Muhlenberg High School - Muhltohi Yearbook (Laureldale, PA)

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FIRST Row, left to right: Redcay, Dussinger, Epting, M. Frick, Bower, R. Clinton, N. Slonaker, Koble, Brunner. SECOND Row: D. Richards, L. Clinton, A. Greer, Christ, N. Biehl, Sands, Larkin, B. Kurtz, C. Reitz, B. McKee. THIRD ROW: R. Fetter, D. Rothermel, McKently, R. Folk, L. Eddinger, Kenney, Elliott, Shay, B. Landis. FOURTH Row: Parzanese, L. Oxenreider, R. Spayd, J. Rothenberger, Yoder, R. Schoener. Sevenfh Grade FIRST Row, left to 'fighrz Dunkelberger, Wily, M. Marbarger, J. Trate, J. Adams, 1. Noll, F. Gring, june Delp, T. Price, R. Yeager. SECOND ROW: R. Steinhauer, Werner, C. Wagner, Petree, Geisler, Yeager, N. Noll, Waldman, Hill, S. Seyfert, Swoyer. THIRD Row: Strausseir, L. Williams, E. Evans, Anderson, C. Moyer, P. Thomas, S. Stephens, A. Williams, B. Ree . FOURTH Row:C. Miller, D. Heller, P. Biehl, H. .Encly, L. Weidner, E. Steinhauer.

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Zerbe, Shaw, Evans, Haisch, Bailey, Koch, Snyder, Reddy, Bensing, Faust. SECOND Row: Carbon, Shomo, Homan, Gundry, Losoncy, Baeighkley, Detweiler, Deangelis, Faber, Muthard Grim. THIRD ROW: Gable, Angstadt, Gabrielli, Smith, Browne, L. Reed, D. Adams, Britigan, L. Adams, Pott. FOURTH ROW: Mills, L. Wixon, Albright, Bates, DcMarco, R. Katzcnrnoyer. Sevenfh Grade FIRST ROW, left to right: Folk, Hartman, Yerger, Wentzel,Hohl, Arnold, Reedy, Rhoads, Shoemaker, Brendlinger SECOND ROW: R. Stephens, C. Katzenmoyer, Rogers, Spengler, Mengel, Dunkle, Trievel, Schaeffer, J. Delp, Rollman. THIRD ROW: G. Yeager, Bradley, Holland, Noecker, Moatz, Hower, Filrnan, K. Weidner, Allwcin. FOURTH Row: Ulrich, M. Wixon, Rarnich, Faller, Lilarosc, C. Brown, Mullen, Kress.

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Acfivi Hes Cccupy the spare time of our energetic students . . . efficient Observer staff journeyed to the P.S.P.A. Convention in Allentown for pointers on page makeup and writing . . . Student Council's second annual Holly Hop proved a terrific success . . . YfTeens encourage leapfyear tradition through W. P. A. Valentine Dance . . . interesting assemblies created by debaters' triangleflvluhlenberg, Shillington, and Boyertown . . . Muhlaires and Muhleteers provided vocal harmony at Cost Account' ants' Club . . . Kiss Your Honey, the big hit at Horizon Hoedown . . . breathing space provided for choristers and shops upon transferring to new wing . . . talented students and teachers contributed long hours of hard work to create a wonderful show, The Muhl Revue' '... Honor Society conducted the assembly which brought the highest honors in school to 17 lucky students . . . May we never forget the fine performf ances witnessed at the class plays . . . Horizon Club and YfTeens both planned a threefday tour of New York City . . . Miss Ebling's dexterous cooks gained valuable experience serving the local Lions and the Berks County Schoolmen's Club. l30l