Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)

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'-rsaszgggg Jane Spangler Commercial. Girl Reserves 12. This dark-haired lassie is one of the quiet type of per- sons. Active in sports, she rates baseball as her favor- ite. Jane came to Muhlen- berg in her senior year from Reading High School. After high school, Peggy dcrires to obtain a job as bookkeeper. The class ot' '43 hopes she keeps her records straight. -it Doris Kaylor Academic. Muhltohi 12: Chorus 12. Quiet, smiling-eyed Doris hails from Hyde Crest. Doris was often seen in the art room at school. For re- creation she turns to bowl- ing and dancing. In the future, she would like to Work in a defense plant and later keep house for a certain local lad. May she sweep her way to success. 6-I Arlene Lunpold Commercial. l.eeny spends most ot her time outdoors either iiding her bicycle or hiking It the weather is not suitalilt for activities outdoors. shi can he found writing letters to senieone in the service. Alter graduation, Arlent would like to become a gen eial rlllce clerk. lhe class ot '-lil wishes her smooth sail ing. Mary Jane Gehris Academic. Band 10, 11, 12: Orchestra 10, 11, 12: Chorus 12: Girl Reserves 12: Dance Band 10, 11. Meet one of the musically- minded seniors. Gerry Mane has been a member of All State Band, has taken several roles in school operettas and also plays the pipe organ. After graduation Duchess would like to become a pri- vate music instructor. Mp.. If V. .s , if 1 Anna Mae Seidel Commercial. Girl Reserves 12: Muhliohi 12. The ambition of this tiny miss is to work in a war plant for the duration. and then to get an oflice job. Anna Mae is one of the few girls of the class who enjoy and have the oppor- tunity to go horseback rid- ing. Best wishes from your class. Anna Mae! Louise Viering Commercial. Louise is a member of thi 12B homeroom but was al- ways found with IZIJ stu- dents at lunch time. VVeedy hails from 'l'em- ple and is one of the few who place sports before dancing. Louise has gained many friends w i t h hei' broad smile. May your smile bring you success as an olliet worker. i.. KA 1.1.1-. 0 . .. Q f '43 Tlrcntil-ff Qld

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Betty Rissmiller Commercial. C'arefree and happy-go- lucky is this small miss who declares dancing to be her favorite pastime. Although q u i t e small, Shorty has a hearty laugh and likes a good joke. After graduation Betty plans to get an ollice posi- tion. lVlay she pick the Shorty-est way to sue- cess. Barbara Arnold Academic. G. A. A. 10, 11, 12: Debating 10, 11: Horizon Cluh 121 Chorus 12: Observer 11, 12: Muhltohi 11, 12. This brown-eyed lassie was kept very busy by her many activities. She was often found in the gym refereeing girls' basketball games, in her capacity as co-manager of the G. A. A. B, B. is undecided as to her future but the class of V13 wishes her luck. Gloria Kulikowski Commercial. Chorus 12: Girl Reserves 12: Observer 11, 12: Muhltohi 11, 12: Bowling Club 12. Glo was secretary ot' the class in her junior and sen- ior years. She also was sec- retary to R. S. Leinbach, geography teacher and W. I. Reed, bookkeeping teacher. Gloria rates tap dancing and going to the movies as her favorite pastimes. Good luck, Gloria. Betty Steinfurth Commercial. Bowling Club 125 Girl Reserves 12: G. A. A. 10, 11, 12. ll' you admire dull and cheerless people, be sure to stay away from Steinie, who is one ol' the fun-loving girls of the senior class. 'l'his lass is an ardent ad- mirer ol' the United States Navy and llarry James. Betts hopes to continue her shorthand and typing in a secretarial position. Elizabeth Weber Commercial. Girl Reserves 121 National Honor Society 12. Betty, a quiet miss, spends much time crochcting, read- ing and sewing. Shorthand and ollice prac- tice rank high with Betty, who served as secretary to J. W. White, mathematics teacher, and Miss Grace llartinan, secretary to Su- perintendent C. E. Cole, dur- ing her senior year. Elizabeth Spohn Commercial. Track 10, 11, Chorus 12: Girl Reserves 12: Muhltohi 11, 12: Observer 11, 125 Bowling Club 12. Do you hear music? lt' so, Betty is probably in front of it. This popular lass with her two gold batons was seen twirling with our school band. Betty intends to be a hair stylist and live in California after the war. May her fu- ture be sunny. hlihliiinltulim- -r .ii I . icrzlu-llirce ' '43 . if Lf' 1.li lg sf.:

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Nita Boyer Academic. Orchestra IIJ, 11, 125 Girl Reserves 125 Chorus 12g Muhltohi 12: National Honor Society 12. Nits is a girl who likes to hear and tell good jokes and then laugh heartily. Collecting things - house plans, recipes, match covers, etc. -- is her hobby. She was also very active in Girl Reserves work, having been senior treasurer of the club. Nita plans to be a nurse. s X K Mary I-Iimmelreich Commercial. Girl Reserves 123 G.. A. A. 10, 12. Himmy, a brown-eyed, dimpled lass is one of the more talkative members of the senior class. Her hobby is driving her dad's '36 Chevvyf' After leaving school, Mary would like to further her commercial interests by do- ing general office work. , s . Gloria Ebersole c0I'YIl'YlGI'Clal. Every Saturday night this brown-haired lass can be seen at a local skating rink where she indulges in her favorite sport. When her feet aren't rolling over some fioor her eyes are rolling over an interesting book, because reading is another one of Glo's hobbies. Gloria's ambition is to be an efficient secretary. Harold Degler Industrial. This brown-eyed lad rates fishing and reading non-Iic- tion books as his most in- teresting pastimes. He en- joys shop more than any other subject in school. At present he is a truck driver after school and Sat- urdays. After the war he would like to make this his vocation. May you drive your way to success. xv! Anna Phillips C0l'TlWl8I'Cl3I. Anna is a talkative girl with a bright smile and teasing ways. Her laughter often was heard coming from the 12D homeroom. She is popular with the oposite sex and enjoys cor- responding with a certain fellow in the navy. After graduation Anna wants to become a typist. Louis Canto lnzlustrial. Track 11: National Honor Society 12. This athletically inclined lad rates soccer as his favor- ite sport and plays on a Reading soccer team. D. A. is one of the lively seniors and is Well liked by the students. Louie plans to enter the military aviation field, if possible, after graduation. Keep 'Em Flying, Louie! realy-five M Q L5 - I mf' 15:3 its . sas A . 5'-1 P'