Milford High School - Auf Wiedersehn Yearbook (Milford, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1955 volume:

Q' M' 6 Jie Published by THE CLASS OF 1955 MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL Milford, Pike Co. , Pennsylvania Daicatiarz We, the graduating class of 1955, dedicate our yearbook, Auf Wiedersehn, to Miss Frances I. Hankins. Miss Hankius has been our advisor for the past two years, and her efforts have helped to make our activities successful. Her competence as a teacher and her unfailing sense of humor will always make her stand out in our memory as we recall our high school days. It is our hope that in dedicating our yearbook to Miss Hankins, we may in a small way express our gratitude to her. ' --THE SENIORS lfrimivalis' ,flflessagv TO THE CLASS OF 1955: You are about to reach the goal for which you have striven for the past twelve years. The attainment of this goal will be but the starting point of a new race in every earnest life. Every effort, every sacrifice, and every a- chievement increase your power for further progress. The purpose of your training here was not merely that you might acquire knowledge, but that you might gain personal power so that you could bring things to pass. It is hoped that your education here has in some measure given you an enlarged power for personal enjoyment and an increased capa- city for serving others. The greatest good that can come into anyone's life through education is a personal richness, power, and beauty. As you go forth into life, do not be afraid to work. It is not a disgrace, but a blessed privilege, to work. Your success in life will depend upon your readiness and ability to do the work the world has for you to do, If you will put forth your best effort in doing each job as it comes along the best it can be done, be assured that there will always be a place for you in this world. Your greatest aid or hindrance in life will be your own character. It has been wisely said that we bring nothing into this world but capacity and take nothing from it but character, Character is above all learning. It is what you really are. It lives within the inner sanctuary of your own soul and can- not be touched by the hands of another, May you carry with you wherever you go standards of noble living and right thinking which shall contribute to the advancement of yourself, your country, and all mankind. In doing this you will not only bring honor to yourselves but also reflect honor upon your school. - May the richest blessings of our God ever abide with you. 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MARY NEARING English, Art Mathematics, Guidance Grade Four MRS. MURIEL PICKWELL Commercial, Penmanship -qfn--ff-f' MR. WILLIAM DAVIES Sciences MRS. HELEN CLARK School Nurse YU ...- E E fflff ' 2 2. . ,QV wk N. A 'V' 21 R MS: 5 . Akr. Z ,, f -' 9, !': T 1 f'f:,13fVL afar, pw y:-Fw 18 Fs I MRS. HELEN HOEHNE MRS. KATHERINE SHEEN Grade One Grade Two MRS. STELLA JOHNS MR. ALEXANDER SCOTT Grade Five Grade Six 6,4wv 00.4 GXM44. ,aa Juv' MR. JOHN FINDLAY MRS. MARION WEBER School Custodian School Secretary General Organization Seated: Murphy, Klaer, Winfield, Doyle, Miller. Standing: Hipsman, Stroyan, Lutfy, Antener, Van Lierde, Mrs. Metz, Shannon, Crosby, Kleinstuber, Rosencrance Amdt, Doty, James, Anchel. flauar Kammiffce Miller, Dammann, Neuman. Absent - Metz. Aw 5 . I llcarbaak Stag Editor ---- Assistant Editor - - Business Manager - - Assistant Business Manager Art Editor ----- Assistant Art Editor - - Typist - - - Advisor - - - - -ANITA DAMMANN - - SHEILA ORBEN PA UL KLEINSTUBER CAROLYN HOMMEL - - LOUISE WILLIAMS - C ECILE SANTOS - - PATRICIA MYERS - - MISS HANKINS Seniors First row: Santos, Fisher, Miller, Prehn, Pickett, Dammann, P. Myers, B. Myers, Williams, Knealing. Second row: Stasa, Anchel, Roe, Wilckens, Crosby, Miss Hankins, Hanna, Herr, Wendt, Orben, Hom- mel, Brucher. Third row: McKean, Murphy, Kleinstuber, Herguth, Lauer, Ording, Degen, Nearing, Feldman, Erickson. A if i T wee dat YZ 2 'A L-L! MARY ANCHEL--ACademiC J , H - 'N' if ff z'??? ffLl5ff1M 'M fa' 'Journalism 1, Editor 3 Z1 ' ramatics Club 2 el , L LW amera Club, Vice President l, ' if -qaf and G.O, Rep, 4 L YM U1 LUJlChorus 1, 2 r M L A ' 'cunts Award 4 A My rowell-Collier Award 4 fi y Q S100 Club , x. WA 1 4 ' U. Q YM n XNN.-4 ig.- W THOMAS BRUcHER-- eral NND W mgwsw M Class Treasurer 2 j pr W Sports Club 1,2, 3 Xmg 9 . Nature Club Vice Presi tw W . Chorus 1,2,3,4 -ml r Basketball 1 pai-'N ffm Color Guard 4 1 pro VXTLL Fire Chief 4 Curtis Award 4 l gWQ0L Crowell-Collier Award 4 ' ' 3100 Club 2 jp UNIV My J GRACE CROSBY--Commercial Gracie , Class G.0. Rep. 1 mph! WAP Debating Club 1 Dramatics Club G. O. 2 lg, Polished Pebbles 1 QW j Grandmother Nick 2 Dancing Club 3,4 NvJ,p0.- 3 'aging tony President and G. 0. Rep. 4 W ' Majorette 1,2,3 -AV' chorus 1,2,3,4 MW , Band 1, 2, 3,4 M School Accompanist 4 W Curtis Award 4 .Aw Crowell-Collier Award 4 iijww Q , , jwazu AL,,,4Q,,,c4J ANITA DAMMANN--Commercial Neda fi Q 0441, lf Class President 1,2 Z C , J ,yay Class Vice President 2,4 Class Secretar 3 ' 'amen ' Dancing Club ,Gecretary-Treasurer 3 001, J! 711-J' Junior Historians 1 1 4 ' 1 , Journalism Club 1, 2,4 W U Art Editor 2, Editor 4 M ' Ld Honor Committee 1,2, 3, 4 404668 JM Yearbook Editor 4 dill Band 1,2, 3,4 db ' Biology Prize 2 -- ' Home Economics Prize 2 5724, Curtis Award 4 1, Crowell-Collier Award 4 JMLQ- hiffl sioo Club 'Wx F4011-A A Honor Certificate 1,2,3 Mmmmmf W W M E S W H F ,J6a.QS1wQ ALBERT DEGEN--Genera MM9- Nature Club 2 3 4 S 6 9 I Q I Curtis Award 4 , Crowell Collier Award 4 Q S . M A S100 Club ..2,r:-u..cnA- Cl jP N -Dlnrswml 0.Q,D.,o.v-90.. ARTH UR ERICK SON - -General ..Any.. Class Vice President 1 Dancing Club 1, 2 Journalism Club 2 0-mama-.mrs , 7e.,er.,., ' Q J.,-.,.isz,49 Swv- m-Hawk Splifaub 1 Dramatics Club 3, 4 The Ghost Wore White Band 1,2 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 3 Wwfr '7D7T.f,f'a59.u -ev-'nv 8 ' ggfyg-P 93 .3641 22432 HARRY FELDMAN, JR. - eneral , . Hart .3441 M j Class Secretary 1 Sports Club 1, 2 J prov AT 7 Nature Club G. O. Rep. 3 .,, If : 5 J C L ' N, Camera Club Secretary 4 f ' Baseball 3, 4 .2-A4 . Chorus 1, 3, 4 J ' Curtis Award 4 . . P34414 . Mer: '1 Crowell-Collier Award 4 C ', V O S100 Club J 1 E I? fjf944! fT-.,a- 03'fM',Aw-1 . 'sfi5??'?T1IIw 1 V 1 5iE5g44hei?T21,:1,. . - - . le ' f, f k Q 1 igfzigfyssmifw'iEfi':f1'?2g?iLQi?i?9E,xr. 2 +3 8, is l, W fu, LJ a ,aw 151,441-rv ,W I ! ,kv MARGARET FISHER--Academic lipeggyll Dancing Club 1, 3 , , Dramatics Club Secretary 2, Tre urer 4 ' The U. S. Revolt 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Cheerleading 4 ML Crowell-Collier Award 4 WLDJ 5 I QA! 141 - GU My A w . I DONNA I . HANNA--Commercial 5.4.2 ya! 1 wr um. f , ,,. AIM L, L' 'Wed ' 5 I 'lvwq 9 , PETER HERGUTH--Generai nah, , Pele . wsu we-4 ,Smeg dim' Class Treasurer 1 Class G.O. Rep. 1 Sports Club 1 Journalism Club 2 Dancing Club 3 Camera Club Treasurer 4 Chorus 1, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 2 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 S100 Club n Rustyu Handicraft Club 1 Journalism Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Historians 1, 2, 3 President 4 Chorus 3, 4 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 S100 Club anis!-'?H5W,z',i1L i iiiliiix 'CAROLYN HOMMEL--Academic Hom Class Treasurer 1 G.O. Treasurer 3 Dancing Club 1, 3 Dramatics Club 2 Photography Club 4 President 4 Band 1, 2, 3 Chorus 1,3,4 Yearbook Staff 4 Assistant Business Manager Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 3100 Club EVELYN HERR--General Mickey Dancing Club 1, 2 Nature Club 3 Service Club Secretary-Treasurer 4 Chorus 1,2, 3,4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 i 59041. if 4.6-cJ..Q. M- wwissbmig iliiuw ' .- '9rW'o Q 2W,,0',S' Q2lfiffE.13M5k www , och . Quan-'QQ PAUL KLEINSTUBER--Academic Pa. K. I Class Secretary 1 M444 M Class Vice President 2, 3 f- A, Class President 2 Z, G.O. President 4 - Sports Club 1 Nature Club -Vice President 2, 3, President 3 Dramatics Club 4 ' I , 'The Little Red Schoolhouse 4 'L My Yearbook Business Manager 4 , W Basketball Manager 3, 4 5 f vl- Baseball Manager 2, 3,4 1 Baseball Scorekeeper 2, 3,4 'Lana M Improvement Prize 3 Holy Name Society Award 3 Qj' Curtis Award 4 flfvvl-IL ' I Crowell-Collier Award 4 8100 Clllb I uw-vv - 1:i'i Ii ' ' 'I Sfmdlj 0 wif JOAN KNEALING--Commercial BY Joanie ' X' Handicraft Club President 1 x I Nature Club 2 J Dancing Club 3 ' Journalism Club Treasurer 4 ' Chorus l,2, 3,4 ' Curtis Award 4 Sm! . ' S100 Club t I kg, WJ sfrigg, ,sf '1 nv kv THOMAS MCKEAN--General ,dai TA M96 ' Sports Club 1,2 M Nature Club 3 Camera Club 4 5' Curtis Award 4 W, Crowell-Collier Award 4 I 'W J-.rffffv HAROLD LAUER--Academic Hal Class Vice President 1 Class G.O. Rep. 2 Sports Club 1 Hobby Club G.O. Rep. 2 Dancing Club 3 Nature Club President 4 Baseball 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 owe' QW' 3 ,-r t' G 6 ROBERT MILLER--Academic .QL JQJSK fu Duck stamp JN Class G. o. Rep. 3,4 ' 2 Class Treasurer 2 M Dancing Club Vice President 3 ' M M Nature Club 4 ' 3- Baseball 2, 3, 4 M Q2 M Crowell-Collier Award 4 Jaya WM ROBERT MURPHY--Academic Bob Sports Club 1, 2 G. O. Rep. 2 Nature Club 3, 4 G. O. Rep. 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Honor Certificate 2 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 S100 Club swf 6' 5.-.:IJfFC-.J.Zg. We-+ MJD EEE? 3i'57f-ewvw wmdwn J-rv-I5 2 it .g-xpxafmkfd ,oo 'vw-1-A411 BEVERLY MYERS--commercial M 'V ' Bev : Q I , Handicraft Club 1 ' Dancing Club 2. 3 4 qw W Service Club Vice President 4 , ' 5 . , 'yyvvo . WX M 4 0 Aw. E Jw-M le-1-EFL. if f ' W0 fpfujl yy, , PATRICIA MYERS--Commercial A fl Lf' , ffl A ,lf if o , UML 1 E ,L C1assG.O. Rep. 2 W rf . J Class Treasurer 3 'J V fy JJ! Way Class Secretary 4 P I 0' VP' Mk Handicraft Club G.o. Rep. 1 V ,QL J Vt ' 2 Joumalism Club 2,3, Secretary 4vlfxf'f X f I W A ,JJ chorus 1,2,s,4 14,-5 ' Lf' .f ,if - 'flfv V 1 df' Forestry Essay Second Prize 1 A MQ,-v' , C fy 1 Honor Certificate 1,3 L , Lfffuf, V1 Yearbook Typist 4 ex' I' MQ' lf 1 ' P Curtis Award 4 y 1 ' I ,fu Crowell-Collier Award 4 fy' QJL' S100 Club ' hi , Vs 'A' V, V uf- 1 L t. , VVNKL' X. if jj ' ,K if mf fl PETER NEARING--General Pete ,v ,ff A .4 If .I ' I J. I fl 'Y v ' I M , '-A is UN vi J V,,,,,v 'w .f - . lv fill JT luyf f Ji N r? av ' n N My x SHEILA ORBEN--Academic Wi ky Bubbles o G. O. Vice President 3 - Handicraft Club Secretary 1 Journalism Club 2 1 Vfljramatics Club President 3, 4 ' U. S. Revolt' 4 ' Junior Historians 1, 2, 3, 4 M Secretary 2, 3 fi 0 Yearbook Assistant Editor 4 WJ dir,-' Forestry Essay Contest Second Prize 2 L ' Honor Certificate 2, 3 My - Basketball Scorekeeper 4 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 Sports Club 1 Nature Club 2, 3, 4 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 S100 Club JM? WW, , Wiwfv was W ww m 'Q 37 75 Bop JOHN PICKETT --General Jack Class President 3, 4 Sports Club 1,2, 3 Nature Club 4 Basketball 1 Chorus 4 Color Guard 4 Curtis Award 4 ROBERT ORDING--General Bob Sports Club 1, 2 Nature Club 3 Camera Club 4 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 gm im QQ O .LAI A-uv '- LILLIAN PREHN--Academic Q SuS2a ' 071-6 ,asia Notre Dame Academy Milford High School M 3444 Class Treasurer 4 , Dancing Club 3, Vice President 4 qw Chorus 3, 4 Q French Award 3 M Curtis Award 4 s I Crowell-Collier Award 4 07 E :IZ - t I , IA- -r 1, at f 1 1, x., Y 1 Q-jk!-tfg, fs. f ,-,A-,f-'14 R H 351 li.l:ugClEk'1E' Rini Eillffi'-2-.il7 ' 4 56 t 4 G ' 13 I . , tgiibagfgi 1 T YC' . r Lf K , P il. , , , J f f 3 1 l I A , Af -ji ' - Lf Q' .NJ , A 1 , pl JOHN STASA--General J. W ,ff , 4 If ffl' K J0hl1IliC V' f,-- I :fix A T Sports Club 1, President 3 K , v 1 -, ly ,!c,:f'l-'Lf Dancing Club 2 ' ' , K f at Qjitlf ,' . Nature Club 4 ,C ,J gb' Chorus 1,2,3 K ,f ' v Band 1,2,3 A .iffy fdfffj - Baseball 1, 3,4 'IL ,L 'f 'L ' 1 A 'V' ' Mama ' Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 df - My ' Co-Captain 3,4 ,f W1 , ' Crow?-Collier Award 4 is V' A nf-2 krf' bg4M 'M'N9 f f ZCVfvf'lfm Awww J 14.1 41 , K 1, , qu K Q CECILE SA? ,os--Academia Ceil , Class Finart ialy Secretary 3 Class Secretary 2 Dancing Club 1 Girls' Handicraft Club 1 Dramatics Club 2, 3 Camera Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Curtis Award 4 Crowell-Collier Award 4 S100 Club 31 L l :L J 4 N ' 5 Lf! I ,bl ,K . 4 1 x mx , Q' R W ,, 1 .J ' Y' ' A M. P .P JN ,kj s ,X X, tg' . tl A M' ARLINE WILCKENS- -Academic Patrick Journalism Club 1, 2 Dramatics Club 3, 4 Secretary 3 House of Greed' 3 The Little Red Schoolhouse 4 Band 1 , 2, 3, 4 First Prize Forestry Poster 3 Curtis Award 4 .' I x ,gf If 1, , K La -- W 5 1- INBZ wENDTf-commx cm' S1im 4 ' if Handitirift Clubgffre ,uler 1 Nature Club 2, S 5 1 tary 4 ruancmg Club 3 ' P , Chdrus 1 , 2, 3, 4 5 , Band 2, 3 F Curtis Award 4 A Crowell-Collier Award 4 S100 Club A A . x 'WM wiv 3104 I ,L it .197 , Jul P VK, W I I 'V 1 Ja 5 wh l r, ., 'l KW? ,I , V ,L ,J XLlfC 'V 7'ft,o'i' iv, H1 .fy ' .A ,f-Yr? A' L fl AVL' Axim ,s , VW ,Y ' ki 64.4 V V Lf' 4 ,4 W ' 1 'J .L s , V 5 L, ,J - K 9 , L I' 'UDV L H 4,7 C ' X1 f 'x U 4 K b 'JMVJ gb -2,4 'V' L 4,5 13 . I ,V 1 Y- LoU1sE WILLIAMS--Commercial . Cf K1 5 K! T My L , Weezee L Q ' 1 CV' Li ' MMC' ,VCU Journalism Club 1 - ' ,lf C . V L' Dancing Club 2, 3 if Mo ' I Nature Club 4 ' I-UQ ,IL LA if ff Chorus 1,2,3 . , ,VUL ' 2 Lfv' .xv , 2 Curtis Award4 A 'WML Y J, Crowell-Collier Award 4 ' UM f L' f V 1 5 I QILXKQ- ,, ,V S 'VNJK O R ,I A 1,5-L PX ,- Va, .Aff I I I ,vb History Thirty-eight joyful freshmen gathered in Room 10, September 10, 1951, under the sponsor- ship of Miss Denver. We got off to a good financial start by having a very profitable St. Pat- rick's Dance and selling basketball pins as a minor activity. When we returned in September, our class had shrunk to thirty-four. We had lost Helen Baker, Frances McKean, Betty Newland, Jean Stark, Gerhard Klirnrn, and Harold Tampier. Robert Miller transferred from Beachlake and Claire Achenbach who came from Belgium joined our class. Our homeroom was shifted to Room 11 with Mr. Cramer as our sponsor. Because of our misbehavior we were not allowed to hold our dance, and our only activity for that year was a food sale. Anita Dammann received the Biology and the Home Economics prizes this year and Thomas McKean won the improvement prize. Miss Hankins welcomed us in Room 20 for our junior year. Lewis Myers and Betty Sebring left us during this year. Lewis left to get a job and Betty left to be married. Lillian Prehn joined us in November. Our conduct improved greatly when we graduated into Room 20 and we decided to buckle down and work on our activities for our Washington trip. We held a dance, supper, and Christmas card sale. This year Paul Kleinstuber received the improvement prize and the outstanding citizen award. In May of our junior year the jointure was finally completed and even though we would not be in the new school it was a major topic for discussion. Thirty-one seniors returned to Room 20 with Miss l-lankins as sponsor. Anna Kyle who had been a very capable cheerleader in her junior year decided she would rather be Mrs. Harold Cron. Claire had returned to Belgium. We made a 31033, 42 profit on our magazine sale. Sixteen of us sold over S100 worth of subscriptions and Robert Murphy was high salesman with 5262. 05. Our Halloween dance was a huge success. Again this year we sponsored a Christmas card sale and a food sale. We plan to enjoy our Washington trip leaving on June 6. We are very proud of our class. In our freshman year, Carolyn Hommel won the gold bas- ketball for girls' foul shooting in the Hawley tournament. John Stasa, Pete Herguth and Robert Murphy have been top men on our outstanding varsity basketball team. Pete Herguth as a junior won the basketball trophy for the highest percentage of foul shots in scheduled games. Paul Kleinstuber has been the able basketball and baseball manager for the past two years. Paul has also been the president of G. O. this year. Peggy Fisher has been an active cheerleader this year and Sheila Orben the scorekeeper. Bob Miller is a center fielder and John Stasa the pitcher on the baseball team. Besides our class accomplishments in sports, we have also won scholastic awards. Sheila Orben won second prize in the forestry essay in 1953. Arline Wilckens won first prize in the forestry poster contest in 1954. Patricia Myers won second prize on her forestry essay in ninth grade. As our high school years come to a close, we find six of us plan to enter college and one, nursing school. The rest of us plan to get jobs in the field of our own choosing. We have worked hard to attain our goal-and are very proud of our class. Can't you see why? 611155 Poem One bright day in the fall of 5l, Thirty-seven met to study and have fun, A bang, a shout, a loud, loud noise, Lo and behold the Dingman boys. From Shohola some girls gaily came, The words, I don't know, soon won them fame. Meet the Shohola boys rough and ready, Amiable, kind, tough and steady. There were three girls with a special knack For getting into trouble, and that's a fact. Some of our boys were keen on sports, And were they hot on the basketball courts! In baseball too, they took a part, And were real gone right from the start, With passing time we became more quiet. People seldom heard our former riot, Our class in size slowly diminished And now with school we're almost finished. So meet the great class of 55, As now at the end we finally arrive. Anchel, Brucher, Crosby, all nice people, Degen, Dammann, Erickson, with hearts like a steeple. Feldman, Fisher, Hanna, cheery smiles they bear, Herguth, Hommel, Herr, we will always care. Kleinstuber, Knealing, Lauer, always keeping up to par McKean, Miller, Myers, very amiable they are, Myers, Murphy, Nearing, always full of fun, Orben, Ording, Pickett, we love 'em everyone, Prehn, Roe, Santos, good and kind, Stasa, Wendt, Wilckens, Williams, success they'1lfind. And now we must leave dear Milford High To gain success in the world we will vie, We hope some day to meet again But now, dear friends, we say Auf Wiedersehn. ymbals Our Motto - FINISHED, YET BEGINNING We, the class of 1955, have chosen Finished, yet Beginning, as our motto, in the hope that it will remind us, in all we do in the future, that we are just beginning. We realize that we, as boys and girls, are just starting out into life's bustling world. We know, too, that in the future years, we must strive ceaselessly to attain our goals. With this proverbial expression held in our minds and hearts, we are hopeful that after this, our graduation, the end of our sheltered lives, we will go on to be the suc- cessful people of tomorrow. We pray that we may never falter or regress in our ideals or aims. Yes, though we are finishing our years in high school, we are beginning our lives as tomorrow's citizens. Our Colors - GREEN AND WHITE For our colors we have chosen green and white. Green, the symbol of hope, fresh- ness, and youth, reminds us, as does our motto, of a fresh new awakening life ahead. We are about to encounter fresh faces, fresh hearts, fresh hopes, and fresh ideas. White, our second color, is symbolic of purity, joy, and peace. Peace, the world's greatest desire, is also our fervent personal wish. It is our objective to promote peace among our fellowmen, and, in the best way we can, peace among nations. Of all our ideals, we hope that purity will reign in our thoughts, deeds, and actions. In the past we have found joy in each other's accomplishments, and we hope ever to ra- diate inspiration to others throughout our lives. Our Flower - THE CAMELLIA Our flower, the camellia, is a delicate, yet rugged, one. It symbolizes adven- ture, as does Asia, the land from whence it originally comes We, after our departure, shall be seeking adventure, each in his chosen vocation. We are approaching the del- icate pathway of life. It is our hope to remain strong in the years ahead. This blossom is symbolic of separation, as can be seen by the construction of its leaves. After our exit from school, we shall spread out and separate, each going a different way. With these symbols present in our minds and hearts, we pray that the meanings they hold will be reflected in our daily activities in the years to come. 5 IM!! We, S' county of , and state of - ' I , being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, do make and pub- lish this, our last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making void all former wills by us at anytime heretofore made. Mary Anchel wills her art of tumbling to Kathleen Ambler. Thomas Brucher would like to leave his fondness for foreign women to Richard Lutfy. Grace Crosby gives her position as school pianist to Catherine Antener. Anita Dammann leaves a bottle of aspirin to next year's yearbook editor. Albert Degen would like Bob Kyle to have his car. Arthur Erickson wills his reputation as class clown to Eddie Anchel. Harry Feldman bequeaths his ability to play chess to Walter Prigge. Peggy Fisher leaves her cheerleading position to Jackie Kleh. Donna Jean Hanna wants her knack for writing shorthand to go to anyone who can read it, Peter Herguth leaves his basketball uniform to Eugene Williams. Evelyn Herr wills her height to Gwendolyn Myers. Carolyn Hommel bequeaths her hot rod Ford to anyone with the courage to get into it. Paul Kleinstuber leaves his managing position to Fred Rosencrance. Joan Knealing leaves her blushes to anyone who needs a little color in her face. Harold Lauer leaves his hot rod driving skill to Eddie Anchel. Thomas McKean would like to leave his back seat on the bus to Walter Prigge. Robert Miller bequeaths his hunting ability to Bill Ridley. Robert Murphy grants his chemistry ability to Kay Neuman. Beverly Myers wills her quietness to Dale Edraney. Patsy Myers leaves her love for going out to Mary Michell if she has enough endurance. Peter Nearing wills his love for ice fishing to anyone who has enough nerve to fish on private lakes. Sheila Orben gives her love for skiing to anyone who can take the snowy spills. Robert Ording leaves his Chevy to Gladys Moran, hoping that she can drive it. Jack Pickett wills his love for hunting to anyone who can afford to skip school. Lillian Prehn bequeaths her alarm clock to Barbara Snyder, in the hope that next year it will remind her to get up on time for her run to the bus. Shirley Roe leaves her long walk to school to anyone who feels like walking. Cecile Santos wants her quietness to go to her brother, Julio. ' John Stasa bequeaths his ability to get into trouble to anyone who can stand the consequences. Inez Wendt leaves the time used in study hall to write to Jamaica to Irving Schields and Walter Prigge. Arline Wilckens wills her love for algebra to Gladys Moran. - e Louise Williams wants her love of books to go to anyone who has time to read them, In Witness whereof, We, The Class of , above named, have hereunto subscribed our name and affixed our seal, the ,ZA 4 day of , in the year of our Lord One Thousand, nine hundred ' .. ' , 4' QSEALQ De you Remember? Our undefeated girls' basketball team in our junior year? The time the water was drained out of the fish tank in Room ll? The fun we had tape -recording in English IV class? Arthur keeping any class alive with his jokes? The chemistry experiments we didn't do? The Latin huddles on the bus to Matamoras? The day our class rings arrived? The varsity winning five consecutive games in our senior year? Lillian's problems trying to keep the treasurer's accounts balanced? When some of the boys tried western sheriff tactics on an eighth grader? The time the biology books disappeared? When our freshman girls took limburger cheese to home economics class? The series of explosions that went off in senior math class? Ask l-larry! When Joan fainted in bookkeeping class? How Patsy was always laughing? The success of our 51033. 42 magazine sale? Albert running around with his jacket on backwards? The large French Ill class? The time the test tube blew up in chemistry? Mr. Mankiewitz's original little sayings? The eraser and chalk fights? The problems the typing students had figuring out their speed test scores? Pete l-Ierguth's and John Stasa's love for basketball? When Carolyn was walking around with crutches? The time Inez and Joan took off to go to the hairdressers? How excited we got whenever Washington was mentioned? The fun we had at Grace's birthday party? Our senior Halloween dance? Robert Murphy being so quiet in all our classes? The shorthand students working in various offices in town on Tuesdays? The Four Flunks or I don't know kids in the corner of biology class? The day the oil burner blew up and dust flew in all directions? When we were prevented from having any activities and why? All the fun we had in Room 11? The shorthand and bookkeeping classes with Miss Simpson? When Jack was in the hospital? The fun we had on the bus ride to Matamoras classes? The time the door knob was taken off the door to Room 11? The way our class always got things done on time? The time some of us skipped Latin class? The study halls with Mr. Groff? The day Grace fainted in math class? The time Louise's blouse blew out of the bus? Our biology classes with Mr. Cramer? The long talks Lillian, Cecile, and Arline had in study halls? All the trouble we had naming our yearbook? Anita's and Patsy's abilities tn shorthand and typing? The discussions we had in English class? The fun we had at our Junior supper? Those biology trips, especially the one to Pinchot's? All the assistance we received from Miss Hankins in our activities? The fun we had making this yearbook? A Q N14 ms 3 LEA S25 is A ew 35. 'ww 3 ' , 255: R132 ' H7 - f-tif 64' e Hharaclcrisiics MARY ANCHEL is well-mannered and has the poise necessary to be successful. With practical pranks afoot all the time, you can be sure TOMMY BRUCHER knows something about them. Tom was voted Best Dressed. GRACE CROSBY, pianist and songstress, always willing to give advice fto the lovelornp isn't happy un- less she is worrying about something, ANITA DAMMANN voted Nicest Personality is always neat and trim with a smile on hand to greet you. She is never too busy to help a fellow classmate. When you hear a Woody Woodpecker laugh and see a tall blonde coming your way, you can be sure it's ALBERT DEGEN. ARTHUR ERICKSON, class clown, seldom found time to study. His first choice for a hobby is teasing. HARRY FELDMAN, the wise -cracking Shoholaite, is a peace-loving fellow who makes friends easily. A fair complexion, lovely red hair, and expressive eyes spell PEGGY FISHER. Peggy was voted Best Looking, Best Dressed, and Most Popular. DONNA JEAN HANNA, the tall red head with the winsome smile and soft-toned voice, has been one of our best basketball players. PETE HERGUTH'S gentle footsteps have vibrated the building for four years and his booming voice has often betrayed him in a quiet study hall. EVELYN HERR, whose main weakness is talking, is a typical country girl with a great love for horses. CAROLYN HOMMEL, voted Best Athlete, is a girl who lives dangerously and seems to thrive on trouble. PAUL KLEINSTUBER with his dry humor and whimsical smile is sure to go places. Paul was chosen Most Popular, Nicest Personality and Best Disposition. JOAN KNEALING is a loyal friend and her blushes have made her fun to tease. HAROLD LAUER is generally quiet but his quick temper and 6'4 height have made him conspicuous in our group. TOMMY McKEAN'S quiet way and consideration of others are some of the features that make him an outstanding person in the senior class. BOB MILLER, who is known as Duckstamp to many, has a certain wit which makes him popular in any group. BEVERLY MYERS is quiet and surrounded by an air of mystery. We are constantly trying to figure out what deep thoughts are hidden by her reticence. PATSY MYERS, our very efficient secretary, noted for her explosive disposition, has enjoyed being teased by the senior boys from Dingman's. ROBERT MURPHY, tall, studious, and energetic, is known for his quietness. The boy who is having trouble getting on his feet is PETE NEARING, but like the fable of the hare and the tortoise, he will win the race in life. SHEILA ORBEN, another red head, has a fine singing voice and her love of outdoors makes her a fine Companion. Whenever there is a heated discussion going on in the homeroom, look for BOB ORDING, and if one lingers long enough Bob is sure to tell you a joke. JACK PICKETT can laugh his way out of any difficult situation. His good looks and nice personality ex- plain his popularity. 'Calling Dr. Prehn --This is not a joke with LILLIAN 'S intelligence and charm. She has the right qualities for a successful doctor. 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Mary, when she isn't working in her office, is helping out at the local youth center, which is under the supervision of Harry Feldman. While glancing through our local paper I noticed that a plane went down in Africa. Listed among the passengers was Jack, who is now a big-game hunter and a famous explorer, and Bob Murphy, who as you know, is working on the plans for a space-ship to the moon. The hostess was cited for her courage in keeping the passengers calm. Believe it or not, Peggy was the hostess. I was turning the page when I noticed a picture of Lillian. She has discovered a positive cure for polio. In the next column was Cecile's name. She is a medical secretary at Johns Hopkins Hospital in New York. Glancing over the sports page I noticed that Pete I-Ierguth, center of the famous New York Knick's basketball team, scored over 125 points in last night's game at the garden. Also shown was the score of the final game of the U. S. Invitational basketball tournament for high school teams. The winner was the Delaware Valley Joint High School teams, ably coached by John, Last year, as you may remember, this same team was the runner-up. The school's girls' team, coached by Carolyn, was the winner in the State finals. I received a letter from Tom Brucher yesterday. He invited me to visit him. He wanted to come to Milford, but his job as co-director of forest conservation at Yellowstone National Park with Bob Miller keeps him busy. If I go, I want to stop at one of the many garages owned by Pete Nearing. I might even run into Bob Ording, who is one of Pete's best mechanics. I might even go over the new super highway from New York to San Francisco which was built by the Degen Diggers, Inc. While watching television the other night, I saw Arthur Erickson, who is the top announcer on radio and TV. He announced the runners-up in the contest for housewives. They were Grace, Shirley, Beverly, Evelyn, Inez, and Joan. The winner will be announced tomorrow night. Arthur also had a guest on one of his programs. She is a nurse in Pike County and has traveled over 60, 000 miles to visit patients. She is none other than Arline. Next time you are in this part of the country, I'11 show you around. One of the main points of interest is the McKean ranch, which is the largest dairy and beef ranch in the state. Well, I have to go now. Sheila wants me to put the kids to bed. Your good friend, Paul K. v 661464 . 5 J Yulzzars -f R ' Qi First row: Lindemann, Lutfy, Neuman, Malhame, Mrs. Pickwell, Myer, Van Lierde, Gilliland, Smith Findlay. Second row: Stark, Root, Antener, Moran, Arndt, Aselford, Klaer, Winfield, Grinzi, Kurtz, Ambler, Third row: Sadler, Kyle, Maas, Doyle, Schleutermann, Rosencrance, Dubois, Anchel. Absent: Ridley. President ---- - - BARBARA MALHAME Vice President - - - - - GREGORY MYER Secretary - - - - - KAY NEUMAN Tl'e3Sl-IIC! ' ' -' - -MARCEL VAN LIERDE Ql1I1l1l'llI,ll'1fl0 ff 3,9 ,jig First row: Lawton, Fleming, Geiger, Kleh, Gregory, Miss Denver, Chant, Stroyan, Oelkers, D6Vrie8, LaBar, Miesner. Second row: Mosteller, Middaugh, Hipsman, Bruce, Gilpin, Howey, Michell, Helms, Snyder, Smith, Hoegger, Miller, Myer, Kipp, Third row: Williams, Supplee, D. Myer, Muller, Nz-12' Weber, Prigge, Spidalieri, Kircher, Sebring, Doyle. Absent: Schields. .,-731' , be , G r Qiqizrisff-if? ' ?resl1me11 L-:fr '- dit' First row: Crawford, Miller, Talbot, Gatzke, Mr. Wells, Doty, Arndt, Devereaux, Smith, Buddenhagen. Second rowi Findlay, Fruchtnicht, Wagner, McKean, Poitz, Haskins, Iaeckel, MacGregor, Assmus. Third row: Greening, Hoffman, McCarthy, Sutphen, Chiovarou, Edraney, Rootstein, Irvine, Rosen- crance, Lutfv. Absent: Gilliland. Tidlale. Williamsfnirawitz. A ,. A - QU X Mia m 'if.l.Qa,3,,. Slyhtlz First row: Myers, Szabara, Codner, Curtis, Shannon, Mr, Myer, Kircher, Poitz, Fisher, Metz. Sec- ond row: Lawton, Greening, MacGregor, Nearing, Cribby, Geiger, Pearson, Antener, Santos. Third row: Moureaux, R, Hotalen, Smith, Fisher, Supplee, Myers, Harjes, Snyder, Findlay, W. Hotalen. Absent: Gentes, Maguire, Seventh First row: Meisenhelder, LaBar, Neuman, Cicerone, Mr. Davies, Crellin, Nearing, Haskins, Codner Crepeau, Second row: Aselford, Mulhauser, Hilliard, Ridley, James, Axt, Lopez, Gilpin, Krawitz, Strohl, Snyder, Third row: Edraney, Aspinwall, Weber, Canouse, Gardner, L. Helms, P. Helms, Kiger, Huss, Schouppe, Kleh. Absent: Kurtz, Root, Beers, Reser, White. 9 ,,14cZ'2ifi?fZ1- Wlverlcadcrs Peggy Fisher, Audubon Winfield, Kitty Klaer, Elsie Kurtz, Kathleen Ambler, Karen Klaer. Baseball Kathleen Myer. Mascot First row: Williams, L. Doyle, Lutfy, Stasa, Anchel, Kyle, Dubois, Feldman. Second row: Mr, Prezelski, Miller, T. Doyle, Weber, Rosencrance, Myer, Gregory. Uamera 61110 First row: LaBar, Neuman, Santos, Herguth, Anchel, Mr. Davies, Hommel, Feldman, Fisher, Myer, Miesner, Second row: Cicerone, C. Codner, James, Axt, Supplee, McCarthy, Ording, McKean, Gardner, Moureaux, J. Codner, Antener, Nearing. ' Eharus '1 Kneeling: Geiger, Fisher, Fleming, Hipsman, Doty, Miller, Nearing, Cicerone, Krawitz, B. Lawton, B, LaBar, L. LaBar, Mulhauser, S. Aselford, I. Gilpin. First row: Middaugh, Malhame, Grinzi, Kleh S. Gilpin, A. Arndt, Haskins, Michell, Crawford, Klaer, Winfield, Prehn, Lindemann, Miesner, Gilli land, Myer, Knealing. Second row: Stroyan, Hoegger, E. Smith, James, Herr, P. Myers, Hanna, L. Poitz, Crosby, M. Poitz, Howey, J, Arndt, Wendt, Hommel, D. Aselford, Lopez, Metz, Pearson, R. Lawton, G. Myers. Third row: Smith, Findlay, Root, Nearing, Williams, Feldman, Sadler, Dubois, Rosencrance, Herguth, Mr. Wells, Pickett, Erickson, Kyle, Myer, Brucher, Hotalen, Ambler, Stark, Ridley, Kurtz. Saigon 611111 Front to back: Muhlhauser, Metz, Crepeau, Smith, Miss Denver, Devereaux, Crawford, Left to right: Root, Buddenhagen, Hipsman, Strohl. Absent: Herr, Reser, Myers. y, 15,0144 sg' - S .js i 'l6: Y. A Kneeling: Neuman, S. Nearing, K, Nearing, Cicerone, First row: Van Lierde, Earnest, Williams, M. Axt, Steiner, V. Moureaux, Lopez, Ridley, Miller, Jones, Perry, Smith, Crellin. Second row: Moore, Kleh, W. Hotalen, James, Hipsman, Wilckens, Crosby, Dammann. Gilliland, Pearson, C. Moureaux, Gatzke, P. Axt, Third row: Mosteller, Dubois, J, Rosencrance, Myers, Maas, Mr. Wells, Schleutermann, Ancnel, Edraney, R. Hotalen, F. Rosencrance, ,faurrzahsm Klub Seated: I. Arndt, Hanna, Myers, A. Arndt, Dammann, Neuman, Lindemann, Stark. Standing: D Aselford, Mrs. Pickwell, Doty, Knealing, Moran, McKean, S. Aselford, -Absent: Krawitz. First row: E. Smith, Hoegger, Haskins, Murphy, Wendt, Lauer, Brucher, Findlay, Winfield, Kleh Geiger. Second row: Miller, Fleming, DeVries, Stroyan, Williams, Roe, Miss Hankins, Gilpin, Michell, Helms, Snyder, M. Smith, Third row: Lutfy, R. Miller, Stasa, Pickett, Maas, Chant, Schleutermann, Degen, Nearing, Iaeckel, Greening, MacGregor. Absent: Gilliland, Ridley, Dramzgiics glllb First row: Gilliland, Malhame, Bruce, Fisher, Orben, Mrs. Metz, Dubois, Ambler, Klaer, Kurtz. Second row: Antener, Miller, Poitz, Wilckens, Grinzi, Krawitz. Third row: Van Lierde, Irvine, Anchel, Sadler, Doyle, J, Rosencrance, Kleinstuber, Myer, Erickson, F. Rosencrance, Oelkers. junior fhkfdflbll ' . x0 First row: Shannon, Fruchtnicht, Van Lierde, Jaeckel, Rosencrance, Helms, Assmus, Gatzke, Canouse, Oelkers. Second row: Antener, Miller, Kleh, Gilpin, Orben, Edraney, Ambler, Hanna, K. Myer, Fleming, Aselford, C. Miller, Smith, Hoegger. Third row: Neuman, Stroyan, Snyder, Codner, Kircher, D. Myer, Muller, Maas, Spidalieri, Miss Hankins, Poitz, Howey, Michell, Haskins, Deveraux, Geiger. Absent: Chant. M Made! Airplane Klnb First row: Santos, Shannon, Fruchtnicht, Mr, Myer, Geiger, Curtis, Hotalen, Weber. Second row: Talbot, Edraney, Schouppe, T. Snyder, R, Snyder, Haskins, Greening, Huss. Third row: MacGregor Helms, Supplee, Myers, Harjes, Cribby, Canouse. Absent: Tisdale, Dancing 611112 First row: Myers, R. Lawton, Pearson, Howey, Prehn, Mr. Scott, Crosby, Poitz, Gilpin, B. Lawton, LaBar, Second row: Meisenhelder, Hilliard, Nearing, Mosteller, Kipp, Hotalen, Lopez, Ridley, Szabara. Absent, Williams, Maguire, Root. Sparta Klub 4 2 ?r , S Q First row: Assmus, Lutfy, Spidalieri, Doyle, Kyle, Mr. Prezelski, Myer, Muller, Williams, Kleh, Crellin. Second row: Gregory, Gatzke, Aspinwall, Hoffman, Kiger, Wagner, Fisher, D. Findlay, D. Kircher, W. Findlay, Third row: Sutphen, Chiovarou, C. Kircher, Prigge, Weber, Sebring, Edraney, Helms, Smith, Absent: Kurtz. Rootste in, WM? 6 'K-4,xQkjQUwf-.Af , V ,sn Y v5'f'f'7 'r 1 L 'h iefff.g'1,5:- ,.', ' -- -:-efpegg W 1 ,,',,r,'e f 'L ,,r' 1 . 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