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PENN ALMA 1943 Tenth Annual Edition Published May, 1943 by the Senior Class Mt. Penn High School Mt. Penn, Pennsylvania Alma Mater Proudly waves old Mount Penn's Emblem: Black and Orange Fair! Floats triumphant in the breezes. No dishonor there. Student days have fondest mem'ries: Comrades here we stand As our troth to Alma Mater Pledge we hand in hand. From thy halls, dear Alma Mater, We, at length, must part, But.thy mem'y shall not perish From a student's heart. Far away on life's broad highway All shall fortune try; Still our loving hearts shall cherish Thoughts of Mount Penn High! 1943 Foreword . . . In this, the Penn Alma of 1943, we shall endeavor to enfold and retain a minute part of our Alma Mater. In the future may these memoirs of the Class of Nineteen-hundred Forty-three serve to strengthen the bonds, to revive the associations, and to inspire the ideals of our cherished scholastic careers. Tltnn Alma 1943 Jlenn SUma 1943 Dedication . . . To MISS ELLEN ANDERSON, we the Class of 1943, do respectfully dedicate our yearbook in humble gratitude and inestimable appreciation of her cheerful perseverance, her patience and humor, and her ceaseless efforts in promoting the welfare of our Alma Mater and our class. 1 iemt Atma 943 Contents . . . Administration Seniors Underclassmen Athletics Activities Advertisements 5 ?enn Alma 1943 PENN ALMA STAFF First How: Martin Weisman. art editor; Lee Rush, photography, Robert Mowry. advertising; Irvin Cohen, class treasurer; Harold Boyer, advertising; Richard Gillis. co-editor; Harry Schalck. personals. Second Row: Alice Meier, typist: Elsie Renner, features; Louise Maxymillian. advertising; Emelea Mantis, advertising: Virginia Hinkel. typist; Shirley Richter, features; Margaret Bernsau. features; Mildred Zilles. personals; Barbara Zellers, patrons. Third Row: Marcus Claster, class president; John Zeock. class vice-president; Robert Seidel, advertising; Bettina Diener, business manager-, Marilyn Grube, art editor; Janet Conrad, personals; Virginia Woerle, sports; Janet Kuersten, co-editor; Mary Jane Herbein; personals; Pauline Brill, typist; LeRoy Weidner, features; Charles Keller, circulation. Aiding the twenty-five regular members of the Penn Alma staff were the four officers of the Class of '13. Ttena Alma STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: reading left to right: Pat Binkley, Lucia Kessler, Barbara Corbin, Virginia Woerle, Janet Kuersten, Virginia Miller, Barbara Smith. Standing: James Carr, pfield, Louis Cohen, William Gillis, James Eaton, John Leinbach, Marcus Claster, Robert Koch, Paul Ward. MR. STUTZMAN Advisor MARCUS CLASTER President The Student Council serves as a mediating body between our faculty and students. Composed of a boy and a girl representative from each class, this governing organization endeavors to promote school spirit, provide assembly entertainment, sponsor dances, and respond to suggestions from students for improvements in the school. Possessing legislative and judicial powers the Council strives to give each student a recognized voice in the affairs of Mt. Penn High School. ROBERT KOCH Vice-President VIRGINIA WOERLE Secretary-Treasurer 1943 BOARD OF EDUCATION Top row: Thomas K. Leinbach, Ernest L. Barth, W. Ralph High. Bottom row: Edwin F. Palm, Fred A. Howard, William H. Bernsau. The Board of Education of the Mount Penn School District is headed by Mr-Fred. A. Howard, president, and Mr. William H. Bernsau, vice-president. Mr. Ernest L. Barth, acts as treasurer and Messrs. W. Ralph High and Thomas K. Leinbach are the remaining members of the board. The secretarial work is done by Mr. Edwin F. Palm. Tlenn A£ma 1943 The immediate and all-consuming task confronting us is to win this war. Some of you will go forth to serve in our Armed Forces. I am confident that you will follow the superb example of those from Mt. Penn High School who have preceded you. It is my earnest prayer that the day of victory be not far off, and that, the war task accomplished, you may return to your chosen pursuits of a pleasanter life. It is to this day, and the work then waiting to be done, that you must and shall look forward. Your opportunity for service will be unlimited, the possibilities of achievement undreamed of. I am certain that you will rise to the challenge. Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1943. ROSCOE H. WARD Ttenn Aima FACULTY 1943 CARRIE E. BABB Social Studies ELLEN ANDERSON Laic, Bookkeeping, Typing, .Salesmanship Li.S. Bloomsburg Teachers College. Columbia Un i varsity. “Instruction does not prevent waste of time or mistakes; mistakes are often the best teachers of all.” RALPH S. DICKERS1N Printing Reading High School, I. T. U.. Indianapolis, Indiana “Sacred to the memory of printing, the art preservative of all arts.” B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College. M.A. Teachers College. Columbia University. “The historian is a prophet looking backwards.” Tt nn Alma 1943 FACULTY ADA E. GOSSLER Social Studies B.A. Albright College. University of Pennsylvania. “Happy is a nation without a history. MIRIAM G. GRIESEMER Health, Physical Education B.S West Chester Stale Teachers College, Albright College. “Nothin great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” EVELYN M. HAAG Art and Crafts B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College. “Art hath an enemy called ignor- P,e in A£ma 1943 FACULTY ANGELA HOUSEAL Shorthand, Typing B.S. Temple University. “We must not contradict but instruct him that contradicts us ” WILLIAM L. JAMES Mathematics, Science E S. BLoomsburg State Teachers Coliege. M.Ed. Pennsylvania State College. “There are few people who pursue sciences with true dignity.” “Who climbs the grammar tree, distinctly knows where noun, and verb, and participle grow. Tienn Alma LOUISE KELLER Latin, English B.S. Albright College. 1943 FACULTY ELISABETH KEELING Focal Altaic B.S. Ithaca College. ‘Though music oft hath such a charm to make bad good, and provoke to harm.” JOSEPH J. LARSON Social Studies B.S. Pennsylvania State College. Columbia University. “Democracy is on trial in the world on a more colossal scale than ever before.” ANNA E. LEVAN Iloiuc Economics B.S. Albright College, Pennsylvania State College. “Gather up the fragments that remain that nothing be lost.” Tltrui Atvria FACULTY 1943 ELVA I). LUDWIG l.'.brarhn, English B.S. Millersville Stale Teachers College. Duke University, Pennsylvania State College. There is no past, so long as books shall live!” WILLARD MUSSER Instrumental Music B.S. Ithaca College. “Music is the universal language of mankind.” EMMA .1. REINBOLD English B A. Lebanon Valley College. Pennsylvania State College. “Literature is the thought of thinking souls.” Tlenn Alma 1943 FACULTY JOHN H. SEIFARTH Industrial Arts B.S. Pennsylvania State College. “Let a man practice the profession he best knows!” J. LLOYD SHARETTS biology, Chemistry, Physics, Science B.S, M S. Gettysburg College. “Science, when well digested, is nothing but good sense and reason.” R. STUART STUMP Advanced Mathematics B S. Juniata College, Temple University. “Mathematics, the trunk of the tree of knowledge.” Jlenti Alma FACULTY 1943 I LOYD L. STUTZMAN German, French, Spanish F. A., M.A. Gettysburg College. “Language is a city to the building of which every human being brought a store.” J. NORMAN TAYLOR Easiness English, Office Practice, Consumer'} Math, Junior linsincss Training B S. University of Pennsylvania. Temple University, Pennsylvania State College. “Business—the life-blood of civilization, the basis of art, culture and daily life.” JACOB I). WENTZEL English E.A Franklin and Marshall College, M.A. Columbia University. “Literature is an avenue to glory, even open for those ingenious men who are deprived of honors or of wealth.” £e m Alma 1943 FACULTY DAVID S. ZIMMERMAN Health. Physical Education B S. East Stroudsburg Teachers College; m Ed. Temple University. ‘ Opposition embitters the enthusiast but never converts him.” MEMBERS OF FACULTY SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES n PRIVATE JOSEPH EVANCHO. U. S. A. at present stationed at FortBelvair, Virginia. Private Evancho is our former arts and crafts instructor. m SERGEANT JOHN TYNDALL ICE, U.S.A. now a member of the 315th Infantry Band at Camp Blanding, Florida. Sergeant Ice was director of instrumental music in our school before his induction last year. Tlenn Atma Seated: Agnes Martin. Standing: John Zeock, Marcus Claster, Irvin Cohen. Class Flower: Red Rose and Baby's Breath. Class Motto: Do what's right, come what may. Class Colors: Maroon and Steel. 9,enn Alma 1943 KATHERINE VIRGINIA ALBRIGHT 2210 Ferkiomen Avenue Ml. Penn Commercial Play Committee 12; Service Club 12: Civil Service Club 12; Girl Reserves 11, 12; Art Club 11; First Aid Club 10. ‘ Kathie ’. . . blue eyes ... a skating steno . . . ‘ Get what I mean?” . . . annoyed by people who sleep in the movies. CARL AMMON 112 South 20th Street Mt. Penn Academic Basketball 10. 11. 12; Tennis 10. 11, 12; Soccer 11. 12; Track 11. 12; Hi-Y 11. 12; Home Room Treasurer 12; Fenn Alma: Senior Dance Committee; Senior Hay Committee. Model Airplane Club 11. 12; Interclass Soccer 10; Hall Monitor 12. “Ammon” . . . Logan’s . . . “Are you kidding?” . . . sense of humor . . . zoot suit... tricky and agile on the basketball floor. RICHARD ARNOLD 33 South 23rd Street Mt. Penn Commercial Bi nd 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10; Night of Mu-ic; Junior Class Treasurer; Inter-c ass Basketball 12; Dramatics Club; Dance Orchestra 12; Junior Class Committee; Senior Assembly. ‘‘Nook” . . . Marine Paratroops . . . “Hello, little girl!” . . . solid sax player . . crew cut. Tlettn Alma 1943 DAVID PIERCE BECHTEL 42 West 33rd Street Reiffton si cadem ic Senior Chorus 11, 12; Senior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Hi-Y 12; Home Room President 10, 11; Athletic Club. “George” . . . long, black, wavy hair . ‘‘Hannv thoiurht”. . . Reiffton Fire MARGARET I. BERNSAU 2517 Cumberland Avenue Mt. Penn Academic National Honor Society 11, 12; Girl Reserves 11. 12; Girl Reserve Vice-President 12; Senior Chorus 10. 11; Alvin Kemp Night of Music 10. 11; Penn Post 11, 12; Penn Alma; Eastern District Band 12- Science Contest 12; Senior Band ; Assistant Manager of Basketball Team 11; Manager ol Basketball Team 12; Typing Club 11; Junior Red Cross 11, 12; Junior Play Frompter: Interclass Basketball 10; Dance Orchestra 12; Operetta 10. “Mig” . . . always busy . . . “Are you kidding?” ... future Madam Curie . . . rare laugh . . . good student. RUTH BINGAMAN Esterly Academic Gil l Reserves 11, 12; Junior Play Usher; Class Motto Committee 12; Stamp and Bond Club 12; Sub Deb Club 10; Junior Red Cross 11; Aviation Mathematics 12. “Bingy” . . . timid . . . “Oh, brother” ... good math student.. . plans going to college . . . woman driver. Tietin Atma 1943 LLOYD KITTING Reiffton Commercial Model Building Club 10; Junior Dance Committee; Senior Class Committees; Hall Monitor 12. “Juzy’ . . . doughnuts in bookkeeping class ... Sinking Spring (?) Arena . . . “Hi-ya Jazz!” . . . Marine Corps. NANCY LOUISE BODEY 615 North 25th Street Pennside Commercial Motto Committee 12; Art Club 11: Sub Deb Club 12; Girl Reserves 11. 12; Junior Play; Junior Red Cross 11; Commencement Usher 11; Interclass Basketball 12; Hall Monitor 12; Fenn-sidc Parrot 10; Home Nursing Course 12, Senior Chorus 12. “Nance” . . . secretary . . . jokes . . . never a jitterbug . . . “Thrilling isn’t it!” . .. remember her black face in the Junior Play?” Athletic Club 11; Girls Athletic Association 12. Budget Committee 12. “Mimmie” . . . secretary . . . “Jumping Jupiter” . . . Bob’s Service Station . . . “Shorty” . . . dislikes catty people. m A MILDRED ROONE Stonersville Commercial Tlerui Ltma 1943 HAROLD EDWIN ROYER Esterly Academic Interclass Basketball 10; Band 11. 12; Penn Alma; Junior Class Hat Committee; Senior Chorus 12; Christmas Assembly 12; Soccer 11, 12; Baseball 11. 12: Hi-Y 12; Homeroom President 12; Senior Dance Committee; Hall Monitor 12 “Hal” . . . school printer . . . “Hi-ya Sugar” . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Baseball star . . . “Phvll.” c: i PAULINE MULL Melrose Avenue Stony Creek Mills Commercial Pennside Parrot 10; Penn Post 11. 12; Penn Alma; Interclass Sports 11. 12; Girl Reserves 11. 12; Sub Deb Club 12j Junior Play Usher; Night of Music Usher 11; Senior Play Committee; Cheerleader 10, 11. 12; Junior Red Cross 11; Home Nursing Course 12; Hall Monitor 12; Homeioom Secretary 12. “Brill” . . . “You’re not lying!” . cheerleader . . . skater deluxe . . petite ... Yorgey’s. NED Bl UPHILL 42 West 33rd Street ReifTton General Aeronautics Club 12; Track 11. “Ned” ... cropped curly hair... Uncle Sam's Navy . . . “Are you kidding, Bub? . . . spends long hours at the fire hall 7!enn Alnux 1943 LE GRAND E. BUSH , 505 Hill Avenue Fennside Academic Penn Alma; Hi-Y 12; Stage Crew 11, 12: Science Contest 12; Recreational Math Club 12; President, Radio Club 11; Hall Monitor 12; Assembly 10; Operetta 10. ‘‘Lee” . . . radio engineer . . . drums . . . the mind intrigues him . . . man oi many moods . . . sleek. HAZEL DOROTHY CALDEN 3503 Circle Avenue Reiffton Academic Girl Reserves 11; Senior Dramatics Club 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. ‘’Hazy” . .. future reporter . . . genius on the loose . . . clever actress . . . Heberling’s candy counter . . . rare sense of humor. RICHARD CHRISTMAN 1971 Woodvale Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Band 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 11; Dance Orchestra 12; Track 10. 11; Hi-Y 12; Typing Club 11; Model Airplane Club 12; Night of Music 11; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Homeroom Vice-President 10. Chris” . . . forest, field and stream . . . “That's solid, . . . candidate for the best-dressed . . . cornet . . . we'll know him as a forest ranger. enn Atrna 1943 MARCUS H. CLASTER 602 N. 25th Street Fennside Academic Pennside Parrot 10; Penn Post 11, 12; Student Council 11; President of Student Council 12; Senior Chorus 11; Cantata 11; Junior Pla}'; Senior Flay; Operetta 11; Varsity Basketball 10. 11; Basketball Captain 12; Senior Class President; Tennis 11; Interclass Soccer 11; Inter-clas? Bareball 11; Class Hat and Emblem Committee 11; Typing Club 11. ‘‘Marc” . . . Class President '43 . . . “Oh-h-h these guys!” . . . versatile . . . Captain of the basketball squad ... a knack for clothes . . . usually busy in one way or another (?). JANET CONRAD 2302 Grandview Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Pageant Committee 12; Senior Play; Junior Play: Dramatics Club 12; Penn Alma; Debating Team 11. 12; Girl Reserves 11. 12, Fan American Club 11; Math Club 10; Latin Club 10; Tennis 10; Basketball 10. ‘‘Connie” ... an old hand at debating . .. friendly ... ‘‘I keep telling myself” . . . the study of plastics intrigues her .. . dislikes (?) darkness. IRVIN COHEN 334 Carsonia Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Basketball Manager 10; Junior Varsity Basketball 11; Junior Varsity Soccer 11; Varsity Basketball 12; Varsity Soccer 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11; Senior Class Treasurer; President Stamp and Bond Club 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Interclars Soorts 10. 11; Junior From Committee; Penn Post 11. 12. “Jrvie” . . . varsity man . . . “Now, let’s talk about you” . . . sport clothes ... girls . . . short and brief. Alma 1943 VIRGINIA COSBY 503 Hill Avenue Pennside Commercial Girl Reserves 11. 12; Sub Deb Club; 12; Junior Play Usher: Class Flower Committee 12- Penn Post 11. 12; Homeroom Secretary 11; Junior Play Com- mittee. ••Jinny” .. . always full of pep and fur ... sweater girl. . . imagine her spending an evening alone (?)... jitterbug. PAULINE DAUTRICH Stony Creek Mills Academic Cirl Reserves 11. 12: Junior Play Usher; Senior Play Usher; Home Nursing Course 12; Hall Monitor 12; Sub Deb Club 12; Typing Club 11: Junior Dance Committee; Aviation Math Class 12. “Dubby” . . . special walk . . . “Come now!” . . . Air hostess . . . hates to come into a movie in the middle of the picture. DOROTHY DENGLER 2458 Perkiomen Avenue Mt. Penn Commercial Interclass Basketball 11; Civil Service Club 12; Assembly 12. “Dot” . . . defense worker . . . red hair . . . “Hello Pioface!” . . . never does homework . . . quiet. Tien ft Atm,a 1943 UKTTINA 1UENEK Stony Creek Mills Commercial Pennside Parrot 10; Gym Club 11; Civil Service Club 12; Penn Alma. ‘‘Betty” . . . conscientious . . . dependable . . . enjoys a good joke . . . blond hair . . . someone’s secretary EMMY HELEN DKAUDT 235 Lake Avenue Reiffton Academic Stamp and Bond Club 12; Girl Reserves 11.12: Junior Play Usher; Senior Dramatics Club 11; Junior Red Cross 11; President; Sub Deb Club 10; Fashion Club i0. “Butch” . . . never quiet in class . . “Are you speaking to I?” . . . trip to California . . . spasms of laughter. EDWARD DRUSCHEL Birdsboro R. D. No. 2 Academic Band 10. 11. 12: Recreational Math Club 12; Hall Monitor 11. 12; Homeroom Fresident 11; Senior Chorus 11; Night cf Music 11; Cantata 11. “Ed” . . . “Rot-Kopf” . . . “Yike!” . . . vocabulary in German . . . aeronautics. Tltnti Attna 1943 ETHEL IRENE EHRING Myrtle Avenue Stony Creek Mills Commercial Home Room Committee 11; Civil Service Club 12; Refreshment Committee 10. “Ethel” . . . “Go on” . . . curlers . . . Oley .. . bookkeeping. DORIS LOUISE FASIC 2450 Grandview Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Homeroom Secretary 11; Senior Dramatics Club 11. 12; Service Club 11. 12; Senior Chorus 12; Library Assistant 11. 12; Junior Play; Senior Play. “Doris” . . . Journalist . . . “Relax, relax” . . . Ed . . . guardian of the library . . . bright eyes. HANNAH W. FICK Stony Creek Mills Commercial Civil Service Club 12; Tnterclass Soccer 11. “Hannah” . . . that outstanding penmanship . . . quiet and reliable . . . dislikes gossip . . . secretarial work . . . “No kidding!” Venn At ma 1943 MILDRED ANNABELLE FISCUS Birdsboro Commercial Newspaper Club 10; Alvin Kemp Night of Music 10; Chorus 10; Fashion Show 10; Gym Club 11; Interclass sports 11. 12; Junior Dance Committee; Girls’ Athletic Association 12- Senior Play Committee: Penn Alma. “Milly” . . .peppy . . . “No hay!” . . . always looking forward to meal time . . . cheering at basketball games . . . unfriendly with mice. HERBERT G. FISHER Stony Creek Mills General Hunting and Firhing Club 11; Athletic Club 10. “Herb” . . . silent, mysterious, but friendly . . . “Get out of here, you jerk” . . . frequent car trouble (?)! ... future draftsman. BETTY CAROLYN GEIGER Esterly Commercial Gym Club 10, 1!: Girls Athletic Association 12; Chorus 10; Interclass Basketball 11, 12; Intercla-s Soccer 11. 12. “Gig” . . . rare laugh . . . “That’s no sense!” . . . usually late for school . . . binchroGm chatter . . . stenographer . . . long hair. Venn Alma 1943 RICHARD EDWIN GILL1S 2 Earle Gables Mt. Penn Academic Editor, Penn Post 12; Co-editor, Penn Alma; Penn Fost 10. 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Debating Team 11. 12; Junior P’ay; Senior Play; Oratorical Contest 11; Homeroom Treasurer 11; Hall Monitor 11, 12; Hi-Y 12; Service Club 10. 11, 12; Student Manager. Service Club 11. 12; Secretary. Hunting and Fishing Club 11; Pan American Club 11; B. S. A. Gold Quill Award 12; News Hawks Club 12; Essay Contest 11; Junior Class Committees; Assembly 11; Homeroom Government 10; Press Club 10; Intermural Sports 10; Typing Club 10; Spanish Club 10; Stamp Club 10. “Dick” . . . frequents library and balls “Take it away—I've seen enough!” . . . well-informed . . . future editor of a big-name newspaper . . . Marine. ARLENE GOODHART Stony Creek Mills Academic Gym Club 10. 11; Sub Deb Club 12; Girl Reserves 12; Interclass Sports 12; Hall Monitor 12. “Goody” . . . “Wouldn’t you like to know?” . . . main hall stroller . . . freckles . . . keeps away from wolves. ROBERT GRETH Stony Creek Mills General Home Room Vice-President 12; Interclass Basketball 12; President. Hunting and Fishing Club 11; Junior Dance Committee; Class Vice-Fiesident 10; Basketball 10. “Grethie” . . . Goll’s Gasoline Station . . “Hi-ya Bougie!” . . . the “Chevy” ... future jeep operator. fienti Alma 1943 HENRY GRIFFITH Stony Creek Mills Academic Service Club 11; Interclass Soccer 11: Radio Club 11; Hunting and Fishing Club 11; Athletic Club 10. “Hen’ . .. sleepy .. . walking the halls . . . dislikes homework . . . slicked-down hair. MARILYN LOUISE GRIJBE 2329 Fairview Avenue Mt Pei in Commercial Service Club 10, 11. 12; Penn Alma; Junior Class Committee; Sub Deb Club 12: Senior C lass Committee: Girl Reserves 11, 12. “Mavie” . . . look for her in the arc room . . . ‘‘Oh, come now” . . . long hair . . . future commercial artist . . . dancer. HELEN EDITH HARRISON 210 Penn Terrace Mt. Penn Academic Senior Chorus 10. 11; Service Club 11; Girl Reserves 11. 12; Art Club 11, 12; Typing Club 11; Sub Oeb Club 12- Hall Monitor 12 '‘Helen” . . . good home economist . . . talkative . . . “Good Heavens” . . . friendly smile . . . often seen at Moore’s Restaurant. Ttemi Ahna J 1943 NORMAN HAKTLINE 22 W. 35th Street Reiffton Academic Photography Club 10, 11; Service Club 11; Senior Chorus 12. “Norm” . . . naval officer . . . Rciffton Fire Hall . . . imitation of bass violin . . . Loew’s . . . Mt. Penn's loss is the Navy's gain. M RGUEUITB LA RUE HASSON Esterly Commercial Athletic Club 10: Gym Club 11; Sub Deb Club 12- Interclass Scccer 11. 12; Interchips Basketball 10, 11, 12; Homc-rocm Treasurer 11; Fashion Show 10. “Poochie” . . . Community Hall . . . “Oh, Fiddle!” . . . always chewing gum . . . pleasant smile . . . dislikes conceited people. ARLENE GLORIA HAUDER 3206 Perkiomen Avenue Reiffton Commercial President Athletic Club 10: Gym Club 11; Sub Deb Club 12; Interclass Soccer 11, 12; Interclass Basketball 11, 12. “Leinie” . . . what will she do when gum is rationed? . . . “Himmel” . . . noon gabber . . . office manager . . athletic . . . natural. Tlenn Atma 1943 VIRGINIA HAWK Birdsboro Commercial Track Team 10; Basketball Team 11; Fashion Show 10; Athletic Club 10- Sub Deb Club 12. Ginny” . . . waitress . . . blushes so easily... “Is that so?” .. . bashful. . . RICHARD HEBfiRMNG 18 N. 25th Street Mt. Penn Academic Band 10. 11. 12; Orchectra 10. 11; Activity Orchestra 12; Marching Band 10. 11. 12; Aeronautics Club 12; Model Building Club 11; Eastern Diitrict Band 10. 11. -Mace” . . U. S. Marine . . . “What's up 000?“ .. . eating carrots . . . works in Heberling’s Sweet Shoppe. MARY JANE HERBEIN 624 North 25th Street Pennside Academic Girl Reserves 11. 12; School Paper 10; Penn Post 11. 12; First Aid Club 12; Senior Dramatic? Club 11; Eastern District Orehova 11; Orchestra 11. 12; Alvin Kemp Night of Music 11; Senior Chorus 11. 12; Cantata 11; Operetta 10; Secretary. Glee Club 10; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Junior Flay Ticket Comm ttee; Home Nursing Course 12; Penn Alma; Junior Red Cross 11 Hall Monitor 12. “Mary Jane . . . “Are you kidding? . . . eager for college . . . likes people can take a joke . . . hard worker. Franklin Street Station. Ttenn Atma 1943 WARREN HETRICH Stony Creek Mills Commercial Junior Varsity Basketball 10. 11; Homeroom Vice-President 11; Budget Committee 12; Printing Club 11; Aviation Math Class 12; Civil Service Club 12; Student Council 12. ;Het”... engineer . . . ‘That's a dumb thing to do! . . . conscientious . . . hiking . . . late for classes. LE ROY FABER HILDEBRAND Melrose Avenue Stony Creek Mills Commercial Basketball 10; Soccer 11; Interclass Basketball 11. 12; Interclass Soccer 12: Hunting and Fishing Club 11; News Hawks Club 12. “Baggy” . . in the Navy . . . “What's up Doc?” . . . full of jokes . . . flashy shirts . . . talking in class. SARA ELLEN HIMMELREICH Friedensburg Road Stony Creek Mills Commercial Stamp and Bond Club 12; Interclass Basketball 12; Assembly Program 10. “Sophie” . . . always smiling . . . “That's the way I like it!” . . . plans to he a defense worker . . . enjoys wavy hair. Tlenn Ahna VIRGINIA MALLISSIA HINKEL 2435 Endlich Avenue Mt. Penn Commercial Interclass Sports 10. 11. 12; Orchestra 10, 11; Gym Club 11; Girl Reserves 11. 12; Alvin Kemp Night of Music 11; Penn Post 11. 12; Junior Red Cross 11; Civil Service Club 12: Senior Play Usher; Penn Alma; Hall Monitor 12; Home Nursing Course 12; Senior Dance Committee; Junior Dance Committee. “Chicken” . . . typist . . . “Oh my!” . . . Leroy . . . curly hair . . . dislikes smug people. 1943 ALFRED ERNST ISCHINGER 328 Carsonia Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Homeroom Treasurer 12; Pageant Committee 12; Concertmaster of Orchestra 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Current Events Club 11; Spanish Club 11. “Indian Isch” . . . future DaVinci or Tarkington . . . annoyed by spiders . . . “Oh Joy!” . . . remember his jokes? WILLIAM M. HOFFMAN Stony Creek Mills Commercial Basketball Manager 12; Interclass Basketball 11, 12; Interclass Soccer 12; Junior Varsity Soccer 11; Assistant Basketball Manager 11. “Bill” . . U. S. Merchant Marine . . . “Hey Jose, Was is blose?” . . . Gall's Service Station . .. dislikes girls. 'Penn Atrna 1943 CHARLES S. KELLER 2515 Cumberland Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Aviation Math Class 12. Recreation Math Club 12; Penn Alma; Hall Monitor 11. 12; Electrical Sta.ee Work 10. 11, 12; Debating Team 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11; Interclass Baseball 10. 11; Typing Club 11: Science Contest 12. “Chuck” . . . spends most of his time in shop . . . “Wow!” . . . mathematical wizard . . . excellent student . . . capable, back stage. ANITA A. KENDIG 607 Carsonia Avenue Fennside Academic Senior Play Committee; Hall Monitor 12; Stamp and Bond Club 12; Class Color Committee 11, Junior Play Prompter; Interclass Basketball 11; Glee Club 10. “Netty” . . . chewing gum . . . you'll find her at Keller’s Tea Room . . . “May I help you ?” . . . future Florence Nightingale. ELWOOI) CHARLES KLINE Stonersville Academic P and 10, 11; Homeroom Secretary 11; Printing Club 11; Maiching Band 10, 11; Hall Monitor 12; Night of Music 111 County Chorus 10. “Shorty” . . . Naval Cadet . . . “You aren’t woofin!” . . . Bob’s Service Station . . . short and mighty . . . dislikes silence. Tlenn Aiima 1943 PAUL KNABB Ester ly Academic Homeroom President 12: Soccer 11. 12; Junior Varsity Basketball 12; Baseball 11. 12; Hall Monitor 12; Track 11. 12; Junior Play Ticket Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Printing Club li; Hi-Y 12; Band 10. 11. “Knabby” . . . soccer team . . . that wavy blond hair and friendly grin . . . “O-O-O-H!” . . . track achievements. JANET LOUISE KUERSTEN •107 Carsonia Avenue Pennside Academic Penn Post 11. 12; Senior Chorus 11. 12; Girl Reserves 11; Girl Reserve President 12; Hall Monitor 12; Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council; Student Council 12; Radio Program 10. 12; Junior Play; Senior Play; Penn Alma Co-Editor; Homeroom Secretary 12; Art Club 11: Cantata 11; Assembly 11; Night of Music 11; Fennside Parrot 10; Operetta 10; Interclass Basketball 10; Kutztown Competition 10 “Janet” . . . long eyelashes . . . ouick retorts .. . always a plug for the G. R. . . . “It could be worse—but how?” Tennis Team 11. 12; Hi-Y 12; Debating Team 11; Hunting and Fishing Club 11; Civil Service Club; Homeroom President 10; Senior Class Motto Committee; Hall Monitor 12. “Jack” . . . Some day will visit Egypt . . . jokes . . . “HI tell the world!” . . . late people are a nuisance. Tlenn Mmxx JOHN E. LARKIN 32 North 25th Street Mt. Penn Commercial 1943 BEVERLY IRENE LEIN BACH Esterly Commercial Variety Club 10; Junior Red Cross 11, 12; Gym Club 11; Sub Deb Club 12; Fashion Show 10. “Bev” . . . Community Hall . . . “Art-yon kidding?” . . . tail . . . dimples . . looking forward to California. . . . . . burns midnight oil. (vERALD C. LEINBACH Esterly Academic Aviation Club 12; Aviation Math Class 12; Radio Club 11; Typing Club 11; Model Building Club 10; President, Aviation Club 10. “Mose” . . Chauncey’s Recreation Hall . . . dislikes office work . . . “Forget about it” . . . parachute jumps with an umbrella. JOHN LEINBACH 2235 Perkiomen Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Homeroom President 12; Hi-Y 11. 12; Vice-President Hi-Y 12; Student Council 12; Interclass Basketball 11. 12; Soccer Manager 12. “Little Duck” . . . “That's a heck of a thing!” . . . Big feet and long legs . . . Hardware store. Ttenn Mma 1943 HARRY LESHER Stony Creek Mills Commercial Athletics Club 10; Radio Club 11; Aviation Chib 12. ‘Lesher” ... a conscientious storekeeper . . . “Not bad” . . . hair standing up in the back . . . hangs out at Stick's. LLEWELLYN R. LEVAN Esterly Academic Band 10. 11. 12! Aviation Club 12; Aviation Math Class 12; Typing Club 11; Chorus 10. “Sis” . . . spends his time in the pine woods . . . “Watch out or I’ll club you!” . . . patriotic. VIVIAN HELP LEVAN Esterly Commercial Athletic Club 12; Junior Red Cross 11; Gym Club 11; Fashion Show 10; Interclass Basketball 10; Sub Deb Club 12: Flower Committee 12. “Viv” . . Community Hall . . . “Hello brother!” . . . weakness for blond hair and blue eyes . . . chic . . . friendly smile . . . plans to travel. Alma 1943 RERNICE MAE UNDERMAN Lorane Commercial President, Variety Club 10; Gym Club 11; Inlerclass Sports 11. 12; Sub Deb Club 12; Fashion Show 10. “Lindy” . . . helps keep Beechnut in business . . . “Are you kidding ?” . . . Keller’s Tea Room . . . always smiling .. . expects to see America and foreign lands. EMELEA MANTIS 403 Carsonia Avenue Pennside Academic Girl Reserves Treasurer 12; Homeroom Secretary 12, Aviation Math Class 12; Senior Dramatics Club; Girl Reserves 11. 12; Commencement and Name Card Committee-, Senior Play; Penn Alma; J inior Play; Radio Program 10; Interclass Basketball 10; Usher 10: Operetta 10; Pennside Farrot 10. “Sis” . . . restaurant, manager . . “After all!” . . . perfect hostess . y-a-r-d-s of silver bracelets . . .“That not the way we do it at the Crystal.” AGNES MARY MARTIN 2204 Woodvale Avenue Mt. Penn Commercial Homeroom Secretary 10; Class Secretary M 12; Junior Play; Gym Club 10. 11; Girls Athletic Association 12; Senior Chorus 10 12; Interclass Soccer 10. 11; Cheerleader 11. 12; Girls Varsity Basketball 10. 11, 12; Track 10: Senior Play Usher; Girl Reserves 11, 12; Cantata 10. 11; Hall Monitor 12; Junior Play Committee; Co-Captain Girls Varsity 12 ; Assembly Program 10; Junior Dance Committee: Home Nursing Course 12; Penn Alma: Band and Music Concert 12. “Aggie” . . . typist . . . small . . . “Horrors” . . . Oley line . . . cheerleader . . . husky voice. Tlenti Mma 1943 EUNICE H. MARTZ Jacksonwald Commercial Sub Dob Club 12; Gym Club 11; Track It; Athletic Club 11; Dramatics Club 10; Kutztown Athletic Competition 10. “Pat” . . the girl with the long eyelashes and the Ipana smile ... “You're ugly” . . . she lives on the Jersey sea-coast. LOUISE E. MAXYMILLIAN Stony Creek Mills Commercial Penn Alma. Pennside Farrot 10; Glee Club 10; First Aid Club 10; Hall Monitor 12; Senior Play Committee; Band 11; Senior Dance Committee. “Maxie” . . . Army nurse . . . quick temper . . full of fun . . . Anita . . . Keller’s Tea Room. ALICE ANNA MARIE MEIER 36 S. 22nd Street Mt. Penn Academic Girl Reserves 11.12; Junior Red Cross 11. 12; Service Club 11. 12; Assembly Play 12; Hall Monitor 12; Junior Class Committee; Senior Class Committee; Inter class Soccer 10. 11. 12; Interclass Basketball 10, 11. 12; Civil Service Club 12; Penn Fost 11. 12; Penn Alma. Al” ... Nurse . . . “Boy, that’s neat|” . . . dislikes smart people . . . always on a diet. . . Ruthie’s house. Alma 1943 ROBERT MONVRY 1954 Fairview Avenue Mt. Penn A endemic Pan American Club 10; Golf Team 10; Interclass Sports 10. 11. “Mowry” . . . Mr. Five-by-Five . . blonde .. . YVyomissing.. . gas stamps . . . “Forget about it!” DAVID NE1N 2244 Perkiomen Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Homeroom Vice-President 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Hi-Y Secretary 12; Band 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 10. 11. 12; Band Vice-President 12. “Joe” . . . “Take ’er easy now!” . . . Stop signs and red traffic lights . . . Tice Pharmacy. MARJORIE ODUM 2533 Cumberland Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Interclass Sports 10, 11; Senior Chorus 10. 11; Girl Reserves 11, 12; Sub Deb Club 12: Assembly Play 12; Hall Monitor 12; Junior Play Usher; Red Cross 12: Class Flower Committee 12; Refreshment Committee for Junior Barn Dance.; Service Club 10. 11, 12. “Margie” . .. curly cut. .. “For Pete’s sake” . . . chewing gum . . . mail box . . . receptionist. . . laugh . . . never on time for Home Ec. class. Tletiti Alma 1943 RICHARD PEIFER 415 Carsonia Avenue Pennside Commercial Band 10. 11. 12; Interclass Basketball 11. 12; Interclass Soccer 11. “Pick” . . . spends his time in an easy chair at home . . . future Harry James . . . “Let’s get it before the hoarders JEAN PRICE 230 Laurel Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Hi-Y 12; Junior and Senior Chorus 10. 11. 12; Junior Play; Senior Play; Senior Dramatics Club 10.12; Band 10,11.12; Orchestra 10. 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12; Cantata 1U: Alvin Kemp Night of Music 11; Christmas Play 12; Soccer 11, 12; Jnterclass Sports 11. 12. District Chorus 11: Operetta 10. “Jean” . . . ‘ Give them the eyes!” . . . swell dresser . . . fast car . . . good physique . . . beautiful women. Model Building Club 12; Typing Club 11 • Tennis 11; Hunting and Fishing Club 10. “Nell” . . . short, strong and sporty . . . “Are you kidding?” . . . interested in aviation . .. friendly .. Chauncev’s patron. do1” . . . abhors “wis guys.” NELSON B. RAPP Esterly Academic Tlmn Alma 1943 LEROY CHARLES REIFSNYDER Myrtle Avenue Stony Creek Mills Academic Basketball 10; Interclass Basketball 11, 12; Interclass Soccer 11, 12; Typing Club 11; Hi-Y 12; Senior Class Committed; Stamp and Bond Club 12. “Hoopie” . . . aviator in the Navy . .. “Hi ya. kid” .. . Goll’s Service Station . . . selling bonds and stamps . . . the walk to school is not enjoyed by Hoopie. DOUGLASS K. REED 936 Friedensburg Road Stony Creek Mills Academic Band 11. 12; Stamp and Bond Club 12; Senior Piay: Junior Varsity Basketball 12; Senior Chorus 12; Hi-Y 12; Hall Monitor 12; Typing Club 11; Baseball Manager 11; Intel class Basketball 11; President of Homei oom 11; Soccer 12; Operetta 10; Radio Program 10; Senior Dance Committee. “Doug” . . . lugs a huge trombone case back and forth to school . . . “Oh come now” . . . Pennside store . . . ambition: to own a yacht. ELSIE RENNER Stony Creek Mills Academic Penn Alma: Girls Athletic Association 12: Girls Varsity Basketball 11. 12; Senior Class Committee; Junior Dance Committee; Junior Play Usher; Hall Monitor 12- Girl Reserves 11. 12; mter-class Sports 10. 11. 12; Puppet Club 10; Junior Red Cross 11; Senior Play Committee; Home Nursing Course 12. “Elsie” . . . Nurse . . . “Honest to John!” . . . basketball games (?) “Stocky . . . talking in English Class. Mma 1943 CHARLES DONALD RHOADS 2323 Fairview Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Cantata i 1; Typing Club 11; Senior Chorus 11. 12 Senior Dramatics Club 12; Hall Monitor 12. ‘•Cecil” ... usually found at Pharmacy . . . “Come now” . . . firm believer in less homework . . . detests snobs . . three-foot key chain . . . fondest am- SHIRLEY RICHTER 322 Carsonia Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Track 10; Gym Club 10; Senior Chorus 10. 11. 12. Girl Reserves 11. 12; Girls Varsity Basketball 11, 12; Hall Monitor 12: Senior Play-, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Homeroom Treasurer 12; Cheerleader 12; Penn Post 11. 12; Penn lma: Assembly Program 10; Secretary. Girls Athletic Association 12: Cantata 10. 11, Interclass Sports 10. 11. 12; Operetta 10. “Shur Shur” . . . “Smile when you say that!” . . . college . . . “Act human” . . . Peppy, blonde . . . cheerleading. WILLIAM EDWARD RICHTER 322 Carsonia Avenue Mt. Penn General Senior Chorus 10. 11; Current Events Club 12- Track 10; Hall Monitor 12; Cantata 10. “Budgi” . . . theater manager, someday . . . Majestic . . . “What’s cooking?” . . . talking like Donald Duck . . high pressure salesmanship(?) Tlenn Alma 1943 AILEEN ROSENBAUM 25th and High Streets Pennside Commercial Senior Dramatics Club 12; Senior Chorus 11; Girl Reserves 11. “Baby-Face” . . . dislikes two-faced people . . . haunts the Crystal . . “Stop handing me that line” . . . California is her goal. GEORGE ROTHENBERGER Esterly Academic Band 10. 11; Tennis 11; Typing Club 11; Science Club 12; Interclass Soccer 11. 12; Soccer 12; Night of Music 11. “Shnork” . . . another patron of Chauncey’s . . . aviator . . . tennis star . . . future vet . . . you should hear DONALD S. SAILER 4 Penn Mawi Court Mt. Penn Academic Band 10. 11. 12; Marching Band 10, 11. 12; Tennis 10. 11; News Hawks Club 12; Interclass Basketball 10. 11, 12; Hall Monitor 11. 12; Hi-Y 11. 12; Senior Play; Fenn Post 11, 12. “Bunn” . . . Army(?) . . . “Let us not jest!” . . . back room in the library . . . remember the fit he threw in the senior play? . . . sense of humor . . . class feuds with Zeock. Venn Alma 1943 PAUL EDWIN SAUER Stony Creek Mills Academic Track 10. 11; Basketball 10. 11; Hall Monitor 12; Soccer 12. “Paulie” . . . plans to serve Uncle Sam . . . Gall’s Gas Station . . good sport . . . easy going;. HARRY GEORGE SCHALCK 2414 Wood vale Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Senior Chorus 12; Play Committee 11. 12; Dance Orchestra 12; Pageant Committee 12; Penn Post 11. 12; Junior Dance Committee. Sophomore Hop Committee: Senior Dramatics Club 11. 12; Per.n Alnia; Hall Monitor 11. 12; Interclass Track 10: Typing Club 11;’ Radio Program 12; Hi Y Secretary 12. ‘ Harry” ... red hot . . . poet . . . “One of the people, you know” . . . architect . . . threesome dates. RUTH K. SCHOLL 440 Carsonia Avenue Pennside Academic Softball Team 11; Stamp and Bond Club 12; Bowling Team 11; Assistant Librarian 11. “Ruthie” . . . “Yes, dear” . . . teacher . . . dislikes dancing . . . sports . . . Gates Candy Store. Ttenn Altna 1943 VIRGINIA SCHWARTZ Birdsboro R. D. No. 2 Commercial Basketball Team 11. 12; Girls Athletic Association 12; Athletic Club 10. 11; Track 10. ‘■Jean” . . . efficient bookkeeper . . . “goes steady” with Ginny Hawk . . . never hurries to class. ROBERT R. SEIDEL 26 North 25th Street Mt. Penn Academic Easkot'oall 10, 11. 12; Homeroom President 12; Hi-Y 11. 12; Hi-Y Chaplain 12; National Honor Society 11. 12, Soccer 11, 12; Track 10, 11. 12; Penn Alma; Recreational Math Club 12; Hall Monitor 11. 12; Senior Class Committees; Junior Class Committees; Vice President of Junior Class; Interclass Sports 10; Typing Club 11. “Bob” . . . Pepsodent smile . . . “Oi Gevalt!” . . . corny jokes and fun . . always a gentleman . . . conversa tions in German. CHARLES SHINN 5 Enalich Avenue Mt. Penn Commercial Homeroom Vice-President 12; President Aeronautics Club 12; Photography CJub II- Interclass Basketball 10, II; Cantata 10; Chorus 10. “Shinovitz” . . . “What’s cooking— good looking?” . . . Army . . . Sugar Bowl . . . Irish smile . . . way with girls. Venn Alma 1943 EUGENE A. SHIRK Stony Creek Mills Commercial Boys Athletic Club 11; News Hawks Club !2; Curient Events Club 12. “Shirky” . . . yellow sweater . . . “Momma, that’s solid!” . . annoyed by girls (?)... black Ford . . . active . . . frequently seen in St. Lawrence. GLADYS V. SHURR Birdsboro Commercial Athletic Club 10; Track 10: Gym Club 11; Girls Athletic Association 12; Inter-class Soccer 12; Interclass Basketball 10, 11. 12. “Shurr’ . . . plans to see the world . . . “Are you kidding?” . . . good athleto . . . pleasant . . . quiet . . . mystery girl of the class. PHYLLIS SILVERMAN 4007 Carlisle Avenue Baltimore, Maryland Commercial Senior Chorus 11; Girl Reserves 11. 12; Cantata 11; President. Sub Deb Club 12; Senior Class Committee: Art Club 10; Usher 12. “Phyl” . . . receptionist . . . “No kidding?” . . . Pennside store . . . gorgeous hair, always just so . . . dislikes false rumors. $e m Alma 1943 % JOSEPH ELWOOD SPATZ Jacksonwald Academic Aviatif n Club 11, 12; Model Airplane Club 10. “Dean” . . . strong, silent addition to the class . . . “You see too many movies!” . . . corny jokes . . . he’ll sprout wings with the Army Air Corps. MILDRED JOSEPHINE SPATZ Jacksonwald Commercial Senior Chorus 11, 12; Girl Reserves 11, 12. Senior Dramatics Club 12; Cantata 11; Treasurer, Athletic Club 10; Homeroom President 10; Interclass Basketball 10 11 12; Interclass Soccer 11, 12; Sub Deb Club 10; Alvin Kemp Night of Music 11; Field Day. Chorus 10; Cheer-leading 10. “Jo” . . . full of laughter . . . long blonde hair. . . “You know” . .. travel . . . ambitious ... up on swing. SHIRLEY STAFFORD 2603 Hollywood Court Mt. Penn Academic Girl Reserves 12; First Aid Club 12; Home Nursing Course 12; Winner in Health Essay Contest 12. “Shirl” . . . Mt. Penn Pharmacy . . . never rushes . . . “Well, what do you know?” ... future teacher or librarian . . . Kutztown State Teachers College. Ttenti Mma 1943 RALPH STONE 344 Carsonia Avenue Mt. Penn Commercial Interclass Sports: Soccer 10, 11, 12; J. V. Basketball 10; Varsity Basketball 11. 12; Track 10. 11; Baseball 10, 11. 12; Junior Class President; Band 10; Senior Chorus 10, 11; Junior. Senior Dramatics Oub. “Babe” . . . future undertaker . . . “Now you’re cooking on the front burner!” . . . pegged pants . . . traded sharp “zoot” suit for army “shoot” suit. EUGENE SWAVELY Esterly Commercial Civil Service Club 11. 12; Baseball 10: Vice-President, Athletic Club 10. “Swave” . . . green sweater . . . “Oh, heck” . . . Community Hall . . . annoyed by boys who brag . . . potential Babe Ruth. MARGARET SWEITZER 2622 Perkiomen Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Girl Reserve Secretary 12; Home Nursing 12; Homeroom Secretary 12; Junior Red Cross 11. 12; Junior, Senior Dance Committees; Usher at Junior and Senior Plays; Senior Chorus 10. 11, 12; Sub Deb Club 10: Cantata 11; First Aid Club 12. “Peggy” . . . future nurse . . . “Oh Mamma!” . . . known for her dignified manner and soft smile . . . dislikes stringy hair. Tlenn Aforvx 1943 I.E ROY A. WEIDNER 11 Marshall Avenue Stony Creek Mills Academic Pageant Committee 12; Dance Committee 12; Senior Assembly Committee 12; Penn Alma; News Hawks Club 12; Hall Monitor 11, 12; Senior Chorus 11, 12; Fenn Post 11. 12; Cantata 11; Operetta 10; Pennside Parrot 10; Radio Program 10. 12; Assembly 10; Kutztown Competition 10. “Weid” . .. the hoy who made “boogie-woogie” and “La Conga” w'hat it is today in Mt. Penn . . . “Urghh!!” . . spaghetti and chow mein . . . the “Little Store.” R. WENDELL WARD 2503 Cumberland Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Hi-Y 11. 12; Treasurer of Hi-Y 12; President of Band 12; Band Secretary 11; Rand 10. State Band 12; State Orchestra 10, 12; District Band 10. 11; District Orchestra 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Student Council 10, 11; Vice President. Student Council 10; Debating Team 11. 12; Alvin Kemp Night of Music; Junior Flay; Marching Band 10, 11 12; Homeroom President 10; Dance Orchestra 12; County Essay Contest Winner 11, 12. “Wendell” . . . cornet . . . “Oh come now” . . . Harry James’ fan . . . curly hair . . . Now York City. MARTIN WEISMAN 35 South 23rd Street Mt. Penn General Chorus 10. 11; Stage Scenery 10. 11; Senior Play; Emblem Committee 11; Fenn Alma; Penn Fost 12; Dance Program Committee 11; Play Program Committee. 11, 12. “Marty” . . . women . . . “No kidding” . . . black wavy hair . . . Majestic Theatre artist ... He taught Arthur Murray. Tlenn Aima 1943 HAROLD P. WELLS, Jr. Birdsboro R. D. No. 2 Commercial Dramatics Club 11. 12; Christmas Play 12; Assembly 12; Senior Chorus 11 “Percy . .. spends many hours at the movies ... an actor and an orator . . . remember ‘Ring Out, Wild Bells?” VIRGINIA ELSBETH WOERLE 229 N. 25th Street Mt. Penn Academic Student Council 11, 12; Secretary. Student Council 12; Senior Chorus 10. 11. 12: Basketball 9, 10. 11. 12; Co-Captain Basketball Team 12; Play Usher 11, 12; Cantata 11; Cheerleading 12; Intcrclass Sports 10. 11. 12; Fenn Post 11. 12; Penn Alma-, Homeroom Secretary 11; Junior Class Committees: Senior Class Committees; Girl Reserves 10. 11. 12; Hall Monitor 11. 12; Operetta 10. “Jinny” . . . casual walk . . . adept ball-handler . . . “Isn’t that terrible?” . . . chic clothing . . . unique handwriting. JOHN R. YEICH Birdsboro R. D. No. 2 General Baseball Team 11; Track Team 10. 11; Model Aircraft Club 12; Interclass Sports. “Johnny” . . . chemist... “I yi yi yi” . . . handsome . . . brown eyes . . . and brawn . . . hunting and trapping. . . . future Barrymore. Tlesin Alma 1943 BARBARA JEAN ZELLERS 108 Center Street Mt. Penn Academic Girl Reserves 11. 12; Senior Chorus 11. 12: Debating 11, 12; Home Nursing 12; Senior Dramatics Club; Junior Play Usher; Junior Red Cross 11. 12; Senior Pageant Committee; Tenn Post 11. 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Cantata 11; Junior Class Committee; Hall Monitor 11, 12; Penn Alma. “Bibs” . . . blonde . . . Majestic ... “I wouldn’t put it past you” . . . math wizard . . . independent but friendly. JOHN M. ZEOCK 2413 Cumberland Avenue Mt. Penn Academic Basketball 10. 11. 12; Penn Post 11. 12; Penn Alma; Hall Monitor 11. 12: Hi-Y 11, 12; President of Hi-Y 12; Vice-President of Senior Class; Soccer 11, 12; Typing Club 11; Cantata 11; Interclass Sports 10. 11; Senior Chorus 10. 11. 12; Recreational Math Club 12. “Johnny” . . . engineer . . . “You know” . . . Mace’s . . . varsity basketball . . . jokes . . . nonchalance. BLANCHE ZIEBER Esterly Commercial Sub Defc Club 10; Fashion Show 10; Civil Service Club 12. “Blanche” . . . secretary . . . “Oh, my gosh” . . . enjoys going to the movies . . reserved . . . dislikes dogs. Venn, Airna 1943 MILDRED ZILLES 120 Center Street Mt. Penn Academic Girl Reserves 11, 12; Senior Chorus 11, 12; Homeroom Treasurer 11, 12: Junior Red Cross 11. 12; Penn Post 11, 12; Senior Class Committee; Penn Alma; Cantata 11; Senior Dramatics Club. “Mil” . . . without her the Majestic would close ... friendly and peppy . . . different hair styles . . . future Helena Rubenstein. Tlemi Alma 1943 CLASS WILL Wc. the Class of '43 of Mount Penn High School, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this cur last will and testament in manner following. that is to say: Wc leave Katherine Albright's skating ability to all those who can't stand up on skates. We leave Carl Ammon’s good taste for clothes to the back to nature club.” Dick Arnold’s musical talent goes to Saxie” Hasso Zilles. We hand down David Bechtel’s bass voice to James Michel. We leave Margaret Bernsau’s “Little Ferdie” to brother Bill. We leave Ruth Bingaman’s quietness to Anita Jacobs. To next year’s senior class we leave Lloyd Bitting’s management of good skating parties. Nancy Bodey’s creative art we commit to Mary Lou Godshall. We leave Mildred Boone’s good disposition to all those who feel grouchy.” We leave Harold Boyer’s tuba to anyone with wind enough to play it. Pauline Brill’s muffled sneeze goes to Rita Sergeant. Ned Burchill’s short haircut goes to Carl Boas. We leave Lee Bush’s radio genius to Professor Einstein. To Ilean Freedman we commit the ease with which Hazel Calden takes a joke. To Jinny Smith we present----------Dick Christman. We leave Marc Claster’s efficient leadership to next year's senior class president. Bob Darlington is allotted Irvie Cohen’s wit. We leave Janet Conrad's speaking ability to next year’s debating team. Marjorie Peifer will carry on Virginia Cosby’s snappy appearance. We give Pauline Dautrich’s hurried walk to Barbara Knoll. Dorothy Dengler's natural curls go to all those people who wish they had them. Betty Diener’s secretarial skill is left to Lois Wagner. Emmy Draudt’s love of Christmas Carols” wc leave to all lovers of good music. We present Ed Druschel's ruddy complexion to Fred Hess. Louise Liever inherits Ethel Ehring’s love for red clothes. We leave Doris Fasic's library skill to Sylvia Weisman. Timn Alma Mary Cramp will carry on with Hannah Fick’s beautiful brown eyes. We leave Mildred Fiscus’ ‘‘school-girl’ complexion to the Camay ads. To Robert Lindemuth goes Herbert Fisher’s car troubles. Betty Geiger’s gymnastic talents we leave to Dorothy Waxman. We leave Dick Gillis’ enthusiasm to next year’s senior class. We leave Arlene Goodhart’s freckles to Betty Morgan. Kenneth Ginader receives Bob Greth’s generosity in taxiing people to and from school. Henry Griffith's cheerful attitude we grant to Donald Sessions. We leave Marilyn Grube’s love for swing to the long-hair musicians with tin ears. To June Gable we give Helen Harrison’s home ec. skill. We bestow upon Paul Aicher, Norman Hartline’s cinema ushering. To Dorcus Ludwig we hand down Marguerite Hasson’s dimpled chin. Arlene Hauder’s green eyes go to Dotty Ann Wilson. We leave Virginia Hawk’s blush to Beryl Evans. Jimmy Eaton inherits Dick Heberling’s nonchalance. Mary Jane Herbein's organizing ability goes to Joy Wiliman. To his brother. Richard, we will Warren Hetrich’s studiousness. We allot George Haws, Leroy Hildebrand’s friendly humor. Irma Fisher is bequested Sara Himmel reich’s throaty voice. We leave Francina Homan, Virginia Hin-kel’s height. To Henry Singer, we grant Bill Hoffman’s basketball managing. Alfred Ischinger’s Indian stories arc being bound and can be gotten at your corner drug store. We will leave these to you. We give Charles Keller’s stage hand skill to James Green. To Dolores Whitman we pass on Anita Kendig’s swaggering gait. Elwood Kline’s bright red hat goes to anyone with a hunting license. Paul Knabb’s soccer playing is left to Donald Johnson. We leave Janet Kuersten’s well-groomed appearance to Vogue magazine. We leave Jack Larkin’s jitterbugging to Calvin Wentzel. 1943 CLASS WILL The cheerfulness of Beverly Leinbach is presented to Anita Goulden. We leave to Jim Diener. Gerald Lein-bach’s model plane building talent. Dick Lorah inherits John Leinbach’s scholastic standing. To David Heller we hand down Harry Lesher’s clever remarks. The resourcefulness of Llewellyn LeVan, is given to Gene Keller. We leave Jean Meek, Vivian LeVan’s sweater collection. We leave Bernice Linderman’s ready smile to Dot Tomlinson. Emelea Mantis’s beautiful hair-do we give to Patsy High. The cheering of Agnes Martin goes to Lucia Kessler. Those beautiful long eyelashes of Eunice Martz are left to Betty Cooling. To Kathryn Thursby we will Louise Maxymillian’s frivolity. We give Alice Meier’s bashful smile to Virginia Miller. David Christian receives Robert Mowry’s Spanish technique. David Nein’s love for Italian sandwiches goes to Mr. Stutzman. We allot Ann Marie Homan, Marjorie Odum’s feather bob. Upon Jacques Price is bestowed Dick Peifer’s better trumpeting. Jean Price’s driving ability (?) is willed to Jimmy Lynch. To Jay Flamm goes Nelson Rapp's practical humor. We grant Doug Reed’s English accent to Stanley Boyer. Leroy Rcifsnydcr’s stamp selling ability is left to Nancy Yorgey. Elsie Renners infectious giggle goes to Grace Anderson. We leave Donald Rhoads's pegged pants lo Jack Shott. Shirley Richter's pep, we hand down to Barbara Peck. Bill Richter’s happy-go-lucky spirit is left to Jack Mallow. We leave Ailcen Rosenbaum’s excellent posture to Audrey Fegley. George Rothenberger’s sports jackets go to David Miller. To Karl Rutkowski we leave Donald Sailer’s oratorical ability. Danny Huggins receives Paul Sauer’s springy walk. We leave Harry Schalck’s poetry to Carl Sandburg. Ruth Scholl’s pleasant manner will be carried on by Thelma Hill. Virginia Schwartz's basketball guarding is left to Nancy Large. Bob Seidel’s jokes are left to Bob Hope and Red Skelton. Right back where they came from! Charles Shinn’s army tactics are left to General MacArthur. Alan Baskin is bequeathed Eugene Shirk’s jolly nature. Janet Behm will carry on with Gladys Shurr’s pleasant smile. We hand down Phyllis Silverman's charm to Connie Nester. The gentlemanly actions of Joseph Spatz, we pass on to Dick Bieber. Mildred Spatzs’ “jiving’’ is lefi to Betty Hutton. Shirley Stafford’s pleasant reading voice is left to the Singing Lady. Babe Stone’s basketball ability will be carried on by Joe Hendrickson. Russell Angstadt inherits Gene Swavely’s bascbail skill. Margaret Sweitzer’s congenial quietness will be carried on by Hazel Steinmetz. Wendell Ward’s trumpet playing is left to next year’s dance orchestra. We leave LeRoy Weidner’s “way with the women’’ to Robert Taylor. Marty Weisman’s dramatic ability is left to the radio serials. To Jimmy Grim we grant Harold Wells's theatrical talents. Jinny Woerle's admirable sportsmanship goes to next year’s girls’ basketball team. Dick Hammer receives John Ycich’s fine physique. We leave Barbara Zeller’s math ability to Lou Costello. To Edward Seasholtz we give Jchn Zeock’s versatile qualities. Blanche Zieber’s quiet efficiency is given to Ann Michels. Mildred Zilles’s beautician ability is left to all those whom we know would iove to have it. . . . THE CLASS OF ’43 Semt fihrux Jlhrrr 'LYr c ,Odth 'JUDY'GARLAND ‘ABBOTT V COSTELLO ATLAS BETTY HUTTON 1943 What Would Happen If... Katherine Albright gave up skating? Carl Ammon never crawled around on the floor while playing basketball? Dick Arnold let his hair grow? David Bechtel took a ‘‘rest-cure ’ vacation? Margaret Bernsau hired someone to tote her bass viol? Ruth Bingaman lost her “guiding light,” Emmy? Lloyd Bitting ever walked to school? Nancy Bodey’s bicycle failed to carry her through the streets of Mt. Penn? Mildred Boone began to grow? Harold Boyer left the print shop? Pauline Brill lost her infectious giggle? Ned Burchill’s 'hair fell in his face? Lee Bush ever turned into a “sharpie”? Hazel Calden bought a magazine at “Mace’s ? Dick Christman wore the same pair of trousers twice? Marc Claster found that much scarched-for “steady”? Irvie Cohen didn’t always throw in a witty remark? Janet Conrad never had an opinion? Jinny Cosby weren’t typing in Mr. Ward’s office? Pauline Dautrich came to school on time? Dorothy Dcngler weren't seen in the Office Practice room? Eetty Diener weren’t busy with “our own” Penn Alma? Emmy Draudt never had a joke on hand? Edward Druschel could get gloves to fit those powerful hands? Ethel Ehring got up early in the morning? Doris Fasic couldn’t be found in the library? Hannah Fick lost that sweet disposition? Mildred Fiscus ever “made” John Payne? Herbert Fisher didn’t have car trouble? Betty Geiger got a better chauffeur? Dick Gillis weren’t handing out assignments? Arlene Goodhaft lost those attractive freckles? Bob Greth weren’t so good-natured? Henry Griffith lost that sleepy smile? Marilyn Grube had her hair cut? Helen Harrison didn’t have that “cute” surprised expression? Norman Hartline hadn’t a pipe with him? Marguerite Hasson stopped saying, “Oh, that’s no sense”? Arlene Hauder stopped giving out advice concerning Business English? Virginia Hawk never rode buses? Dick Heberling lost his job at “Mace’s”? Mary Jane Herbein failed a German test? Warren Hetrich weren’t at the Majestic? Leroy Hildebrand didn’t go “steady” with Bill Hoffman? Sarah Himmelreich lost that “peaches-and-cream” complexion? Virginia Hinkel failed to have news about the Navy? Bill Hoffman gave up practical joking? Alfred Ischinger told a sensible joke? Charles Keller weren’t directing the stage crew? Anita Kendig lost Maxie? Elwood Kline got a “moonie” hair cut? (Rean Alma 1943 What Would Happen If.. Paul Knabb hadn’t those red cheeks? Janet Kuersten didn’t have a hundred and one things to do? Jack Larkin finally subscribed to the Atlas Course? Beverly Leinbach weren’t slapping away at a typewriter? Gerald Leinbach weren’t an authority on aeronautics? John Leinbach lost his popularity? Harry Lesher didn’t have to collect and distribute typing books? Llewellyn LeVan couldn’t whistle? Vivian LeVan were without jewelry? Bernice Linderman gave up coi responding with the Armed Forces? Emelea Mantis weren’t soliciting business for the Crystal? Agnes Martin had a high-pitched voice? Eunice Martz were without her ear rings? Louise Maxymillian failed to spring questions in English class? Alice Meier didn't blush? Robert Mowry picked another Bible verse to read at opening exercises, besides Psalm 6? David Nein didn’t enjoy college life? Marjorie Odum took a number nine shoe? Dick Peifer weren’t carrying a trumpet case? Jean Frice had a poor physique? Nelson Rapp stopped tripping people? Doug Reed wouldn’t pretend he’s a hall monitor? Leroy Reifsnyder weren’t continually selling War Stamps and Bonds? Elsie Renner’s phone was disconnected? Donald Rhoads weren’t in trouble with the opposite sex? Shirley Richter acted sophisticated? Bill Richter didn’t run the Majestic? Aileen Rosenbaum could get gas for her car? George Rothenberger attempted answering questions in English class? Donald Sailer ever took life seriously? Paul Sauer moved next to the school? Harry Schalck had a “sharpie” coiffure? Ruth Scholl lost her job at the candy store? Virginia Schwartz had a quick temper? Robert Seidel weren’t so much in demand? Charles Shinn were’nt such a lady-killer? Eugene Shirk didn’t put up an argument? Gladys Shurr liked Business English? Phyllis Silverman lost her radiant smile? Joseph Spatz didn’t play news commentator in Problems class? Mildred Spatz kept the same •‘hair-do’’? Shirley Stafford spoke Pennsylvania Dutch? Ralph Stone weren’t so easy-going? Eugene Swavely completed his typing? Margaret Sweitzer ever shouted? Wendell Ward didn’t wear that special “sharp” hat? LeRoy Weidner didn’t get spasms of laughter over jokes? Martin Wcisman didn’t present an accent for every occasion? Harold Wells weren't so dramatic? Virginia Woerle drove to school? John Yeich ever got angry? Barbara Zellers lost her poise? Johnny Zeock didn’t have gum to distribute? Blanche Zieber were boisterous? Milaied Zilles wore a platinum blonde? (Renn Alma MT. PENN 1943 KILLED IN ACTIVE SERVICE RICHARD GRIFFITH '41 ROBERT ECKENROTH '38 ROBERT ALBERTS STANLEY ALENIER EARL ALEXANDER ROBERT ALTHOUSE CARL AMMON 43 HOWARD ANGSTADT THOMAS ANTHONY ROBERT AUCHENBACH VINCENT AULENBACH CARL BAILY JOHN BARTH LUTHER BARTH MARTIN BASKIN ALBERT BATASTINI EUGENE BATASTINI RAYMOND BATASTINI FRED BEHM ANDREW BERNHARDT HERMAN BERSTLER ROBERT BITTING LEROY BLUM JOHN BOLAND CLAIRE BORTZ FRANCIS BORTZ R. HARDING BREITHAUFT PAYSON BREWSTER MASON BRIGHT ALBERT BRINTZENHOFF JOHN BRINER ROBERT BROWN DONALD CALM EARL CARVIN. Jr. ERNEST CHARTIER STANLEY CLARK. Jr. MARCUS CLASTER 43 GERALD CODY CHARLES COOK FREDERICK COOK HILLARD COOK LEONARD COOK T. PRESTON COOK FRED COHEN MARINO CONSOLI JOHN CRAMP FRED CHRISTIAN LAURENCE DALTON GEORGE DENGLER THOMAS DEIBERT HAROLD DeLONG JOSEPH DeTURK LESTER DeTURK PHILIP DeTURK ROBERT DeTURK LEROY DeWALD 43 DANOLD DISSINGER JOHN EARL OTIS EARL RICHARD EARL ROBERT EARL WILLIAM EARL PAUL EBFRLE GEORGE EBRIGHT ROBERT ECK BOWMAN EDDY BLAIR EITNIER CHARLES EVANS LAWRENCE EVANS ROBERT EVELAND ARLINGTON FABIAN CARLYLE FABIAN FRANCIS FAUST WILLIAM FESSLER AMOS FICK DANIEL FICK JOHN FICK RODMAN FISCHER KERMIT FLICKER DONALD FORNWALT ELMER FRANKHOUSER EDWARD FRASSO STUART FREEDMAN WILLIAM FRIEDMAN ROBERT GABLE BERNARD GAZEN GEORGE GEIGER RICHARD GEIGER CARL GERHARD ROBERT GERHARD LEROY GERTH RICHARD GILLIS 43 WALTER GIPPRICH PETER GOODHART VICTOR GOODHART ’43 GEORGE GREEN DONALD GRIFFITH GARNET GROSSET CHARLES GRUBB CARROLL HAFER EARL HAFER HAROLD HAFER WOODROW HAFER HOWARD HAGEY HENRY HALBEISEN CHARLES HALBEISEN HARRY HAMMOND. Ill ROBERT HARE FREDERICK HARNER HAROLD HARRINGTON WOMEN'S FORCES CARSON HART KENNETH HART WILLIAM HART CHARLES I. HARTLINE NORMAN HARTLINE ’43 ROBERT HARTLINE CALVIN HARTMAN ARLAN HASSON HERMAN HASSLER HARRY HAUDER FRANK HAYES ROBERT HEAGY GEORGE HECK CARL HEIM RICHARD HEIM ROBERT HEIM JOHN HESS ROBERT HESS LAVERNE HELFRICH ARTHUR HIGH RALF H HIGH DONALD HILBERT MALCOLM HILBERT RODNEY HILBERT LEROY HILDEBRAND 43 KENNETH HILL RALPH G. HILL. Jr. RICHARD HILL ROSWELL HILL PAUL HIMMELBERGER BRUCE HINNERSHOTS NORMAN HINKLE JAMES HOLZMAN WILLIAM HOSTETTER FREDERICK HOWARD EDGAR HUGGINS HENRY JACKSON MEYER JASKULEK JAMES KASE WILLIAM KASE SAMUEL KAUFFMAN STEWART KAUFFMAN DANIEL KEIM EDWARD KEMMERER WARREN KERSHNER BRUCE KIRN LEWIS KIRN LAWRENCE KLEE GEORGE KLINE RICHARD KLINE ARTHUR KNABB HAROLD KNECHTLE WILLIAM KOCH PAUL LANDIS 7lefui Atnia JANE DeLONG BAER - ELIZABETH SANDS ELIZABETH MAYER HONOR ROLL MISSING WHILE ON ACTIVE DUTY SYDNEY ALBERTS 1943 OLIVIER LANDIS ALBERT LEINBACH HAROLD LEINBACH RALPH LEININGER HEBER LEVAN PAUL LEVAN RICHARD LEVAN LESTER LEVINE LEONARD LEVINE PAUL LINE DONALD LOOSE CLARENCE LORAH JOHN LORAH PAUL LORAH WILLIAM LORD JAMES LOTZ J. WILLIAM LUTZ BRUCE MALSNEE RICHARD MALLOW HOMER MANTIS JAMES MANTIS CARL MARTIN DONALD MARTIN EDGAR MARTIN JOHN MARTIN RICHARD MARTIN WARREN MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN BENARD MAURER DONALD MAURER HENRY McCOMAS ARNOLD McDEVITT thomas McDonough Robert McLaughlin 44 LAWRENCE MEYERS GLENN MILLER HOWARD MILLER JOSEPH MILLER PAUL MILLER RICHARD MILLER ROBERT MILLER WINFIELD MILLER WOODROW MILLER RODNEY MORRIS LEON MOYER ROBERT MOYER WOODROW MOYER IRVIN MULL ROBERT MURRAY JOHN NAGLE LAWRENCE NAGLE THEODORE NEFF AMMON NEIN CHARLES NEIN WOODROW NEIN EUGENE O BRIEN KENNETH OHLINGER CHARLES PASKA PARIS WILLIAM PATT HARRY PEIFFER THEODORE PEIFFER J. WELLINGTON PRINTZ MATTHEW QUINTER RAYMOND QUINTER ROBERT QUINTER CYRIL RAVEL ROBERT REBER EDWIN REED ROBERT REESER GEORGE REICH HAROLD REICH WILLIAM REICHARD ALFRED REIDER GEORGE REITER ERNEST RENNER GEORGE REUTHER ROBERT RICHTER EDWARD RISHEILL JOHN RITTER WILLIAM RITTER KENNETH ROBINSON ALBERT ROHRBACH WILLIAM ROHRBACH WESTLEY ROLAND DAVID ROMIG WERNER ROSACKER WERNARD ROSS FRANKLIN ROTH RUSSELL ROTH ROBERT ROWLAND WAID ROWLAND ROBERT RUDDY BERTRAM RUTTENBERGER ROBERT SANDS DONALD SAUPPE DONALD SCARLETT WILLIAM SCHIFFER JOHN SCHLEGEL NORMAN SCHLEGEL JOHN SCHRACK WILLIAM SCHULTZ CHARLES SCHWARTZ BURTON SCHWEITZER GEORGE SCOTT LUTHER SCOTT H. RONALD SEARLE CARL SEIDEL CLAUDE SEIDEL CARL SIEGFRIED GEORGE SFINGAS JAMES SHARPE WALTER SHELLENBERGER WILLIAM SHELLENBERGER CHARLES SHINN 43 JOSEPH SHINN CHARLES SHIRK FORREST SHOUP BENJAMIN SMITH WILLIAM SMITH ELMER SNYDER DANIEL SPATZ ALBERT STAHEL DENTON STEFFY JAMES STEINMAN RONALD STOCK RALPH STONE 43 CARL SWEITZER ROBERT SWEITZER RAYMOND TEICHMAN DONALD TROUT RALPH TROUT RUDOLPH VALERIO WILLIAM WAGNER HAROLD WANAMAKER FRED WANNER FRANCIS WAY LEO WAY JAY WEAND KENNETH WEIDNER MARVIN WEIDNER HAROLD WELFLY ROBERT WELLER CALVIN WENTZEL 44 CLAIRE WENTZEL EUGENE WENTZEL RAYMOND WERTZ NORMAN WHITT WILLARD WIEN LEE WILLMAN JOHN WILLIAMS RICHARD WILKINSON ALVIN WOERLE WILLIAM WOLFINGER BERNARD YEAGER FLOYD YEAGER WILLIAM YODER ANDREW ZEOCK GEORGE ZEOCK JOSEPH ZEOCK HARRY ZICKLER THEODORE ZEIGLER ROBERT ZIMMERMAN WOMEN S FORCES SARAH BRESSLER - MARIAN LONG - ELVIRA WOERLE Ttemi Atma POSIN6 PUfmy PLATONIC FUTURE STAGE CRfcW Reading Left to Right: First Row: Beryl Evans, Dorothy Hilbert. Thelma Eoye Arlene Cc; er, Margaret Hartman, Anita Jacobs. Audrey Fegley, Ann Kubousak. Second Row: Irma Fisher, Helen Kropp, Carolyn Hassler. Ann Marie Homan, Louise Rehm. Nancy Angsladt, Gladys Knepp, Gertrude Goodhart. June Gable, Carolyn Boone. Third Row: Arlene Hafer. Esther Koukoulis, Barbara Knol). Betty Cooling. Grace Anderson, Doris Koch, Thelma Hill. Mary Cramp. Fourth Row: Paul Aieher, Irvin Kulp. Edward Jacobson Richard Eveland, Daniel Bortz. Theo dore Ennis, James Grim, Robert Harris, James Burkhardt, James Diener. Fifth Row: Ralph Heller. Donald Himmelberger. Norman Hess. James Eaton, George Haws, Robert Heim. Jay Flamm. Stanley Boyer Kenneth Ginader. Richard Hetrick. Sixth Row: Donald Christian, William Chambers, David Christian. Harry Huyett, Robert Koch. William Hart, Robert Darlington, Richard Brown. Joseph Hendrickson, Russell Angstadt. 1943 ELEVENTH GRADE Jietin Alma ELEVENTH GRADE 1943 Reading Left to Right: First Row: Joy Willman. Constance Nester. Ann Michaels. Louise Liever, Virginia Miller. Marjorie Weidner. Dottie Ann Wilson. Virginia Smith. Marjorie Peifer. Second Row: Gladys Wenger. Lois Levan. Carolyn Rambo. Madeline Reich. Adelaide Youse. June Moyer, Jean Mell, Anna Wentzc 1. Abbie McMichael. Mary Luczewski. Third Row: Rita Sergeant. Hazel Steinmetz, Gloria Landis. Sara Meek. Dorothy Tomlinson. Betty Morgan. Lois Wagner. Dorothy Waxman. Fourth Row: Earl Reifsnyder, Robert Miller, Paul Wagner. Robert Lindemuth. Harry Lesher. Robert Scott. Jack Searle, Jack Mallow. Dick Lorah. Fifth Row: Edward Seasholtz. John Shott. Henry Singer. Calvin Wentzcl, Walter Lubas. John Merkel. Irvin Maurer. Richard Wolf. George Suchanelly. Sixth Row: Charles Weidenhammer. Jack Schulze. Robert McLaughlin. Claire Seidel. Sterling Stoudt. Donald Sessions. Lynwood Romich, David Miller. Tl rui Alma 1943 TENTHS 'GRADE Left to Right: First Row: Fiancina Homan, Kathryn Eecker, Esther Snyder, Margery Hay, Ardcline Field, Jane Large. Nancy Large, Jane Nein, Gloria Ludwig. Second Row: Mary Jane Henry, Betty Larson. Janet Rehm. Claire Morris, Jean Fehr, Barbara Peck. Madge Severns. Mary Lou Godshall, Doris Beaver, Ilcan Freedman, Lucia Kessler. Third Row: William Hall, James Green, Jack DeHart. Richard Frankhouser, Robert Harner. Paul Miltenberger. Jacques Price. Robert Odum. Allan Baskin, Robert Diefenderfer. Donald Johnson. David Kel’er. Fourth Row: Richard Bieber. Arthur LeVan Kail Rutkowski. Jack Koch. Richard Dickerson. Daniel Huggins. Barry Leinbach. Ronald Youngerman. Elmer Lutz. Robert Klein. Fifth Row: John Deysher. Robert Conrad. Gilbert Leib. William Gillis, Carl Boas. Robert Ras-bridge. Andrew Miller. George Schwartzwclder, Robert Bcrgenholtz Richard Gerhard, James Frasso. 5?mft Jilina NINTH GRADE 1943 Left to Right: First Row: Jean Meek, Helen Smith, Barbara Corbin, Berna Wolper, Sylvia Weisman. Patricia High, Marceline Moyer, Margery Smith. Elizabeth Kropp, Nancy Sausser. Second Row: Irvin Derschewitz, Harry Dissinger. Joan Johnson, Nancy Cramp, June Homan, Ramona Cullen. Irma Dengler, Grace Adams. Betty Chambers. Robert Ludwig. Eugene Freedman. George Reitz. Third Row: Paul Ward. Ruth Haws. Margaret Zeock, Ruth Herb, Dolores Whitman, Jane Swavely, Carol Ransom Jean Edmonds, Edward Sherr. Fourth Row: Dana Hanford. Ben. Bohrer, John Albright, Edward Smith, Blake Miller. Clarence Goode. Clifford Hodgkins. Fifth Row William Rutkowski. Hasso Zilles, Charles Rhein, Albert Adams. Richard Weller. William Bernsau Richard Ludwig. Tlenti Alma EIGHTH GRADE 1943 Reading Left to Right: First Row: Joan Barth, Jean Gres:ley. Elma Natanblut. Doris Bhein, Virginia Kitzmiller, Mary Jane Dicfer.dcrfer. Doris Campbell, Kathryn 'ihur by, Barbara Simmons. Second Row: Robert Ibach. Louis Cohen. Rodney Ringler, James Michael, Nancy Stump, Betty Nein. Loretta Klein. Lareen Rice. Ronald Sheofflin. Richard Hammer. James Rhoads, Robert Shareits. Third Row: Doris Remp. Anita Goulden, Carol Anderson. Gloria Frankhouser. Nancy Salzmann. Ann Kazmierczack. Margaret Ran.bo Dorcas Ludwig Jo Ann Esterly. Pheobe Bertolet. Joan Fix. Fourth Row Robert Forrester. Jan.es Laucks, Janet Price. Ardeline Romich, Flhyllis Ziegler, Nancy Yorgery. Betty Ann Williams. Barbara Smith. Caryl Leinbach, Albert Leader, Edward Large. Fifth Row Harry Baucknecht. Bernard Singer. David Stump. William Meyers. Jean Dautrich, Franklin DeGeorge. Tony DeGeorge. Lewis Starr, Philip Prince, Thomas Powers, Ronald Kauffman. Harry Baker. Tlesiti Alma 1943 SEVENTH GRADE Reading Left to Right: First Row: Paul Spohn, James Campbell. Robert Wacha. Helen Sfingas, Barbara Kase, Mary Williams. Sara Deysher. Calvin Stump. Earl Yousc. William Grubb. Second Row: Audrey DiNino, Doris R« dgers, Patricia Starr. Madeline Klink, Mary Ann Camp-field. Pauline Homan. Patricia Binkley. Joanne Haak. Janet Heller, Joyce Klein. Third Row: Helen Shoup. Jeanne Moyer Grace Weller. Marjorie Zellers. Gilda Kropp. Marjorie Seidel. Joan Tomson. Fourth Row: David High. Doyle Combs. Allen Pannell. Paul Kilhefner, Eugene Ennis. Irwin Backer. Robert Yinger. Harold Bechtel. Clarence Mock. Robert Chambers. Neal LeVan. Tlenn Alma Rthletics Martin Weisman 1943 SENIOR LETTERMEN CARL AMMON HAROLD BOYER MARC CLASTER IRVIN COHEN WILLIAM HOFFMAN PAUL KNABB JACK LARKIN JOHN LE1NBACH JOHN JEAN PRICE NELSON RAPP GEORGE ROTHENBERGER DONALD SAILER ROBERT SEIDEL RALPH STONE EUGENE SWAVELY JOHN YEICH SENIOR LETTERWOMEN MARGARET BERNSAU ELSIE RENNER PAULINE BRILL SHIRLEY RICHTER AGNES MARTIN VIRGINIA SCHWARTZ VIRGINIA WOERLE Tterui Alma VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1943 MARC CLASTER, Captain Reading Left to Right: Seated: John Zeock. Ralph Stone. Mr. Zimmerman coach; Marcus Claster, Robert Seidel. Standing: Irvin Cohen. Rcnnld Youngerman, Joseph Hendrickson. Daniel Huggins, Carl Ammon. James Frasso. The 1942-43 Mt. Fenn High basketball team completed an above average season with eleven victories in eighteen encounters. Under the coaching of Mr. Zimmerman the Mountaineers placed third in the Central Division of the Berks County League. Greatly hindered by injuries, the orange and black varsity received no decisive defeats as they compiled a .500 win percentage. SIMM Mt. Penn-Wernersville ......... 48-13 Mt Fenn Sinking Spring ........ 41-21 ♦ Mt. Penn-West Reading ........ 49-24 ♦Mt Penn-Shillington ........... 21-15 Mt. Penn-Sinking Spring........ 41-21 ♦Mt. Penn-Muhlenberg ........... 25-18 ♦Mt. Penn Wyomissing ........... 25-31 Mt. Penn-Alumni................ 14-48 Mt Penn-Birdsboro ............. 38-28 ♦Denotes league games. IY ♦Mt. Penn Wilson ............... 23-30 ♦Mt. Penn-Mohntor. ............. 22-27 ♦Mt. Penn-West Reading ......... 33-27 ♦Mt. Penn-Shillington .......... 34-28 ♦Mt Penn-Muhlenberg............. 20-27 ♦Mt. Penn-Wyomissing ........... 18-23 Mt Penn-Birdsboro ............. 46-29 ♦Mt Penn-Wilson ................ 31-34 ♦Mt. Penn-Mohnton .............. 45-36 Tlztui ACma JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL 1943 Reading Left to Right: Seated: Paul Knabb. George Haws, Richard Pickersin, Captain; Barry Leinbach. Elmer Lutz. Standing: Henry Singer. Assistant Manager: Douglass Reod. Mr. Zimmerman. Coach; Gilbert Leib. William Hoffman. Manager. The 1942-43 Mt. Fenn Junior Varsity basketball squad, during a shortened season, won 6 out of 7 games. Playing independently, due to the disbanding of the formei Junior Varsity League, the team fared well as they earned this impressive record. Many capable performers have been developed on this J. V. ‘quad, so that the outlook is promising for varsity competition next year. SUMMARY Mt. Fenn 55 Werncrsville 14 Mt. Penn 37 Mohnton 12 Mt. Penn 37 Wyomissing 32 Mt. Penn 34 Senior Class 21 Mt. Penn 33 Mohnton 34 Mt. Fenn 26 West Reading 22 Mt. Penn 34 Wyomissing 21 Ttetm Alma 1943 GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM AGNES MARTIN, Co-captain VIRGINIA WOERLE, Co-captain Reading Left to Right: Seated: Elsie Renner. Margaret Zeock, Agnes Martin, co-captain; Miss Griecemer, coach; Virginia Woerle, co-captain; Barbara Knoll. Dorothy Tomlinson. Standing: Margaret Pernsau. manager; Virginia Schwartz. Anna Wentzel, Virginia Miller. Shirley Richter. Mary Cramp, assistant manager. Living up to the reputation of their '41-’42 team, the girls have had a second undefeated year, under the leadership of Co-captains Agnes Martin and Virginia Woerle. This is quite an honor for the girls’ team, and all members duly deserve credit. The senior girls who will be lost through graduation are the co-captains. Agnes Martin and Virginia Woerle; Elsie Renner. Shirley Richter. Virginia Schwartz and Margaret Bernsau. Miss Greismer’s fine coaching has definitely given the team the initiative to work for this excellent record. HOME AWAY Mt. Penn Opponents Mt. Penn Opponents Mohnton.................................... 39 11 23 17 West Reading............................... 33 18 26 12 Wyomissing ................................ 40 4 49 9 Shillington ............................... 40 22 26 22 Tlenn Atma 1943 VARSITY SOCCER Reading Left to Right: Seated: Joseph Hendrickson. George Haws. Paul Knabb, captain; John Zeock, Douglass Reed, Standing: Irvin Cohen. George Rothenberger. Robert Seidel. Mr. Zimmerman, coach; William Gillis. Jean Price. Harold Boyer. Handicapped by wartime restrictions on transportation, soccer necessarily received jess emphasis at Mt. Penn during the 1942 season. Varsity competition was limited to four games with two neighboring schools. Although not victorious, the boys showed plentv of fight and good sportsmanship. An extensive inter-mural soccer league was conducted, with the senior class team the victors. Tlesiti Alma Reading Left to Right: Elmer Lutz. Barbara Peck, Lucia Kessler, Agnes Martin Fauline Brill. SLiirley Richter, Virginia Woerle. Jean Price. Mt. Penn! . . . Fight! This peppy squad of eight cheerleaders has done much to build up school spirit at basketball games. Senior cheerleaders are Agnes Martin, Pauline Brill, Shirley Richter. Virginia Woerle. and Jean Price. Renn Alma 1943 CHEERLEADERS 1943 twirlers Reading Left to Right: Kneeling: Marcella Dissinger, Nancy Stump, Joan Barth, Caryl Leinbach. Standing: Nancy Large. Marjorie Zerbe. Madge Severns. Jean Fehr. The twirlers are a colorful addition to the snappy formations of our marching band, rppearing at almost every home basketball game, this group of eight girls was received with great enthusiasm by the student body. Aima MR. DAVID ZIMMERMAN COACH 1943 Mr. Zimmerman has just completed his first year as physical education director at Mt. Penn High School. Despite the many obstacles presented by wartime conditions, he has competently coached very successful soccer and basketball teams, as well as supervising an extensive inter-mural athletic program. His great work has meant much to the team members and other students. MISS MIRIAM GRIESEMER COACH This year, Miss Griesemer has ably coached both a championship girls' basketball team and a sguad of eight peppy cheerleaders. Her enthusiam has proved a great incentive to the student body at all home games. Tienti Alma Reading from Left to Right: Seated: Mary Cramp, Constance Nester, Dorothy Tomlinson, Emelea Mantis. Pauline Brill. Bettina Diener. Mary Jane Herbcin, Barbara Zellers, Margaret Bernsau. Barbara Knoll. Standing: Marcus Claster, Henry Singer, Wendell Ward. John Zeock, Virginia Woerle. Robert Seidel. Janet Kuersten, Richard Gillis, John Leinbach. Warren Hetrick. Charles Keller. The National Honor Society is a nation wide honorary student organization made up of outstanding members of the junior and senior classes. Each year a limited number of juniors and seniors are elected to the society on the basis of leadership, character, and. .service. The Mt. Penn High School chapter of the National Honor Society was founded in 1931 and election to it is one of the highest honors that can be paid to any student. 1943 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ttenn. Atrrux 1943 PENN POST Left to Right: First Row: Betty Morgan. Mary Jane Herbein, Janet Kuersten. Virginia Woerle. Shirley Richter. Mildied Zilles. Barbara Zellers. Second Row: Margaret Bernsau, Virginia Cosby, Barbara Knoll, Alice Meier. Virginia Hinkel. Pauline Brill. Third Row: Irvin Cohen. Richard Gillis. LeRoy Weidner, Mr. Taylor. Marcus Cluster, John Zeock. Harold Boyer. Furnishing a convenient and reliable source of information about school activities and student personalities, the Penn Post is one of the oldest and most important extracurricular activities in Mt. Fenn High. During the 1942-1943 school year this interesting bi-monthly student publication was prepared by an energetic staff of twenty seniors and two juniors under the direction of Mr. Taylor. This year, as a special wartime service, the Penn Post is being sent to all Mt. Penn alumni now in the Armed Forces. The many grateful letters received from these servicemen are evidence enough that issues of the Penn Post are warmly welcomed by them. The 1942-1943 Penn Post Staff is headed by the editor-in chief. Richard Gillis. Associate editors are Janet Kuersten and Irvin Cohen. Shirley Richter. Virginia Cosby, and LeRoy Weidner handle tlie features, while Virginia Woerle. Margaret Bernsau. and' Marc Claster keep the sport light shining in print. Donald Sailer and Harry Schalck are business managers and John Zeock serves as circulation manager. Efficient staff typists are Virginia Hinkel. Pauline Brill, and Alice Meier. Martin Weisman supplies the art requirements. while Harold Boyer does the printing. Filling the all-important positions of reporters are Barbara Zellers. Mary Jane Herbein. Mildred Zilles. Barbara Knoll, and Betty Morgan. Ahna 1943 DEBATING TEAM Left to Right: Seated: Janet Conrad, Barbara Zellers, Miss Ludwig. Marjorie Peifer. Standing: Wendell Ward. Karl Rutkowski, Richard Gillis, Richard Dickersin. Charles Keller. Under the capable supervision of Miss Ludwig, the eight members of our debating team took part in three very successful “open forum” discussions or. the timely subject of post-war world organization. Speaking at Wyomissing. Birdsboro, and Mt. Penn, the debaters found the experience interesting and of great value. This year, a program of non-judged discussions took the place of regular interscholastic debates in Berks County. e m AJkma 1943 GIRL RESERVES Reading Left to Right: First Row: Nancy Bodey, Emelea Mantis, .Taret Kuersten. Mary Jane Herbein. Margaret Eernsau. Margaret Sweitzer, Virginia Woerle Marjorie Peifcr. Second Row: Betty Morgan Louise Behm Agnes Martin. Jean Mcll. FVancina Homan. Arlene Goodhart, Doris Beaver. Margery Hay Gloria Ludwig, Jane Nein. Phyllis Silverman. Helen Kropp. Third Row: Janet Conrad. Virginia Smith, Doitie Ann Wilson. Mary Cramp. Marjorie Weidner, Thelma Hill, Mary Lou Godshall, Constance Nester. Grace Anderson. Ilean Freedman. Fourth Row: Barbara Knoll. Carolyn Rambo. Mildred Spatz. Shirley Richter. Ann Michaels, Virginia Miller. Beryl Evans. Pauline Dautrich, Marjorie Odum. Grace Cummings. Fifth Row: Shirley Stafford, Lois Wagner. Emmy Draudt. Alice Meier. Ruth Bingaman, Joyce Schaeffer, Aileen Rosenbaum. Louise Liever. Virginia Cosby. Marilyn Grube. Sixth Row: Barbara Zellers, Mildred Zilles, Gertrude Goodhart. Joy Wilman. Catherine Al bright. Virginia Hinkel. Sara Meek Pauline Brill. Dorothy Tomlinson, Gloria Landis, Anita Jacobs. Audrey Fegely. Now in its sixth year as an important ext a-cui ricular activity, the Mt. Penn Girl Reserves is a popular club for senior high girls. Among the many activities sponsored by this group of 62 sub debs during the school year were several dances and other social affairs. an assembly program, and a successful cake sale. Formal and informal initiations of many new members were held early in the year, while serious work was done at Christmas for a local children’s home. Connected with the Reading Y. W. C. A., the Mt. Penn Girl Reserves have also taken part in many combined activities with other local clubs and arc well-represented on the Inter-Club Council of this section. G. R. officers are: President Janet Kuersten• Vice-President. Margaret Bernsau; Secretary. Margaret Sweitzer: Treasurer. Emelea Mantis-. Program Chairman, Mary Jane Herbein. Miss Gossler and Miss Keller are faculty advisors. Venn Aima 1943 HI-Y Left to Right: First Row: Joseph Hendrickson. Jack Larkin Irvin Cohen. Mr. Sharetts, John Zeock. Donald Sailer. Robert Seidel. Second Row: Harry George Schalck, Leroy Reifsnyder. Paul Knabb, Henry Singer, Robert Koch, David Bechtel. Third Row: Wendell Ward, Douglass Reed. Richard Gillis, Lee. Bush. Fourth Row: Richard Christman. George Haws. Jean Price Harold Boyer. The Mt. Penn Hi-Y is an active service organization for senior high boys. Affiliated with the State Young Men s Christian Association, its purpose is—“to create, maintain and extend high standards ol Chr stian character throughout the school and community.” Members are chosen on the basis of character, leadership, and scholarship, and are elected each year by the club membership committee. Among the many services rendered during the 19-12-1943 school year by the 20 members of the Hi-Y were the sponsoring of social events for grade school children as well as parties and dances for high school students. One of the most important of these affairs was the annual Egg Hunt held late in April for the younger children. Another important service activity carried out by the club was the sending of Christmas and Easter greeting cards to the several hundred alumni of Mt. Penn High School now in the Armed Forces. Officers of the Hi-Y are: President. John Zeock; Vice-President. Donald Sailer; Secretary, Harry Schalck; Treasurer, Wendell Ward; Chaplain, Robert Seidel. Mr. Snaretts is club advisor. Tl nn Alma 1943 SENIOR PLAY Reading Left to Right: Martin Weisman. Dr. Filski; Emelea Mantis, Mrs. Potter Beams: Hazel Calden, Aunt Selena Catchwell; Richard Gillis. Damon Goodfellow; Shirley Richter. Trudy Trudello; Douglass Reed. Lincoln Lewis; Janet Kuersten. Miss Rice; Doris Fasic. Claire Dalton; Jean Price. David Strong; Janet Conrad, Veronica Beams; Marcus Claster, Bob Bennington; Donald Sailer. Hotfoot. As the last strains of the Star Spangled Banner reverberated in the high school auditorium. January 14th. the curtains parted, and the .action began on a play destined to be affected by the war effort. Action paused as blackout sirens sounded at the end of the recond act; but soon continued under the handicap of dull red lights which made prompting and cuing impossible but failed to slow the action of this fast moving comedy. Dr. Manny Pilski, aided by his chief assistant. Miss Rice, and Hotfoot, the colored porter, runs a dietetic rani tori um where pills, wheedled from an old woman in the Killscat Mountains, take the place of meals. Mrs. Potter Beams and her daughter Veronica. Damcn Goodfeilew. an old grouch. Trudy Trudello. the movie queen, and her agent Lincoln Lewis, David Strong, an Olympic contender, and a spinster. Selena Catchwell. with her niece, Claire Dalton, make up the entire list cf patients. When things begin to disappear, Pilski sends for Bob Bennington, a detective. Sample bottles of Chipanootski’s love and hate pills cause chaos to reign in the sanitarium until the truth pellets cause everyone a great deal of trouble, but give them back their mates. Miss Emma J. Reinbold Director Tlenn Mtna 1943 JUNIOR PLAY Left to Right: Seated: Marjorie Peifer, Margaret Frederick, Miss LeVan, Thelma Hill, Dorothy Tomlinson, Constance Nester. Standing: Jack Mallow, Kenneth Ginader, Henry Singer. Joseph Hendrickson. James Grim. Miss Anna E. LeVan, Director Ttenn Atma One of the outstanding plays of this school year. “Smart Boy ” was presented by the Junior Class on the evening of April 9th under the capable direction of Miss LeVan. 1943 BAND Left to Right: First Row: Kathryn Thursby. Nancy Cramp. Mary Cramp. Joseph Hendrickson. Donald Johnson. Richard Heberling. Richard Dickers:n. Carl Boas, Richard Frankhouser, Albert Leader, Dana Hanford. Clifford Hodgkins, Robert Lindemuth. Margaret Bernsau. Second Row: Donald Sailer. Anne Marie Homan. Gladys Wenger. Constance Nester, Caryl Lein-bach, Nancy Sausser, Barbara Coibin. Robert Wacha. Irving Dershewitz, Mr. Musser. Third Row: Douglass Reed. Wendell Ward. Richard Christman. Jean Gressley. David Heller, Edward Smith. Ann Kubovsak. Fourth Row: Hasso Zilles, Richard Arnold. Virginia Smith, Edward Druschell. Ilean Freedman. Betty Larson. Richard Hammer. Fifth Row: Harold Boyer. Richard Bicker. Robert Ibach. Elizabeth Kropp. Claire Morris, John Shott, Jean Price. Norman Hess, Robert Sharetts. The 47-piece senior band, under the direction of Mr. Musser, has marched in colorful formation at heme basketball games, given concerts and played at almost every schot 1 assembly. Student officers of the band, this year, are: President. Wendell Ward; Vice-President. David Nein; Secretary, Joseph Hendrickson; Treasurer. Richaid Dickersir:. Attna W l ORCHESTRA 1943 Left to Right: First Row: Paul Ward. Barbara Smith. Marjorie Zellers, Helen Smith. Mary Jane Herbein. Alfred Ischinger, Margaret Bernsau. Second Row: Mr. Musser, Wendell Ward. Mary Cramp. Constance Nester. Caryl Leinbach. Nancy Sausser, Jean Gressley. Betty Larson. Third Row: Jean Price. John Shott, Richard Dickersin. Carl Boas. Richard Christman. Virginia Smith. Ilean Freedman. Barbara Corbin The orchestra, an organization that shows much promise for coming years, has expertly performed at both the junior and senior pla.ys as well as at the commencement program. Composed of 22 young musicians under the able direction of Mr Musser. the orchestra has proved to be (me of the most popular and successful musical activities here al Mt. Penn High School. ? enn Ahrux 1943 DANCE ORCHESTRA Left to Right: First Row: Virginia Smith. Richard Heherling, Ilean Freedman. Second Row: Richard Christman, Wendell Ward, Mr. Musser Third Row: Harry Schalck. Margaret Bernsau, Carl Boas. A new and totally different type of school musical organization, the dance orchestra, which was formed in the middle of the term, has been received with great enthusiasm b the student body. Using the haunting strains of Stardust'’ as its theme song, the orchestra. appearing at several regular school assemblies, played the newest hits and old-time favorites with a style that would set any jitterbug jiving in the aisles!' Ttenti Attrva M 1943 SENIOR HIGH CHORUS Left to Right: First Row: Nancy Bodey, Mary Jane Herbein. Doris Fasic. Agnes Martin. Miss Kerling, Virginia Woerle, Anita Jacobs, Virginia Miller, Louise Liever. Second Row: Adelaide Youse. Gloria Landis. Sara Meek. Margery Hay. Dorothy Tomlinson. Mii dred Spatz. Dottie Ann Wilson. Carolyn Boone. Third Row: Janet Kuersten, Thelma Hill, Jean Mell. Marjorie Peifer. Marjorie Weidner, Margaret Sweitzer. Lucia Kessler. Fourth Row: Audrey Fegely. Anne Michaels, Barbara Zellers. Mildred Zilles. Beryl Evans. Shirley Richter. Fifth Row: William Richter. Madge Scverns, Janet Behm. Marjorie Zerbe. Jean Fehr. Claire Morris. Jean Frice. Sixth Row: LeRoy Weidner. Douglass Reed. Martin Weisman, Carl Boas, Harold Boyer. David Bechtel, John Zeock. Harry Schalck. The Senior High Chorus is a group of 47 musically-inclined students from grades ten, eleven, and twelve. Meeting weekly, under the direction of Miss Kerling, they prepare vocal selections for presentation at various school affairs. This year the main accomplishment of the Chorus was its appearance at the annual Mt. Penn High School Musicale. Tterm Ahna 1943 SERVICE CLUB Left to Right: First Row: Alice Meier. Gloria Ludv ig. Jane Nein, Virginia Miller. Janet Conrad. Doris Fasic. Second Row: Mr. Stump. Paul Miltenberger, Irving Derschewitz, Harry Dissinger, Robert Odum, Mr. James. Third Row: Richard Gillis. William Chambers, Clifford Hodgkins, James Grim. Karl Rutkowski Made up of a number of school-spirited students from all grades, the Service Club includes among its numerous duties the responsibility for many important details connected with each home basketball game. Some of these are the preparation of the building before each game, the selling of tickets and refreshments, and the policing of the stands. Mr. Stump and Mr. James are co sponsors of the Service Club, while Richard Gillis is student manager. Tiesm Alma DRINK MARVEL ROOTBEER A REFRESHING TRY SOFTDRINK TODAY Hdwrtisement Martin Weisman LUTZ FUNERAL HOME 2100 Perkiomen Avenue J. ELMER LUTZ Dial 7121 A . j BICYCLES and SUPPLIES I ATHLETIC SUPPLIES i I NUEBLING’S • The Sportsman’s Store ! CORNER 9th and PENN. STS. GREETING CARDS FOUNTAIN PENS 1 WM. G. HINTZ, Inc. j Your STATIONERS Since I88. 1 j • 1 838-840 PENN STREET READING, PENNA. j ! LEATHER GOODS — DESKS — CHAIRS j | 1 1 1 ! 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I I ) k«;« HIGH GRADE CANCELLATIONS i;.— .—__________ i I I I I Compliments of ( ! RUSSELL G. ! KLEIN I i Your Good GULF DEALER i I j 23rd and HOWARD BLVD. [ Phone 3-9004 COMPLIMENTS OP ( READING CLOTHING MFG. CO. j i i i 1 HONE 2-1371 RESIDENCE PHONE 3-8907 Established 1900 j FRANK YODER, Inc. j Registered TINSMITH — PLUMBING — HEATING [ For Even Heat... Get Automatic Heat j Estimates Furnished on Request 2230 PERKIOM.GN AVENUE, MT. PENN. PENNA. j lo Help Keen I I I I I I I I I i i j i i i i i i i i j i i i « i i ! I ! i i i ( i YOU ARE NO. 66! And that makes choosing your graduation outfit as simple as “I plus I.” Naturally, you want it to be “out of this world.” Something to sweep away the collective breath of your classmates. Just remember that at Whitner’s “You are No. 66.” The sixty-sixth Spring Graduation Class in our history. Remember that we’ve had sixty-five classes to “warm up” on . . . to learn what you want, what you need to make a grand exit on Graduation Day. 549 Penn Street Morris Goodman CONGRATULATIONS FROM JUNIOR CLASS CONGRATULATION and BEST WISHES MAJESTIC THEATRE I I HARRY FRIEDLAND, Mgr. VISIT STUMP'S LINCOLN'S Mt. Penn Meat Market ON THE • PHILADELPHIA PIKE 13 NORTH 23rd STREET MT. PENN, PA. Phone 7294 GASOLINE MOTOR OIL WILLIAM H. Cities Service “ART” SIMMON REESER 917 PENN STREET © Specialized Motor Tuning and Lubrication © BEI.IVERY SERVICE PHONE 3-9740 TRUSSES, SUPP()RTERS, ELASTIC ANKLETS, KNEE CAPS, STOCKINGS HOWARD BOULEVARD MT. PENN, PA. Lady Attendant Compliments of the The Class of ’43 WEINER’S Qunlity CLOTHES Since 1014 7 W PENN STREET READING. PA. MEN’S MILITARY, WORK and SPORTSWEAR JASLOW’S ARMY-NAVY STORE IN READING, PA. 817 PENN STREET IN CHAMP,ERSBURG, PA. 123 SOUTH MAIN STREET CHINA and GLASSWARE For Every Occasion Bechtel, Lutz Jost, Inc. 940 PENN STREET, READING, PENNA. WHOLESALE RETAIL READING BUSINESS INSTITUTE Compliments of ROBERT H. SEIDEL REG I STEREO SU RVEYOR 26 NORTH 25th STREET MT. PENN, PA. COURSES OF TRAINING Special Courses for War Emergency Work Accountancy — Business Administration Executive Secretarial Medical Secretarial Call or Write For Information Summer Term Fall Term June 14 Sept. 1 10th and PENN STREETS READING, PENNA. Phone 2-6771 i I j Compliments of j J MAX KERN 1 ! GROCERIES — GAS — OILS 1 1 j JACKSON WALD, PA. j ! i Compliments of j GEORGE’S FOOD MARKET j 24th and PERKIOMEN AVE. | MT. PENN, PA. ! j JOSEPH ADDESSO ! SHOE REBUILDING | First-Class Workmanship 1 At Moderate Prices! j 25 NORTH 23rd STREET | MT. PENN, PA. j j MARVELO j PRODUCTS CO. Sanitation Specialists , E. J. Flemming, Representative | 1505 NORTH Nth STREET READING, PA. j i ! MT. PENN DINER j GOOD FOOD ... SERVICE ! PARKING FOR 75 CARS 1 1 • l EDGAR E. 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DIAL READING 3-0377 EMILY HOPKINS YOUNGER SET FASHIONS • 120 NORTH 5th STREET READING, PA. x ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PHOTOGRAPHY FOR 1943 PENN ALMA by LORING STUDIOS FOR FINE PORTRAITS 7A NORTH SIXTH STREET, READING, PENNSYLVANIA TELEPHONE 4-3021 PATRONS Miss Ellen Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Pierce A. Bechtel Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bernsau Lieut. Carl F. Bodev, USNR Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bovcr Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brill Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Calden Mr. and Mrs. David Christman Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Conrad Mrs. James Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Erroll R. Cummings Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy B. Diener Mr. and Mrs. William Draudt Mr. and Mrs. William Druschel Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Fasic Mr. and Mrs. Ross P. Fry Mr. and Mrs. Clarence W. Gillis Miss Ada E. Gossler Miss Miriam G. Griesemor Miss Evelyn Haag Mr. and Mrs. John H. Herbein Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Hinkel Miss Angela Houseal Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E. Tschinger Mr. and Mrs. William L. James Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Keller Miss Louise Keller Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Kelley Miss Elisabeth Kerling Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kucrsten Mr. and Mrs. John F. Larkin Miss Anna E. LeVan Miss Elva D. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. David H. Martin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Mowrv Mi’s. R. D. Nevin Parent-Teacher Association Mr. ami Mrs. Paul M. Peifer Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Reed Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Reifsnyder Miss Emma J. Reinbold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Richter Mrs. Florence Riley Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sassaman Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Schalck Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Seidel Mr. and Mrs. John Seifarth Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sharetts Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shurr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood J. Spatz Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Stick Mr. and Mrs. C. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stump Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stutzman Mrs. Albert Swavely Mr. and Mrs. William Sweitzer Mr. and Mrs. J. Norman Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe H. Ward Miss Esther Weaver Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Weidner Mr. and Mrs. Jacob D. Wentzel Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wittich Mr. and Mrs. Arnulf Woerle Mr. Ralph Yeich Mr. and Mrs. William J. Zellers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zilles Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmerman Aui Hf iafLlu feg Sf2 ' AuifHf'iajxliA,

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