammg the corndors Marne as another of the star roller skaters of our class May she roll on to a successful future Glee Club 3 Press Club 2 Dramatlcs 2 BETTY FEARER Shortne That always helps' Dancing Betty us one of the smaller mem bers of our class but that doesnt keep her from actuve partucnpatlon In school atlvltnes She as assnstant edutor un chief of the Gachtm Bambul and IS usually seen dashnng through the corrudors on some buslness or other We do not know Bettys ambltlon but whatever lt IS may you have great success Press Club 2 Orchestra l 2 3 Dramatrcs Club 2 Year Book Club 3 Glee Club 3 Publrc Speaking Club I j , j . - . I -- -. , .I . II .I . - II I. II I 4 I 1 II . II , , l u tl . 1 I l . . u .. , . . . I . . ' Q , I . , . I . I I H it H H I rr ' H T d I ll ll . . I ll dit . 1 . . I I. II 1 1 i i ' i i . Lrbrary T, 2, 31 Press T, 2, 3f Glee 37 I 1 I I i i .I II H H .I II II I I - . II . I. .I . I . . ' I .I I. 1 1 ' : , A ' 1 1 1 1 1. . II II II I1 II ' 1 It ' It l 1 H . tl I . . . . .' 1 I 1 1 1 F i i JOYCE FOSTER Joyce You re not kiddm Swimming and riding a Willy s Joyce can always be found at home studying until Friday night comes when a certain boy I wonder who222 comes home from New Jersey In school Joyce is well pre pared since she never??2 can b found walking around the corridors I believe most of us know what Joyces tut..1re ambition is and we wish her lots of luck Sewlngl Dramatlcs2 Pressl 2 3 Orchestra I 2 3 Year Book 3 GLORIA FREEMAN Sunny Your not kiddln Dancing This tall dark malorette usually be found roaming around the lunior homeroom ot the opposite sex of course As far as we know Sunny s one ambition is to become a nurse and we all wish her the best of uc Orchestra I 2 3 Drum Maforete Glee Club HELEN FREY Nuss Cut it aut lce Skating and Bike Riding Nuss would be a good name for Helen since she is one of the smallest gurls in the Junior Class She is envied by many for the short dis tance she has to walk to school almost a half block' Shes the best friend of Trently and she doesnt care who knows it Here s luck to you Helen MOSELLE FREHULFER Mosey Where 5 Nell? Rol er Skating and Dancmg I take great pleasure in intro ducing to you for the second time as a Junior Mosey not because she didnt make the grade but be cause we are trying to keep her to support our basketball and football games as she has done so faithfully in the past If at any time you feel like participating In a hot argument call o Mosey With all your enthusiasm backing you up Mosey we know you will succeed and we are heering for you Glee Clubl 2 3 lnterclass Basket balll 2 Page Forty U ici v i PAUL HUBITSKY a Skating Sometimes l sit and think but sometimes l lust sit Paul is a ta'l dark and handsome student who comes from Packerton He makes many friends with the pupils of his class Heres luck to you Paul from the class ot 43 VALENTINE JANICEK Va You re full of it Skating a is one of our honor students ln the morning he can be seen sitting inthe auditorium studying At roon he can be seen down town He likes to work on his fathers farm We hope he becomes a successful farmer He can also be s en skating at La Roses Automobile I MAHLON KISTLER on You bet boy' Son is a youth who comes to our high school from the Heights He gets alona well in his studies H is one of the handsome boys of the sons he spends some time on the carnet We do not know what Son expects to do after leaving school but we are sure that whatever he undertakes he will make a success o It Glee Club 3 Rod and Gun Club 2 Art Clubl Bandl 2 3 Orchestra JOHN KRAMER John No Kiddln John is one of the tall and handsome youths of the Academic section He is very popular with his classmates and liked by all John was a membe of the Safety Patrol n his Freshman year but t en withdrew from this organization before he had really shown whct was in him I don t know what his ambition is but we all wish him luck in e future Safety Patrol I Year Book Club 3 II II II I . I I II . . . . . , II II HF 'H ' - ' - F II I II , I . e , I . . I II I II I .. . . A I ' I ' I I I 1 1 1 i U H ll ltr ' ' ' II I . II . . mn Q ,I .IV I., . I - , , , I -- - . . I I k. , .3 ' I I I A I ' IIS II II II U H ll It . II . .I . . . , . . V I I I U e II II ,K ' - - -W Junior Class. In addition to his les- - I I . . . . S , - in lu. . ' 1 . I , ' . I f '. I 2 ' I I I I - - 2, 3 II II II I I. I. II 1 . . II I . I II . , - II II I I . I. II - I I S . I . . . . I . . . - I. II . r h ' x i ' h . . . . . l V. Z. , 1 n II 'II . I Cl. U . . .. I i I ' ' I ' ' A Th s 1' as 1 , c ' . 'f- :1,' 7 I I I - A I I 3 Inli lglllllllll-ll?-ins HOWARD LARISH Lick Pepsi Cola Swimming Howard is a very popular fellow with the girls as well as boys of our class. He would be one of the most brilliant scholars if he'd study. Howard is interested in football and we're sure he'll become a star if he trys. Football 3 ROGER MECKES Meck Now Wait Women This happy-go-lucky son from Weiss- port can always be found in the corridors during the noon hour. The opposite sex seems to worry Meck more than his school work although he always manages to keep up in his studies. Meck can usually be found with his two pals Muscles and Porky Luck in life from the class of 43 Safety Patrol 1 Press Club 3 Stamp Club l 2 3 NEVIN MENGAL Nr-v Hi boy Nev is one of those happy ga lucky chaps He likes to go fishing and has the usual flshermans luck and Stories ln winter he goes out hunting When he comes back he usually has bagged some game which is a sign of excellent marks manshlp Keep up this ine spirit you re sure to make a success of life Rod and Gund Club 1 WlLLlAM MINER r When do we eat? Thls good looking boy great lover ofthe outdoors swimming fishing Ice skating being a few of the many hobbies in which he excells As for studies well they dont seem to bother Bull too much but we know that he always makes the grade .lust what his lifes work will be we arent sure but whatever rt us it will be a success because Bull has all the necessary qualifications Aeronautics l 2 Gym Club 3 Page Forty-one HELEN GETZ Getzy Where's Pickles? Movies and Skating Introducing Getzy that new little Miss, who came to us from Packerton High School. Getzy can either be seen traveling around with Pickles or talking in study period. lf you ever want anyone to goto the library with you, iust call Getzy. She's always ready. Good luck to you in the future Helen Dramatics Club 3, Glee Club 3 ARVILLA GINDER Arvilla l Guess Horseback Riding This brown-haired, blue-eyed lass comes from Ashfield. In all her spare time Arvilla is usually found on a horse and she is quite beyond that first stage where pillows are a favorite. Sometimes she takes long rides with that certain someone lwe're not mentioning names, of course: Arvulla is a rather quiet girl and IS always found with her pals Marian and Ruth Citizenship 2 Glee Club 3 ANGELA GOLDBACH Angie Going skating? Angie is another of our quiet l299l Junior gurls She loves roller skating and is seen at the rink every possible moment Her second best love 22?l is dancing Angela hasnt given us even a hunt of her future ambition but we feel sure shell succeed in whatever she does Glee Club 3 AR' ENE GROW Beetzer Did you see Pete? Roller Skating and Reading Beetzer rs one of our very fine commercial students She can always be seen with that certain gang usually skating We think Arlenes ambition is to be a secretary The best of luck to you Beetzer and we hope you reach your goal Sewing Club l Press Club Basketball 2 Glee Club 3 5-r 1 'N 5 vi is-me ssh ads- 1-'il 'Q-U' lin-li M915 44-S- Page Forty two DOROTHY GYURISECK Do Boy' Dud ya see that nutsy guy? Bucycle Rudung Dot hauls from Beaver Run Every mornung and noon she us seen travelung that worn path to Muss Nolls room to her beloved typung lan extra subuect no lessl Dorothy us takung Physucs and the remaunung ocademuc subuects Do us crazy about bucycle rudung and often tells us of her adventures when engagunq un thus sport The enture Junuor Class wushes her the best of luck un the future undertakungs Sewung l Press 2 3 Dramatucs 2 3 Glee Club 3 DOROTHY HAMMEL Dolly Gee Readung Dolly us one of our Academuc Junuors who us lookung forward becomung a doctor We also know she us a very excellent sunger un our glee club We speak for most of the Junuor class un wushung her o successful career Orchestral 3 Glee Club 3 Drama tu.s 2 3 Press Club 2 CHARLOTTE HARPER Chartue No Kuddungf Charlotte can usually be seen roamung the corrudors wuth her pal Jean or walkung to the candystand Charlotte s favorute pastime us tendung chuldren un Gravervulle Her motto us never worry and her future ambu tuon us to be a chuld Governess Her favorute sport us basketball and she can be seen cheerung our team to vuctary Lots of luck from the class of 43 Glee Club 3 Pressl 2 Bicycle l Cutuzenshup Club 2 PAULINE HAWK Polly Baloney Swrmmung and Baseball Pouly us one of Mr Domenucos .lunuor gurls who always behaves as she should Her favorute hobby us swummung and watchung boys play baseball She spends a lot of her tume outsude on the steps and down town but of course she s there on busuness or for shoppung2222 Lots of luck to you from the class of 43 Sewurug Club l .lunuor Glee Club 2 cj ll DEAN MULLEN Mullen l'l ee Mullen us a quuet sort of person untul you get to know hum He comes from Weussport and can be seen walkung to and from school wuth hus pals Because Mullen takes hs school work seruously he us cn honor roll student ln hus spare tuune he can usually be found playung hus co net We do not know what he wants to do after graduatung but we are sure that he can not faul sunce the whole class of 43 wull be rootung for hum Aeronautics 2 Baseball Club 3 lnter class Basketball and Baseball l 2 Trcuckl J V Basketballl MILTON NANSTEEL Junuor I m Hungry .lumor can be seen at the Hazel Mcud playung the pun ball machune He guves a lot of busmess to the candy stand He hopes some day to follow hus father by takung over the store Stamp Ccllectung Rod and Gun Club l Chess Club l Stamp Club 2 3 Come on' Playung baruton lurung the women Bob us a curly headed tackle who played n a few varsuty games last year You. dont see hum talkung to manv gurls un school but outsude uts a dufferent story93 He plays a barutone un the Hugh School Band and Orchestra Good luck Bob the Class us wuth you Football2 3 Baseball2 Basketball CLARENCE NICHOLSON Butch Okey Presentung the Ladues man of the Junuor Class He us none other than Clarence Nucholson393 Butch looks luke a qu et sort of person but looks are certaunly deceuvung whuch you find out when you become ac quaunted wuth hum uch member of the stagecraft doesnt have any deflnute hus future occupatuon but ut may be he us sure to be Heres luck to you from of 43 Stagecraft 2 3 Glee Club c u plans for whatever a success the class 3 gggu g up lluu' C uuclu H 'H uv u u, ll - V1 A S . . I ,A ,, i . A I It 'tr . I ' I n I . ,O . . ROBERT NEIHOFE Bob ' '. 2, 3 , , 1 l h : ' ' ' . Bt is a V . lb. He lmuuulnu IU-l v STERLING NOTHSTEIN Ster ls that so eu us a member of e Commercual Sectuon Everyone who comes un contact wuth hum cant help but agree that hes a swell guy and easy to get along wuth Hus classmates say he has the stuff thatll make hum a leadung cutuzen of our four metropolus un years to come Sterl has not selected hus lufe work for the future as y t but whatever ut may be we hope he wull come out on top' ROBERT O BRlAN Mulchay Quuet Skating Robert us another one of the untellugent pupuls that comes from Packerton Robert us a quuet boy but when he talks he knows some thung He us one of our new orchestra members and us also out for basket ball Robert made a good start uf he keeps ut up hus goal wull be met wuthout much effort Orchestra 3 Where s .lum Drumming Thus husky and stalwart chap us one of the flashy dessers of the Junuor Class He can always be counted on for the newest gokes Jack us the Gene Krupa of the class and us outstandung for hus musucal abuluty He ranks hugh un other thungs besudes musuc for we flnd hum always on top un hus studues The Class ot 43 us pafuently awnutung the day when we hear that Jack has hus own famous band Bucycle l Year Book 3 Band 7 2 3 Orchestral 2 3 Dance Band 3 GEORGE RsuNsMuTH uggue lggue us one of the handsome fellows un our class who played guard on the football team He can usually be seen un hus homeroom studyung or walkung around he corrudors wuth Stoutue and Shum No matter what lggue plans to do we know he wull succeed Page Forty three GRACE HE'LAND Gracue Hu ya Snutzer Movues racue qu t gur when the spurut moves her she becomes quute talkatuve and occasuon ally rauses a ruot Thus un her Grst year un the L H S comung to us r m Packerton Even though she stranger she has mode quute a number of fruends for the short tume she has been wuth Grace us another gurl whose name youll usually find on the Honor Roll Press Club 3 Dramatucs Club 3 Orchestra 3 DORIS HEINTLEMAN Dorus Aw Heck Swummung and Skating There goes Dorus wa'kung up and down the corrudors agaun Thus charmung though bashful Muss re sudes In Mahonung and spends her noon hour euther strollung or talkung to the gurls un the Junuor homeroom Dorus plans to enter the Fueld of stenography and we all hope she wull be successful Glee Club 3 RUTH HOFFMANN Hoffmann Consider the source Roller Skalung and Dramalucs Ruths name should be ambu tuon for she seems to be un practucally everythung you can thunk of stull she manages to keep her place on the Honor Roll lf you want to find Ruth look at Gravers Roller Skatung Rank or Dons Mulk Bar Although we dont know what Ruths real ambutuon us we wush her great success as etball l 2 ress Dramatucs 2 3 Year Book 3 Candystand 3 Glee Club 3 THEOLA HOLLAND Lundy No Klddung Walking Lundy us one of the talkatuve gurs of the Junuor Class She us always talkung about everythung but her lessons although she always has her lessons un on tume and un good order She spends most of her spare tume at Gravers Skating Runk She seems to have her mund set o stenography un the future and we re sure shell succeed un thus professuon The class of 43 wushes her luck Glee Club 3 Dramatucs Club 2 Sewung Club 1 Census Taker 2 W , . H In u. . 4 ut --S, .lu - Yh G A a ie 'l but u 1 - ' . . .l ' f o -u fu . is c ' ul VI . . us. I JOHN REICHARD Jack . B k , f P l, 2, 3, . I . . . . . 1 A4 .1 H lx t ll . . ' I . n X,, , l rw lf-1tv:'f ' I PAULINE HUBITSKY Teena You tell um I stutter Swfmmmg and Movies lntroducmg Teena one of the gurls from Packerton wuth us tor the flrst tnme She us always eating candy maybe thats why she IS so sweet Of her heart beat we know nothmg ut lm sure she has one here she comes now Best of Luck SHARLEE JACOBY Jake Boy oh boy' Roller skatmg and Swlmmrng Whnzz there she goes You really should meet thus cute lumor gurl but her Heart Throb us calling she IS too occupued now Well thus moment of sweetness ns one of our talented drum malorettes octave un gym work and also good In her studies Good luck nn the future Sharlee Drum Magorette 3 Aeronautics Club 2 Basketball 3 Glee Club 3 Library l 2 Gym Clubl 3 BLANCHE JENNY Jenne Oh' Heck Movles We should luke you to meet thus sweet Mass an extra speclal pal of Melbas We suppose she has her reasons for that Here s wushmg you a successful future Glee Club 3 DARVINE JOHNSON Darvme Oh gosh' Photography and Skung Here we see Darvune a com merclal student and one whose name I5 always on the Honor Roll She IS another of those guglmg gurls and especially enloys herself m Englush class Darvune as Interested In photo graphy and also lnkes to spend her spare time ln wmter by skung We dont know her atm In llfe but we are sure Darvune wall succeed In her chosen work Press Club 2 3 Dramatlcs Club 3 1 li, 1 :mg 4, JAMES RENDEIRO im Fool around Playing the Comet Stamp Collection Jam us a studlous tumor always recutmg when called upon un class But when there us a disturbance un Mr Rehngs room you can always find Jum has a lnkmg for a certam Jumor gurl by the name of Jean Jum hopes to become a member of the Marlne Alr Corp when he graduates The Class of 43 wushes you the best of luck Stamp Club Safety Patrol l 2 Year Book Club 3 LEE RHOADES Atlas l ll let you have a Powerhouse Atlas can often be seen druvung has dad s candy truck In has spare tume Lee usually fools around bncycles huch s hs preferred hobby Besndes bemg a speedy student manager Atlas can always be counted on for assistance other fields The class of 43 knows thus fruendly fellow wlll succeed hrs ambntnon to be a saulor Safety Patrol l 2 Student Manager 3 ARTHUR RUDELITSCH r Hr Bud Here us another Academuc stu dent and does he luke Plane Geome try class' He may seem very quiet to those who do not know hum well but he can always tlnd a laugh to guve to the rest of the classroom Whenever there IS o dispute concern mg Physlcs problems hnstory dates or English sentences you can usually flnd Art In the mudst of the battle Unlnke many people who partnclpate un arguments he IS wlllmg to admlt when he has the wrong oplnlon Automobile l 2 Glee Club 3 WILLIAM SANDER Okey Bull us a qulet sort of person unhl you get to know hum He doesnt let school work take up too much of his time as he I5 engaged with safety patrol duty Usually Bll can be seen strollmg to school wnth one of hrs als Although we havent been able to find out what he nntends to devote has time to we are sure that If he makes the best use of It he wall be a bug success Safety Patroll 2 3 Student Mana ger for Football 2 DONALD SCHOENBERGER Do you wanna bet Reading and Sports Schoney is always fooling with somebody Hes either making bets with somebody or arguing with them about some game that Lehlghton ambition but we wish him success Automobilel Aeronautics 2 Inter class Basketball 2 Class Officer JAMES SERFASS Junior You don t say Bicycling Manes can be seen carrying a large pile of books but most of them belong to Sterlin Nothestem James comes from across the river He can be seen hanging around the candy stand with his friend Roger Chess Clubl 2 3 Safety Datroll 2 Press Club 3 Nature Club 3 Ban T 2 3 LUTHER SlGLlN Docky No saying Luther is fair in his school work, he could do better if he really tried. He has been a faithful patrolmon for three years. Safety Patrol l, 2, 3, Stamp Collecting ROY SMITH Smithy Watch it boy Hunting Roy is one of our outlying dis- trict pupils who comes faithfully to school on one of Rehrig's buses. He always gets his lessons but with a great deal of effort and hos much interest in hunting and outdoor life. He also assists his father on the farm. We do not know Roy's ambition but we're sure he will succeed. Rod and Gun Club 3 six VI I LOUISE JONES Breeze Gosh Tumbling and Swimming You certainly must know Breeze A carefree Junior member of the Gym Team and also a very excellent Cheer Leader who makes you want to shout Louise IS a good student as well as a good sport We know bring he success Cheer leader 2 3 Press Club l 3 Basketball 2 3 Libraryl 2 Gym Clubi 2 3 Gym Team 2 3 Year Book 3 MARGARET KISTLER Maggie So there too Maggie hails from down yonder in Bowmanstown She likes to tease and is well liked by her many friends lf you want to have some fun or hear a good loke ask Maggie She helps you forget all your wornes Citizenship 2 Public Speaking 3 RUTH KOCH Shorty 0 t Dancing The saying all good things come in small packages certainly applies to Ruth for she is one ofthe smallest members of our class. Shorty is seen quite often at the Milk Bar engaging in her favorite pastime, dancing. 'Ruth is also one of our classs greatest book lovers. We wish her lots of success in everything she tries now and ' the future. Glee Club 31 Dramatics 3, Basket- ball 3 BETTY KOPFER Chewing Gum Sal Where's Lindy Collecting Pictures and Skating Whiz! There goes Betty looking for Lindy. Betty is commonly known to her friends as Chewing Gum SaI! She hasn't mentioned a thing about her future ambition, but we're sure she will succeed in whatever it may be. The class of '43 wishes you the best of luck. Sewing Club li Dramatics Club 25 Glee Club 3 ' ' Page Forty-five auzlnl-IQ-1,8 of . S -.-es ss --.ees is as be so iust played, We d0n'f know his het' remdflidble SpOI'lSYf1UnSl1lp will d, , ' ' l .. hu, in Page Forty sux T U c AUDREY KUNKLE Aud Gee Whuz Swummung Audrey us another of our Junuors un the Hugh School Orchestra She us takung everythung that goes wuth the Academuc Course plus German ll Aud us a studuous gurl and usually knows her lessons for the day She keeps un trum by walkung to school every day from Eughth Street Next to swummung Audrey lukes uce skatung and dancung Lots of luck Volley Ball l Basketball l 2 Press l 2 3 Orchestra l 2 3 Dramatucs 2 Year Book 3 Candystand 3 EMILY LEFFLER Emmy Lou Dud ya ever? Roller Skatung Emuly us one of the quuet gurls of cur class you can usually flnd her wuth Eduth Dressler ln the evenung you can find her skatung wuth certaun person Her future us stull hazy but we wush her success un ary lune of work she may pursue Glee Club Art Club l VELMA LOCH Velma Where s Betty? Hukung and Movues Velma us one ofthe very quuet gurls of our class who us very fond of hukurug and pucnucs She can always be seen wuth her pal Betty Of course Velma us Interested un other thungs besudes school We wonder what233 e c ass f 43 wushes ou the best of luck un all your future endeavors Sewing Club l ELIDA MCCLUSKEY Luda I don t know Ice Skatung Presentung Luda one of the fruerudluest gurls un the Junuor class She can always be depended on to help a fruend un need and consequently she us very popular Luda us plan nung to become a stenographer t she does not get marrued so we wush her all the luck un the world Sewung Cuub l Glee Club 3 ,,--'Q T CLAIR SNYDER Guck Fool around Skotung Claur us one of the popular fellows that comes from Packerton thus year He us also one of our brulluant Junuor boys who us always on the honor roll Claur us also unterested un football We all hope hus ambutuons wull be attauned Football 3 KERMIT SNYDER Sneezy Shut up Raduo Kermut us one of the fellows that has been un the Junuor class for two years He took an actuve part un school actuvutues among them are Patrol Stagecraft Aeronautucs and Raduo Hus success un lufe wull depend upon the effort he puts forth Patroll 2 Stagecraftl 2 3 Raduo 3 Aeronautucsl WAYNE SNYDER Shum Shut your mouth Shum us a small but mughty fel low who can generally be found foolung around un the basement wuth hus fruends Stout and Heuser Shum was our flashy halfback on the foot ball squad and he also took many honors on the gym team Fooball 2 3 Gym Clubl 2 3 Gym Teaml 2 3 JAMES SPENCE um That s rught Gurls' dont get alarmed uts none other than that blonde Junuor boy Jum seems luke a quuet sort of Chap tull you get to know hum H usually has hus lessons prepared Jum us very popular wuth hus classmates and luked by all Wherever you may happen to find .lum he us usually smul ung and takung lufe easy We hope that he may contunue Iookung at the brught sude and thus brung hum self success Aeronautucs l Automobule Club 2 lJ11111lJ1l IO-l n DALE STRAUSBURGER Strauss Don t blow a fuse' Photography and Reporting One can always see Strauss at all the games getting write ups for the paper He is one of the larger members of our class and is always tull of fun He got some of his friends together and began a German Band They played for us in the auditorium and everybody thought t was colossal Best of luck Strauss for we are sure you will suceed no matter what your field may be School Band 'I 2 3 Press Club I Glee Club 2 3 GEORGE STROHL George Where s Doc? Looking George is one of our quiet boys he doesnt make noise or trouble for his teachers in the classroom He is 1 Page Forty seven EVELYN MCGLYNN EVVIC Oh boy' Movies and Dancing We re sure youd like to meet this very fascinating Miss who pals around with that certain group and patronnzes our Junior candystand Evvie with her pretty smile is very well liked by all who know her Her charming personality will be a great help to her in her future training as a nurse Year Book Club 3 Glee Club 3 LORRAINE MERTZ Lorraine Oh Gee' Taking Walks and going to the Movies Here we have one of the .lumor gurls who came to us early in the be gunning of the year She is seemingly Interested in his work and school activities Patrol and track e dont know his ambitions but we are sure his career will be a success Safety Patroll 2 3 Track 2 LUTHER SCHWEITZER Peggy Watch it kid' Hunting Luther loined our class three years ago and has made many friends with the boys and girls of our class Luther is one of the students that hails from the Big Creek Valley whose time is spent in farming and driving the A'ix Charmer tractor We are sure that Luther will succeed in 'fe. Automobile Club I- Rod and Gun Club 2- Glee Club 3 EDWARD TRAINER Music Ed is not only a lover of femine beauty but is always on top in his class work. He is also musically inclined having mastered the piano and saxophone. If there is a iob to be done you can count on Ed t do it for you. The class of 43 wishes you success. Glee Club 3- Track 2- Band 3 ? I' A---' quiet but sometimes I wonder if she s not lust plain bashful Her future is a deep dark secret but we ll be pulling for you Lorraine Sewing Club 3 LOISE MILLER Loise Oh no' Bicycling and Skiing Little Loise is a favorite of the Junior Class She is always teasing or flattering someone Her ability for studying is as remarkable as her personality for she I5 always on the honor roll Maybe some day she will be an excellent school teacher Good luck from all your friends! Glee Club 3- Public Speaking 3- Press Club 2- Dramatics 2 MARGARET MILLER Margaret Oh my word! Swimming and Music Margaret is a member of the school orchestra and very seldom misses practice because of her love for music. Brown-eyed Margaret is quiet until she makes use of her marvelous gift ot gab. She is always having a lot of fun but she still manages to land an th.. coveted Honor Roll every period. Orchestra I 2 3- Dramatics 2- Year Book Club 3- Candystand 2- Art I- Press Club 2- Glee Club 3- Debating 3 Page Forty eaght MARION MILLER Maraon Oh Gee Musac and Movaes lntroducang Maraon v ry excellent commercaal student She as a very good sanger and doesn mand studyang her lessons Well a remember her wat and good audg ment lm sure the future has some thang worth whale an store for you Publac Speakang l Dramatlcs Club 2 3 Press Club 2 3 Glee C'ub 3 RUTH MILLER Ruthae I ll thank about at Dancing and Roller Skatang Ruthae as another one of the talkatave garls of the Junaor Class lf she as not found at the Malk Bar you may Gnd her at the Skatang Rank Or you maght ask her pal Blondae because shes sure to know lf you are anxaous to learn to skate perhaps Ruth wall teach you because lake so many other Junaor Garls she lakes to skate Success Ruthae Sewang Club l Glee Club 3 Census 2 ARLENE MOYER lzzle I wash Alfred would be home lzzle can usually be found talkang about a certaan person She pals around wath the gang and as well laked by everyone Arlene hasnt saad much about the future but we know shell be sure to succeed The class of 43 wash you the best of luck Art Club l Glee Club 3 Basketball 2 Census Taker 2 THELMA NOTHSTEIN Thelma You can flnd me an my homeroom Readang H kang and Horseback Padang Thelma as classafted under the headang studaous for she can usually be found an her homeroom studyang lf you want to learn horseback radang hare Thelma for she as a competent teacher No matter what your goal may be the class of 43 as rootang for you Pr ss Club 2 3 Stamp Club 2 Year Book Club 3 L lf NORMAN TRAINER Daesel You re full of crude cal Studyang Daesel enganes Daesel maght seem 'ake a queer nackname to you but he got thas name because he as always talkang about duesels H as one of our watty students and as a remedy for most any mental sackness No matter what your goal may be the class of 43 as backa-ag you up Automobale Club l 3 Study Period 2 WlLLlAM WAGNER u Dravang the car Thas Glamour boy may be seen wath has pal Stout eather laftang weaghts or dravang has dads car As an athlete he was very actave on thard base Whatever he chooses for has lafes work we are sure he wall be tops lnterclass Baseball l 2 SAMUEL ZONA Sammy Don t know Huntang Sammy as a quaet fellow and never has much to say He does a lot of huntang and flshang after school We dont know has ambataon but we wash ham success JEAN POE Pocahontas Terrrfac Swammmg Jean came to us an her Sopho more year from Allentown She as as much at home an water as on land and as really a swell swammer Poco hantas as one of t ose studaous pupals the Junaor Class boasts of She as seen every afternoon at 3 30 waatang for Henny Pocohantas hasnt saad anythang about the future but we know someday L H S wall be proud of her We all wxsh Jean the best of luck now and an the future Dramatacs 2 3 . s ' a C a lla can la c I t. . ,. .. . .. .. H .. , -,. I - . I G e .. . aa . I. . . ,' . . . . Q , H . . e . . . . . . . . . - I .I I 1 , J , 1 f ' , 1 .. . a. .. a . .H A Q ..B.H., .. - - ,, .. . .t , . .. .. - , . .. ta A . . D D . I . . . . I . .. . ta g . . I H I H Automobile Club l, 2g Baseball l, 2g . . I 1 J .. . a. 'a - H aa aa ' H I! 1 JI .. ., . . , . . , . . . . ' ' I . 1 . a . : i z W .. .. at at 'Y ' ' Y' ll ' 11 ' ' . I . H . . - . , . . .. ,. . . . 1 H 1 tl I . . aa l . . ' '-' ' h ' f . . . .. at - . ' . 1 H ll ll . tl f . . . ' f '.. .. e , f : N - . 1 Dlllllllll IU-1 v MARJORIE PRICE Morgue You aggravate my soul' Skatung and Sleepung Morgue us one of the op Comeduans of the Junuor Class and she us also captaun of the Junuor Basketball team She can always be seen wutlu her three pals that haul from Fourth Street o talkung to that certaun group Well good luck to you un the future Morgue' We re sure ut has a lot un store for you Basketball l 2 3 Census Taker 3 Glee Club 3 FLORENCE REHRIG s He s duzzy' lce Skatung and Bucyclung Rudung us a nuce gurl from ast Weussport who lukes nothung better than to take a Long Run for exer cuse of course' She also lukes to go to Fauryland Farms to certaun plcnucs we wonder why222 Regardless of your future desures we wush you loads of luck' Cutuzenshup Cl.:b 2 Publuc Speakung 3 Girls Chorus 3 MARIAN REINHEIMER Moruon l guess' Roller Skatung and Movues A Small Beautuful Brunette WANTED Just go over to Room 21 and ask for Mor on she Hts the des cruptuon to a T Her pleasung smule and personaluty has won her many fruends May you succeed and be very happy ALMA REINSMITH AIYTIG Hu ya Sugar' Bowlung and Skatung Alma us one of the happy and carefree gurls of the Juruuor Class Over the noon hour you may usually find her un the alcove askung her fruends uf anyone could lend her the physucs problems for the day Never needung to walk to school you wull always flnd her un school on tume lf Joyce and she are not duscussung Physucs they are usually duscussung some other luttle matter'-'32 Press Club l 2 3 Needle Craft l Year Book Club 3 Census 3 Q Page Forty nune DOROTHY RHODES Honey I hate to ga unto the next class' Musuc Honey seems to be o very qu et and busy gurl You wull always Gnd her busy becauseshe us always volunteerung to do thungs for other people lf she s not doung her home work you wull Gnd her workung around home or un the Park Sweet Shop lf you do not flnd her un any of these places you wull most lukely Gnd her euther skatung or un the movues Best wushes to you Honey Stamp Club 2 Basketballl 2 3 EMILY RICKARDS Rucky I thought I d splut Swummung and lce Skatung Does your home need re decoratung292 If ut does Im su e Rucky can guve you some wonderful udeas for her one ombutuon us to become an unteruor decorator Rucky us also very popular wuth the opposute sex She omes from Mahonung Valley and manages to keep up wuth the affours around town The class of 43 wushes all the luck un the world to Ruckys future occupatuon Bucycle Club 7 Dramatucs 2 3 Glee Club 3 DONNA RICKER Re You re a goon' Collectung Records and Dancing Red hour green eyes and a sunny dusposutuon descrubes Donna You can usually find her name onthe Honor Roll Even though she usually at the Mulk Bar she has her lessons un on tume and un good order If she us not found there perhaps you wull Gnd her out at the Aurport flyung around luke a burd un the Yellow Cub Best of luck Red Valley Boll 1 Press Club 1 Gym Team l 2 3 Class Offucer 2 Orchestra T Year Book Club 3 JEANE RICKERT Hun Gee Golly' Bowlung and Readung Buographues .leane us the fascunatung gurl who us quute popular wuth everyone even though thus us her first year here She us usually seen talkung to the senuor gurls or walkung around the corrudors We al know the future has some thungs nuce un store for you so the best of luck to you Jeane' Glee Club 3 Page Fufty I ARLENE RODNEY Snooky Guve me c pencil Skating Arlene us another of the lassues Lehughton won at Packertons ex pense Arlene can frequently b seen skating at Grover s Among her many accomplushments us her abuluty to make fruends Her motto us Never worry ever smile Heres luck Arlene from the class of 43 Glee Club 3 LOIS SANDHERR ou My grab Playing tennus Lou us one of the lolly mem bers of our class lf you need any help lust call on her shell be glad to lend a helpung hand She never talks about her future but we know she wull succeed Year Book Club 3 Glee Club 3 ELIZABETH SCHMIDT Betty Hey Yost Druvung the car Laugh and grow stout cer taunly must have been ths lolly gurls motto Betty us another of our br'ght students and she especually loves Physics classzez On Thursday mornings Betty us seen playung her cello un the orchestra She us also one of those cheerful candystand managers We all wush you future success Betty Orchestral 2 3 Art Clubl Basket ball I Dramatucs Club 2 Year Book Cub 3 Candystand Manager 3 Press Club I 2 3 Census Taker 2 ALICE SCOTT Scotty When yu get an eyeful wunk Roller Skating You can usually find thus brown eyed brunette over un the boys corrudor Thus sparkling hugh stepping lass cuts quute a figure as she steps along un front of the band Aluce has no definite plans for her future but whatever she does we know she will succeed. Year Book Club 3- Press Club I 2 3- Drum Maiorette 3 ' ' 01. ELAINE SEMMEL Blondue Let s go skating Skatung Here us one of the carefree members of our class Blondues evenungs are usually spent either roller skatung or at the Mulk Bar un the company of Ruthie or Arlene She has not decided what he career us to be but we hope she wull be successful Art Club I Press Club I Glee Club 3 EVELYN SEMMEL Evey I know ut Sungung and Hukung Introducung one of the heart throbs of the Junuor class Wuth her beautiful natural curly haur and pleas ung personality she has won many fruends The class of 43 wushes Evey great success and greater happiness Girls Chorus 3 REGINA SERFASS Jean I thought I d due' Drawung Introducung one of our talented students Jean us not only a good scholar but a fine autust as well She can usuall be found wuth Claire or any of her large number of fruends One of Jeans greatest ambutuons us to attend Desugnung School and the Junuors hope she realuzes her ambu tuon and reaches the top Dramatucs Club 2 3 Art Club I Census Taker I 2 3 Glee Club 3 MARIAN SINYARD Sunny Boy' Dud I lose Dancing T s Sunnys first year at L H S having spent her first wo years of Hugh School at Packerton Maruan us u swell dancer and she dud an excellent uob un showing Strawberry some new steps Sunny us takung the Commercual course. Although she has been with us a few short months she has won many friends. We know she will one day be a great dancer so heres wishing 'Sinny lots and lot. of luck. Drarnatics 3- Glee Club 3 lilllllllll IO-l v ROSE SITARCHICK Rosle Goung Skatung Rosle us another one of the quuet gurls of the .Iunuor class lbut of course we know dufferentl She can always be seen wlth Angle goung skatung or to the Mulk Bar We do not know what Rosle s future ambutuon but the class of 43 wlshes her the best of luck Glee Club 3 BETTY STEIGERWALT Betts Gee whuz Rudung un the bus Hrkmg Anyone lookung for thus lass wull generally flnd her un her homeroom studyung shorthand Betts us one of the more sulent members of our class and one scarcly ever knows she us around She us plannlng to become a stenographer and we are sure she wull make a good one ELNOR STEIGERWALT ue You am t kuddun Roller Skating Thus toll blonde good lookung gurl us very studuaus ln the future she would luke to be a nurse Wuth her personaluty we all know she wlll succeed uf she doesnt let her heart run away wuth her Dramatucs Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 Press Club l ALMA SWEIGERT Shortue Where s Helen Desugnung Dresses Typung Swummung Shortue us one of our more quuet .lunuors at least un her home room but she can always be found un the corrudors wlth Helen her school chum She has a keen lnterest un the football squad We wonder why2?9 But wuth all our chudung we the class of 43 know you wull succeed un your future lufe and we are whole hearted ly rootlng for you Glee Club 3 Dramatucs Club 2 Year Book Club 3 Orchestra l 2 3 5 Page Fufty one LE CLAIRE TEETS Clalre Oh Murder Swlmmlng and Ice Skatung Clalre hauls from South Thurd Street and her name can always be found on the Honor Roll She helps to make our candystand a success by belng one of the attractuve helpers lf you take a peek unto Dons Mulk Bar you wull see her wuth the gang Im sure the future holds somethlng worlhwhule un store for Clalre Basketball 'I Class Offucerl Art Club l Dramatucs 2 Year Book 3 Candy Stand Manager 3 Glee Club 3 MARGARET THOMAS Maggle Skatung A package of dynamute best descrubes thus luttle who every year can be seen upholdlng the honor of her class un unterclass basketball Everyone who knows her can verufy how well she does ut too Among Maggues pastumes are uce skatung swummung and roller skatung What ever her hopes for the future are the class of 43 wlshes her unbounded success Basketballl 2 3 MAMIE TRAINER Peggy You re Crazy' Readung and Swummung Here comes Peggy one of those Junuors who us always busy Besldes belng vuce presudent of our class she us a candystand manager and a member of the Press Club Peggy Iuves un Welssport and she travels to and from school on the bus Lots of luck to you un te future Peggy Dramatucs Club 2 Press Club 2 3 Year Book Club 3 Glee Club 3 Class Offucer 3 Candystand Mana ger 3 OLIVE WAGNER Ollue You do? What do you know Sports Here us one of the athletuc gurls who practucally Iuves un the gym Wherever she goes Prucy um mans and Tommy are sure to be Ollues ambutuon us to bea physucal educatuon teacher and we are sure she wull make a good one Cheer Leader 2 3 Basketball l 2 3 Press Club l 2 Gym Team l 2 3 Census Taker l 2 3 JEAN WALP Peanut You aun t kuddun Dancung and Swummung Peanut us a great attractuon to the opposute sex and of course they are a great attractuon to her I school she wanders around the corrudors lookung f no one n partucular l223l and at nught she goes to Dons Mulk Bar and dances whuch us one of her chuef weaknesses The class of 43 wushes Peanut success un the years to come Press 3 Yearbook 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Dramatucs 2 Census Taker CHIRLEY WILLMAN Toots Hey wher Scotty Playing the puano Toots us one of the uolly lasses of the Junuor Class sometumes found un her homeroom more often un the corrudors She can usually be seen wuth her fruend Scotty She has many boy fruends l know Here she comes now So Long Gurls Chorus 3 MELBA YANSAK Melba Gee Whuz Swimming lntroducung Melba one of the most actuve Junuors un our class She can most always be found strollung un the corrudors un the company of Ruthue and Blanche Melbas ambutuon us to become a haurdresser and the Junuor Class wushes her the best of luck Dramatucs 2 Press 3 Glee Club 3 ep- BETTY YOST Betty Hey Schmudt' All sports A tall blonde gymnast thats Betty Shes an all around gurl who us wullung to help anyone who needs her Betty us bound to clumb hug hon the ladder of success because of her personaluty and ambutuon Lotza luck Betty' Gym Clubl 2 3 Gym Teaml 2 3 lnterclass basketball l 2 Orr-hestra Press u 3 ear Book Club 3 Candystand Manager 3 RUTH YOUNG Youngue Lets go to the Mulk Bar Bowlung Dud you say you were lookung for Youruguez There sh goes wuth Glorua not far behund At nught she can be found at the Mulk Bar wuth the gang but wherever she us she always us the center of attractuon Heres good luck for the future Youngue Press Club l Glee Club 2 3 Census Taker 2 3 Yearbook 3 Debatung T Candystand 3 JANE ZIMMERMAN Janue Oh My Goodness Swummung Thus studuous Muss comes from New Mahonung every day to get an educatuon She has no definute plans for the future but the class of 43 wushes her the best of luck Glee Club Dramatucs 2 3 HELEN FRITZ Frutuzue Let s go for a walk Roller Skating Thus popular Muss can usually be found roamung the corrudors Frutuzue never seems to study although she gets good marks She has no deflnute plans for her future Glee Club Dramatucs Club 2 3 lprmzlul IQ-,L s Page Fifty three Rod and Gun Club 2 Automobule JAMES ARMBRUSTER um Fool Around Ice Skatung Jum lourneys every day from Packerton and lust louned our class thus year but we are wonderung how we ever got along wuthout hum The opposute sex does not seem to have much attractuon for Jum at school232 He studues occa suonally and us always askung ques tuons Good luck Auto Club 3 ROBERT DEPPE Dep Fool Around Stamps Dep comes from the north end of town where all the tough guys come from uncludung hum He has been one of our track men for two years and us purty good wuth the shot put Track l 2 ELMER HENRY Elmer ls that sc Machinery Elmer can be seen at he Hazel Maud at noon suppung sodas ln school hes a quuet fellow never havung much to say WILLARD ARMBRUSTER Wully O my Gosh' Huntung Thus Packertonuan louned our class thus year and we are very glad that he dud for he has been a worthwhule addutuon He us a new member but to us he seems luke an old fruend Usually Wully can be found un the company of Jum and Zeuggy two Chaps also haulung from Packerton Success Wully Auto Club 3 ERNEST HAWK Hawky Hawky us one of the taller members of our class Hus hobby s huntung Due to thus fact has seat us usually vacant durung thus season He us usually seen readung or huntung books Good luck Hawky' STEVE MARENCHIK Steff Huntung Steff us a qulet fellow never havung much to say He does a lot of huntung durung the wunter and usually gets what he goes after He can be seen un the corrudor un the mornung Rod and Gun Club 2 ROBERT BISBING o Guve me my pencul Skating o one of the s or members of our class luttle but mughty He us one member who never worrues about school work Bob has shown great abuluty as an actor and much of the success of the plays was due to hus abuluty Bob also excellent on skates Success Stamp Club l Rod and Gun Club 2 Aerorautucs 3 HARRY HEILMAN Reds Huntung Reds can usually be found un hus home room durung the noon hour Studues never bother thus chap from Beaver Run The class of 43 wushes you the best of luck Reds Baseball 2 lnterclass Baseball JOHN MRISS Stark Thats what you thunk Stark us one of the quuet Junuor boys although he does not muss any fun Because he us an out lyung dustruct pupul he has to get up early un the mornung un order to be on tume to school Stark gets along we un hus studues As far as hus 3 Safety Patrol 3 ALBERT SLEEVA Albert Studying Albert us the Jumor boy who uses hus abuluty to the greatest extent He can be found nuost any day arguung un history class on any war topuc Albert us luked by all of the Jumor Class even though h us a quuet chap He represented hus sectuon un the Bull of Rughts Program and flnushed wuth flyung colors We wush you luck, Albert Auto Club Press 3 fu ure well lets skup that llts a secret But success anyway Stark JAMES ZEIGENFUS Zuggy Hunting Zuggy comes from Packerton and he us on our football squad He was out for dufferent sports un Packer ton too Readung Funny books us one of hus hobbues that he takes the most unterest un Football 3 KATHRYN BEGAL Puckles Aw gc an lntroducxng Puckles one of the quuetest Junuors un our class She us generally late for school and can be found luf wantedl duscussung umpor tant223 matters wuth her pal Flossue Puckles has no plans for the future as yet but we hope whatever she undertakes she wull be successful JEAN GREENZWEIG JEANIE Where s Charlotte? Sewing Jean us one of our outlyung dustruct students and she comes to school every day from Andreas Al though she appears quuet she us very talkatuve to those who know her Here s wushung you the best of luck un future years Sewrng Club l Stamp Club 2 BETTY MERTZ Froggue Oh Bloney Hrkung Thus Jumor gurl would rather play baseball or football than read a good book Another sport she lukes us hukung especually to Ashfleld We really dont know why but we can guess Heres wushung you a happy future Sewrng Club 1 Stamp Club 2 W , . K - , , W: ,, f - -,c , U ' 'l n - uu Au u J B b' -T I- .T ,Y .. . . ,, .. . . . . . HB b., is h Y I- . , . ' I U ' l' ' ' ul - ur - . . ul ur . - . us . . . .. . .v .. ., .. , . . ' lu Q ut . . , , : z uu ul uu vu ut u' ., ,. . .. .. . . I uu vu . . . . ' ' . - . - . . . ' ' 1 - ' . , . , - i , U l' uu 1 lu 1' f. ,, . ,, , . ,, uu uv A ' 1 - , ' I f ll . , t , . u , , . . , Au H . , . .. .u , .. . , .. ., . . . H .. . .. . ' ' ' e . . f .. U .. . ,, ,, H , . , , . un A uu ' - ' lu . uv ' 7 ' . . - . , . . . . . . 1 1 I I tl ' .. The Sophomores President ...... Vice-President .... Secretary ...... Treasurer . . . Historian ...... Class Advisor .... . . . Theodore Schwartz . . . . Richard Bayer . . . . Pauline Clauss . . . . Norman Hontz . . . . . . .Zelda Kernis . . . .Mr. Joseph Obert Class History We, the class of '44, entered the Lehigh- ton High School in the fall of l94O as green and callow Freshmen endeavoring to make our high school careers successful. A little bewildered but enthusiastic, we elected our class officers. Determined, we soon became accustomed to the school routine. More ambitious than ever, we entered the Hallowe'en parade dressed as greenies and captured a prize showing that we, too, held a place of recognition among the classes. Before we knew it and much to our disap- pointment, the school term came to a close. Our vacation days sped on quickly and soon we were truly sophisticated sophomores in the senior high. We wasted no time and elected our class officers on September l2. A few weeks later, a class meeting was held for the purpose of adopting our flower, colors, and motto. At this time the girls took the opportunity to challenge the boys to a party, in order to increase the number of Leni-Lenapian subscriptions. However, the girls did not fare so well and the boys were treated to a Hallowe'en party in the gym which turned out to be a hugh success. Another great highlight made by the class was the Biology field trip to New York chaperoned by Messers Arthur Webb, Albert Domenico, and Charles Gernard. We again scored a hit in the Hallowe'en parade by winning a prize for largest group. The Sophs are well represented in all activities. Our aim in the next two years is to follow our motto: If we rest, we rust. Z. K. '44 1Dlllll17l1 IU-1.3 Page Fifty five The Freshmen President ........ Nathan Smith Vice-President .... Patsy Jedlicka Secretary ...... Esther Schuck Treasurer .......... . . .Richard Hill Class Advisor ..... Mr. Arthur Webb Class History On September 2,l94l,two hundred and forty Freshmen entered the Lehighton High School. lt was with a great deal of pride that we, the Class of l945, began our last year in Junior high school. At our first meeting we decided to enter the Hallowe'en parade, for which we were awarded a prize. Not only did the members of our class supportthe school activities, butthey also parti- cipated in them. During this school term we enjoyed a class party. The extra-curricular actvities found the members of '45 well represented inthe various clubs and sports. We too can boast of many students on the honor roll. R. H. '45 W' i fit 'if'Q -i .--. . . ,. .J 4,4 if , w,. ff a . '-X .. .. 'ff . gpg 2 , a.:x4.s..1. ....??z12 - ..fi':- fs. gcf The Eughth Grade The class of 46 of whuch you probably havent heard much IS snlently and steadnly dolng nts work Although the membershlp as only elghty one consustmg of forty boys and forty one gurls It will Increase next year wuth the help of the outlyung dnstrlcts These students partrclpate In several clubs among which are the Gym club Art club Sewung club Stamp club Publ'c Speakzng club and Aeronautncs club The boys prefer aeronautucs whale the gurls prefer the Gym club A glance mto the future shows great progress as they develop theur many abllutles 4 vii' if A Siygff, Lil The Seventh Grade We have recenved unto our midst snxty gurls and suxty seven boys from the Ward bulldlngs When mtervvewed many sand that after groduatnon they expect to get 'obs Instead of contmulng thelr education but many wlll probably change thelr minds Although they were not allowed an many clubs there are several an the Gym club and Safety Patrol I am sure that an the future the class of 47 wnll be very actnve and brmg fame to our Alma Mater J H X f 1 y slr ll U 1 - 1 - - - 1 1 - ' 1 . 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If it .A if Y lf, 'fu lv ,y , , Y . -Q I 'I 0 o 0 Page F fty e Jhl GOD SAVE OUR PRESIDENT All hall' Unfurl the Strnpes and Stars' The banner of the free' Ten tlmes ten thousand patrrots greet The shrine of Luberty' Ccme with one heart one hope one arm An undnvlded band To elevate wlth solemn rates The ruler of our land' Not to Invest a potentate Wuth robes of malest Not to confer a knngly crown Nor bend a sublect knee We bow beneath no sceptred sway Obey no royal nod Columbra s sons erect and free Kneel only to thenr God' Our ruler boasts no tntled rank No anclent prmcely lme Ancestral and duvlne A patriot at has country s call Responding to her voice One of the people he becomes A soverengn by our choice' And now before the mughty pule We ve reared to Liberty He swears to cherish and defend The charter of the free God of our country' seal hus oath Wuth Thy supreme assent God save the Union of the States' God save our President' Francrs DeHaes Janvier CO0 INSCRIPTION ON THE STATUE OF LIBERTY Give me your tired your poor Your huddled masses yearnnng to breathe free The wretched refuse of your teeming shore Send these the homeless tempest tossed to me I llft my lamp besude the golden door Emma Lazarus I If I - NJ D - I . I I ' I I I I I I I . , I I T I I I No regal right to sovereignty, . . I I I I I I . I I ' . I I , I 1 r ' 1 L... Ccmcliclly yours Sixt Q Y TlIL'cllllL'l1l SCHOOL P ay College Da Drrected by MR CHARLES GERNERD Commendably directed by Mr Charles Gernerd the Sensor Class Play College Daze was presented Fruday April l7 nn the Lehlghton Hugh School audutorlum College Daze concerns Hartdale a typical small college town All actlon IS centered around Ma Mntchells Coffee Shoppe the unofflclal off the campus club run by Ma Nutchell lElols Longacrel and her daughter Shnrley lDorothy Grlftithl a student Harold Duke DuquetlRobert Wertl as the heur of a small town boy who went to New York became wealthy and thereby became Hartdale s most nnfluentlal benefactor By terms of hls father s will Duke ns requlred to graduate from Hartdale before he can come Into the estate Fresh out of swanky prep school Duke IS disgusted with the prospect of a dull college life at Hartdale ln order to brlghten has stay he huts upon the mgenlus Idea of changlng ldentutles wlth Slum Wlggms lBert David Jrl a poor country boy from Nebraska who ns trying to work has way through college Comnng through a number of compllcataons wnth colors flying Duke becomes a hero and a true Hartdale man when he helps the school to wm the Trl County basketball champsonshup Addmg color and background wnth thenr excellent portrayals of their parts were the following Lana Henderson a student lLa Rue Barryl Bell Taylor the basketball captaln lFrancls Schwartzl Kathernne Skmner a student lBetty Hodell Ella Rose Peters a studlous student lShorley Fagenl Vuvuan Parker the school belle Uacquellne DeRemerl Ossle Victor a student Uacob Levlnel Pete Lewls the basketball coach lEdward Hahnl Mr Victor Ossaes father and local banker lCurtls Stharel The Sensor u . . H ' 1 1 vw . . . . . . . 1 1 1 - lr va - - - , . 41 - v uv - 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 - ll ua - - 1 , . . , . . y . . . . 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f . . 1 . . , . The Jumor PLAYS Pay A nt Tillie Goes to To Directed by MR WOODROW SCHAADT C00 Superbly directed by Mr. Woodrow Schaadt, the Junior Class Play, Aunt Tillie Goes To Town, was presented in the Lehighton High School auditorium, Thursday, March 5, l942. Aunt Tillie Trask, an eccentric maiden lady lMarian Bowmanl, is greatly upset when Pamela March, her favorite niece lDonna Rickerl, announces her engagement to marry Mervin Tucker l.lames Rendierol. While she prepares upstairs for a trip to town to see her attorney, Mervin arrives. Aunt Tillie mistakes Mervin's suitcase for her own and departs with it. Ronald Howland lRoss Gernerdl arrives at the Trask residence in search of his friend Mervin. Mervin loses his clothes while taking a swim and is forced to don Miss Trask's apparel. When Luther Lorrimer, Ronald's employer lEdward Trainerl arrives, Mervin is introduced to him as Aunt Tillie. Upon Miss Trask's return in male attire, the fun is on in full force. The play was greatly aided in its success by the splendid portrayal of these important characters not mentioned heretofore: Lucinda, Aunt Tillie's maid lElizabeth Schmidtl, Lizzie Parson, a young novelist lRegina Serfassl, Ellen Neeland, an American girl living in China lEmily Rickardsl, Charlie, a Chinese cook lRobert Bisbingl: Mrs. Tillie Tucker, Mervin's Aunt lElnor Steigerwaltl, and Dr. Hattie Bing, a chiropractor lRuth Hoffmannl. Jumlnl IO-In ,O L L O ,ssss s sc is L L ,TO P geS ' l if U ' ' wn,, e Six s M Tlw cljllfllllll PRESS e e-A Pay Aunt Susle Shoots the Wo k Directed by MISS FLORENCE SHAFER Wuth the splendid guudance of Mnss Florence Shafer the Press Club presented their annual mystery thruller Aunt Susie Shoots the Works In the Hugh School audltorlum Thursday January l5 1942 The plot of the story revolved about Aunt Susle Stowe a man hatmg spmster por trayed by LaRue Barry Upon learning that she had Inherited property Including a sau sageworks from a late schoolmate Aunt Susie wlred her favorlte mece Joy Herbert a DeRemerl to meet her at her newly acquured residence Whale they were makmg plans to manufacture sausages the lawyer for the estate Shirley Fagan told them that In order to obtain the property Aunt Susie had to marry Omar Graves lFrancls Schwartzl a cousnn of the deceased The clnmax was reached when the spunster really shot the works wnth unforeseen results Delnghtful humor was provlded by Scarlett Joy s mald lVnrgmla Kastl Laura Dawson lBetty Hodell and LaSalle Johnson lN:choIas Martuccnl the latter two bemg other servants Other characters mcluded Johnny Rodgers lEdward Hahnl Madame Zola Ueanne Jones? Mrs Edward Dunning QKatherune Lauderburnl and Slick Conway llrvln Levmel T lg I ,T f 5 , M il V 7 f , l S V' I Th PM I I n - r sn Q00 I I ' n . a s I . 'I .Q I - I ' I . 1 Z 1 I - . . I I lbrzrzzlwil-IU-Ln CLUB Page 5 ty th ee e Sta lem Lenaplan Staff Editor rn Chief Francis Schwartz Adv sor Mr l. B Richards Our hugh school newspaper the LENI LENAPIAN as pubhshed bu weekly by the Press Club A member of the P S P A and the Qunll and Scroll Socuety the Lena from 1936 40 receuved the lnternatuonal first place Quull and Scroll award The school ns proud of thus excellent record The first press conference attended by club members was the P S P A Conference at Harrisburg Slatmgton was host to the Inter county press conference whsle the Lehigh Conference was held at Lehlgh Unlverslty, Bethlehem, Pa A very competent staff under Edrtor In Chref, Francis Schwartz and Advlsor, Mr L B Rrchards, rs to be complumented I3 v ix - r A gi A 'gl me x 4,vQI -H, 1 : , 4 ,3 5, : 0' , A f M Q pr pr, , r 5 urm- 1 , I , Q: Th ' ' 1 K . rf , 0 c . '. ' ' u U J 1 I o l 1 I I I I I ' . . . 1 Q n a n I I - I Page Sixtyefour U cc IH C t K 'O' Grace Heiland Debating Team Oratory and Debating CO0 Composed of four veterans and eleven new debators, our teams this year were very successful. No definite question was used for every debate as in former years. Instead, the question was decided by the two schools debating. Both the negative and affirmative teams in the Weatherly debate were victorious. This was also the case in the Mauch Chunk debate. The Palmerton teams were successful in both cases. Resolved: That sports are over emphasized in the high school, and Resolved: That high school students should be limited in their number of extra-curricular activities, were the questions used in these debates. Three girls reported for the girls' oratorical limination contest, Grace Heiland, Shirley Fagen and Ruth Hoffman. Grace carried the honors as Lehighton's representative to the county contest at Summit Hill with her speech on American Youth's Future. Shirley Fagen served as alternate. Her subject was Will American Youth Desert lt's Post? For the first time in the history of oratory in our high school, Lehighton was not repre- sented by a boy orator in the county contest. No boys reported for the elimination contest, therefore a representation in the county meet was impossible. mzzrlill-IU-1,3 e Sixty 0ur Bancl G09 November 8, 1941 was a day to be long remembered by our High School. The first appearance of the newly uniformed Lehighton High School Band at a school activity was made at the Catasauqua football game held on that date. Here they gave their first exhibition of their drilling and marching ability. On December 13, 1941, the band in full uniform, bradcast over the Hazleton station from Bright's Department Store, Lansford. The entire personel of the band, 60 boys and three maiorettes, were uniformed this year through the cooperation of student body and the people in the vicinity of Lehighton. The High School worked long and hard on this project, and now that it is a reality the staff of the GACHTIN BAMBIL extends its congratulations for this accomplishment. The Band is Directed by Mr. Russell Christman. gc- Svxly Tho ccltlfllllll OUR CRC Our Concert Orchestra C00 Directed by Mr Russell Chrlstman No school would be complete wnthout an orchestra that as why each year the hugh school orchestra plays an Important part as an extra curricular actuvlty ln accordance wlth Nateonal Music Week the orchestra together with the combmed glee clubs presents a concert each sprung The theme for the Music Week Concert was thus year Natnonallstnc several Natlonalustuc alrs having been presented Social actnvutues for the orchestra consusted of a musncal orgamzatuons party un Decem ber of l94l, and a dance followmg the Sprung Concert ' i P 1 I I 1 , . 1 1 - I - glllllltll-lk,-If Page Swlseye Directed by Mr Russell Chrlstman Our Swing Band C00 Any class party or musical program calls on our Swing Band for assistance They have made all ofthe activities at which they played go over with a bang' first public appearance at the Victory football dance for which they supplied half of the evening s music The Swing Band has an excellent record this year another example of our school s increasing musical ability C This year the band is an all male organization of T4 members. They made their Pr ge S ly elght GLEE .Au Directed by Mr Russell Chnsfman i Glrls Glee Club 00'-V The Girls Chorus of l35 students practices dlllgently every Tuesday mormng In preparation for the Sprvng Concert k d favthfully for As an former years the entlre chorus looked forward to and wor e thus headline muslcal event Because of the large enrollment of the chorus nn the past few years at has been necessary to lumut the number of Sophomores admitted to the club Thus condmon has resulted In havmg a malorlty of Sensors and Junlors In thus muslcal group ' fx T Thu if lllflltlll I Vf 97, T ' 7 lglllllltll-lL,-If L P 5 ' CLUBS Directed by Mr Russell Chrlstman Boys Glee Club C09 Every Wednesday durmg club pernod the melodaous vouces of the Boys Glee Club can be heard comlng from the rear ofthe stage Although they are not as large In num ber as the Glrls Chorus the boys make up by volume abullty and spmt what they lack In membershup The Boys Glee Club us a club of whuch the Hugh School as proud Thus Club as actave un varuous programs durmg the school term the most vmportant of whuch ns the annual Sprung Concert The added touch of mascullne vorces renders the concert enloyable to the fullest extent ' Q 'Hr i ' I rw-ln. 7 . . . . . 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I 711 rf 5 gmt The Safety Patrol Advisor Mr E R Rehrrg OOD matters regardmg the safety of the school pupnls and assugmng of posts They have taken part m many parades In thh past and have always won pnzes for their outstand mg qualntles Thus excellent patrol has a record of l4 years wuthout an accndent and they are struvmg to uphold that record Good luck Patrol' l Our popular and well-known Safety Patrol uses the club period to talk over , . 3 umlwu IO-I n Page Sevenly one HANDICRAFT CLUB AUTOMOBILE CLUB Muss Buss The Handucraft Club us a suster club to the club durected by Muss Krout Each club has a slmular program and work uncludung crochetung and embrouderung Thus maternal us dlsployed at the annual Hugh School Exhlbut HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Muss Hunsucker Subuects relatung to clothung make up the work ofthe urst semester of thus club The peruod us spent workung on unduvudual prolects and thus year several educatuonal trups were taken to local clothung mulls Practucal experuence wuth cookery make up the second semester of work The gurls use famuly suze quantutues of food and each year a dunner us served at the end of the term LIBRARY CLUB Mrs Eluzabeth S Buduhaus What a fix the Hugh School would be un wuthout the ubrary Club' Thus club has charge of book curculatuon un the Hugh School and also the publuc un general sunce the dus contunuance of the W P A Lubrary The gurls un thus club assust the faculty lubraruan un supplyung all the needs of the Iubrary subscrubers PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB Mr Neuhoff Preparatuon for debatung and publuc speakung us guven members at each meetung through short speeches made by unduvuduals results shown by excellent debatung teams and arators STAMP CLUB Muss Pulz The work of thus club us to create an unterest un stamps by collectung buyung selling and tradung stamps These phulatelusts lstamp collectors! have been actuve for many years The club has taken as theur motto Phulately us the kung of hobbues and the hobby of kungs ART CLUB Muss Stauffer Outstandung work un oul pauntung us now the chuef lune of work In thus club The members often do fleld work un whuch they use theur own umagunatuon The undustruousness of thus club and uts members spells future success Mr Obert Havung the honor of beung one of the oldest clubs un actuvuty at the present tume thus club us stull one of the most popular un the school It has a large amount of equupment un the form of automobule parts and demonstratuons are often guven by the members of the club Much us learned by the members guvung them a large opportunuty for ad vancement un the mechancual field NEEDLECRAFT CLUB Muss Krout The Needlecraft Club ranks wuth the Handucraft Club un beung the most popular clubs for gurls un the .lunuor Hugh School Several partues are held during the year and the work accomplushed un the club us dusplayed at the Hugh School Exhubut STAGECRAFT CLUB Mr Henderson Thus club mught well be called The Forgotten Club for ut seldom receuves the prause due ut for the splendud work done Any actuvlty held un the audutoruum that requures anythung from curtaun pullmg lo scenery props us always auded by the hard workung stagecraft boys DRAMATICS CLUB Mr Schoadt Newly organuzed l94O by Mr John H Wagner the Dramatucs Club has been taken over by Mr Schaadt and ut now has become an active body of the Senior Hugh School Programs are scheduled for each club peruod and programs are presented regularly un the aduutoruum Under the splendud supervusuon of Mr Schaadt and wuth the coopera tuve spurut un the munds of the members we feel sure that thus club wull progress rapudly AERONAUTICS CLUB Mr Farren Thus well known club discusses such matters as duve bombung gas motors and famous avuators Models are also dusplayed by the members and they learn about aerual navuagatuon NATURE CLUB Mr Webb The purpose of thus club us to promote a stronger unterest un nature among the students of our school Although thus club us un uts flrst year we are sure that ut wull be success ful P w O O O I , .. . - F . . . . . . - - - A - uu tu , I - . .. . . . . . . . . ,' . . , . .. 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W It Q O Page Se e ty fou A BATTLE PLANE IN FRANCE My Driver came this morning on the run High above his head he waved a paint brush And in his other hand were some small cans He wore a new oat a spnckuty span coat A coat of brownish yellow lt was khaki' Bronze buttons it had with an eagle on each A firece beaked eagle' Very carefully he laid the coat down Tenderly like something precious Then he opened the cans and as he worked He whistled Yankee Doodle and Dixie Like the eyes of one who loves greatly He sighed lust a little as he painted The insignia of France from my wings He has flown far and high and well for France' Then smiling he dashed blood red stripes on my wings Until there were seven And white stripes he painted And a field of clear dark blue and many small stars Standing erect he gazed at it awhile and said Dear God' Its wonderful that flag' THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA By Woodrow Wilson America lives in the heart of every man everywhere who wishes to find a region where he will be free to work out his destiny as he chooses From Chicago Speech l v n - I I C I l l ' I I I I . . . 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Z .. , H lglllllllil-10-kg Action Shots 9 Page Seventy-six Our Coaches Lewis Gnnder Albert Domenico Charles Gernerd The Football Season Season of T941 Coach Mr L Gmder Assistant Coach Mr A Domenico Assistant Coach Mr C Gernerd Student Manager Maynard Hull Assistant Student Manager Ralph Hall Captain Bert David J 000 Despite the fact that the football squad lost quite a few men through graduation the football season of l94l opened with three consecutive vlctorues for the Maroon and White Braves They later suffered some reverses but were again victorious In their last game All the Home games were played on our new Athletic Field at Tenth and Mahoning The field IS an Ideal gridiron and with a few finishing touches It will be one of the finest athletic fields an the Lehigh Valley League The outlook for next year s season IS very encouraging for we have sux players of our team back and a faithful following of Jumor Varsity The 5iIlCllllll L., V n 1 .4 , 5 - Faculty Manager ......... . . . Mr. D. E. Farren ' ...................... ' , r. . . . , . . I . lbcuulnl IQ-l 1 Date Opponents Place Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home XSIGIIDQIOH Mauch Chunk Catholuc : Whutehall Emmaus I TNorthampton November 8 November I November 2 IL V League Games October October October I October 2 November 'Catasauqua J'gPalmerton IStroudsburg JUNIOP VARISTY GAMES October O Hazleton Away October 29 Hazleton Home FOOTBALL SQUAD ROSTER Left End Center Hayden Harleman 'Allen DeHaven I'Paul Whuteman TRobert Muller Lett Tackle BY'0 50 Uohn Fmney B k Left Guard Q ff32f,'DSf,d George Remsmnth I:Allen DeHaven Full Bock Left Back Russel Arfz 'Wayne Snyder SUBSTITUTES TRuchard Jones 'l'R0bert Nlehoff 'l'Wllllam Smith TLee Gaumer TNorwood Klotz 'l'Wlllard Nothsteln Opponents Rught Guard Illoyd Artz Howard Larash Rught Tackle Elbert Solt Rught End ':Edward Hahn Rught Half Back I'Marvun Reed TRoss Gernerd 'l'Clalr Snyder Ralph Rex Dan Everett I'4Letter Men INumeral Wmners Page Seve ty seven Our Heroes to - , n . l. H. S. September 27 Allentown Home I9 O 4 ' IO 8 I I ' 7 O 8 ' I2 I4 5 I 6 3I I2 I 3 O 7 5 O I5 7 2 O I 6 20 O 24 at it - u 1 . ,k . P geSeetyeghl Va rslty Basketball Season of 1941 42 Coach Mr L Gmder Faculty Manager Mr D Farren Assistant Coach Mr A Domenico StudentMgr Maynard Hull RalphHull Although our lndnan Braves have concluded an unsuccessful season yet they gave no opposlng team an easy victory They showed a splendud splrut throughout the season and showed that sports foster cooperatuon nmtuatnve and endurance The Alma Mater can be proud of thesr quuntet Date December December December December December January January January January January January January February February February February February February February ykleague Games Opponents Mauch Chunk E Mauch Chunk Mauch Chunk E Mauch Chunk Alumnl 96Northampton Emmaus Catasauqua :kPalmerton :kStroudsburg 'Whltehall sf ik Slatmgton Northampton Emmaus 4'Catasauqua :Palmerton : Stroudsburg :kWhltehall : Slatmgton Place Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Away Opponent I a vn 1 cc . L.H.S l2 Home 43 22 I6 . 20 38 19 19 25 23 . 25 40 25 ' 32 33 6 24 52 9 X 12 28 I3 20 70 I6 29 66 20 30 38 23 ' l8 23 27 ' 39 62 3 31 44 6 X 30 39 IO 30 53 I3 26 58 17 34 54 20 ' 24 54 24 ' 30 34 IJ :mln IO-4 Junlor Varslty Basketball Coach Mr A Domenlco Wuth such a splendnd Jumor Varsity the Braves should be able to take the Champion ship another season They played well showmg special aptrtude In good passlng and good shootmg They won elght games and gave thelr opponents a hard fight In the remammg games Under the coachmg of Mr Domenico the boys put up numerous fine exhnbltlons of playmg by pullmg probable defeats unto vlctorles and by thrlllmg the fans In thenr prellmlnary games Date December December December December December January January January January January January January February February February February February February February Opponents Place Opponent Polk Townshnp Mauch Chunk Polk Townshnp E Mach Chunk Packerton Northampton Emmaus Catasauqua Palmerton Stroudsburg Whltehall Slahngton Northampton Emmaus Catasauqua Palmerton Stroudsburg Whitehall Slatlngton Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Away Home 000 THE BASKETBALL LINEUPS Varsrty B David D Kresge P Whiteman M Reed W Gerstlauer Wagner Rnchmond Nothsteln Jones Hunslcker THE VARSITY Positron Forward Forward Center Guard Guard THE JUNIOR VARSITY Forward Forward Center Guard Sub Varsity L Dletz M Young C Nncholson E Hahn G Warner Smvth Evertt Harleman W Harleman Guard Ashner De Haven ee 3 . 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S. 9 ' I9 8 I2 I5 II I6 ' 23 8 I6 . 26 28 December I9 Mauch Chunk Home I2 I3 29 2I 6 6 27 24 9 I3 20 I3 I8 30 I6 II I8 20 I6 I5 23 ' I5 23 27 ' I8 33 3 33 34 6 I8 25 IO 20 30 I3 I9 I7 I7 2I 23 20 ' I4 36 24 ' 39 23 Page Eighty C is Tlzc Clflfllfll Season of 94 The Baseball Team Coach Mr E R Rehrug Faculty Manager Mr J G Obert Student Manager Maynard Hull The Baseball season of l94l dvd not get properly under way for Lehnghton untul nts thnrd game whlch was played with Slatmgton on our home dlamond All season our Maroon and White squad won all home games but they also allowed their opponents to wm their home games The game wlth Whltehall was canceled because of ram L H S can be lustly proud of such a splendid splrnted team most of whom were SCDIOTS We are slightly handncapped as only two varslty men remam as a nucleus for e season of l942 We are much encouraged however with the enthusuasm shown under classmen Date Apr: Apn Apn Apr: May May May May May May 23 'll V League Games Opponents :':Northampton Mauch Chunk Emmaus Palmerton Slatmgton : Catasauqua :WhItehall Franklm Ind Mauch Chunk :Palmerton :Is Place Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home H S Opponents Ram I I 1 f-01 . . . . th . , ' ' by C00 L. . . 'I I8 4 8 'I 22 O I 'I 25 X 7 2 'I 29 5 7 2 ' 6 O 6 3 4 9 . . I3 ' . 6 3 I6 4 2 6 5 Season of T94 The Track Squad Coach Mr A Webb Faculty Manager Mr .l H Wagner Student Manager William Frey The team met with the Alumni and N. Y. A. at which meet Lehnghton High gained 53 points against the Alumni's 27 and the N. Y. A.'s 17. The season, as a whole, gave our men valuable practice, even though ut will not benefit our 1942 track team, as most of the varsity men have been graduated There are a number of vacancies which should be filled by energetic, school-spirited athletes Opponents Penn Relays Palmerton AlumniaN. Y. A. Slatington Coaldale Nazareth Carbon County 000 Place Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Result Sixth Place Second Place First Place First Place Second Place Second Place Third Place 7301111911 IQ-4,3 ..., C'9eE'gh 'I 000 Ergh lyl lc Girls' lnterclass Basketball Season of 1941-1942 Girl's lnterclass Basketball, starting November 6 and ending November 25, finished with the Seniors winning all of the nine games played. Followed by the Juniors, having won six games and lost three, which were the Senior games. Although the Sophomores fought for all they were worth, they pulled out only one game. The peppy Freshmen won two of the nine games played, which was not a bad start. The members ofthe victorious team are as follows: P. Ashner, E. Campbell, M. Harper, D. Schnauffer, M. Frehulfer, P. Harleman, C. Nase, A. Krum and V. Kast. Boys lnterclass Basketball Season of 1941 1942 Due to the keen competition the Juniors and Sophornores tied for first place honors Third place was taken by the Seniors next came the Freshmen who unable to gain a victory were forced into la t place LINE UPS Seniors H Frey G Kershner H Harleman F Lentz M Blauch Sophomores Merluzzi Mullen Dunkle Sterling Klotz Sophomores Seniors Freshmen Position Forward Forward Center Guard Guard Position Forward Forward Center Guard Guard STANDINGS Won 0 lumors D Frey N Klotz J Spence R NelhoFf C Snyder Freshman Blauch Jones Teets Nichleson Lost Percentages 800 400 000 CO0 7 Juniors .......................... 4 1 .800 ' . ........................ 2 3 . Tlflllllll-JL?-I-xg P lnterclass Baseball Season of 1941 1942 Coach Mr C Gernerd The sport of mterclass baseball IS excellent preparatlon for the particlpatlon 1n the varslty baseball squad Enthuslasm was manlfested by active partncipatlon on the f1eld and by the attendance at the games The sophomores won a contested victory The outlook for the season of 1942 is encouragmg as many who practiced in the lnterclass games w1ll be candidates for the varsity squad Interclass Track Season of 1941 1942 The twenty second season of interclass track was held shortly after the varsuty track started and resulted 1n the Senlors being v1ctor1ous The Juniors finished second wlth a score of forty f1ve 1451 beating the Sophomores by forty four 1441 pomts All events were closely contested and provided plenty of excitement for the spectators Thus event brought to light some new maternal whlch should help greatly in strengthenmg our 1942 varslty team 440 YARD DASH 59 seconds 1 E Hunsicker 2 B David 3 E Hahn MILE RELAY 4 mmutes 13 6 seconds JAVELIN 119 feet R Miller H Harleman D Kresge BROAD JUMP 17 feet 2 mches 100 YARD DASH 11 5 seconds D Davud P Hontz M Blauch 220 YARD DASH 25 8 seconds G Hill S Rakos HIGH JUMP 4 feet 10 inches R Miller E Hahn W Remaly Sensors Sophomores E Hunsicker E Hahn 880 YARD DASH 2 minutes 24 8 seconds 1 W Dunkle 2 J McFarland 3 E Hahn M LE 5 minutes 16 4 seconds 1 E Hunsicker 2 W Dunkle 3 N Klotz SHOT PUT 40 feet 8 inches Rakos Mlller Helser POLE VAULT 8 feet 6 1nches Muller Drensbach Hahn DISCUS 88 5 feet Kresge Drensbach Clay age Eighty C01 1. . 7 '42 . . ' '41 1. . ' '41 2. . '41 . . ' '42 2. . '42 3. . .42 . . '42 3. . '42 1. B. Davie '42 1. Juniors ' ' 1. B. David' '42 2. . ' '41 2. ' 2. . ' '41 3. . '42 3. 3. . '41 . . ' ' '41 1.5. ' '41 1. . ' ' '41 . . '42 2. R. ' '41 2. . '42 . . '42 3. R. ' '42 3. . '42 1 . . ' '41 1. D. ' '42 1. R. ' ' '41 . . '41 2. K. ' '41 2. F. ' '41 . . '42 3. N. '42 3. E. '42 km, The Gym Team Actuon Shots Many students no doubt have seen the gym team practucung dauly un the gym By thus constant practuce thus team has placed many flrsts un thus field of actuvuty Thus year the team dud not par tucupate un the Annual Physucal Educatuon Meet at East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Last year Nesquehonung took first honors un thus meet whule Lehughton held second place wuth a skun tught mar gun Up untul that tume the team had won ll consecutuve tursts un as many years at thus meet Muss Latour Snyder occupues Muss lluene Bocks posutuon as gurls coach whule Mr Lewus Glnder remauns as boys coach Several members of the gurls dancung group dud an lrush tap dance on St Patrucks day at a tea whuch was held at the Zuons Reformed Church I Page Eighty five Jfmzlvzl IU-I u E The Yearbook Club As nt has been the custom for the past twenty three years to issue the annual Gachtun Bambul thus falthful group has put forth nts best efforts to carry the torch for the .lunnor Classes beglnnlng with the class of l92O By taking on thus great responslbullty they had to gave up much of theur valued tume to devote to makmg thus yearbook a great success Have they done nt? Thus ns up to the mduvlduals to answer as for our answer lthe Junuor Classl we say you bet wrth a three cheers for the yearbook members The credot us chuefly due to our Edutor nn chref Assnstant edutor Advertusung Manager and Assnstants Busmess Manager and Assistant Sports Edntors Junuor and Sensor Hugh Edntors Club Edntors and Hastoruans But wuthout the cooperataon of all others concerned at would not have been possible to edut at 1 - , r t ' ,4 , l E M . F .thi ' G Jo ' 'Q f. x JO, f 1. .. tr L A1 A M ,J 1 ' I - f I u rr - n n 1 r - ' ' I i I F i I - I . . . . Achon Shots mzulnzl IU-I v 9 EW HIM ig.. 1:- U 1 E :' 'L' z Q Mm 5 Where to Bu 'UAHN 8. 0lllER AGAIN JAHN 8: 0llIER ENGRIWINC EU Compluments of Bankers Assoclatlon Flrst National Bank Cltlzens National Bank 8. 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Igcnnlnzl-ILP-I3 eeeseisgg I World Changlng Events of 1939 1942 Whale the Class of 43 has here recorded nts own class Isfe the carefree Infe of youth at has by no means been unaware of the portentous events happenmg In the world As a matter of record we prnnt here the changes that have taken place durmg our hugh school years 1939 1942 Sept April May May June March Apnl Aprnl May June U Y U Y U Y August September November November November December December December December December December December January January January January January January February February February February March March March March March Apnl April 1939 1940 1940 1940 1940 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1941 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1947 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 1942 Poland engulfed Denmark occupued Norway mvaded Netherlands mvaded Belguum and Luxembourg conquered France conquered Bulgar a absorbed unto the Rench Yugoslavia conquered Greece surrendered Complete conquest of Yugoslavia and Greece Russla invaded U S troops occupy Iceland Japan permutted by France to occupy French Indo Chma Economnc blockade of Japan Roosevelt and Churchill announce elght pomt peace alms Attacks ordered on German and Italnan submarmes Japan s envoy to negotiate peace Repealed Neutrality Act Brltlsh mvade Libya Appeal to Emperor of Japan Japan attacked Pearl Harbor War declared on Japan Russian Counterattack War declared by Germany and Italy on Umted States War declared by Umted States on Germany and Italy Hong Kong captured Mamla and Cavite lost MacArthur holds Bataan S59 OOO OOO sent Congress for war budget Nazi submarmes attack our Atlantic Coast shuppmg Conference of foreign mmaster of 21 American republlcs held at Rlo de Janeuro U S attacked Japanese transport shups In Macassar Strast first bug naval battle A E F landed ID North Ireland Singapore captured Bal: invaded drnve on Java started Japanese submarine shelled Callforma coast Troops wash to defend Chma s Life Ilne lThe BJrma Roadl Japanese Bombers knock at Austranlua s Back Door lDarwml Nazu U Boat attacks Aruba In Carubbean Sea Serious Brltlsh and American Sea loses In Northern Atlantnc Pans bombed by Brutnsh Generalussamo Chuang Kan Shek leader of Chma names General J W Stnlwell his chief of staff Indra offered freedom Japan takes Bataan Page Ninety-seven CO9 . 1-28, . 9' . . 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' 'L nz rzpprecuafuon The Year Book Club of the class of nuneteen hundred and forty three has cooperated splendudly under the supervusuon of Muss Noll un an effort to make thus edutuon of the Gachtun Bambul the finest possuble The club wushes to thank Jahn and Olluer engravers and the Muers Bachman Lutho Co prunters for theur craftsmanshup un publushung thus volume We also wush to show apprecuatuon to those who supplued us wuth advertusements and to everyone else who contrubuted toward makung thus book a success The candystand gurls composed of Junuors who have worked dulugently throughout the year to keep the class un financual standung have not been forgotten by the yearbook stat? for by theur efforts the year book was made possuble The gurls are as follows Ruth Hoffman Audrey Kunkle Margaret Muller Eluzabeth Schmudt LeClaur Teets Mamue Trauner Betty Yost and Ruth Young Servung as substututes were Carolyn Dunkle and Reguna Serfass To these gurls we the year book staff now want to show our suncere apprecuatuon for theur splendud work un supportung the Junuor Class Orchuds to the cast of the Junuor Class Play for theur boost to our yearbook by theur excellent performance mcfre ly, ffm yearbook 1, 4. 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