Norristown Area High School - Spice Yearbook (Norristown, PA)
- Class of 1945
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'1 0 61.63 s We a cl their s oo ay but gla ause t e - 4' ' . e i W h A ar. 4 1, t , ,L lar 1 .. p s il a n --a ' 1 h ' rs. hQ e t fi o 4 in w A d - e e ac ' e t. t - 's C is cle fe ' in' a t y ,ch i - ' : - ' . Q ' . e H h r - . v a 5 nd . .9 ny e n A In ao i 0l'ebU0l' IN this, the fiftieth year ot the publication of Spice, we pause for a brief recital of history concerning the boolc. The initial issue, edited by J. Clarence Emery. was published in June 1896. The first cover, which we have reproduced in slightly reduced size on our title and division pages, set a style which was retained practic- ally unchanged for all issues until 1903. Then the desires of individual staffs began to express themselves in varying cover designs. In its early period Spice was purely a monthly, literary magazine. It was the literary outlet of the school and paid relatively little attention to athletic activities. Beginning in 1925 the idea of the publication began to change, and the resulting boolc became larger, more of a record boolc, and published less often. By 1951 it was admittedly a year boolc. or rather. uclass book, since it appeared twice a year. as did commencement. Since then it has appeared in its present annual form as a record of the persons and the activities ol the senior class. The retrospect is pleasant. It shows adaptibility and achievement. Our hope is that the coming halt century will be equally pleasant to those who create and then Ioolc back upon the future editions of Spice. COIL tell fri DIVISION I - The People - Page 6 DIVISION II - The Activities Page 78 The Pecnple fl- 1'l.f wi M To the Class of 1945 Greetings! When the sounds of war have passed away, America must help to create a world in which there shall he equality of opportunity and liherty lor every race and lor every people. ln that tremendously important worlc the voice of youth will he heard, whether they spealc or are silent. Never helore have there been young men and women who are so well Fitted by nature and trained by design to meet this great challenge. You go out to become a part of that body of youth of our land. Have you the self-reliance, the courage. the qualities of leadership and the vision to sup- port the movement that will bring a new era of peace and dignity to all manlcind? Sincerely, .fw Q u Students. Present and personal histories are recorded for you in this your hoolc. They have been so recorded in one form or another for the past hall century. Anniversaries are interesting provided one loolcs upon them only as a boundary ol' the past. If achievement in any field is to continue, time needs to lay down other mileposts ol the same lcind in the future. One thinlcer once defined space this way-Go, said he, to the end of space and there put a boundary. What have you on the other side of the fence?--Achievement needs to he like that. The past is something which we lcnow, and from which we can profit if we are wise enough. In the present we mark our boundary of the past. But on the other side of the fence lies the future'-fill it with achievements, so that the hlundering, bloody present will he only an ugly misshapen milepost. lvlan can live in peace, with cooperation and harmony. Help to create that world. 'x g6lCll,Ag EVER since Spice was lirst pulalishecl llilty years ago, we owe its success through no small part to the faculty, with their ever reacly assistance ancl encouragement. ADDISON J. ALLEN, BS., lVI.A., Sponsor ol lVlaslc ancl Wig Clulo, lVlonitor ol Early Room. English Department. ANNA R. BARKER, Sponsor of Recl Cross Art Cluln, Art Department. AMANDA BELL, B.S., lVI.A., Costumier, Sponsor ol Chinese Relief Cluh. Home Economics Department. MORRIS BENCH, B.A., lVI.A.. Sponsor ot Spanish Club, Language Department. DOROTHY E. BERGER, AB., lVl.A.. Counselor, Sponsor ol National Honor Society, English Department. ELVA S. BLAKEY, BS., A.lVI., Sponsor ol Red Cross, English Department. HELEN A. BOIVIBERGER, Assistant Librarian. RHODA E. BGVVERS, AB., BS., Sponsor ol lsihrary Club, Librarian. ESTHER R. BRIGHT, A.B., MA., Sponsor ol War Bond and Stamp cluh, English Department. WILLIAM E. BUTLER, BS., Vocational Department. E. F. BYERLY. Vocational Department. J. HOUSTON CAMPBELL. B.S., lVI.Ed.. Sponsor ol Clieerleaclers Cluh. lVlnthe- matics Department. MARY A. CASSEL, B.A., Leave ol absence, Language Department. .IOSEPHINE C. CLEMMER, BS., lVI.A., Social Stuclies Department. FLORENCE DIETRICH, AB., Sponsor ol Sophomore Dramatics Club. English Department. NICHOLAS DOLAS, B.S., Vocational Department. MARY A. DOVVNEY, BS., Director ol Vocal lVlusic, History ancl Music Appre- ciation, Music Department. BERTHA H. DUCKERS, BS.. Sponsor of Red Cross Clulo, English Department EDYTH ESBENSHADE, BS., lVI.A., Commercial Department. INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: lVliss Bowers. Right: lVlr. Dolas, Mr. Henry. lxlr. VVyatt. anal lVIiss Bomlaerger, and Miss Hz-nclerson consult lVlr. Gulclen cooperate in solving a vocational the clictionary. prohlcm. Left: Miss Rolainson ancl Miss Krebs loolc on as lVliss Esluenslmclc operates an typewriter. Right: Nh' Kcplmrt' Mr. Campbell' and Mr- Centvr: Mr. Reinmiller says lle's pflacl to he hacli Hmnbcrl lollow our boys around 'lm Globe' lrom the war. Left: Miss lvlaneval arlmires the poster as lVlrs. Right: lVlr, McKee, lVIr. Henry, ancl Mr. Byerly Barlcer loolcs on. converse in the Electric Shop. 10 QEKQQSQ X W . 1. Wg Lv, i Wu--N Ll W5-f 2,04 tqy'T7 .- si T ' 2 ? it A L ' N u Z WU . K . ' ?j CSL QL ti 5- 3? I 4 gl 45 I W, , Q 1 N Q, I - 1 D ' 1 .dm vw Q 'WJ' . 'fn V , an , ' f '. K '29 .. ..,.. E . . .-': I 2 ww-w-xwfllaaz V ? !AeMsAfW my a 'xi -YH Q I Z ix 5 rg Q Q4 f QW' is Tw H 2 1 W S+ ' W Z 5 511 'L Q Wi , f fiiQ9 Q2 W 'H 2 AX 5 ' as HARVEY VV. FISHBURN, B.S.. Ecl.M.. Director ol Athletics, Assistant Coach ol Football, Coach of Baseball, Physical Education Department. KATHRYN H. GRAHANI, B.A., M.A., Patriotic Services Club. Language De- partment ancl Social Stuclies Department. KERlVllT GULDEN. B.S., Ecl.lVl.. Vocational Department. MARY l.. HENDERSON, BS.. h'l.Ecl.. Commercial Department. WAYNE F. HENRY. Attendance Office, Sponsor ol Vocational Society. Voca- tional Department. HARRY S. HERBERT, B.S., lWl.A.. Social Stuclies Department. ARTHUR L. HERR, B.S.. Coach ol Basketball, Coach ol .lunior Varsity Baseball. Coach ol Junior Varsity Football, Science Department. El.lVlER C. HOFFMAN, B.S.. M.S., Cmmercial Department. DAMON D. HOLTON. BS., M.Ed., Director ol Music. ANNA HUNSBERC-ER. BS., M.S., Sponsor ol Boys' Cooking Club, Home Economics Department. EDVVIN G. KEPHART, AB., lVl.S., Sponsor ol Spice, Mathematicfs Department. RlCl'lARD C. KlSTlsER, A.B., A.M.. M.S.. Sponsor ol Hi-Eye, Sponsor ol Press Club. English Department. MARGARET A. KREBS, B.S., Sponsor of B. U. T. Club. Commercial Depart- ment. WALTON S. LANDES, A.B., lVl.S., Sponsor ol Advanced Chemistry Club. Coach of Swimming, Science Department. MAUDE C. LEISTER, BQS.. Sponsor ol Red Cross Club, English Department. LEROY LEWIS, B.S., P.E.. M.Ecl. Coach ol Track, Sponsor of Track Club. Physical Education Department. T. NORMAN MACHEMER, BS., M.Ecl., Sponsor ol Typing cluli, Sponsor ol Bowling Club. Commercial Department. SOPl'llE lVlAclN'l-YRE. Director ol' Caleterias. lVlARY M. MANEVAL, AB., M.A., Chairman ol Assembly. Social Stuclies Department. LYNN C. MCKEE, A.B., Director ol lndustrial Eclucation. FRANKLIN E. MEl..lCK, B.S., A.lVl.. Coach ol Junior Varsity Basketball, Mathe- matics Department. JOHN rl. PENNYPACKER. B.S., M.S., Commercial Department. INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: Mr. Hothiian. Right: Miss Downey. Mrs. Graham, and lVlrs. Mr. Pcnnypackcr, and Mr. Maclxaixier enjoy a Rambo make use ot their sparc time. joke over the bookkeeping machine. Left: Mr. Schuh-L Nh' Spangler, and Mr. Mclituk Right: Miss Lelster, Miss Clcninior, and Miss Duckcrs store hrst semester hooks. cliscuss the Presidential campaign. Left: Miss Berger, Mrs. Runclle. and Miss Price Right: Mr. Bench. Mr. Kistler, anzl Mr. Allen have a noontimc chat. look over thc morning bulletin. I5 REBECCA VV. PRICE, AB., M.A., Sponsor of Play Production Cluh, Social Studies Department. CORA M. RAMBO, A.B., Language Department and Social Stuclies Department. HAROLD RElNMlLLER, B.S., M.A., lndustrial English, United States History. KATHARINE G. RINDLAUB, A.B., lVl.Ed. Sponsor of Apollo Cluh. English Department. MARIAN E. ROBINSON, B.S., Sponsor ot Garclen Cluh, Commercial Depart- ment. LEONARD K. ROTHERMEL, B.A., Science Department. EDNA H. RUNDLE, BS., Sponsor of Class of 1946, Commercial Department. HAROLD K. SCHEIRER, B.S., M.S., 'Sponsor of Spice and Hi-Eye Business Staffs, Science Department. JOHN L. SCHULER, A.B., M.A., Sponsor of Traffic, Faculty Manager of Ath- letics, Treasurer of Athletic Council, Mathematics Department. SARAH H. SMITH, A.B., Coach of Girls' Swimming, Sponsor of Class of 1945, Language Department. WILLIAM J. SPANGLER, AB., M.A., Attendance Office, Sponsor of Student Council, Social Studies Department. MELVIN E. SVVENBY, B.S., Co-Sponsor of Visual and Stage Cluh, lndustrial Arts Department and Vocational Department. HHSBERT WYATT, B.S., Co-Sponsor of Visual and Stage Clulo, lndustrial Arts Department. DOROTHY I. YANISCH, B.S., Coach of Field Hockey, Coach of Basketball, Coach of Tennis, Sponsor of Leaders Cluh, Director ot Girls' Physical Educa- tion Department. FACULTY MEMBERS IN WAR SERVICE THOMAS W. BROWNBACK, Red Cross Field Director STANLEY B. DIETRICH, Red Cross Field Director CAPTAIN JOSEPH A. DOLAN, United States Army LIEUTENANT LAWSON S. EARL, United States Navy PRIVATE DONALD W. SHAFFER, United States Army INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: Miss Bell. Miss Riglltg Mr. Lewis, Mr. Holton, and Mr. Buthvr Mclntyrc, and Miss Hunsherger tnlcc it easy malce recordings. hctwccn classes. U Right: Miss Dietrich talces a prohiem to two ot Iflzfhlzmcl' Mr' Vvolf' and Mr' Schclmr the girls' coaches, Mrs. Smith and Miss Yanisch. he-ft: Miss Rindiauh illustrates her favorite com- Right: Mr. Herr, Mr. Fishhurn, and Mr. Lancies position to Miss Blakey and Miss Bright. checking over the hoys' winter sports schedule. 14 A X. WN-.N NWN? X Q x 'mf 1. 1 Y.. 1, X ,HYQSSQM i xgiss 'S .insane-W E f Q is ia f 1 . x r gm? V. 5 1 Q, A- 'e:- L m Q Q3 - f f sfgglgii 1 , Lf , XA 2.5. xx N ' 'Y ,VH YQ: V Q R A , ' - 'Ml La , 'viii Q 1 Y, 'fi ami? A. A was wi-Qs L ,,,,.,.-7.1.7 -... .., .-,v-v--mi... -...., WE pay tribute to our co-operative sponsor, Sarah Hotter Smith, who IIHS unstintingiy given of tier time and ettorts in loyalty supporting our class in all of its projects. Her interest in us has inspired confidence and good wilig tier friendly and sincere spirit will continue to be a source of great satisfaction to us. We txope that the Class of 1945 will do tier credit, as they go forward to lite beyond time waits of N. H. S. A THESE members of the Senior Class of 1945 tiave, by genuine service and loyalty to their school. helped to up- tiotct the ideals and maintain the true spirit which will remain with us long after their actual achievements have been forgotten. CLAIRE WOEHI,ING C. FLOY LEWIS FRED SHARP R. MAX COY OLIVER SMITH WlLLI.AM GARRETT PIERCE DAVIS FREDERICK RUCCIUS KITTY JUNE STOOPS CONSTANCE VENTURA tak., 'I v N I ,pv- Milf, ,.....mpk 'Wm 4435 -:sr W 'Scif-R UU- 'Y' R'Wm.,,w X M Nm 3' 7' w Ji -462237 IRENE M. ADAMS-Home Room 1.-Choir, l: Patriotic Services Club, 3: Reel Cross Club, 2: Table Tennis- Club, 1, 2. ROBERT H. ALLAN-Home Room l-'Senior Play Cast: Band, 3: Boys' Chorus. l: Victory Corps, 1: lntra-mural Sports, I: Senior Assembly: Advanced Clxem- istry Club, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. JEANNE S. ALLERTON-Home Room l-Class Congress, 3: Senior Play Com- mittee: Victory Corps, lg Color Team, 2: Counselor, 3: Tennis, 3, J. V., 2: Hockey, 3, J. V., 1, 2: Red Cross Club, 1: Leaders Club, 2, 3. DAVID G. AMMON-Home Room I-Hi-Eye, l, Business Staff, 2: Victory Corps, lg Swimming, l, Manager, 2, 3: Tennis Manager, 2, 3: Home Room Treasurer, 3: Chemistry Club, 3. ARLENE M. ANDERS.-Home Room 58-Home Room Treasurer, 2. 3: Table Tennis Club, 2: Play Production Club. 3: Spice Representative, 2. ARMAND J. ANGELUCCI-Home Room l--Class Congress, I, 2: Student Council, 3: Victory Corps, 1: Football, 3, J. V., 2: Senior Assembly. PAUL J. ANGELUCCI-Home Room I-'Vocational Society, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Bowling Club, 2, 3: Stage Club, 3. MARGARET M. ANTHONY-Home Room I-'Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2. FRANK J. ANUZELLL-Home Room li- CHARLOTTE V. ANZEl..l..OFlvl 0-'Home Room l-'Color Team. 3: Patriotic Services Club, 3: Red Cross Club, 3. CHARLES ARENA--UNITED STATES NAVY. SAMUEL J. ARENA-Home Room l-Basketball, 2, 3: Home Room President, 3: Boys' Home Economics Club, 2: Basketball Club, 3. VINCENT J. AVARESE-Home Room l-Band, l, 2, 3. LOUISE M. BACCHI-Home Room 3'-Color Team, 3: Red Cross Club, 2. 3: Home Economics Club, 2. . JUNE l. BADGER-Home Room 9-Apollo Club, 3: Patriotic Services Club, 3. HOWARD BAILIFF.-UNWED STATES ARMY. ' 21 JEAN D. BAIRD--Home Room 4,-'Senior Play Cast: Girls' Chorus, I: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2, 3: Home Room Vice President, 3: Red Cross Club, I, 2: Leaders Club, 3. AUGUSTUS BALDASSANO-Home Room 4--Vocational Society, 2, 3: Traffic. l, 2, 3. ROBERT L. BARRY--Home Room 3-Traffic, 2: Captain, 3: lntra-mural Sports, 2: Banking Officer, 3. SALLY S. BARTSCH'-Home Room 4'-Class Congress, 2, 3: Senior Play Cast: Victory Corps, l: Color Team, 2, 3: Swimming, I, 2, 3: Home Room Vice President, 2: Treasurer, 1: Sophomore Dramatics Club, l: Mask and Wig Club, 2: Leaders Club, 3. DGLORES M. BATENIAN-Home Room 5'-Color Team, 2, 3: Home Room Vice President, 2. 3: Red Cross Club, 1, 2, 3: Table Tennis Club, 2: Banking Officer, 2. JAMES W. BATEMAN-Home Room 5'-Bowling Club, 3: Rille Class, 3. LORRAINE L. BAUIVIGART--Home Room 3-Orchestra, l, 2. 3: Victory Corps, 1: Color Team, 2: Home Room Vice President, 3: Spice Representative, 2. DORIS BENNER,-Home Room 3-Student Council, 3: Color Team, 2. 3: Home Room Treasurer, 3: Table Tennis Club, 1: Red Cross Club, 2. ELVIRA L. BENNETT,-Home Room 3'-'Senior Play Committee: Cheerleading, l, 2, 3: Home Room Secretary, 3: Treasurer, 2. MARY E. BENNETT'-Home Room 3'-Choir, 3: Girls' Chorus. l. 2: Red Cross Club, I, 2: Patriotic Services Club, 2: Knitting Club, 3. PAUL A. BENZ-Home Room 5'-Traffic, 3: Leaders Club, 2: Rifle Club, 3: Bowling Club, 2. MABLE P. BINGAMAN-Home Room 3--Student Council, 3: Girls' Clmorus, l: Victory Corps, 1: Color Team, 2: Swimming, 3, J. V., I, 2: Typing Club, 2: Leaders Club, 3: Spice Representative, 2. ELSIE B. BOCH--Home Room 4-National Honor Society: Student Council. 2. 3: Senior Play Cast: Clmoir, 1, 2, 3: Color Team, 2, 3: Library, I, 2, 3. JOSEPHINE T. BONDI-Home Room 6'-Color Team, 2: Home Room Pres- ident, 3: Secretary, 2: B.U.T. Club Secretary, I: Stamp and Bond Representative. CHARLES J. BONO-Home Room 4. STEPHEN C. BON0-Home Room 4-lntra-mural Sports, l, 2. 22 0 K1 M, i ICUQ' 475 ANN M-ni' '41 M ' Xie, WILLIAM K. BOYSON-Home Room 4-Hi-Eye, I, 2. 3: Band, 5: Orchestra. 5: Football, J.V., 2: Swimming, J. V., 2: Press Club, I: Traffic, 2, 5. ELEANOR A. BRANT-Home Room 61-Senior Play Committee: Bancl, 2, 5: Color Team, 2, 5: Home Room President, 5, Treasurer, 2: Typing Club, 2: Spanish Club, 5: Play Production Club, 5. PHYLLIS E. BRAXTON-Home Room 5-Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, I: Home Room Secretary and Treasurer, 2: Patriotic Service Club, I. 2. 5: Sophomore Dramatics Club: Apollo Club, 2. K. ROSALIE BRENDLINGER-Home Room 5--Class Congress, I. 2. 5: Senior Play Committee: Orchestra, I, 2: Victory Corps, l: Color Team, 2. 5: Baslcet- ball, 5, J. V., I, 2: Tennis, J. V., 2: Hoclcey, 5, J. V., I, 2: Home Room President. 5: Vice President, 2: Leaders Club. 5. ALLAN R. BROGKE-Home Room Il-Library Club. 5: Rifle Class, 2. 5. C. RAYMOND BROOKE.-Home Room ll-'Victory Corps, I: Library Club. 5: Rifle Class, 2. 5. FREDERICK VV. BROUSE-Home Room 4-National Honor Society: Class Congress, I: Spice, I: Junior Assembly: Victory Corps, I: Traffic, 5: Baseball, JJ V., 2: Home Room President, 5: Vice Presiclent, 2: Spanish Club Vice Pres- i ent, 5. CLARE J. BROWN-Home Room 5-Reel Cross Club, I, 5. M. NANCY BROWN-Home Room 7-Girls' Chorus, I: Color Team, 5: Apollo Club, I: Patriotic Services Club, I: Typing Club, 2: Red Cross Club, 5. JOSEPH F. BRUNO-Home Room 5-Student Council. 2: 'Squad Leacler. 5: Baseball, l: Home Room Vice President, 2: Dancing Club, I: Advanced Chem- istry Club, 5: Typing Club, 5: Spice Representative. 2. BRUCE B. BURNETT-Home Room 4'-'National Honor Society: Student Coun- cil, I: Junior Assembly: Bancl, I, 2, 5: Orchestra, 2, 5: Boys' Chorus, I, 2: Photography Club, l. HELEN M. BURNS-Home Room 7-Swimming Club, I: Patriotic Services Club: Apollo Club, 2. 5. DORIS A. BUTERA-Home Room 5--Choir, I, 2, 5: Victory Corps, I: Color Teams, 2, 5: Basketball, 5, J. V., I, 2: B.U.T. Club: lVIaslc and Wig Club, 2: Leaders' Club, 5: Hi-Eye Representative, 5: Banking Officer, I. RUTH L. BUI IERVVORTH-Home Room 5'-'Class Congress, 2, 5: Hi-Eye, 2, 5: Senior Play Committee: Color Teams, 2, 5: Home Room Secretary and Treasurer, 5: Leathercraft Club, I: Garden Club, 2: Table Tennis Club, 2. A. CRANE BUZBY--Home Room 5-Victory Corps, I: Football, 5: Baseball. 2, 5, J. V., I: Photography Club, I: Raclio Club, I: Squacl Leaders Club, 5. 'VERNA JANE CAMPBELL-Home Room 6-Class Congress, I, 2, 5: Pho- tography Club, I: Mathematics Club, I, 2: Chinese Relief Club, 2. 5. 25 ROBERT CAlVlPlTELL-Home Room 7'--Tralliic, l, 2, 3: Home Room Treasurer 3: Home Economics Club, I, 2: Rille Class. 2: Map Reacling Club, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, 2, 3. JOHN J. CARACAPPA-Home Room 9. ALBERT J. CARFAGNO-Home Room 9-Vocational Society, 3, Secretary, 2: Class Congress, 3: Home Room President, 3. Vice President, 2: Apollo Club, I, 2: Rille Class, 2. 3: Bowling Club, Captain, 2, 3. CLAUDE CARTER-UNITED STATES NAVY. EVELYN lVl. CASEY--Home Room 5-Girls, Cllorus, 2. 3: Stamp ancl Bond Club, 2: Red Cross Club, 1, 3. MARY JANE CASSEI.-Home Room 5--'Class Congress, I: Senior Play Com- mittee: Clloir, 3: Girls, Clxorus, l: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, l, 2. 3: Home Room President, 2, 3: B.U.T. Club President, 2: Stamp ancl Bond Club 3. CATHERINE lVl. CASTENQVA-Home Room 61-Swimming Club, I: Typ- ing Club, 2: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. PAULINE lVl. CATAGNUS-Home Room 9-Class Congress. 2: Color Team, MARY V. COLlZZl-Home Room 13 2. 3: lntra-mural Sports, 1, 2: Reel Cross Club. I: Salvage Club, 2: Play Pro- duction Club, 3. ANTHONY J. CERTA-Home Room ll-Victory Corps. I: Beginners Typing Club, 3. FRANCES B. CLARY-Home Room it-Home Room Secretary, 3: Table Tennis Club, I: Beginners Knitting Club, Presiclent, 3. Nl. JANET CLOUD.-Home Room 7,-National Honor Society: Class Congress, I, 2, 3: Hi-Eye, 2, Business Manager, bly: Choir, I, 2, 3: Victory Corps, l: Typing Club, 2: Red Cross Club, 3. 3: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assem- Home Room Secretary, 2, 3. Treasurer, lg -Typing Club, 1: Patriotic Services Club. 3: Stamp ancl Bond Club. 2. LORRAINE M. CONSTABLE-Home Room 13-Clmeerleacling, 2. 3: Color Team, 2, 3: B.U.T. Club, I: Table Tennis Club, 1: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. GUS lVl. COTTETA-Home Room 14-flntra-mural Sports, l, 2, 3: Football, J. V., 1: Traclc, 2, 3, J. V., l: Traclc Club, 1, 2. GLENNA lVl. COUGHEY--Home Room 7'-'Junior Assembly: Orchestra, l, 2, 3: Color Team, 2, 3: Basketball, J. V., 2: Spice Representative, 2. R. MAX COY-Home Room 14,-'National Honor Society: Class President: Vic- tory Corps, I: Football. J. V., 2: Basketball, I, 2, Captain. 3: Traclc, l. 2. 3: Home Room President, l, 2, 3: Basketball Club, 3: Traclc Club, 1: Squacl Leaders' Club, 2. 26 R 3 1 ',,, f Ja- if , Q Q - - . , z, g 5 2 .K 1 ,J-an ,gf MEMS BEVERLY CRONK-Home Room 7-Cheerleading, 2: Clloir, I, 2, 3: Swim- ming, 1, 2, 3. JOHN T. CUDDY,-Home Room 7. RICHARD W. CURTIS--Home Room 61,-Clieerleacling, 2, 3. PIERCE. R. DAVIS'-Home Room 9-National Honor Society: Vocational Society, 2, 3: Stuclent Council Treasurer, 3: Football, l, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, J. V., lg Baseball, l, 2, 3: Home Room President, 2, Vice President, 3: Raclio Club, I. ELEANOR M. DAYVVALT.--Home Room 6-Home Room President, 3, Vice President, l, 2: Mathematics Club, 2: Red Cross Club, 1: Apollo Club, 3: Banking Officer, l. ELIZABETH R. DE CHANT-Home Room 14.-Patriotic Services Club, I, 2. 3: Apollo Club, 1, 2: Beginners Typing Club, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. CAROLYN L. DEENI--Home Room 9--Choir, 2: Girls' Cllorus, 1: Basketball. 2, 3, J. V., l: Hockey, 3, J. V., 2, 3. JOSEPH F. DEFRANCO-Home Room 14--Vocational Society, 2, 3: Boys' Chorus, 2: Projectionist Club, l. JERRY A. DE GRAZIO-Home Room 14-Vocational Society, 2, 3: Football. I, 2, 3: Basketball, J. V., I: Track, J. V., 1: Track Club, I, 2: lntra-mural Sports, l, 2, 3. JUNE E. DELI-,-Home Room 61-Clloir, 3: Typing Club, 2. LENA R. DELL ANGELO-Home Room I4-'Class Congress, 3: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2: Basketball, J. V., l: Knitting Club, Secretary, 2: Table Tennis Club, President, 2: Stamp and Bond Club, 3. LORETTA A. DERFLER-Home Room ll-Color Team, l: Swimming, J. V.. l: Home Economics Club, 2: Stamp and Boncl Club, 3. NICHOLAS DI CILLO-UNITED STATES ARMY. DANTE DI DONATO--Home Room 16-Bancl, l, 2, 3: Orchestra, I, 2. 3: Home Room Vice President, 3. ANGELINE R. DILIBERTO--Home Room ll-Color Team, 1: Basketball, J. V.. 1: Hockey, J. V., l: Stamp and Bond Club, 3: Home Economics Club, 2. FRANCES E.. DINICOLA-Home Room 13-Home Economics Club, I: Typing Club, 3: Chinese Relief Club, 2: Red Cross Club, 2. 29 MARY J. DTNOFRIQ-Home Room I5--Home Room Secretary, 2, 5: Sopho- more Dramatic Club, l: Patriotic Service Club, lg Mask and Vvig Club, 2: Stamp and Bond Club, 5. ROBERT DOUGHERTY-Home Room ll. GENEVIEVE l. DUNSMORE-Home Room 15'-Senior Play Committee: Leaders Club, 2, 5. JUNE EDMUNDSON-Home Room 14--Senior Play Committee: Choir, 2, 5: Girls' Cborus, lg B.U.T. Club, 1. IRVING P. ENEY-Home Room 15'-Senior Play Committee: Airplane Club, 1: Typing Club, 2: Advanced Cllemistry Club, 5: Banking Officer, 2. DONALD P. ENGLISH-Home Room 15'-Stuclent Council, 5: Band. I, 2, 5: Orchestra, lg Basketball, l, 2, 5: Baseball, I, 5: Basketball Club, 5: Typing Club. 2. MARJORIE C. ENNTS--Home Room 14--Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, 1: Color Team, 2, 5: Basketball J. V., I: Hoclcey J. V., l, 2: Home Room Sec- retary, 2: Treasurer, l: Sopbomore Dramatics Club, l: Typing Club, 2: Leaders Club, 5. JOSEPH E. EPTFANTG--Home Room 17-Senior Play Committee: Traffic, l, 2: Captain, 5: Track J. V., 5: Banking Officer, 2, 5. JOHN EVANS'-Home Room I7-Spice, 1, 2: Pbotograplly Club, I. PATRICIA C. EVANS-Home Room 15-Student Council, l, 2: Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2, 5: Counselor. 5: Baslcetball J. V., 1: Hockey J. V., I, 2: Home Room President, 5: Table Tennis Club, I: Leaders Club. 2. WILLIAM H. EVANS-LJNITED STATES NAVY. JOSEPH FALCO-Home Room 50. DONALD R. FARGO-Home Room I5--Student Council, 5: Vice President: Spice, I, 2, 5: Senior Play Committee: Track, J. V., 2. HOWARD C. FEHL-Home Room 14-Vocational Society, 2, 5: lntra-mural Sports, I, 2, 5: Track, J. V., 5: Cross Country, 2, 5. .TACK FELL-Home Room 14-Student Council, I: Football, 2: Captain, 5: J. V., l: Home Room Vice President, 2: Treasurer, 5: All Sports Club, 5. DOLORES A. FTLANTTNO-Home Room I6--Banlcing Officer. 5. 50 W ,X hi ' N 'xwhw 6' A f , Mfg 4 X ,, . 6' fi: 'www f x ggi ,Ma ,rv-' K NI X ln' . A ,H ww, ,M I-we ma-'ns lVilRlAlVl L. Fll..LiVlAN--Home Room I5-Stucient Council, 3: Senior Play Com- mittee: Victory Corps, I: Color Team. 2, Counselor, 3: Basketball, 3, J. V., I, 2: Hoclcey, 3, J. V., 2: Home Room Vice Presiclent, 2, 3: Table Tennis Club. I: Leaders' Club, 2, 3. KATHLEEN E. FINK-Home Room I5-Stuclent Librarian, l, 2, 3: Library Club, l, 2: Secretary. 3. VIOLET L. FINKLE--Home Room I6-Junior Assembly: Choir. 3: Color Team. 2: Home Room President, 3: Secretary, 3. LEAH C. FISHER--Home Room I7-Class Congress, I: Senior Play Commit- tee: Color Team, 2, 3: Apollo Club, I: Red Cross Club, 2, 3, Secretary, I. LEROY FITZGERALD'-Home Room I7--Vocational Society. 2, 3: Class Con- gress, l: Mask and Vvig Club. 2. E. ANNE FLUCK-Home Room I6-Choir, I, 2, 3: Color Team, 2, 3: Swim- ming. 3, J. V.. I, 2: Home Room Treasurer, 2. ELIZABETH M. FORSYTH'-Home Room I6-Class Congress, 3: Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, l: Color Team, 2. 3: Swimming, 3, J. V., 1, 2: Hoclcey, J. V.. 2: Home Room Treasurer, 2, 3: Typing Club, 2: Library Club, 2: Senior Assembly Committee. WILLIAM G. FORSYTH-Home Room I5-Class Congress. I, 2, 3: Senior Play Cast: Junior Assembly: Bancl. I, 2, 3: Basketball, 2, 3, J. V., I: Baseball, J. V., l: Choir, 3: Boys' Chorus, I, 2: Victory Corps, I: Home Room President, 2. 3: Traclc Club, 2: Basketball Club, 3. ALICE B. FREDERICK--Home Room I6-Senior Play Committee: Reel Cross Club, l: Mathematics Club. 2. MARY E. FREED,-Home Room I7-Student Council, 3: Victory Corps, I: Color Team. 2, 3: Home Room Treasurer, 2: Stamp and Bond Club. I, 2. 3: Hi-Eye Representative. 2. EDWARD J. FUSCO-UNITED STATES NAVY. 'LENA C. GAMBONE-Home Room 42-Salvage Club 2. ROBERT G. GIAMBONE-UNITED STATES NAVY. MARY GARNER-Home Room I7-Girls' Chorus, l: Bonci and Stamp Club, l, 2, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, 3. WiLi-iAM S. GARRETT-Home Room I7-Vocational Society President, 3: Class Congress, l, 2: Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, 1: Baseball, 2. 3, J. V., l: Home Room Presiclent, l, 2, 3: Home Economics Club, 2. FLORENCE GAZONA--Home Room 17'-Home Room Treasurer, I, 3: B.U.T. Club, l: Stamp and Bond Club, l, 2. 33 THOMAS F. GEAR,-Home Room 42-Ciass Congress, I: Boys' Chorus, I: Victory Corps. I: Swimming, J. V., l: Baseball, 5, J. V., I, 2: intra-murai Sports, I, 2: Banking Officer, I. DOLORES M. GENTHER-Home Room 42--Senior Play Committee: Color Team. 5: Home Room Secretary and Treasurer, 5: Stamp and Bond Ciub, 5. PRUDENCE B. GLASS-Home Room 50'-Ciass Congress, 2, 5: Senior Play Committee: Choir, 2, 5: Coior Team, 2, 5: Home Room Vice President, 5: Sophomore Dramatics Ciub, l: ixfiasic and Wig Club. 2: Red Cross Art Ciub. 5. LIE? EOINS-Home Room 51-Color Team, I, 5: ApoIIo Ciub, 2: Red Cross 5 u , 5. RITA M. GOLDENBERG-Home Room 5l-National Honor Society: Ciass Congress, 5: Hi-Eye, I, Associate Editor, 2. Managing Editor, 5: Senior Piay Committee: Victory Corps, I: Coior Team, l, 2, 5: Basicetbaii, J. V., I: Home Room Secretary, I: Press Ciub, I: Red Cross Ciub, 2: Leaders Club, 5: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. JANICE M. GOLDSTEIN-Home Room 57,-Junior Assembiy: Orchestra, I. 2, 5: Ciioir, l. MARY R. GRAFFEO'-Home Room 54-Victory Corps, I: Color Team, I: Typ- ing Ciub, 5. VINCENT A. GRECO'-Home Room 57-Choir, 5: Apoiio Club. 2: Mask and Vvig Club. 5. SALLY E. GREGER-Home Room 57-Girls, Chorus, I. 2, 5: Victory Corps. I: Sophomore Dramatics Ciub, I: Patriotic Services Club, 2: Mask and Vvig Ciub, 2: Hi-Eye Representative, 5: Spice Representative, 2. THOMAS S. GRIFFIN'-Home Room 5I-National Honor Society: Class Con- gress, 1. 2: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Band, l, 2. 5: Orchestra. I, 2, 5: Boys, Chorus, 2: 5: Banking Officer, l, 2, 5. ELIZABETH IVI. GRILLBORTZER-Home Room 54-'Patriotic Services Club. 5: Banking Officer, 5. GIESELA GUNDLACH-Home Room 9-Tabie Tennis Ciub, 2: Stamp and Bond Ciub. 5. GEORGE VV. HADRICK--Home Room 15-Ciass Congress, I, 2: Matbematicts Ciub, I, 2: Bowiing Ciub, I: Sports Club, 2, 5. JOYCE L. HAMIIJTON-Home Room 54--Senior Piay Committee: Red Cross Club, 2, 5: Photography Club, 1: Home Economics Club, l. GEORGE VV. HANSBERRY-Home Room 16-National Honor Society: Vo- cational Society Corresponding Secretary, 5: Home Room Vice President, 2: Mathematics Ciub, l, 2. QUEEN ETHEL HARRELL-Home Room 54-Hi-Eye, 5. 54 'AS' VNS Q' 13 dx -yffivk '?' .xx is f? '4u, gf-,Q 1. . 5? -51 AGN w ' MQ ,sur ,QW mimi gh .il .Am .405 RUF 'CI7 if Mu? -am wav' W5 fun 14 'QP' -A- jf .foe JOHN C. HART-Home Room I6-Cboir, 3: Boys' Cborus, 1: Victory Corps, I: Home Room President, 3. ANNA N. HARTEG-Home Room 61-Orchestra, 2: Home Room Vice Pres- ident. 2: Stamp and Bond Club, 3. CHARLES F. HARTEG-UNITED STATES NAVY. NORIVIA L. HATCHEL-Home Room 40-Victory Corps. I: Color Team, 2. 3: Hoclcey, J. V., l: Apollo Club. 2. BETTY HATFIELD-Home Room 34--Class Congress. I: Student Council, 3: Garden Club, I, 2. Vice President. 3: Table Tennis Club, 2: Patriotic Services Club. Vice President, 3: Spice Representative. 2. JOHN L. HAUSNER-Home Room I6-Home Room Vice President, 3: Sec- retary, 3. HELEN L. HAVVKINS-Home Room 40-Home Room Secretary. 3: B.U.T. Club, I: Garclen Club. 2, Secretary, 3: Patriotic Services Club. 3. MARGARET lvl. HAYES-Home Room 36'-Class Congress, I, 2, 3: Hi-Eye. I: Victory Corps, I: Color Team. I: Home Room Secretary, 3: Press Club. I: Patriotic Services Club, President, 2: Red Cross Club, 2: Leaders Club, 3. NORIVIA E. HEFFNER-Home Room 34'-Color Team, I: B.U.T. Club, I: Table Tennis Club, I, 2: Garden Club, 2. Treasurer, 3: Patriotic Services Club, Treasurer, 3. ROBERT P. HEIST-UNITED STATES NAVY. H.iAlVIES HENDERSON-Home Room 37--Band. 3: Home Room Vice Pres- i ent. 3. EDNA HENDRICKS--Home Room 34-Garclen Club, I. 2. .SHERVVOOD S. HEVVITT-Home Room I4-Class Congress, I, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Band, I, 2, 3: Senior Assembly: Baslcet- ball, J. V.. 2: Home Room Vice President, 2, 3: Mask and Wig Club, 2: All Sports Club, 3. IVIILDRED J. HEYSER--Home Room 37--Cbeerleacling, 2: Victory Corps, I: Color Team. 2: Cvarclen Club, 2: Banking Officer, 3. RAYMOND VV. HEYSER. JR.,-Home Room 34-Hi-Eye, 2: Victory Corps. I: Senior Assembly: Home Room Vice Presiclent, 2. 3: Sopbomore Dramatics Club, I: Maslc and Vvig Club, 2, 3. GERALDINE HIGH-Home Room I3-National Honor Society: Hi-Eye. 2. 3: Senior Play Cast: Junior Assembly: Senior Assembly: Band, I, 2: Girls' Chorus. 2: Color Team, 2, 3: Swimming. 3. J. V., 2: Home Room Secretary. 3: Mask and Wig Club, 2: Spanish Club. Secretary, 3. 37 ELAINE E. HOFFMAN-Home Room 37'-'Victory Corps: Swimming. I: B.U.T. Club, l: Garden Club, 3: Table Tennis Club, 2: Patriotic Service Club, 3. NIARY G. HQLLAND--Home Room 13-'National Honor Society: Class Con- gress, l, 2, 3: Spice, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Color Team. I, 2, Counselor, 3: Basketball, 3, J. V., 1, 2: Hockey, 3, J. V., 2: Home Room President. 2. 3, Vice President, 2: Typing Club, 3: Leaders Club, 2: Hi-Eye Representative, l. RICHARD J. HOLIVIES-Home Room 33'-Football, J. V., 2. JACK D. HOLTON-Home Room 33'-Debating, l: Band, I. 2, 3: Orchestra, I. 2, 3: Home Room president, 3, Vice President, 2. JOHN L. HOQVER-Home Room ll-Senior Play Cast: Basketball, J. V., 2: Cross Country, 2: Home Room President, 3: Basketball Club. 3. EMMA L. HOSER-Home Room ll-Band, I, 2, 3: Typing Club. 2: Hi-Eye Representative, 2: Spice Representative, 2. JEAN F. HUBER--Home Room 40-Student Council, 3: Junior Assembly: Senior Assembly: Ciioir, I, 2, 3: Home Room Vice President, 3: Spice Rep- resentative, 2. C. LEWIS HUGHES--Home Room I7-Boys, Chorus, 1: Victory Corps: Traffic, 2, Captain, 3. DORIS M. HUNSICKER-Home Room 39-Home Room Vice Presicient, 3: Secretary, 2: Red Cross Club, 1. JESSE F. iANNONE-Home Room 34'-Swimming, 3, J. V.. 2: Track, 3. J. V., 2: Airplane Club, l: Sports Club, 3. EDITH F. INSULL-Home Room 39-Hi-Eye, 2: Cheerleading, 2: Color Team, 2: Home Room Vice President, 1, Secretary, 3: Red Cross Club, I: Swimming Club, l. EUGENE M. JACKSON'-Home Room 42'-Victory Corps. A. WAYNE JACKSON-Home Room 14'-'Vocational Society, 2, 3: intra-mural Sports, l, 2, 3: Football, J. V., 2: Leaders Club. ANDREW JAN FRANCISCO-Home Room 15. LEONARD A. JEFFERS--Home Room 36'-'Vocational Society, 2, 3: Traffic, l, 2, 3: Cross Country, J. V., 2: Home Room Vice President, 2. JUNE JEZALIK--Home Room 30-Student Council, 3. 38 f isfw .3 af' ,LQ Q we if ,15:1ef'Lvv' r .V ,. .,...,. ,,., ,,, I , 1 XFN Kwik? .. 7-yy., 31,36-: A 66. '-f':f' 1 .M x '2?1fE2ffi . 1 -'www W -41 L Fr ,V ff- 2 gi- iiiwfi - .., K 4 FY, :iv J I Q Q M535 1 Q' S Vik fs: S35 555 A Q, H za pw g 4 . fin' W 33695 4. Q5 0 , sv 1 Q xx W.. I .5215 ..' Z.-e.., i.. '- M W- P: G 'K N ' 4 'x -4: ?r5gi2'g:,x f' xy 3 lf' 9 X . .3 ANN JOHNSQN- Home Room 39-Table Tennis Club, 2. FLORENCE R. JOHNSON-Home Room 37-Victory Corps, I: Leathercraft Club, I: Red Cross Club, 2: Art Club, 2, 3: Typing Club, 3: Surgical Dress- ings Club. 2. FRANCES T. JONES.-Home Room 39-Class Congress, 2, 3: I'Ii-Eye, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Cheerleading, 2, Color Team, 2: Home Room Secretary, 3: Swimming Club: Red Cross Club. PATRICIA IVI. IVICCLOSKEY-Home Room 40-'Red Cross Club, President, I, 3. Secretry, 2. SALLY E. KEARNS-Home Room 39-Cheerleading, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, 2: Color Team. 2: Advanced Table Tennis Club, I. RONALD O. KEITH-Home Room I7-Traffic. I, 2, Captain, 3: Map Reading Club. 3. FREDERICK KLOTZBACH-UNITED STATES ARMY. HARRIET E. KNOELLER-Home Room I4--Victory Corps. I: Red Cross Club, I: Salvage Club Secretary, 2: Stamp and Bond Club. 3: Banking Officer, I. FRANK A. KOONS-Home Room 40-Band, I. 2, 3: Intra-mural Sports. 2: Senior Assembly: Basketball, J. V., 2: Traclc, 2, .I. V., I: Home Room President. 3: Track Club, I. 2, 3: Basketball Club, 3. PAUL R. KOONS-Home Room 34-Senior Play Cast: Senior Assembly: Home Room President, 3, Vice President, 2: Photography Club, I: IVIasIc and Vvig Club Treasurer, 3. EMILY KRIEBEL-Home Room 41.-Senior Play Cast: Junior Assembly: Choir, I, 2. 3: Victory Corps, I: Home Room Secretary, 3: Red Cross Club, I, 2, 3, Secretary, I, President, 3: Banking Officer, 2. GVVENDOLYN VV. KRIEBEL--Home Room 35-Typing Club, 2: Table Tennis 2: Patriotic Services Club, 3. GEORGE H. KULP-Home Room 27-National Honor Society: Vocational Society, 2, 3: Class Congress, 2: Victory Corps, I: Traclc, I, 2, 3: Home Room Vice President, 3, Treasurer, 2: Mathematics Club, I: Squad Leaders Club, 2, 3: Track Club, 2, DORIS K. LAFFERTY-Home Room 35.-Class Congress, I, 2: Senior Play Com- mittee: Choir, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, I: Color Team, 2, 3: Home Room Secretary and Treasurer, 3: Sophomore Dramatics Club, I: Red Cross Art Club, 3. GEORGE I-I. I.ARE-UNITED STATES COAST GUARD. R?:?IiANNA IVI. LARSON-Home Room 43-'Typing Club, 2, 3: Red Cross u , I, 41 FAY LATSHAVV-Home Room 45-National Honor Society: Hi-Eye. 2, 5: Girls Chorus, l: Victory Corps, l: Color Team, I: Home Room President, 5: Patriotic Services Club, l: Press Club, 1: Red Cross Club, 2: Play Production Club Secretary, 5. LOTS M. LAVV-Home Room 56-National Honor Society: Class Congress, l, 2, 5: Hi-Eye, 2: Home Room Vice President, 5: Stamp and Bond Club, 5. ROBERT B. LAVVSON--Home Room 45-Class Congress, 2: Junior Assembly: Senior Assembly: Band, 2, 5: intra-mural Sports, 2: Cross Country, 2: Home Room Vice President. 2, 5: Traclc Club, 2, 5: Home Economics Club, 5: Map Reading Club, 5. RUTH M. LEDERACH--Home Room 56-Student Council, 2. 5: Senior Play Cast: Choir, 5: Girls' Chorus, I, 2: Color Team, 2. 5: Swimming Manager, 1. 2, 5: Reci Cross Club, 2: Typing Club, 2. MARGARET H. LIEBBRANDT-Home Room 45--Class Congress, 3: Hi-Eye, 5: Senigrl Tay Committee: Senior Assembly: Choir, l, 2, 5: Sophomore Dra- matics u . RICHARD J. LENZI'-Home Room 42-Band, l: Football, 2, 5: Baseball, I, 5. FLORENCE E. LEOPOLD-Home Room 41-Senior Play Committee: Red Cross Club, l: Table Tennis Club, 2: Typing Club, 5. RUSSELL G. LEVERTNG-Home Room 54-Senior Play Committee: Riiie Class-President. 2, 5: Stage Club, 5. C. FLCY LEVVIS-Home Room 45,-'National Honor Society: Class Vice Pres- ident, 2, 5: Hi-Eye, I: Sports Editor, 2. 5: Senior Play Committee: Junior As- sembly: Victory Corps, 1: Basketball, 2, 5, J. V., l: Hoclcey, 2: Co-Captain. 5, J. V. l: Press Club, l: Leaders' Club, 2, 5. NORMA H. LEVVTS-Home Room 41-Junior Assembly: Victory Corps, 1: Color Team, 2: Counselor, 5: Home Room Secretary, 2, 5: Leathercraft Club Vice Presiclent. l: Leaders, Club, 2, 5. CARL J. LONG-Home Room 54-Vocational Society, 2, 5: Mathematics Club, 1, 2: Stage Club, 5. ELWOOD J. LONG-Home Room 56--Victory Corps, 1: intra-mural Sports, I: Basketball, 5, J. V., 2: Track, 5, J. V., l, 2: Home Room President, 5. BETTY M. LOUGHLTN-Home Room 45-Color Team, 2: Home Room Secre- tary, 5. MTRIAM E. MCCABE--Home Room 46-Hi-Eye, 5: Band. 2. 5: Color Team, 5: Home Room Secretary, 5: B.U.T. Club, l: Home Economics Club, 2. VXgLbiAlVl MCCABE--Home Room 56'-Football. 2, 5, J. V., l: Baseball, 2, 5. . ., i. ELEANOR M. MCCAUGHAN,-Home Room 46-National Honor Society: Hi- Eye, 5: Senior Play Committee: Library Club, l, 2: President, 5: B.U.T. Club, I. 42 ffm? - S ,Q a' Y Q . 3. Vfri gggwaeigsgsi in v xi 4 k...k . ----- y 10 W-'wmv IW -'WN 'UN Zn. iii: 1-41 QNX 9 ' v A x i 1 Eg YAP S' - wp,- - .f -655' 'Wx 'W' -I-f 'Tp tis-'N 'fvnyff wif 4.. ,.. ., M m M -.J '17 'U'-IIN: F N78 sxik lf? .gfvfmzl K ..wN M S fyzawf- nf 'ig . Q, wif .795 .ww is., FQ! 'Q' GEORGIA MAE MCCLURE-Home Room 46--Senior Play Committee: Color Team, 2: Apollo Club, l: Red Cross Club, l, 2: Typing Club, 2: Knitting Club, 3. THOIVIAS MCDONNELL.-UNITED STATES ARMY. PHYLLIS CLAIRE MCGARVEY-Home Room 46-National Honor Society: Student Council, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Girls Chorus, l: Victory Corps. I: Color Team, 2: B.U.T. Club, l: Maslc and Vvig Club: Stamp and Bond Club, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, I. THOMAS JAMES MCGETTIGAN-Home Room 45. HELEN TVI. MCGINNIS-Home Room 46--Girls Chorus, I: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2: B.U.T. Club, Vice President. 1: Typing Club. 2: Apollo Club, 2: Red Cross Knitting Club, 3: Garden Club, 3. MARION C. MACKIN-Home Room 45-Color Team, 3: Swimming Club. I. 2: Red Cross Club, 2. LLOYD I. MACMULLAN, JR.,-UNITED STATES COAST GUARD. TPEEIEESA I... MADDONNI-Home Room 43.-'Red Cross Club, 2: Typing u . 3. VIVIAN C. MANNING-Home Room 46-Class Congress. 2, 3: Garden Club, l, 2, 3: Patriotic Services Club, 2, 3. JAMES V. MANNION-Home Room 51-Class Congress, l. 2, 3: Matli Club. 2: Track Club, l. GLORIA C. MANZE-Home Room 46-Senior Play Committee: Cboir, I: Hockey. J. V., l: Typing Club, 2. LOUIS J. MARINARI-Home Room 27-Traclc, 3. J. V.. 2: Home Room Pres- ident, l, Treasurer, 3: Salvage Club. 2: Traclc Club, 3. WILLIAM E. MARKLEY. JR.-Home Room 61-Cheerleading, 2, 3: Head Cheerleader, 3: Baseball, 3, J. V., 2: Home Room Vice President, 2, 3, Secre- tary, 2 ,3. SOPHIE A. MARTINI-Home Room 43-Color Team, 2: Apollo Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 2. MARIE M. MARTINO-Home Room 16-National Honor Society: Student Council, 2, 3, Secretary, 3: Hi-Eye, 2, 3, Reporter, 2. Associate Editor, 3: Junior Assembly: Victory Corps, 1: Color Team. 2, 3: Basketball, J. V., l: Swimming, 3. J. V., 2: Hoclcey, J. V.. 2, 3: Home Room Vice President, 2, Treasurer. 3: Sophomore Dramatics Club, l: Press Club, 2: Typing Club, 2: Maslc and Wig glub, President, 3: Spanisb Club President, 3: Handbook, l: Senior Assembly ommittee. ROSARIA PALMA TVIARTGRANA-Home Room 45--Swimming Club. I: Apollo Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3: Patriotic Services Club, 3. 45 LORRAINE M. lVIAYAI-L-Home Room 46-Table Tennis Club, l, 2: Red Cross Club, I, 2: Apollo Club, 3. MARION E. MAYFIELD-Home Room 45-National Honor Society: Class Congress, 2: Hi-Eye, I: Excbange Editor, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Vic- tory Corps, I: Color Team, 2, 3: Swimming, I: Home Room President, 3: Hockey Manager, I, 2: Hi-Eye Representative, 2, 3: Spice Representative, 2: Press Club Secretary, 1: I..eatI'1ercraft Club, I: Red Cross Club, 2: Spanisll Club, 3: Swimming Club, I. - ELEANOR R. IVIETZGER-Home Room 46-Color Team 2: Home Room Vice President, 2: Stamp and Bond Representative, 3: B.U.T. Club, I: Patriotic Services Club President, 2, 3: Garden Club Treasurer, 2, 3. JOHN E. MEYER-Home Room 33-Football. 3, J. V., I, 2: Baseball, I, 2, 3. JOHN L. NIICHAEI..-'Home Room 33-Vocational Society, 2, 3: Radio Club. I: Mathematics Club, 2: Bowling, 3. DOROTHY MICHENER-Home Room 46-Patriotic Services Club, 2: Red Cross Club Secretary, 2: Garden Club, 3. JANICE M. lVIILL'S-Home Room 49,-Senior Play Committee: Choir, I, 2, 3: Color Team, 2, 3: Sophomore Dramatics Club, I: Typing Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3. DORAH I... IVIISKINIIVIINS--Home Room 46-Class Congress, l: B.U.T. Club, I: Patriotic Services Club, 2: Red Cross Club, 2: Typing Club, 3. IVIARYJANE NIOISTER-Home Room 49--Color Team, 2: Garden Club, I. 3, President, 2: Red Cross Club, 2: Home Economics Club, I. MARY J. IVIOLES-Home Room 49-Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2. C. ROBERT IVIOLIN0-Home Room 37'-Senior Play Committee: .Iunior As- sembly: Band, 3: Victory Corps, l: Pbotograpby Club, I: Typing Club, 2: Spice Representative, 2. FRANK E. MORRIS-Home Room 36'-'Vocational Society, 2, 3: Band. I, 2, 3: Orchestra, 2, 3. EDWARD NIORRISON-Home Room 36-Band. I, 2. 3: Orcbestra, I, 2, 3. CARLTON WIOYER-Home Room II-National Honor Society: Class Con- gress, 3: Senior Play Cast: Victory Corps, I: Basketball, J. V., 2: Baseball, 3, J. V., I. 2: Senior Assembly: Mask and Wig Club Vice President, 2: Basket- ball Club, 3. JAMES lVIULLIN--Home Room 37--Class Congress, 2, 3: Student Council, 2: Senior Play Committee: Band, 3: Victory Corps, I: Color Guard, 3: Radio Club. 2: Typing Club, 2: Advanced Cbemistry Club, 3. THERESA IVI. MURRAY-Home Room 51-B. U. T. Club, I: Patriotic Services Club, 2. 46 .AQP 'QF Si i 7-S' 00 s T f AQ' , x WM nal? ff--y J 'QW 'GCN ,es- pai, ravi' A S' it TIQEIRESA A. IVIUSCARELLI-Home Room 49-Victory Corps, I: Library ta , 2. 3. PAULA E. IVIUSSER-Home Room 30--National Honor Society: CIass Con- gress, I: Student Council, 3: Hi-Eye Business Staff, 2, 3: Senior Piay Com- mittee: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2, 3: Home Room President. 3: Maslc and Wig Club, 2: Hi-Eye Representative, 2, 3: Senior Assembly. SHIRLEY R. IVIUSSER-Home Room 42-Ciass Congress, 2, 3: Senior Piny Committee: Band, l, 2. 3: Victory Corps, I: Coior Team, 2, 3: Home Room President, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. EVELYN I. MYERS-Home Room 51-Table Tennis Club. 2: Garden Ciub. 3. GLADYS E. MYERS-Home Room 63-Color Team, 2: Home Room Secretary and Treasurer, 2: Typing Club, 2: Play Production Ciub, 3: Senior Assembly Committee. B. LORRAINE NATTER-Home Room 42--Color Team. 2: Home Room Treas- urer, I: Tabie Tennis Club, l: Stamp and Bond Representative, 3. RUTH A. NEIIVIAN-Home Room 49--Color Team, 2: Swimming. J. V., I, 2: Tennis, J. V., 2: Home Room Vice President, 3: Red Cross Club. I, Secretary: Leaders Club, 2, 3: Hi-Eye Representative. 2. 3: Banking Officer, 3. NI. JUSTYN NEUHAUSER-Home Room 49'-Class Congress. I. 2, 3: Victory Corps, I: Coior Team, 2: Home Room Secretary, 2, 3: Debating Club, I: Leaders Club, 2: Mask and Wig Club, Secretary. 3. ROBERT L. NOVELL-Home Room 37--Nationai Honor Society: Student Councii, 3: Boys' Cborus, 2: Victory Corps, I: Intra-mural Sports, I: Footbaii. J. V., I: Basketball, 3, J. V., I. 2: Cross Country. J. V.. 3: Home Room Treasurer. 2: Sopbomore Dramatics Ciub, l: Mask and Wig Ciub, 2: Basketball Club. 3, MILTON L. NUSS-Home Room 37-Vocationai Society, 2. 3. WILLIAM R. OBERHOLTZER-Home Room Il--Ciass Congress, I. 2: Student Councit, 3: Junior Assembiy: Band, I, 2, 3: Typing Club. 2: Senior Assembiy. DONALD C. OFFNER-UNITED STATES NAVY. ANNA I. OLKES-Home Room 51--Girls' Cborus, I: Victory Corps, I: Latin Club, I: Table Tennis Club. 2: Stamp and Bond Club. 3: Spice Representa- tive, 3. RALPH E.. O'NEIL--Home Room 39. BARBARA P. OVVENS-Home Room 31'-Swimming Club, I: B. U. T. Club. I: Reel Cross Club, President. 2, 3: Patriotic Services Club. 2: Library Ciub. 3. DAVID B. PARKER--Home Room 41'-'Class Congress, I, 2: Junior Assembly: Band, I, 2, 3: Home Room Treasurer, 3: Airpiane Club, I. 49 lVlERCEDES R. PATTERSON-Home Room 57--Victory Corps, I: Color Team, l, 2. 5: Hockey. I: Apollo Club, l, 2: Typing Club, I. ' JOSEPH F. PEACOCK--Home Room 57-Typing Club. 5: Sophomore Dra- matics Club, l. HAROLD L. PEARSCN-UNITED STATES NAVY. ADELAIDE D. PENNOCK-Home Room 57-Color Team, 2. 5: Cartoon Club. I: Home Economics Club, 2: Garden Club, 5. MORRIS J. PENNOCK--Home Room 59-Class Congress. 2: Typing Club. 5. ROLAND PENNOCK-UNITED STATES NAVY. SALVATORE J. PERGINE-Home Room 50'-Vocational Society, 2. 5: Salvage Club, 2: Typing Club, 5: Hi-Eye Representative. 5. GASPER PIAZZA-Home Room 59-National Honor Society: Mathematics Clula, I: Typing Club. 5. ALBERT L. PICCIRILLI--Home Room 59'-'Football J. V., 2. HOWARD A. PICKELL, JR.,-'UNITED STATES NAVY. ARLENE R. PLACE-Home Room 57-'Class Congress, 2. 5: Home Room Secretary. 2: B. U. T. Club, l: Red Cross Knitting Club, 2, 5, Presiclent. 2, 3. KENNETH J. PLACE,-Home Room 27'-Home Room Secretary, I, Secretary and Treasurer, 2: Typing Club, 2: Model Building Club, l. JEANNE E. PCGUE-Home Room 51--Color Team. 2: Play Production Club. 5: Home Economics Club, 2. SHIRLEY A. POVEY'-Home Room 55-Class Congress, I, 2, 5: Senior Play Commitee: Hiking Club, l: Garden Club, 2, President. 5: Patriotic Services Club, 5, Vice President and President. TERESA M. PRESTIA-Home Room 55,-'Girls Chorus, l: Swimming, I. MARY ANN PULEO-Home Room 55-Senior Play Committee: Choir, 2. 5: Girls Chorus, I: Home Economics Club, lg Library Club. I, 2, Secretary, 5. 50 'SSN ,. Y f..2,.,.,,.....,-v V.-,H --- rvpuw- . CHARLOTTE M. PUNYKO-Home Room 53-Senior Play Committee: Choir, 1, 2, 3: Hiking Club, 1. JEAN F. QUAY-Home Room 53--Color Team, 2, 3: Spanish Club Secretary, I, 3: Leaders Club, 3. ALBERT J. RAQUET-Home Room 40-lntra-mural Sports, l, 3: All Sports Club, 3. ROBERT READY-Home Room 40--Class Congress, 2. 3: Photography Club, I: Typing Club, 2: Banlcing Officer, I. JANE A. REESE-Home Room 56-Home Room Treasurer. 3: Red Cross Club, 2: Stamp and Bond Club, 3: Hi-Eye Representative. 2. M. CAROLINE RENNINGER--Home Room 55-National Honor Society: Class Congress, I, 2, 3: Student Council, I: Senior Play Cast: Junior Assembly: Choir, I, 2, 3: Victory Corp, I: Color Team, 2, 3: Swimming, J. V.,I: Tennis. 3, J. V.. 2: Hockey, 3, J. V., I, 2: Sophomore Dramatics Club. I: Typing Club, 2: Mask and Vvig Club, 3: Red Cross Club, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. 3. MARGARET P. RHOADS--Home Room 55--Student Council, 3: Girls' Chorus, I: Table Tennis, I: Typing Club, 3: Red Cross, 3: Mathematics Club, 2: Spice Representative, 2, 3. AMBROSE R. RIGHTLER-Home Room 40-Football, J. V., 3: Baseball, J. V., I: Sports Club, 2. CHARLES VV. RITTENHOUSE-Home Room 41-Typing Club, 3: Advanced Chemistry Club, 3. WILLIAM ROBBIE-Home Room 41. IRA VV. ROBBINS,-Home Room 41--Vocational Society, 2: Treasurer, 3: Vic- tory Corps. I: Football, J. V., l, 2: Manager, 3: Home Room President, 3: Treasurer, 2: Hiking Club. I: Banlcing Officer, I. HENRY W. RODGERS.-Home Room 61-UNITED STATES NAVY. VALDA E. ROEDIGER-Home Room 41-Color Team, 2, 3: Red Cross Club, I: Table Tennis Club, 2: Typing Club, 3. DAVID B. ROGERS-Home Room 41-Student Council, 3: Traclc, 3: Cross Country. J. V., 2, 3: Home Room President, 2: Treasurer, 2: Advanced Chem- istry Club, 3: Map Reading Club, 3. NIARY A. ROMANO-Honie Room 44--Senior Play Committee: Girls' Chorus, I, 3: Red Cross Club, I, 2: Table Tennis Club, 2. JOYCE E. ROMBERGER-Home Room 57--Girls' Chorus, 2. 53 ROSE MARIE RUSS-Home Room 46-National Honor Society: Hi-Eye Typist, 2. 3: Color Team, 2. Manager, 3: Home Room President, 3, Vice President. 2: Patriotic Services Club Vice President, 2. FREDERICK E. RUCCRJS-Home Room 41-National Honor Society: Class Congress, l, 2: Spice, l, 2, Editor-in-Chief, 3: Senior Play Cast: Victory Corps, l: lntra-mural Sports, 1: Tennis, 3, il. V., 2. WAYNE J. RUSH-Home Room 63--Class Congress, l, 2, 3: Hi-Eye, l, 2: Boys' Sports Editor, 3: Junior Assembly: Band, l, 2: Victory Corps, l: lntra- mural Sports, l, 2: Baslcetball, J. V., 2: Home Room President, 3, Vice Pres- ident. 2: Mask and Wig Club, 2, 3: Typing Club, 2: Press Club, President, l. ANNA MARIE RUSSO-Home Room 41,-Stamp and Bond Club, 3: Red Cross Club, Vice President, 2. BURTON S. SACKS-UNITED STATES COAST GUARD. CHARLES E. SANTANGELO-Home Room 35-'Student Council, 2. 3, Treisurer, 3: Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, l: Advanced Ciremistry Clu , 3. JOSEPH SANTANGELO-Home Room 43-Class Congress, 3: lntra-mural Sports, 1, 2, 3: Bowling Club, 2: Basketball Club, 3: Hi-Eye Representative, 2: Spice Representative, 2. INEZ R. SAYERS'-Home Room 34-Class Congress, l, 2, 3: Student Council. l: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Basketball, 3, J. V., I, 2: Hoclcey. 3. J. V., 2: Home Room President, 3: Secretary, 3: Red Cross Club, Secretary, 2: Advanced Table Tennis Club. l: Leaders' Club, 3: lvlaslc and VVig Club, 2. ETHEI. lvl. SCHEETZ-Home Room 44-Hilcing Club, l: Typing Club, l. E. JANE SCHEETZ-Home Room 44,-Color Team, l: Garden Club, 2: Hilcing Club, l: Typing Club, l: Table Tennis 2. CAROLYN M. SCi'lElRER--Home Room 33-Class Congress, l, 2: Student Council, 3: Spice, 2, Circulation Manager, 3: Hi-Eye, 3: Mask and Vvig Club, 3. VVll,l..lAlVl SCHETTONE-Home Room 35-Senior Play Committee: Home Room Vice President, 3: Camera Club, I: Bowling Club, 2, 3: Rifle Club, 2, Treasurer, 3: Stage Club, 3. HELEN V. SCHULER'-Home Room 43,-National Honor Society: Student Council, 3: Hi-Eye, l, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Girls, Cll0IuS, l, 2: Victory Corps, l: Baslcetball Manager, l, 2, 3: Press Club, l: Leathercraft Club, l: Red Cross Club, 2: Ciiina Relief Club, 2: Leaders Club, 3. SHIRLEY J. SCHVVElKER-Home Room 13-National Honor Society: Spice. 2: Council, 3: Hi-Eye, I, 2, 3: Feature Editor, 3: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Senior Assembly: Victory Corps, I: Color Team. 2, 3: Swimming. J. V., l, 2: Tennis, il. V., 3: Hoclcey, 3, J. V., l, 2: Home Room Vice President, 3, Secretary, 3: Press Club, l: Leaders Club, 2. DORIS E. SCOTT-Home Room 56--Home Room Secretary, 3: Leatllercralt Club, l: Stamp and Bond Club, 3. WILSON R. SENSENlC-Home Room 33--Boys' Claorus, l. 54 41 439 nf? In I. 5 NNW new HOF . www 7 A., .Ayr Q FRED SHARP,-Home Room 45-Class Treasurer: Spice, I: Senior Play Cast: Junior Assembly: Choir, I, 2, President, 5: Victory Corps, l: Intra-mural Sports, l: Tennis, 5, J. V., 2: Home Room Vice President, 2: Patrol Club Presiclent, 2: Mask and Wig Club, 5. GRACE M. SHELLENBERGER--Home Room 44--Class Congress. 2, 5: Spice. 2, 5: Senior Play Cast: Clmoir, I, 2, 5: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, I. 2: Home Room Secretary, 2, 5: Sophomore Dramatics Club. l. BARBARA J. SHENKLE-Home Room 44'-Clioir, 5: Girls' Cliorus, I, 2: Color Team. I, 2, 5: Table Tennis, 2: Typing Club, l. PAUL SHENKLE-UNITED STATES ARMY. INA J. SHEPPARD,--Home Room 44.-Senior Play Committee: Choir, I, 2, 5: Color Team, 2, 5: Home Room Secretary, 5. lVlARlAN E. SHERMAN-Home Room 44-'Senior Play Committee, 5: Color Team, I: Home Room President, 5: Art Club, 2: Leathercraft Club, I: Sopbo- more Dramatics Club, I. HENRY K. SIMPSON-Home Room 27-Football, J. V., I: Home Room Secre- tary. l: Art Club Presiclent, 2: Traclc Club, 5: Model Airplane Club, 2: Banlc- ing Officer, 2, 5. B. RUTH Sllvls-Home Room 44-Senior Play Committee: Color Team. I: Sophomore Dramatics, l: Apollo Club President. 2: patriotic Services Club. 5. BARBARA J. SINGER--Home Room 59,-Senior Play Committee: Color Team, 2. 5: Mask and Wig Club, Secretary, 2: Play Production, 5. MILDRED V. SMITH-Home Room 59-Hi-Eye, I. 2: Senior Play Committee: Eress Club. I: Maslc and Vvig Club, 2: Patriotic Services Club. 5: Junior Prom ommittee. OLIVER L. SNTITH-Home Room 49-National Honor Society: Student Council. l, 2, Presiclent, 5: Senior Play Committee: Basketball, 2, 5, J. V.. l: Baseball. 2, 5, J. V., I: Home Room President, 2, Vice President, l: Typing Club. 2: Basketball Club, 5. PAULINE SMITH-Home Room 59--Girls' Clmorus. I: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2. 5: Table Tennis Club, I: Typing Club, 2: Banking Olliicer, I, 2, 5. RALPH B. SMITH-Home Room 59-Senior Play Cast, I : Senior Play Committee: Choir, I, 2, 5: Boys' Chorus: Mask ancl Wig Club, 5. L. SNEDDON-Home Room 58'-'Red Cross Club. I: Mathematics u .2. JOSEPH A. SQLONIITO, JR.--Home Room 56-Traclc. J. V., 2, 5: Cross Coun- try, J. V., 2. 5: Traclc Club, 2. 'VVILLIAM STARR-UNITED STATES NAVY. 57 K. JUNE STOOPS-Home Room 58'-'Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Girls' Cborus, l: Victory Corps, l: Color Team, 2, Counselor, 5: Basketball. 2, 5, J. V., 1: Tennis, 2, 5: Hockey, 2, 5, J. V., l: Home Room Secretary, 2, 5: Leaclers Club, 2, 5: Banking Officer, l. EDITH C. SVVEENEY-Home Room 61'-Girls, Cllorus, 2: Home Room Treas- urer, 2: Swimming Club, 1: Table Tennis Club. 2. VIRGINIA J. SVVEENEY-Home Room 61-'Girls' Cliorus, 5: B. U. T. Club, l: Mask and Wig Club, 2: Banking Officer, l, 2. AGNES SVVINEHART-Home Room 44-Home Economics Club. I: Red Cross Club, l: Salvage Club, 2: Banking Officer, 2. 5. MARY JANE TAGUE-Home Room 59-'Senior Play Cast: Clmeerleacling, l, 2: Victory Corps: Color Team 2: Senior Assembly. R. SARAH TAORlVlllXlA-Home Room 58'-'Class Congress, 2: Student Council. 2, 5: Hi-Eye, 5: Junior Assembly: Color Team, 2: Home Room Vice President, 2: Patriotic Services Club, 1: Red Cross Club Presiclent, 2. NANCIE J. TROUT'-Home Room 65-'Color Team, 2, 5. R. JEAN TROXEL-Home Room 54'-Color Team, l, 2, 5: Basketball, 5, J. V., 1, 2: Home Room Treasurer, 5: Advanced Table Tennis Club, l, 2: Leaclers Club, 2, 5: Salvage Club, 2: Banking Olillicer, 2. Si'llRl-EY lvl. TUCKER--Home Room 54'-'Senior Play Cast: Clloir, 2: Girls, Cliorus. l: Victory Corps: Color Team, l, 2, 5: Sopllomore Dramatics Club: Mask ancl Vvig Club, 2: Play Production Club, 5. ALBERT G. TYLER--Home Room 49-Clloir, 5: Boys' Cliorus, l: Traffic, I, 2, Captain, 5: Cross Country, 5, Mgr. J. V., 1, 2: Home Room President, 5: Rifle Class, 5: Bowling Club, 2, 5: Spice Representative, 2. NANCY E. TYSON-Home Room 65-Sophomore Dramatics Club, l. GEORGE H. UHREN-Home Room 51'-Student Council, 2: Track. .l. V., 1, 2. 5: Home Room President, 5: Track Club, 2. RAYMOND VALENTINE-Home Room 51-Spice, 1. 2: Hi-Eye, 2: Head Typist, 5: Senior Play Cast: Band, l, 2, 5: Boys, Cllorus, l: Tennis, J. V., 5: Mask ancl Wig Club, 5: Clmoir, 2, 5. RUSSEL A. VALERlO-Home Room 57--Vocational Society, 2, 5: Home Room Presiclent, 5: lvlatlaematics, l: Banking Ollzicer, l, 2. TERESA J. VALERlO,-Home Room 58-National Honor Society: Class Con- gress, l, 5: Spice, l, 2: Secretary, 5: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Cl'l0if, 2: Home Room Vice presiclent, 2, 5: Red Cross Club, 2. l.lNFORD VAUGHAN,-Home Room 46--Track Club, 5. 58 .MQ wg Q 035 A21 1 5 1 , fx 1 35,339 , . .,,,,,r NB' lf? -any 5, x 4 - tfm HilXff3X'Q li 51- f- .XQQRQES 'HE ,am . ,m MQW WWI? W - -f -is MPP ,VPN-frf fl' 47175 J'-V MW , ,, .,.:,, .adm IWW 1 M. CONSTANCE VENTURA-Home Room 37-National Honor Society: Student Council, 2: Hi-Eye, I, Associate Editor, 2, Editor, 3: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Senior Assembly: Orchestra, 2: Victory Corps, I: Home Room President, 3, Vice President, l, Secretary, 2: Leaders Club, 2: Press Club, l: Spanish Club, Vice President, 3: Play Production Club. 3. HARRY G. WALKER-Home Room 42. .IACQUELINE M. VVALTERS-Home Room I5-Red Cross Club, 3: Senior Assembly. MARY MARTHA WASHINGTON-Home Room 63'-Red Cross Knitting CIub. 2, 3. ACSIEIIES R. VVATSON-Home Room 6I--Red Cross Club, I, 2, 3: Banking 'cer, I. BLANCHE L. WATSON-Home Room 59-Student CounciI, 3: GirIs Chorus. I: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2: Home Room President, 3, Vice President, 3: Red Cross Club, I: Mask and Vvig. 2: Play Production CIub, President, 3. GLADYS IVI. VVEBB-Home Room 6I--Class Congress, I, 2, 3: Senior Play Committee: Girls' Chorus, 2: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2. 3: Home Room Treasurer, 3: Red Cross Club, I, 2, Vice President, 3. LOTS C. WEBSTER-Home Room 63-Student Council, 3: Cheerleading, 2: Choir, 3: Home Room Secretary, Treasurer, 3: Patriotic Services Ciub, l. ROBERT F. WELLS-Home Room 53-Victory Corps, 1. MARTHA M. VVENTZEL,-Home Room 63-Hi-Eye, I, 2. 3: Senior Play Com- mittee: Choir, 2, 3: Cvirls' Chorus, I: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2: Press Club, I: Hi-Eye Representative, 2. 3. BET I I J. WHITE-Home Room 57-CIass Congress, I: Home Economics Club. 2: Red Cross Club, 3. GENEVTEVE T. VVHTTE-Home Room 53-National Honor Society: Spice, I, Assistant Business Manager, 2, Business Manager. 3: Senior Play Committee: glgior Assembly: Choir, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus, I: Victory Corps, l: Banking 'cer, 2. 3. KATHRYN V. VVHITE-Home Room 53-Student Council, 3: Senior Play Committee: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2. Counselor, 3: Basketball, 3, J. V.. 2: Table Tennis Club, I: Leaders Club, 2, 3. ROBERT M. WHITE-Home Room 44-Class Congress, l: Student Council. Sergeant-at-Arms, 3: Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Football, J. V., l: Basketball, 3, J. V.. I: Tennis, 2, 3: Home Room President, 2, Vice President. 2, 3: Home Economics Club, 2: Basketball Club, 3. AUDREY WILLIAMS-Home Room 55--Senior Play Committee: Choir, 3: Cvirls' Chorus, 2: Stamp and Bond Club, I, 2. 3: Swimming Club, I, 2. DUANE A. WILLIAMS-Home Room 59-Victory Corps, I: Track, 3: Baseball. J. V., 2: Cross Country, 2, Captain, 3, J. V., I: Hiking Club. I: Bowling Club, 2, 3: Mathematics Club, 2: Home Economics Club, 3. 61 VVINIFRED E. VVll,,LlAMS-Home Room 59--National Honor Society: Class Congress, I, 2, 5: Hi-Eye. I, 2, Circulation Manager, 5: Senior Play Commit- tee: Victory Corps, 1: Color Team, 2, Assistant Manager, 5: Home Room President, 5: Press Club, l: Beginners, Typing Club, 2, 5: Hi-Eye Representa- tive, 2, 5: Senior Assembly. PATRICIA ANN VVIRZ-Home Room 65'-'Senior Play Cast: Senior Play Committee: Clloir, 2, 5: Girls' Cilorus, lg Color Team, I: Home Room Secre- tary ancl Treasurer, 5: Patriotic Services Club, l. A. CLAIRE VVOEHLING--Home Room 57-National Honor Society: Class Secretary, 2, 5: Spice, I, 2, Council, 53 Senior Play Committee: Junior Assembly: Victory Corps, I: Color Team, 2, Counselor, 5: Basketball, 2, 5, J. V., l: Tennis, J. V., 2, 5: Hockey, 5, J. V., l, 2: Home Room Vice Presiclent, 2. ELMER G. VVOOD-Home Room 58-'Hiking Club, l, 2. JOSEPH F. VVRIGLEY-Home Room 56-Football, J. V., I: Baseball, J. V., 2: Boys' Home Economics Club, 2, 5. HARRY S. YEAKEL-Home Room 51. DOROTHY M. YETTER---Home Room 65--Student Council, 5: Hi-Eye. It Senior Play Committee: Home Room Secretary ancl Treasurer, 2: Press Club, I: Play Production Club Vice President, 5: Senior Assembly Committee. ANNA MARIE ZARCONE-Home Room 65,-Senior Play Cast: Victory Corps, lg Color Team, 2, 5: Swimming. J. V., l: Hockey, J. V.. I: Advanced Typing Club, lg Sophomore Dramatics Club, lg Maslc ancl Vvig Club, 5. SHIRLEY L. ZIEGLER-Home Room 58'-Choir, 2: Girls' Chorus, lg Hiking Club, 1: Garden Club. I: Hi-Eye Representative, l. ARTHUR C. ZIGOURAS-Home Room 59-Senior Play Cast: Victory Corps. l: Mask and Wig Club, 2. 5: Cartoon News Club, l: Vice President, 5: 'Squad Leaders Club, 2, 53 Senior Assembly. LEROY ZIMMERMAN-Home Room 58'-'Senior Play Cast: Victory Corps, lg Tennis, J. V., 2: Home Room President, 5: Sopilomore Dramatics, Club, l: Maslc and Vvig Club, 2, 5: First Aid Club, l. MARY E. ZUNIMO-Home Room 61,-'Table Tennis Club, l: Typing Club, 5. ROSE ANN ZUMMO-tiome Room 65. Tiic Seniors wlio lluve lclit scllool before Marcin l5tli arc listed with their brancll oi service only. We I feel tllis is more significant tiian any scllool activities. INFORMAL PICTURE-at time emi ol' tile clay. 62 ny 2? , , . Oi' iss i, , ,QA-ff I ' i 'S 1 ' ..1:'. Q' at l 2I'll0l Cflllltled THE first appearance ol tlie class ol '45 as seniors came during ttie fall in ttre form ol a deliglitlul and liilarious play. Best Foot Forward not only provided entertainment for everyone wbo saw it but also establistmed a line reputation for its participants. Every one enjoyed the living picture ol' Vvinsoclci and its student body: tlne class lived up to all expectations of tlie audience. Later. in ttle year the senior assembly, a Gay Ninetiesn review, gave lnurtber evidence of a talented class. A novel idea. a clever script, and abundant talent combined to form a line program. The colorful costumes and carefully prepared scenery tool: a great deal ot worlc, but tlie result gave tbe committee mucti satis- faction. and tlie audience a pleasant liour. Firmly bebind all tliese activities and many more stood tlle class congress witb Nlrs. Sarali H. Smitli. tlie sponsor. An efficiently organized body is necessary to every successful unclertalcing and so it was witli tlwe class ol '45, tts officers, elected in ttie junior year, were: Max Coy. president: Floy Lewis. vice president: Claire VVoet1ling, secretary: and Fred Sharp, treasurer. These capable officers faced every problem squarely and supervised each undertaking. Solving tlle problems of food and fuel scarcities, wtiicli prevented ttie preceed- ing senior class from tlaving its banquet, tl'1e class of '45 lield tlie annual senior event in fine style. The gay affair was lield on Nlarcli 2nd at the City Hall witli a large attendance. Class cbarms. wlmicli to every senior will in years to come suggest liappy memories, were presented by Mrs. Smitb during tlie course of tlie evening. The success of all tliese projects was gained by tbe willingness witli wliicll eacli senior performed the necessary taslcs. Eacli one contributed bis share in the responsibilities of tlie class and so deserves acknowledgement for the part be played in malcing tlis class a fine one. lNt ORlVlAl.. PICTURES: Left: lvlax Coy pre- Right: Ml-be Gibson Girls.. are content witli tlic sents tlm maple trees to ttle scliool. nvvolvesu. SENIOR CONGRESS FORMAI.: First Row: Renninger. Fourlli Row: Forsytli. Cartagno, Sayers, Cvoldcnberg, Jones, Vvoc-tiling, Coy, Rusli, Nlannion, Moyer, Robbins, Holmes. Lewis, Povcy. Butterworth. Glass. Lalterty. Ready. Second Row: Bartscli, Holland, Leibbrandt. Hayes. Val:-rio, Place. Cloud. Slicllenbcrger, President Max Coy relates a problem to Sally Xvilliams, DellAngelo. Third Row: Brend- Bartscli in Senior Congress. linger, Neulmuscr, Allerton, Vvebb, Fislicr, Scott, Forsytli, Hcyser, Manning. Musscr, The Senior banquet was a udrcss up occasion! 65 jlre .gznior Kfafiri ,gferg THE Senior Class play, BEST FOOT FORWARD, was presented on November third and fourth to record lorealcing crowds, which paclced the spacious auditorium of Norristown Senior High School. The three acts ol John Cecil Holm's hilarious comedy toolc place at Vvinsocici Boys' School, where the hoys were awaiting the arrival oi their dates lor the F all Prom. When a glamorous movie star arrived, as the date of Bud Hooper, the situa- tion hecame very involved, hut with the assistance and hinderance ot his friends and the faculty, Buds problems were finally solved. The cast under the capable direction oi Mr. Addison J. Allen presented an excellent show. Various committees organized from the members of the Senior Class assisted in malcing the play a great success. CAST OF CHARACTERS-BEST FOOT FORWARD Dutch Miller ..................... Hunlc Hoyt . . . Satchel Moyer .... Chuck Green . Dr. Reeher .... Old Grad . . . Minerva . . . Ethel ..................... Miss Delaware Vvater Gap . . . The Blind Date ............ Bud Hooper .... Professor Lloyd . . . Gale Joy ....... Jack Haggerty . . Chester Billings .... Helen Schlessinger . . . lVliss Smith ........ Prom Cvirls .... INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: Gale Joy and Bud Hooper pose lor thc new photographer. Left: The Senior Play cast talces a curtain call. Center: Mrs. Graham and her cornrnittcc anxiously await the final sccne ol: opening night. . . . Raymond Valentine Paul Koons . . . Frederick Ruccius . . . Arthur Zigouras . . . Carlton Moyer . . . . William Forsyth . . Grace Sheilenherger ....... Geraldine High . . . Caroline Renninger . . . . . Emily Krielael . . . . . Fred Sharp Robert Alien . .. Anna Marie Zarcone .. . . . .. Paul Shenkle . . . . . . John Hoover Mary Jane Tague Ruth Lederach .lean Baird. Sally Bartsch . .. Elsie Boch, Shirley Tucicer Patricia Vvirz Right: hir. Alien is caught in a moment ol' sc-rim directing. Right: Hunk and Dutch act innocent wiiiir- the giris regard them douhtluily. 196 QS? 9' is A 'ss in vii .M '1PG'lu.:?::- ir' MW mm. 2 , HV. ., 9 , ,K nz. QQ Ns, ,Q -g'L..-is Qc. Xa iw ,s'Q2iM.m+ r. Y ' Nia 5' ww if ,W ,,,,.,,,,, vm- iw- of 1' uniord FIRST PICTURE! First Row: Chipollini, Albina: Allen. Helen: Allehach, Laura: Caparo, Angela: Bisbing Ruth: Biclchart, Nancy: Annas. Renee: Corrao, Marie: Conard. Jean: Blades, Florence: Butera, Marjorie Bonenberger, Gloria: Carlagno, Anne: Custer, Joan: Barr. Alice. Second Row: Briscoe, Salone: Butler, Betty: Arena. Jane: Carlagno. Rachael: Meelc. Marilee: Cantello Hope: Campbell. Audrey: Chiaravalloti. lrene: Boyle. Jeanne: Coughey, Verna: Capone, Anna Marie Barrick. Marie: Bloclrson. Beatrice: Bono, Josephine: Alba. Mary: Calabrese, Victoria. Third Row: Anselm. Dorothy: Arnold. lsabel: Camuso. Rita: Bacchi. Lillian: Clevenstine, Betty: Abbott Jean: Bondi. Margaret: Clews, Laura: Brant, Phyllis: Alexy, Betty: Capaci. Lillian: Camburn. Rose Allcer. Barbara: Airey, Jane. Fourth Row: Bennett, James: Bartholomeu. Guido: Alleva. John: Anzellotto. Joseph: Bono, William Boyer, John: Davis. Edward: Brogan. John: Vent-ura, Donald: Bonitatis, Berino: Atkinson. Robert Brownback. Richard: Bean. Robert. Fifth Row: Beyer. Edward: McArdle. Robert: Barone. Charles: Crowther. George: Critsimilios. James Baldassani, Philip: Bono. Augustus: Arena, Steve: Carson, Franlc: Cantgmayli, Alhert. Sixth Row: Basile. Thomas: Coder. Ronald: Aslco. Sullivan: Allen, Ralph: Burns. James: Brown. Allred Dalton. Vvilliamc Bernardini, Louis: Armstrong, Daniel: Barlow. Ronald. SECOND PICTURE: First Row: Cheatley, Frances: Dunnuni, Margaret: Love, Ruth: Destetano. Rita . Dienno, Ellen: Del Pizzo, Helen: Garrett, Daisy: Falco, Lena: Cimmino, Ann: Fargo, Lois: Fisher Sybel: Fielitz. Gloria: Espenship, Jane. Second Row: Davis. Minnie: Hamilton. Fordebelle: Edwards. Thelma: Floyd. Bernetha: Elliotte. lsahel Fowler. Eva: Esterly. Jean: Ettinger. Gertrude: Di Renzo. Angela: Giambrone, Mary: Gregory, Mar- garet: Genuardi. Frances: Falcone. Aurora: Finizio. Genevieve. Third Row: Giannone. Carmella: Gilinger, Marie: Goldberg, Adele: Detwiler. Elaine: Donovan, Allene Detwiler, Peggy: Franklin, Joan: Faullmer, Anne: Forsyth, Jane: Grisdale, Elsie: Greger, Doris: Dum- lord, Joline: Eclcert. Evelyn. Fourth Row: Vaughan, Rodney: Downes, Charles: Czarneclci, Vvalter: Piacitelli. John: Smith, Charles: Coscia. Lambert: Biclchart, Charles: Elliott. William: DeMarco, Joseph: Farley. Robert: Fell, Richard- D'Abbene, Anthony. Fifth Row: Manning, Warren: Forsyth. Robert: Ericsson. Ashley: Coccia. Peter: Ericsson. Stanley: Genuardi, Vince: Desimone, Paris: D'Amic0. Albert: Brnuse, Franli: Hoover, Richard. Sixth Row: Clarke, Vvilliam: Francis, Robert: Gazona. John: Emerson. Vvesley: Fishburn. Harvey: Emerson. Herhert: Exar, Niclc: Brantley, Duddy: Cowell, Ralph: Harrington. Harry. THIRD PICTURE: First Row: Kotlinslci, Pauline: Hessan. Charlotte: Heidel, Marjorie: Kanouse, Keplinger. Virginia: Matz. Janice: Hoff. Marion: Mirabile. Grace: Lambert. June: Lynch. Lynch. Doris: Heimer. Mary: Johnson. Edith: Marsden, Bette. Elaine: Arlene: Second Row: Laghi, Adeline: Hill, Viola: Huston. Eleanor: Hoover, JoAnn: Hoch, Hazel: Lannutti. Helen: Machulcas. Paulene: Laverty. Mildred: Kennedy, Doris: Keyser. Jacquelyn: Morello, Anna: Logan. Peggy: Lippincott. Lorraine: lvens. Bettie. i Third Row: Keen. Mildred: Kehoe. Marie: Marsden. Evelyn: Mason. Arlene: Knipe, Lorraine: Greger, Betty Jane: Keyser. Nancy: Mauceri. Lillian: Krout, Virginia: Hendricks. Helen: Hileman. Lois. Fourth Row: Detwiler. Beatrice: Knoeller. Elizabeth: Knoeller, Charlotte: Johnson, Sarah: Hoxworth, Georgia: Hoxworth. Patricia: King, Marion: Johnson, Thelma: Krebs. Jewel: Harhison, Doris: Logrip. Marguerite: Kohl. Janet: Haines. Doris. Fifth Row: Hcyser, Howard: Hagner. Jaclc: lndelicarto. Vincent: Hayden. James: Laglii, Sandy: Mariani, Ralph: Hoffman, Raymond: Hodge, Earl: Kirlmer, Richard: Keen. XNilliam: McCabe. James: Harteg, Blaine: Lenhardt, Oliver. Sixth Row: Kemner. George: Lphb, Charles: Hinterleiter, Richard: Levis. Joseph: Garber, Alan: Hagner. James: Jones. Walter: Hughes. Paul: Keagy, Charles: Guthridge, Frank: Hunsberger, Calvin: Butler, Edward. .Seventh Row: Lachenmayer, Thomas: Joseph, Franklin: Goldberg. Rohert: Lawler, John: Long, Jaclc: Hood. Charles: Kremer. Edgar: Jarrett, Lane: Lewis, Alan: Hedstrom, Ernest: Hallman, Robert: Heyser, Williaiii. 69 I ul'll0I 5 FIRST PICTURE: First Row: Ross, Eldditl SBIHITIOFIC, PlIil0l'llefl8C MCKEDHH, MHYYQ NIRYCIS, Ragusa, Anna: Radatta, Rose: Rohinson, Ann: Regan, Edith: Richards, Helen: lvlurdoclc, Lysingcr, Doris: Morris, June: Toto, Anna: Tyson, Thelma. Second Row: Priclcitt. Jean: Ritchie, Dorothy: Maiale, Philomena: Pascal, Laura: Santangelo, Roum, Rita: McCarty. Ella Mae: Thompson, Rae: Morris, Catherine: Moore, Joyce: Ciralc. Neitz. Dolores: hloyer, Joyce. Third Row: Mitcllell, Jean: Pagano, Florence: Michener, Joan: Courtney, Janet: Ruth. Carolyn Frances: peter. Nancy: Paxson, Helen: Steinhright, Jean: Shaw, Elaine: Ronca, Helen: Rose, Jacohs, Ann: Phillips, lrene: Long. Elaine. Fourth Row: Montelcone, Peter: Lauhert. Raymond: Sclatani, Frank: Williams, Donald: Wisner Strouse, Richard: Vvisler, George: Scheid, Kenneth: Morahito, Angelo: Vagnoni, Edward: Moorei Barham Shirley Frances Kathryn Woods Beatrice CIIBIICB TIIOIDHS Fifth Row: Reed, Harry: Milito, Joseph: Randall, Kenneth: Martin, Harry: Schaffer, Leonard: Lanan Fred: Phiter, Bill: VVerner, John: lVlaclVlullan, Richard. Sixth Row: Recd, Chester: Hiclcey, Bill: Templeton, George: Shei, Alhert: Rittenhouse, Franklin: Smith Thomas: McDonnell, Michael: Reynolds, Lawrence. INFORMAL PlCTURES: Left: Typical ol Right: The Junior class olticers: Hoxworth, Ahhott. Junior classroom scenes, Miss Dietrich pre- Atkinson, and Hinterleiter enjoy a moment ot sides over one ot her Junior English classes. leisure. SECOND PICTURE: First Row: Thomas, Dorothy: O'Connell, Dorothea: Whitman, Wilda: Yerger, Janet, Scanlan, Dolores: Turner, Virginia: Undercuiller, Mary Lou: Weaver, Mary: Sommers. lvlary: Ziegler, Phyllis: Wright, lvlartie Jane: Stout, Peggy: Oppelt, Emma: Vviltbanlc, Ada. Second Row: Seclcel, Lois: Ward, Gertrude: Propsner, Edith: Sissler. Martha: Smeraglia. Josephine Ramho, Ruth: Vvright. Pearly: Woodland, Bettie: Nance. Frances: O'Connor, Betty: Scandone. Dolores Wainner, Betty Jane: Nungesser, Doris: Wheeler, Ruth: Beyer. Ruth: Tammaro, Theresa: Rees, Emma Third Row: Venezia, Anne: Picone, Sara: Smith, Polly: Ulmer, Peggy: Nester, Dorothy: Walker, Edith Scandone, Nellie: Spence, Helen: Scott, Evelyn: Wanner, Pauline: Wentzel, Doris: Scirica, Eva McGranahan, Mary: Spence, Martha: Weaver. Georgia: Weidner. Margaret. Fourth Row: Tramutolo. Anne: Piermarini. Greta: Basile, Edith: Mccatlery. Swartz, Sara Jean: Tonliin, Janet: Troutman, Beverly: Opperman, Mary Lou: Betty: Tarleelcy, Betty: Tomlin, Eleanor: Stott, Joy: Warriner, Emma. Fifth Row: Paugh, Edward: Trecroce. Pete: Morris, James: McCarty. Donald: Jane: Schmalhach, Eva Nacarella, Mary: Slough, l..aBella, Joseph: Ziegler John: Vvanamalcer, Rohert: Vvelain, Edwin: Toal, Joseph: Ziegler, Rohert: Vvinterhottom, Robert Tornelta, Augustus. Sixth Row: Naile, Edward: Pascucci, Eugene: Strouse, Gerald: Tyler, Ernest: Long, James: Tinlcler, Fred Weikcrt. Curtis: Winterhottom. William: Ragusa, Andrew: Woodland, Ralph. Seventh Row: Smith, Cloud: Yoder, VVilliam: Steiner, William: Zinni, Frank: Smith, Ralph: Watson George: Volpe, Felix: Trump, Philip: Nace, Robert: Paschall, Joseph. 70 WSH A-adbv' x if Qu! ful X A g . ,N1fauNaw ' S f--x 7' if ,' ff f-N--I J --r-ai! ., T 2 A . 'U M , lf, in I 4 4 .mr ..N . . ' R . Q. 3 P . , . P' ' 5 if-A 4 vw- 1 ,awww ',,,,x,,U'3,. - fW.A,, .M 1 ,M 'iam 'T. ? 4 NX. WWW -ww W lm -an Rig SEEK Aa- wk? -ii 'KY in 2 S' 1' 5, gflw '5 U : -,f uv-my-eg-.Aw-., -1-wr-, u -.jf wwe .-'I' Q .SJOPAOITL ored FIRST PICTURE: First Row: Bean, Nancy: Amore. Anne: Arena, Lillian: Billela. Josephine: Beideman. Betty: Betz. Ruth: Bonehemper. Charlotte: Baililt, Lois: Campanini. Dolores: Braccisihi, Frances: Bono, Betty: Bell. Elsie: Dean. Mildred: De Fusco, Catherine: Betton: Janet. Second Row: Andrews. Grace: Brennan, Niargie: Boynes, Helen: Cheatley. Catherine: Morrison. Janet: Baptiste. Elaine: Borlcey, Betsy: Bernstiel. Mary: Agnew. Louise: Bailiii, Beverly: Benz. Marion: Adams, Mildred: Alloway. Dorothy: Boyle, Betty: Bassert. Virginia: Davies, Jean. Third Row: Butz. Marjorie: Angstadt. Phyllis: Cagliola. Jane: Banlcs. Francine: Barlcsdale. Lucy: Cameron Mildred: Alleva. Natalie: Custer, Verna: Daywalt, Miriam: Buzzard, Victoria: Cllanxbers: Mariorl: Campbell, Eleanor: Bruno, Angeline. Ciralesi, Pauline: Ciccarelli, Mary: Bennett. Brearley: Barnard, Joan: Carver, Nancy Lou: Cloud, Nancy Fifth Row: Petrolati, Alex: Amato, Joseph: Bechtel, Vvalter: Antonelli, John: Arnold, Bennett: Bean Joseph: Bean, Christian: Buchanan, Bill: Allen, Richard: Angelini. Remo: Beatrice, Joseph: Buclcman Edwin: Carbo, Vince: Altieri, Albert. Cantello, Anthony: Appel, lrvin: Ammon, Caldwell: Bright, Chester: Cicippio, Nicli: Badger, Harold. Brown, Benjamin: Brown. Wyinheld: Calamia, lwlichael: Bingamin, Paul: Byers, Gene: Anderson, Robert SECOND PICTURE: First Row: Dougherty, Lois: Naile, Mary Lou: Forsyth, Joy: Fabbri, Betty: Dever, Florence: Cunningham, Joan: Croll, Jean: Deriler, Joan: Ferrier, June: Deriler, Mary Jane: DiMarcelli. Nancy: Gebharclt, Elizabeth: Williams, Mary Jane. Second Row: Freas. Hazel, J.: Douglas, Charlotte: Cariagno. Dolores: Cotteta, Lillian: De Carlo, Geselda: Clarlce, Doris: Downes. Jane: Tillery, Alice: Detwiler, Violet: Evans. Margaret: DeMatthews, Mary Louise: Delcamp, Patty: DiGiacomo, Dolores: Fratt, Ann: Carbo, Adeline C. Third Row: Feldman, Cyvia: Davis. Eileen: Fliegelman. Ethel: Falco, Angeline: Failing, Lena: Friedman. Janet: Coleman, Peggy Jo: Faulkner, Caroline: Gartland, Jean: George, Emily: Freas, Shirley: Evangelist. Gloria: Di Donato, Beatrice: Donbaclc, Evelyn. Fourth Row: DeAngelis, William: Cavaliere, Benjamin: Edwards, Freeman: Fiorillo, Angelo: Fazio. William: Milito, Harry: Cressman. Roy: Fiorillo, Albert: Cucchiara, Leonard: Dewees. Lane: Estes. Robert: Dilberto. Michael: Curil, Benjamin: D'Abbene, Salvator. Fifth Row: Bono, Antonio: Chiazzese, Martin: Culbreath, Ernest: Caramenico, Allred: Congileo. Louis: Dooner, Richard: Dewees, Bob: Cox, Albert: DeFrancesco, Alphonse: Discianni, Michael: Entenman, Jerome: Clinton, Thomas. .Sixth Row: Gorman, Robert: Campbell, Thomas: Friedehorn. Dave: Dolenti, Alfred: Crouthamel. Keith: Franiceniield, David: Cassey, Jacic: Fontaine, Carl: Ganavazos. Nicholas: Fazio, Joseph: Franzone. Louis: Cognato, Charles. THIRD PICTURE: First Row: Heyser, Nancy: Jones, Emma: Highley. Mabel: Hoopes, Sara Jane: Huber. Theodora: Godfrey, Joan: Hayes, Anne: Gambone, Helen: Jarman, Lidie: Johnson, Alice: Leshner. Mary: Kennedy, Emily: Frazier, Margaret. .Second Row: Gary, Annabelle: Grater, Shirley: Gehman, Peggy Ann: Gesullo, Anna: Grisdale. Sara Jane: Greco, Rose: Guarino. Josephine: Herzel, Phyllis: Hampton, Virginia: Hallman, Elsie: Hollander. Barbara: Gregg, Doris: Gambone. Josephine: Jenlcins, Thelma: Greger, VV. Frances: Gramling, Anna. 'Third Row: Jones, isabel: Gions. Mary: Heil. Elizabeth: Ginanni, Mary: Bucci, Donna: Giannone. Theresa: Hemming, Shirley: Helziner, Anne: Gray. Arlene: Hertzler, Naomi: Hopkins, Peggy: Georgetti, Mildred: Glisson, Dorothy: Guarisco, Lucy: Georgetti, Dolores: Falco, Lena. Fourth Row: Carbo, Niclc: Hendricks, George: Haley, Norman L.: Krier, David: Gambone, Jesse: Sant- angelo. Michael: Goodman, Robert: Hamer, Ralph K.: Hyatt, Ralph: Greco, Paul: Nave, Franlc: Giambrone. Charles: Davenport, Robert: Farrelly. Cyril John: Robinson, Richard: Knous. George. Fifth Row: Hawkins. David: Keyser. George: Gigliotti. Vincent: Kelly. Ray: Houseal, Richard: Graileo, Philip: Salamone. Ralph: lannozzi, Guido: Glover, Edward: Hadrich. Hilbert: Heyser. Samuel B.: Jones, Howard: Kane, Robert. ,Sixth Row: Kilpatrick, Jaclc: Goldman, Jerry: Bateman, John: Hoch, Paul: Lewis, Charles: Jaggers, Harry: Gottshallc, Joseph: lrwin, John: Hutchman, John: Hunsiclcer, Carl: Geyer, Richard: Giberson, John. 73 Fourth Row: Blades, Sarah: Angelucci. Florence: Bruno. Phyllis: Bruno, Angeline T.: Civitello, Lucy- Sixth Row: Cairl, Graydon: Bolognese, Anthony: Collins, Roland: Boyd, Lawrence: Baird, Allred: Seventh Row: Blattner. George: Bolton. Ronald: Atlcinson. Warren: Baldwin, George: Crawford, Percy' 50,04 OIT! 0F25 FIRST PICTURE: First Row: Rothernrel, Peggy Lou: Pogue, Shirley: Schweilcer, Ann: Horroclis, Nancy: Meoli. Caroline: Matz, Mary Lou: Momnme, Elaine: King. Martha: Miller, Nancy: Minnich, Consuella: Muche, Shirley: Miller, Helen: Stevens, Mary: Snyder, Jean: Sweeney, Irma. Second Row: Milito, Frances: Lintante. Sylvia: Jones, Charlotte: MacMullan, Joann: McDonnell, Edith: Meyers, Marie: McGarvey, Patricia: Marsteller, Martha: Martin. Joanne: MacMullan, Nancy: Lulcehart, Patricia: Tomasello, Nancy Marie: Peacoclc, Nancy: Ludwiclc. Nancy: Spinozzi, Marie. Third Row: Lunden, Ann: Parker, Joyce: Loos, Elsie: Maulder, Ethel: Kehoe, Molly: Law, Elaine: Mccouch, Nancy Jane: Keyser, Betty: Long, Louise: Lare, Mary: Mazzerle, Catherine: Termine, Lillian: Stone, Edith: Perry, Joan. Fourth Row: Manze, Ann: Pcrna, Carmella: Maniscalco, Angeline: Piazza. Lillian: Lewis, Mildred: Hoy, Anna Mae: Keeler. Dot: Jones, Elizabeth: Hille, Eleanor: Hurst, Betty June: lvlarsden, Elizabeth. Fifth Row: White, Richard: Rogers, Charles: Strunk. Warren: Ruth. Joe: Marshall, Frank: Lolanitz, Earry:RKaufSiolz, Vvilliam: Johnson, Vvilliam: Pettine, Vincent: Mason, Edward: Lelli, Anthony: enzi. ona . Sixth Row: Mottet. Norhert: Latshaw. Dan: Mirahile, Paul: Mohley, Rohert: tnterrante, Joseph: Monastero, Mitre: Kriehel, Charles: Mariani, Philip: Marinello, Steve: Stoy, Charles: Lyles, Earl. Seventh Row: McCabe, Thomas: Lalmella, Joseph: Martino, James: Spangler. Vvilliam: Saylor, Donald: Rose, Stanley: Marshall, Ronald: Leamy, Samuel: King, Russell: Mccornliclc. Vvilliam. Sacorvn PICTURE! First Row: Scholl, Millie: Rapine, Betty: Woodland. Gertrude: Schmidt, Audrey: Spotts, Mildred: Smith. Eleanor: Reese, Catherine: Riley, Lois: Simcox, Catherine: Silk, Norma: Stanley, Helen: Santangelo, Nancy: Starr, Phyllis: Scarano, Eleanor: Stanley, Mildred. Second Row: Reid, Joyce: Salamone, Esther: Willauer, Janet: Russo, Josephine: Piccioli, Sara: Smith. Betty Jane: Smith, Flora: Smith, Doris: Roeder, Nancy: Romano, Mary: Wood, Betty Jane: Stern, Lois: Sims Frances: Vvilliams, lda. Third Row: Swinehart, Williani: Russo. Joseph: Rizzo, Americo: Sherratt, Richard: Rodenhaugh, Rohr-rt: Shelly, Donald: Sardaro, Franlt: Tammaro. John: Pellechia, Peter: Norman, Richard: O'Neill, Jaclc: Peoples, David: Parentc, Anthony: Olnerhollzer, Howard. Fourth Row: Phillips, Willianr, Sundermier, George: Mullen, William: Scheirer, Franklin: Nlorqan, Flghomis: Wilson, Earl: Orr. Frank: Moles, William: Roherts. Donald: Newman. Clarence: Nloser. usse - Fifth Row: Oliver, John: Moore. David: Rapine, Gerald: Puleo, Joseph: Righter. George: Patson. Gus: Samhriclc, James: Pisano, John: Proietto, Raymond. Sixth Row: Piclcell, Leland: Ramho, Donald: Schonely, Bill: Nitterauer, Ted: Rotmhins, Joe: Sessonms. gamillias: Snowden, Harold: Saloloslcy, Stanley: Rhoadarmer, David: Mitchell, Levin Henry: Moore, ona . THIRD PICTURE: First Row: Neill, Dolores: Worth, Elaine: Rotmerts, Eleanor: Quartuccio, Marie: Pellechio. Angeline: Natalini, Rose: Picard. Kathryn: Pasquale, Rose Marie: Walker, Elaine: Reumont. Dolores Anne: Parlte, Dorothy: Vvhite, Mary: Zora, Virginia: Walton, June. Second Row: Organtini, Elizaloeth: Venezia, Frances: Weaver, Mattie: Roberts. Betty: Neuhauser, Greta: Prentice. Betty: Rauclenhush, Clara Mae: Yocum, Doris: Vveaver, Dorothy: Quintrell, Betty: Vvells, Elizataeth: Reese, Joan: Venizia, Jean: Walker, Dorothy: Townsend, Claire: Tornelta, Angeline. Third Row: Young, Masten: Termini, Russell: Termine, Joseph: Hunsherger, Vvilliam: Showalter, Giles: Swartley, Wesley: Zimmerman, Warren: Scaratone, James: Wagner, Drew: Schettone, Philip: Musselman, Pete: Muscorelli, Luclcer: Tornetta, Anthony: Volpe, Ernest. Fourth Row: Torhidone. Herheri: Vvillauer, David: Vvood, James: McFadden, Richard: Milito, Anthony: Mrwrrione, Anthony: Thim, Robert: McGuigan, William: Milito, Harry: Valerie, Xvilliamz Mclntyre. Ca vin. Fifth Row: Schmidt, Frank: Tupper, Carey: Sylvester, Eugene: Vvosczina, Francis: Schicle, Joseph: Swayze, Edward: Tucker, Herhert: McKean, Guy: Phipps, William: Weber, Lynn: McCoy, Ralph. Sixth Row: Volpe, John: Vvallrer, Edward: Schullay, Lane: Scotti. Raymond: Spurio, Nazzareno: Trout, David: Maggie, Ntichael: Mastrocola, Pete: Maag, Fred: Nutall, John: Mathews, Larry: Musselman, Bill. 74 V , . , ,Q lik, Q f X,-Q Affirx ., , ,, - 18 396 4 'QM fg3' ,-in xhv 1 u -, . M5255 5 if iff? . 3 is 1' Qi!!! ga Q 'W F Y 7 V 3 15,99 J 211 Wi? Q' f N v ,f , X s Y A Ax ,sf Q X, :Q-sij K .wig n .Q X4 ,ff ig E 'T Cfaafs of 216 THE Class of l946 undertoolc its tirst real taslc in the sale of school rings and pins early in the junior year. its competent congress, elected earlier, handled the sale and aided in malcing it successful. Mrs. Allred T. Rundle supplied the sponsorship necessary to malce the Class of '46 a strong one. The stationery sale proved to be both profitable and successful for the class, due to the energy and zeal with which the Juniors conducted it. With worlc spread before them at every turn the Juniors discovered capable and efficient officers when they chose Robert Atlcinson, president: Patricia Hox- worth, vice president: Jean Abbott, secretary: and Richard Hinterleiter. treasurer. The entertaining assembly, presented by the class in February, displayed the ability ot the Juniors to function as a well organized group. Alter this series ot achievements the Juniors were rewarded by the annual prom. As the most outstanding social function ot the junior year. the prom, pro- vided a lovely evening for everyone. With its junior year over, the class looks forward to a successful and memor- able year as distinguished members ot the Class ot ,46. C6155 of 217 SEPTEMBER '44 presented to the sophomores individually a problem of read- justment. Assisted by the faculty and fellow students the new students soon be- came acquainted with high school lite, and before long they became a part of the school activities. Latent leadership was brought to light when the Sophomore Congress was chosen late in February. At that time the genial Mr. Addison J. Allen was chosen as sponsor of the class of '47, From the tew introductory meetings that have been held, everyone concerned is confident that as projects and problems are seen, the sophomores will meet and solve them by effective group cooperation. JUNIOR CONGRESS: First Row: O'Conn0r. Bondi, Ste-inbriglmt, Swartz. Allcvi. Hoxwnrtlm, Roum. Pitts, Garret, Cunard, Gianonc. Barchi. Second Row: Fishhurn, Jam-tt, Lohh, Atkinson, King. Morris. Abbott, Clvvcnstine. Reed, Duddy, Vvanamalxer, Biclchart, Smith. Third Row: Bono. Delvlarco. Zeigler, Vvcrner, Vvrighl, Turner, Dr-twiler, Ventura. Hintcrleitcr, Turnntta, Martin. Fourth Row: Slough. Dunnum. SOPHONIORE CONGRESS: First Row: Schettonc. Swartley, Knous. Allan, Farrelf-y. Sclmenly, lVlartino, Baldwin, Pisano, Hr-ndriclcs, Ente-nman. Second Row: Stone. Bctz. Nc-uhauser. Cnlcnmn, Salt-nnone, Roc-der, Fahhri, Gregg. Benz. Vveand. Vvallcer. Jarman. George. Third Row: Fc-rrier, Hvyser, Long. Cunningham, Frazier, Schweilcc-r, Cloud, Lulcchcart, Mullin, Reese, Bean, Roberts, Horrnclcs, Morrison. Left: Ttlr' Junior Right: Juniors solve for Congress discusses the stationery project. 77 5 Activities fn' nfqg x -wg -L wg, .1 mf 5 V we , x 4 1 w I u 1 af T' J .hu ,iq V ,. ,nw W K ' Jw, fy!! f v v 'VX , 'Q Q, Q ..- .p 8 P5 ' ga... av! r 05.1 , '4 M ,H , uf : fivwfg' 'evo' H-i--, pw.. I 's. A .- Q UNH-1. ' 0 J' - ,A 4. ,X -.K .v avg fs 621K-,NV ,fp 3 ifmx . iw -ll, Q M 'x wr K - , , in , H 4 ,.....f' N E . ff I Urzzy, : f ' 4 ,swf ' :1:Q'.fazsfv, . 1 '.' Q 'su 1,9 H 1 ,,.'1.'-I H U . f ' ' N' ' 55 X X Ek W, J -A .V Q , '. H , . ,fl 'A- 5 .giuclenf Cjounci THiS year, as in years gone by, the Student Council of Norristown High School has done all in its power to promote worthy school activities and to malce the school better than before. With representatives from each home room, headed by Qliver Smith, president. and lxflr. William Spangler, faculty advisor, the Council succeeded in its numerous projects. The ability of the students to govern them- selves has been proven by the Council's success. One such project is the purchase of a boolc, which is kept on a stand built by the Vocational department, in which servicemen are aslced to sign their names, branch, and write any message they chose. For the second time an industrious, worth while committee was formed by representatives oi Student Council, the Senior Class. the Vocational Society. Spice, Hi-Eye. and the Traffic Squad to discuss and solve problems that came up concerning the school spirit and activities. This committee, with a different organization as chairman each time, was especially successful in arranging and holding dances every month for the enjoyment oi the entire student body. Another addition to the enjoyment of lile sponsored by the Council is the acquisition of a library of popular records to be used alter basketball games and at dances. The Student-Faculty Committee, which consists of an equal number of teachers and Council representatives, tool: charge of the problems affecting both students and faculty. The Publicity, Social. Welfare, Building and Grounds Committees of the Council all carried out their duties under the direction of their chairmen. The Building Committee organized a group to help relieve the shortage of janitors by helping to clean up the halls during free periods. The able officers of Student Council during the first semester were: Oliver Smith, president: Donald Fargo. Vice president: Marie Martino, secretary: Pierce Davis, treasurer: and Robert White, sergeant-at-arms. The president, secretary and sergeant-at-arms succeeded themselves in the second semester. Jaclc Long and Charles Santangelo were elected vice president and treasurer respectively. STLTDENI' COUNCIL: FIRST SEMESTER: First Row: Dir-nno, Calabrcsr-, Natter, Schulcr, Hatfield. Tnormina. Martino, Caparo, Huber, Boch, Kotlinslci, Yc-tt:-r. Second Row: Smith, Fargo. Angnlucci, Novell, Mackin, lVlcGarvey. Musser, Fried, Rogers, Oherholtzcr, Hallman, Mr. Spangler. Third Row: Long, Jncli: Davis, P.: Vvhitc, R.: Vvhite, K.: Lederach, Schein-r, Ste-inbright, Vvoodlancl, Long. James, ylccarty, Elliott. Fourth Row: Brant. P.: O'Connel, Bingamcn. Vvatsnn. B. lNl:ORlVlAl.. PICTURE: Oliver Smith and lxlaric lxlartino both have scrvvcl two smncstf-rs as pn-sich-nt and secretary. respectively. STUDENT COUNCIL: SECOND SEMESTER! First Row: Caprfm. Morrison, VVchstcr. VVatson, Long, laclc, Martino. Smith. Snntangclo. Bondi, Bacchi, Nattcr, Benner. Second Row: Angclucci. English, Vvhitc. K.: Scheircr. Taonnina, Huber. Rhoades, Novell, Rogers. lVlcCarty. Vaughn. Third Row: Ohr-rholtzcr, Lawler. Vvhite. R.: Fillman, O'Conncll. Freed, Buzzard, Schuler, Long, James. iVlcArdlc. Exar, Pisuno. Fourth Row: lvlaliin, Jczaliclt, lVlcGravey, 81 ucafionafgociefg THE Vocational Society consists of the outstanding hoys oi the Vocational Department. The memberships are given to the students who quality hy the society and are approved hy the faculty of the Vocational Department. The Vocational Society has upheld its principles, Loyalty, Leadership, Industry and integrity. and has heen an outstanding organization in the school. The Vocational Society sponsored the Hatiowelen Dance: it was very suc- cessful having an attendance of over tive hundred. The assemhiy given hy the Vocational Society, on November 9 was tooth interesting and entertaining. Eric Wilkinson, organist for station WIBG entertained the student hody. The new sponsor for the society was Mr. Vvayne Henry who is replacing Mr. Cari Hedstrom. The otticers for the 1944-45 year were Vviiiiam Garrett, President: George Kuip, Vice President: Aihert Carfagno, Recording Secretary: George Hansherry, Corresponding Secretary: Ira Rohhins, Treasurer, George Lare, Chap- iing and Leroy Fitzgerald, Historian. These hoys, who are ioyai members of the Vocational Society will he the siciiied artisans of tomorrow. Wafionafyonor ociefg EACH year, in the graduating ciass of a high school, certain students distinguish themselves as heing students of ahove-average rank in hoth scholastic and sociai achievements. From these students the memhers of the National Honor Society are chosen. The society has as its goat the improvement of American youth in respect to its leadership and recognition of the merit of students. The Chapter in Norristown High School functions under the capahte supervision ot Miss Dorothy E. Berger. After the faculty has chosen the memhers, officers must he chosen. This year's competent officers were: President, R. Max Coy: vice president, Marie Martino: secretary, Teresa Vaierio. These students are also chosen hy the faculty as heing hest ahie to represent the true spirit and meaning of education. A fitting climax to ati industriousiy planned high school educations is the eiection of a student to the National Honor Society. With such students ever present to cast their influence upon the student hody as a whole, high school tinds its deeper meaning. VOCATIONAL SOCIETY: First Row: Lars, Hanshcrry, Carfagno, Garrett, Kuip, Rohhins. Fitzgerald. Second Row: Mr. Henry, Long, Piazzia, Vaterio, Place, Angeiucci. Pcnnock, Baidassann. Third Row: Nuss, Fchi, Miciiaei. Morris, Davis, Jackson, Dc Franco, De Grazia. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: First Row: Schuicr, Ventura, Renningcr, Whit:-. Ross, Latshaw, Vaicrio, High, Schwciirer, Holland, Musscr. Mccaughan. Second Row: Goidcnhcrg, Martino, Witiianis, Vvochiing, Cloud, Lewis, Boch, Law, Mayhcid, tVIcGarvcy. Third Row: Coy. Moyer, Novell, Kuip, Davis. Smith, Ruccius, Hanshcrry, Burnett, Brouse, Piazza, Griffin. 82 1 1 1 1 HWQK S. O IOLCQ THIS issue ot Spice marks titty years of progress from a small monthly magazine to a bool: which depicts the activities of an entire school year. With this theme in mind this year's Spice stalzt has capataly portrayed this progress throughout the hoolc hy contrast and comparison. This Anniversary number was under the new sponsorship of Mr. Edwin Kephart. The Spice Executive Council was composed of Frederick Ruccius, editor-in-chief: Shirley Schweilcer, art editor: Jaclc Long, photography editor: Teresa Valerio, Senior activities editor, Claire Woehling, sports and activities editor. Baclced lay an etticient tnusiness stall' under the direction of Ntr. Harold K. Scheirer, 'Spice can hoast of a sound financial hasis. Mr. Scheirer was assisted hy the Business manager, Genevieve White and Circulation manager. Caroline Scheirer. ln order to promote Spice sales during its campaign, a Kay Kyser show was presented to the students in an assembly program on January 19. J.4-f5',. WITHOUT Hi-Eye, the lives and loves of N. H. S. would not be complete or lcnown. tts purpose is to spread general information about the students and their teachers and to announce future activities and sports. This year Hi-Eye is com- pleting seventeen successful years of publication, all characterized hy improvement. Constance Ventura leads the staff of Hi-Eye as a very capable editor-in-chief and is supported hy a group consisting of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Serving on this stall gives interested students the chance to see just what the Field ot journalism can involve. Mr. Richard Kistler is the faculty advisor ot Hi-Eye and is deservant of all the praise given to him. Mr. Harold Scheirer and Mr. William Spangler with the student business manager Janet Cloud and their staff complete a very fine organization. This year is one of the busiest years for Hi-Eye. Along with meeting deadlines every issue and lceeping posted on Norristown High Schools numerous war activities, they have added something else to hring up Hi-Eye standards. A copy of Hi-Eye is sent to all the service-men who are ex-students of N. H. S. in order to acquaint them with the activities at their alma-mater. SPICE: First Row: Mr. Scheircr. Shellentmerger. Valerio, Schweilier. Hoplcins, Allevi. Scheirer, Tornetta. Mr. Kephart. Second Row: Martino, Roberts, Johnson, Steinlmright, Tonlcin. Holland, Freidman, Mullin. Zcigler. Third Row: Clevenstine, Schultz, King, Ruccius, Long, Rose, Vvhoeling, Jones, White. INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: The Spice statt Right: Editors ot Hi-Eye: Golclenherg. Rush. gets down to worlc under the direction ot the Martino. Schweilter, O'Connell and Roum plan Editor-in-chief, Ruccius. an issue with Editor-in-chiet, Ventura. Ht-EYE: First Row: Leitntarandt. Mccaughan. Ross. Regan. Alleva, Logan. Anselm, Roum, High, Johnson. Second Row: Mayheld. Cloud. J.: Schweilter, Rush. Ventura, Goldenherg, Martino, Lewis, Vvilliams, O'Connell, Cloud, N. Third Row: Wood. Priclcett. Agnew, Angelucci, Jacobs. Gregg. Faulkner, Nlinnich, Long. Wentzel. Markley, Davis, Fligelman. Butterworth, Jones, Hoxworth. P.: Stern, Floyd. Fourth Row: Slough, Miller, Hertzler, Horroclts, Coleman, Shuler. Betton, Fatahri, Rohinson. Stevens, Musser, Hollander. Vvorth, Hoxworth, G.: Shaw. Heil. Fifth Row: Hedstrom, Ventura, Franlclin, lvtullin. Reese. King. Zimmerman, Cairl. Hintcrleiter. 85 alalaef a Choir ALVVAYS maicing iiie brighter by their combined voices are the members of the A Cappeiia Choir, which is capahiy ied by Miss Mary A. Downey. Examples of the choir's ahiiity were displayed in the annuai Christmas Pageant. The spring festival, in which the boys' and giris' chorus participated, combined beauty and harmony to form a coioriui presentation. Other puhiic demonstrations were given throughout the year with equal success. Time has helped to achieve a fine record in musicai competitions of this district. They have received the highest honors for severai years in the State Cuiturai Olympics held at the University of Penn- syivania. This year the choir has again been presented with top honors, not oniy by professional judges. iout also hy the puhiic in general. The choir wiii complete this successiui year ioy contributing its taients to the impressive Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises. Comginecl Ckorufi THE combined chorus is a recent organization consisting of the boys' and girls' chorus. Each oi these meet twice a Weeic separately and once a week combined. This chorus, under the direction of Miss Mary A. Downey, consists of those students who Find pieasure in music and have aspirations toward belonging to the A Cappella Choir. The memhers of the chorus have the preference when the choir is heing selected. The chorus is an extra curricular subject. The hoys and giris participated in various presentations throughout the year. They displayed their ability in the coioriui annuai Christmas pageant and Spring festival. On some occasions certain students are chosen to sing in speciai ensemhies at the various husiness mens' ciuhs and other such organizations, proving their popularity in the community. A CAPPELLA CHOIR: First Row: Bean. N.: Pricicet, Phillips, Mitts, Finkel, Cassei, Leihhrandt. Wright, Edmundson, Niccvranahan, Sheilenherger, Anselm, Forsyth, Roeder, Johnson, Cronic. Second Row: Wentzei, Renninger, Meyers, M.: Bach, Huber, Laiiierty, Downey. Schweiicer, Long, Paxsnn, Woodland, Bennett, Punyico, Cariagno, Puieo. Third Row: Boricey. White, Rambo, King, Bernard, Fiucic, Dunnam, Glass, Ciews, Ettingcr. Scott. Shenkie, Slough, Deli, Markiey, Vviiiiams, Arena. Fourth Row: Duddy, Bean, C.: Tiniiier, Hoover, Shepperd, Starr, Kriehei, VVirz, Cloud. N.: Cloud, J.: Swartz, Tonicin, Lcderach, Ruth, Butera, Vveioster, DeAngeiis, Morris. Fifth Row: Davis, Hart, Tyler, Exar, Schoniey, Sharp. Lyon, Forsyth, Lachenmayer, Shenicie, Smith, Clarke, Lewis, Hedstrom, Trump, Crawford, Valentine, Greco. Giherson, Hott-man. INFORMAL PICTURES: Lehi Miss DUWHCY Right: The Boys' Choms waits for the down-heat. ieads thc Choir in dress rehearsal for the Christmas Pageant. The comhined choruses get ready for the Spring Girls' Chorus opens the Christmas Pageant with musical. Silent Night . 86 I 231 3. 2 as Q 3 31f '1 'a RFQQIQO8 Q31 99944 'L Xnl .A K, , ' sa 1 51 .. fv M... ,.., ., . ,. ..,, X .. .. .h...,.. M... x ,A,,.., x W..M,W-M.W.,.....M.fm....,......,..,,M,.,u.,Q.-,..f,...M..Q.-...w.gm . .,w,,....,-.w..,.,... ,, . , , . . . ., ., .,. n , ... V . UW-, H , r N 4 L Sass 4 -1 A f 1' Q 5 W f., 'Y -f 'bg Au' s vigil sm wmmiswv X v 4 X31 iwiw Jn me-Wx ,f mf W5 P RJ -M wmmu 9' 95 fm 'K I ...: x M 1, A fi ' X f , fd' - - . 1 gf P f'.f?.4 .,.:2Q'1 - Olgfgfafy THROUGH the capable supervision of Miss Rhoda E. Bowers. her assistant. Miss Helen Bomberger, and a most competent staff, the library has become a place held high in the respect of N. H. S. students. The library contains numerous boolcs of all types, and it fulfills its objective by increasing the enjoyment of reading throughout the student body. Whether to help you find a suitable bool: report, or to locate some research worlc for you, the library staff is always there to help you in every way possible. The members of the staff are called upon to answer anything pertaining to the library and to its boolcs, thus they serve as a great benefactor in malcing the library what it is today. 3... p. TG get the most students to the right place, at the right time, with the least amount of effort and confusion is the purpose of the traffic club. To solve this problem a staff of vigilant young officers were faithfully on duty in the halls of Norristown High School between classes, in the auditorium during assemblies and in the cafeteria during the busy lunch hours. The traffic squad previously sponsored by Mr. Elmer C. Hoffman is now supervised by Mr. John L. Schuler. Burton Saclcs was Chief during the first semester: Albert Tyler succeeded him as Chief for the second semester. Aiding fthese leaders to carry on their momentous taslcs were Assistant-Chiefs Joseph Epifano and Captains Robert Barry, Robert Campitell, Walter Czarneclci, Ronald lKeith, Leonard Jeffers and Albert Tyler. The traffic club has done its work well. They deserve our sincere cooperation and undivided support. Probably, in the future, some of these officers will be our 'leaders in the community. First R0u7i Miss Bonlberger, Morrison. Al lS9lIll, Bean, Ednlonson, bqfcaugllnn, Pulro. Finlc, Boch, Miss Bowers. Second Row: Zimmerman. Broolce. A.: Blades. Alba, Beyer, Muscarclli. Lons, Pagano, Broolce. R.: Rizzo, Zimmerman. Third Row: Brant, Owens, Frazier. ilNFORlVlAl- PKITURES: Left: The library Right: Traffic officers opcn cafeteria doors for staff at worlc. another lunch period. 'TRAFFlC: First Row: DiAmico. Benz, Jeffers, Hughes, Campitell, Sacks, Epifanio, Tyler, Brown, Dcsimone, Klotzbach. Second Row: Hunsberger, Webb. Ziegler, R.: Carter, Keen, Ziegler. J.: Biclclmrt. Strunk, Cossia, Sadara. Glover. Rodenbaugh. Top Row: Mr. Schulcr. Boyson. Pascucci. Robbins. Kane, Kromcr, Heclstrom, Fazio, Paugh. Kirlcner, Clinton. 89 Zim! THE school hand ted the N. H. S. rooters through the ioothall season of '44, supporting the team with snappy marches, school songs, and cheers. Added attractions this year were Edward Kromer. the tail, talented Drum- lViajor, and the four Drum-Majorettes, who fascinated the spectators with their synchronized baton-twirling. For the first time this year memhers of the hand appeared as a unit at haslcethall games. Although small in number, the groups played with an enthusiasm which was contagious. Under the direction of Mr. Damon Holton the hand gave an assembly pro- gram for the school. ln the spring the hand, comioined with the orchestra presented to the puhlic the annual Spring Festival. The hand did not participate in public parades this year, their only outside activity heing a concert presented to 1000 patients at the State Hospital on January 22. Although the N. H. S. hand won the title of State Champions in 1942, they were unahle to compete for this title this year because of war conditions. Of the seventy-tour memhers of the present hand, at least ten were freshmen memhers of the hand when it won the Championship. However, the taianted groups which composed the hand this year receives Championship rating from all who have been fortunate to hear it play. UPCA eff ffa THE thirty-eight students who composed the orchestra this year combined their talents to achieve a very successful season. From their first appearance in the school assemhiy programs until they closed their instrument cases in the spring, the orchestra has presented a pleasing repertory of musical numhers. Mr. Damon Holton developed the abilities of each member of the orchestra hy practices held individually, in instrumental groups, and in combined orchestral rehearsals. The Spring Festival was the only puhlic appearance of the orchestra, although many people would have enjoyed hearing this entertaining musical group more often. BAND: First Row: Musser, Brant, Morris. C.: Hille, Scott, Paxsun, Vvoodland, Keyser, Fcrrir-r, H1-id:-I, Undorcumer, Clews, Ludwiclc. High. Second Row: Andrews, Wanner, Sch:-irc-r. Di Donato, I.:-nhardt, Marino, Coscia, Mccahe, Marsden, E.: Marsden, B.: Gregory, Dewees, Estes. Lawson, Boyson, Vvillauer, Franicenlzieid, Bono, Borkey. Third Row: Keen, Fishhurn, Avarese. Morrison, Ohcrholtzer, Mcoii, Winterhottom, R.: Lanan, Griffin, Morris, F.: Hewitt, Volpe, Koons. Fourth Row: Moore, Ber- nardini, Spangler, Martin, Phillips, Henderson, Goldman, Hcyser, Huck, NIHCMIIIIHD. Fifth Row: Parker, Valentine, Francis, Armstrong, Coder, Kilpatrick, Vvintcrhottom, NV.: Hawkins. English, Ventura, Holton. Sixth Row: Allen, Moiino, Kromcr, Kirckncr, Mullin. INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: The hand cn- Right: The orchestra pauses to looic over a tricky livens the inte-rmissions. spot. ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Goldstein, Baumgardt, Mouider, Bell. Wright, Baptiste. Moyer. Destctano. Calahrese, Tamara, Hoopes, Coughey, V.: Coughey, G. Second Row: Reeder. Martin, Bernardini, DiDonato, Scott, Griffin, Morrison, Honsherger, Reed. Third Row: Vvinterhottom, VV.: Burnett, Hawkins, Morris, Winlerhottom, R.: Moore. Holton. 90 in-an wr, 4, ing lx 3 K v. m 4 9 s K E ,.,.i,r v 4 Q. 'S J wwwwwf X X rl ' ' .,,,W3:r xg 3 -as 5, E .- - 'Nj' 'Wi fi' 1 5217 33? - 'rp' R ,. . N fs 'F Tlwi V N' A QM WEN V X ,wr , f g....., If A MALI' .xdcfiuifiegi b AS another year has gone by and more of our boys are paying the supreme sacrifice to hasten the end of the war we, at the home lront, are anxious and happy to do our part. With the entire student body of high school geared to meet the war effort. the response of the different service clubs. student council, and the sale of bonds and stamps have proved a great success. Under the supervision of Miss Clemmer, the four Red Cross clubs led by Miss Duclcers and Miss Leister, Mrs. Graham's Patriotic Service Club, and Mrs. Barlcer's art classes contributed to this worthy cause. These clubs worlced on alghans, made tray covers, and collected magazines. Some homerooms bought magazines to aid in this cause. Twenty-lour one year magazine subscriptions were sent to the boys in the Philadelphia area who couldn't get home lor Christmas. One homeroom collected articles and made up fifty gift boxes. The Patriotic Service Club also collected playing cards and games lor the different service clubs and hospitals. lt furnished friendship boxes for the children in foreign lands, made cartoon books, scrap books, and puzzle books for various hospitals. Nine hundred Christmas cards were collected for the boys at Valley Forge General Hospital to send to their friends. Last year rifle classes were organized under the auspices of the Montgomery County Fish and Game Association. Under the direction of Mr. John Sutch and the classroom leadership of Mr. Leonard Rothermel the classes learned how to handle rilies for war and sport. The team has competed in the National Nlatcli for the first time this year. During the sixth war loan we sold bonds amounting to Sl46,857.75. Vve have sold 35151207.50 in bonds and 82,598.70 in stamps from October I, 1944 to January 23, 1945. We are proud of these accomplishments for the year, but we are not satisfied to cease such activities until victory is attained. lNFORlVlAL PICTURES: Top: Knit one purl two. Center: Vvhat malccs it go bang? Bottom: Buy lnorc Nvar Bonds. 95 joofgaf COACHES Sheilenherger and Kost called for toothait candidates to come to the first practice on August 25. Forty-four hoys responded, four of whom were iettermen from the previous year. These four iettermen were Jack Fell, Charles Hood, Ralph Smith, and Pierce Davis. On August 27 forty hoys went to Camp Oaldeigh in Chester county for pre- season training. During the training period at the camp, several players were injured seriously enough to keep them from playing for part of the season. The team showed fine style in their first game, played under the tights on Friday, Septemher 22, hy defeating Bridgeport. The rest of the season was not so successful as the first game, with Norristown losing more games than it won, hut showing tine spirit all the Way. The spirit was carried to the stands hy Mr. Camphetrs fine cheerleading squad. The cheerleading squad was enlarged hy many sophomores who should he an asset to the squad in future years. Norristown Bridgeport .. Norristown Haverford .. Norristown Pottstown .. Norristown Chester ..... Norristown Phoenixville . Norristown Ahington . . . Norristown Lower Merton Norristown Overhrooic .. Norristown V. F. M. A. Norristown Germantown INFORMAL PICTURE: Left: Captain Ft-ll gm Right: Dt- Grazia gm-s up tor a pass. his orders trom Coaches Shellenherger and Kosl. FOCJTBALL: First Row: Boyer, Atkinson. Hagner. Cognato, Gcnuardi, D'Arnico, Downes. Davis. E. Second Row: Rittenhouse. Meycrr. Buzhy, Davis, P., De Grazio, Felt, Gazona, Lenzi, Angeiucci, Catamia. Third Row: Mr. Kost, Steiner, Fusco, Elliott, Baker. McCabe, Smith. Clarke. Lawler, Mr. Shcilenhergor. Fourth Row: Rohhins, Ktouse. Emerson. Long, Brown, Hood, Sayior. Left: Cheerleaders keep up the spirit. Right: Lenzi runs for a First down. 94 up S. ann. 11 -f. -.f.-11 3 E 39 42,, as ,, 954 any za 25 is W 9 N 5 QM an 45 f zgf'1x .eg wn. 9- gl! ga is N ii 'Sf . 1s if-Q19 fc? l fc. Q. . ' ,... iw :.,. 1 ,3 Th A A .Wf W R I A 9 , h Q ww-Y' S f W ,Q KWH f ' N 4' 'vp Q lf -A4 V W s,.1 9 if X FV 5 R l i c' ly 50 E Yf Q- , E alll!!! P Q s . ai P 1 A if 1, .A z moo ounfry THE 1944 Cross Country team was under the direction of Mr. Parke Ulrich, who coached the team for the first time in the absence ol its original coach, Carl Hedstrom. The Eagle harriers had a very successful season winning tive of the six scheduled meets. Our runners defeated Haverford and also tool: Birdslaoro in stride. Our only defeat was lay Upper Darby hy a very close margin. Chester was then defeated by N. H. S., and as the Blue and White runners met Roxslaoro High, we won hy a perfect score of I5-40. in the last meet with Springfield the Eagles were victorious with a 20-35 score. Our team placed second in the District Meet but lost to superior FUDDCTS in the final State Meet. Norristown ........... Haverford . Norristown . . .... Birdshoro . . Norristown .. .... Upper Darby Norristown . . .... Chester . . . . Norristown . . .... Roxshoro . . Norristown .. .... Springfield . .JL1locLey ALTHOUGH the Eaglettes laclced the necessary light for an undefeated team, their field play was outstanding. In their initial encounter the girls traveled to Lower Merion to lose to them 3-I. For the second game the Eaglettes again traveled to foreign soil but laclced the spirit to overcome Spring City, being defeated 2-0. Abington invaded our own field withdrawing with a 5-0 victory. The Eaglettes tied the Springfield game with a score of 1-l. For the final game the team defeated Upper Darby. 4-2. The J. V.'s played the same hrilliant hoclcey, and the scoreboard showed two wins and three losses. Kitty June Stoops and Floy Lewis were the elected co-captains of the season. We are loolcing forward to an improvement in the Eaglettes' scoring, parallel- ling the improvement in their playing under Miss Dorothy Yanisch's capable coaching. Norristown . . . .... I Lower Merion . . . . .3 Norristown . . . .... 0 Spring City . . . . . .2 Norristown . . . .... 0 Abington . . . . . .3 Norristown . . . .... I Springfield .... . . . I Norristown .... ....... 4 Upper Darby ........ . . .2 CROSS COUNTRY: First Row: Vvilliams. lnterrante, Fr-lil, Piacitelli. Hallman. Culhreatli, Toal. Second Row: Mr. Ulrich. Hoch. Schied, Lohla, Novell, Butler, Shei, Arnold. Tyler. Third Row: Cicippio, Fiorillo, Hcdstrom, Coder. Reynolds, Heyscr, Newman. Levis. INFORMAL PICTURE: Left: Stoops and Brend- INFORMAL PICTURE: Right: Cross Country linger cooperate. boys near the hall-way marlc. HOCKEY: First Row: Holland, Logan. Decm. Stoops. Lewis, Brendlingcr, Schwvilcr-r, Allerton. Second Row: Fillman, Evans, Renninger, Abbott. Woehling, Ennis, Vvright. lvliss Yanisch. 97 ir :S , gadlfefdaf VVITH several experienced players returning from last year, the Girls' Basicetbaii team had a good season. They came through after a difficult eight game schedule with six wins and two ioses. The high scorer for the season, Kitty June Stoops. was ably supported by her hard-working teammates. A spirit of cooperation and sportsmanship was incorporated at all games-win or lose. The girls won their first tive games and then iost to a hard-fighting Radnor team. They piciced up a pleasing score in the game with Lansdale but lost to Lower Merion, the final game. Coach Dorothy Yanisch foresees an equaiiy successful team next year made up of the promising Jayvees and those who return to win their letter. Norristown Chester . . . Norristown 45 Springfield . . Norristown Upper Darby . . . Norristown 26 Radnor . . . . . . Norristown Phoenixville Norristown 26 Lansdale .... Norristown Abington ....... Norristown ll Lower Merion Oyd , THE 1944-45 team made an admirable showing concluding the spectacular season with a second place tie with Lower Merion in the Suburban i. The season oi only six tosses out of seventeen games was a really successful one, in which the Eagle five did the remarkable feat of nine victories in ten home games, something one may weii cheer over. Much credit is due to Coach Arthur Herr in producing a precision team. The season reached its peak when our team played the much advertised Lower Merion team. in a thriii-packed game, with inspired piay hy both sides, Norris- town's superiority was proved in a 26-25 win. Some of the finest scrimmage was an outstanding feature of the veteran team in this year's season. Oliver Smith, Eagle forward, won first honors in being high scorer in Suburban I. The team had a fighting spirit, instilled into them by their Captain Max Coy. because of his commendable leadership and natural ability. The junior varsity, with many talented under ciassmen for future varsity material, made a Fine showing by capturing many of the preliminary encounters. Norristown Radnor ....,.... Norristown .28 Chester ..... Norristown Phoenixville Norristown .26 Lower Nierion Norristown Aiientown . Norristown .'5I Haverford Norristown Bridgeport ...... Norristown .32 Pottstown Norristown Haverford ...... N0l'riSl0Wrl -48 Cheltenham . Norristown Pottstown ...... NOI'riSt0Wrl .40 Ahingt0rl ..-. Norristown Cheltenham N0l'TiSt0WIl -45 Upper Darby Norristown Abington . . Norristown .26 Lower Merion Norristown . . .40 Upper Darby . . .44 GIRLS' BASKETBALL: First Row: Fiihnan. Dccrn, Stoops. Lewis, Bn-ndiinger, Troxei. Vvoc-hiing. Second Row: Schuh-r. Vvhite. Logan, Holland, Zcigier, Butcra. Sayers. Niiss Yanisch, INFORMAL PICTURES: Loft: Burns taiccs a sr-t shot. Right: Burns misses. BOYS' BASKETBALL: First Row: Atkinson, Long, Arena, Forsyth, Coy. Davis. Smith. Burns. Second Row: Sacks, Hood, Clark, Novell. English. Vvhitr-. Yoder, Schonciy. Lohnitz, Lenhart. Third Row: hir. hiciicii. Dr-wer-s, Davis. Bean. Long. iviaggio, Friedeborn, Mr. Herr. 98 Q x Rik 1 I ' - A ' 35 'ei 5 ' ' 3 X as V 9 N , yr r ix I T . x Vx Q X 1 Xi Q N L W' x ' Y t' Y R 5 1 1 2 V Qi v- K f Vx, f Ng Q i V uf . 1 W S- ' Alf WQHS' 5' fb S 62533: ,, A, M , K, ,Sm 1 ir Wa, Qs LX X ar, .. 5 ,rt K M ,, A Q Je 5 Mm was , ,. .5 ., ,3 . L A ' ' if rim? -' N, ws f ' W 1 B y .wt gjw e xl, N 55 ' 1, .f f Xa, 'S A, wx it . k,.,,,1. K 1 Qiil2wf5KS'Q'L 55 zeiifwx Mx if Qrgi ,Swimming DELVING into the sport of swimming we find that Mrs. Smiths Acquacade performance was truly a success. The Eagle Mermaids were rewarded for their many hours of hard practice hy sporting a slate of seven wins and no defeats. Sally Bartsch was elected the captain of the team, and led the squad into the road of victory. To Mrs. Smith goes our compliments for capable coaching and fine sports- manship. Norristown .56V2 Alumnae .... .33V2 Norristown Westtown Norristown .44 John Bartram ..22 Norristown Ursinus . Norristown .47 George School.46 Norristown Abington Norristown .39 Temple ...... .27 Norristown Lower Merlon Norristown .43 Hallahan .... .23 7 O I 0g5 lfUll'l'll'l'lll'lg COACH WALTON LANDES started this swimming season in the middle ol October in order to get ample practice for the first meet in January. Mr. Landes had two lettermen, Gene Pascucci and Augustus Bono, seven other boys from last year. and seven new looys. The First meet was home on January 12 with Ahingtong the Eagles won. The team traveled to George School where they were defeated hy a close score. They won the next meet with Upper Darby at home. They traveled to Westtown and after a close meet they were victorious. They lost the next three meets to Pottstown, V. F. M. A., and Coatsville. With the Pottstown meet, they also lost first place in the Suburban League. They went to Eddystone and won hy almost a perfect score. The last dual meet was lost to Lancaster. The team, a memher of District one swimming league. went to the University of Pennsylvania on February 17 to swim in the District meet: they toolc second place. Some of the prominent swimmers were Franlc Brouse, 40 yd. freestyle: Jesse lannone, 100 yd. hreaststrolce: Richard Strouse, 100 yd. freestyle: Howard Jones. 100 yd. haclcstrolce: Gene Pascucci, 220 yd. freestyle: and Augustus Bono, diving. Norristown . 45 Abington ....... 20 Norristown .29 Pottstown ...... 37 Norristown .50 George School ..56 Norristown .21 V. F. Nl. A. .... 44 Norristown .47 Upper Darby . . . 19 Norristown .52 Coatesville .... .34 Norristown .45 Vvesttown ...... 21 Norristown .36 Eddystone ...... 10 Norristown .28 Lancaster ....... 58 Second place in District 1 GIRLS' SVX7lMMlNG: First Row: Ncitz. Martino. Borlcey, B., Barnard. Bingaman. Summers, Reunmnt, Lynch, King, Forsythe. High, Marsden. E. Second Row: Lederach. Marsdr-ri, B., Bartsrli, Neiman, Ahhott, Borltey. M. Silk. Jarman, Cronic, Espenship, Morrison, Mrs. Smith. INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: The Mernlaids Right: Jesse lanonnc demonstrates the hrcaststrolie Backstroke to Victory. during practice in the Y. M. C. A. BOYS, SNVIMMING: First Row: Bono. Pascucci, lannone, Brouse, Strouse. Second Row: Martino, Geyer, jones, Rittenhouse, Hunsiclier, Alleva. Third Row: Ammon, Angclini, Scheirer, Tornetta. Mr. Lanrles. 101 Za.. COACH LEROY LEWIS started the 1944 tracic season iast March with oniy five iettermen returning from the previous year. The others were a group of inex- perienced sophomores. Add to this a difficult schedule and you have a reai prohiem for any coach to soive. Coach Lewis decided to huiid his squad around the inex- perienced sophomores. Some individuals responsihie for this successiui season were Rohert Deemer. ieading in the quarter miie, Anthony Arena, Ralph Smith, and Charles Baker throwing the shot and discus, Vvesiey Emerson, poie vauiting, Gus Cotteta, hroad jumping, Charles Downes, running the half miie, and Joe Soiomito, the miie. Ralph Smith then went on, winning the state championship in the shot put. With a iarge group returning, 1945 should he another spectacuiar season. V. F. M. A. ............. 78V2-20V2 Penn Relay--Third piace-suhurhan Hiii School . . . . .65 -54 championship West Catholic . . . . . .78 -59 Suhurhan Championship--Third piace Bethlehem . . . . . .74 -43 --2lV2 points Amhier . . . ..... 90 -27 District I'-Championship-Third piace ,-52 lf5 points 1944 Mya ,gadegaf UNDER the expert eye of Coach Harvey Fishhurn, Norristown Higifs hasehaii team won seven of its thirteen games: completing a worthy 1944 season. The Eagles started their season eariy in April with a win over Bridgeport but their iucic then changed and they iost three straight games, two of them hy one run. However the hatsmen then proved themselves worthy hy defeating the next tive teams they faced. After losing a hitteriy contested hattie to Lower Merion, the team shut out Abington then lost the next two games to complete their season. Pitchers John Myers and Tom Lasorda with the aid of Charlie Sawyer. Dicic Lenzi and Happy Davis helped to maize the season a success. Norristown . . Bridgeport ...... 4 Norristown Conshohocken Norristown . . Upper Darhy . . . li Norristown Vaiiey Forge Norristown . . Lower Merion 5 Norristown Upper Darhy Norristown . . Abington . . . 7 Norristown Lower Merion Norristown . . Vaiiey Forge I Norristown Ahington . . . Norristown . . Haverford . . 0 Norristown Bridgeport . . Norristown Haverford . . TRACK: First Row: Fricdehorn, iNicCarty, Horner. Toai, Beatrice, Curt, Emerson, Hallman, Bean. Second Row: Lawler, Fehi, Epifanio, iannonc, Koons, Long, E.: Soiomito. Fargo, Rogers. Third Row: Trout, Downes, Righter. Elliott, Batter. Coder, Butter, Moore, Newman. Biacicner, Hinterieiter. Fourth Row: Brown, Steiner, Mattiiews, Armstrong, Bartow. Hocic, Lohh, Caiamia. Long, J. INFORMAL PICIURES: Left: Get out the Band Aids'-Koons might not get overt P. S. onesi He made it! Right: Duck! Here comes one oi .iohnny's iow BASEBALL: First Row: Hood. Atkinson, Lenzi, Mccahe, Engiish. Second Row: Meyer, Zinni, Buzhy, Smith, Burns, Moyer, Mr. Fishhurn, Garrett. 102 ,V-1 K 1 1.1f...,h Q K 1 .sx - Z. -is , ,p gg ,.,.AG g. , 3' 5 -up wg 1 aww., 418, Z inbu- Q xg s XM - Q ' t X , l if H y ' . 6 N A X f 5 , N Y , 1? if L w Lt Q ' i A , 1 yu? f f E x i y 5, Y , Q -415,-I ' ff W ? M X-lv? -N A -VM , , w 1 ff- if 2 A '-' K 1 1 i 1 MJ-1 X - L-.x. if K xx. ' 4, 4 , ' - K ' Xi ff 'H E515 X ' ' 1 3 if xx X, ,E iw . TPL- K - K N f J 1 4 N xmxt , I X . k , S ' . k 14 ' H X ' ' e ' NWI A Z' . -, T x :TI Si? f ,kkky A r K, V5 , . ,if -xg H X . wi - f - 7 . 1 . - -:Q -.,,,x-r . A' --,iv 1- f -4-:mv 1 5 pk LL Q .5 , x ,..-X-.. Q, -M Lf , A ,Q . 4 , TX 3 k 44, Q if .-,143 -,-k QQ A 35 xx K - X . , A V Q f K1 M x .xg FSS Q- N ' Q Y . ' - ,, f - Y 5 fx U? 5 f , .inlaid AFTER a year oi inactivity, the giris' tennis team again stepped into schoiastic competition with a record of one win against three Iosses and one match ending in a tie. Lacicing the much needed experience, the giris, coached hy Miss Dorothy Yanisch, after a few weeks of practice proved that enough enthusiasm for a sport can overcome any ohstacie. Although the opening game of the season was Iost to Lansdaie with a score of 5 to 5, the giris returned to the courts with more contidence and tied their next opponent Ahington 5 to5. After winning over Radnor, the giris Iiurought their I91-4 season to a cIose with two more defeats. Outstanding sIciII and atmiiity were continuaiiy dispiayed hy Lois Kiipatricic and Doris Hagner. The douhies team of Peggy Logan and Kitty June Stoops was equaIIy outstanding. With many experienced piayers returning from the 1944 team, an interesting I945 seasorm can he expected. 1944 RESULTS Norristoxvn . . .5 I-ansdaIe ..... .... 5 Norristown . . .4 Radnor ..... .. . . .5 Norristoxx'n . . .5 Ahington .... .... 5 Norristown . . .2 Lower Merion . . . .5 Norristown . . .2 Lansdaie .... . . .5 1 H154 I ennid AFTER a year's rest, tennis was again ushered into the I'IaII of Sports in N. H. S. Coached by IVIr. Ernest Youngjohns, a prominent tennis piayer and citizen of Norristown, the I944 netmen had a discouraging season winning onIy one oi their eight matches. The Eagles opened their season hy dropping a ciose match to Vvesttown. After Iosing tive straight matches, the boys tinaIIy came through to win the sixth match at the expense of Abington. In the doubies' tieid, Coach Youngjohns deveioped an outstanding team con- sisting oi Cari Urner and Richard Schweiicer which ended the season undefeated. Bob Vvaish and Foster Weber were aIso outstanding in the singies. Vvith a numher of veterans returning the 1945 courtmen expect to Ioetter the 44 season's record. 1944 RESULTS Norristown .. 4 Vvesttown . . 5 Norristown . . I Lansdowne . . .. .. -4 Norristown .. I VaIIey Forge .. .. 4 Norristown .. 4 Abington . . I4 Norristown .. I Lower Merion . .. 4 Norristown .. 2 Upper Darby .. .. 5 Norristoxvlm . . I Coatesviiie . . .. . . 5 Norristown . . 2 Pottstown . . . .. . . 5 GIRLS' TENNIS: First Row: Aiierton, Stoops, Br:-ndiingvr, Xvochiing. Second Row: Miss Yanisril. Aimhott. Logan. Renningc-r. INFORINIAI4 PICTURES: Left: Davis i0IIows Right: Sloops rcturns a spinner, thmugim on il practice serve. BOYS' TENNIS: First Row: Sharp Davis, Hoover, Zeigicr. Second Row: Ammon, Vvhitc, Rurrius Dir. Ynungiohns. I05 F4AY. IQ44 Commencement niglmt already! Harol to realize wllat tlie lialls ol N. H. S. will lme lilce witliout tlme seniors. Max looliecl miglmty liappy when Sam made tlme presentation. Guess everyone loolis lorwarcl to tlie time when we.ll lae Seniors. VVon't lme long nowl JUNE,lO44 Happy dayl .lunior Prom liere at last. Never saw tlwe gym loolc so positively sopllisticatecl. not to men- tion tlle alilect lent lmy tlie gowns ancl wliite coats. ltls a niglit we won't lore get in a lwurry, ancl tl1e weatller was just perfect. SEPTEMBER. IO44 Diclnvt realize llow fast a summer could gol Signs ol are lmeginning to slwow up alreacly tool Vvllere tl1ose girls get tlwe energy to lxang away at a lloclcey lmall in tlwe sun is more than l can malce out. 'lqlwy sure cleserve all tlle praise tlley get. Alxl The joy of sporting a Varsity Hoelcey ldetterl Tlle slieer joy of itl 106 c,C'l'UISliR. I 0-rl-1 Hml llw class pre-Svnlalion ol lrvvs lo ilu- scllool loclily. 'l-lwsv nw plank-cl in nwmory ol flw lmoys wlm gun- ilwir livvs in lllv svrvivv ol ilwir counlry. 'lqlw Cl'l'0lIl0lly was rvrluinly an Illl'lll0l'illJl0 onv mul prcwiclc-cl plvnly ol' looml lor ll10uQl1i. UCTOBI-LR. I0-I-I lxliSSt'Cl ill Gully! l sun' lmpf-cl llc- woulcl. Vvlml il clnyl Vvlmt za Qunwl lJOIl'l llllllli il lligll sc'l100l Coulcl sur- vivv wiilmout a loollmll lc-mn. Furs- IS mln- rlglxl plan' lo rclax nllcr 21 lmrcl wc-4-li ul sclxool. Ancl wlwn wr- win llwrc-'S no limii lo llw C0-opvraiioll llml wt' gin' llw c'l1c'01'l0i1clvl's. lYOVliMllIiR. I044 'llxly lxomcroom lm-ls llml . . , Sluclvnl Counfil lm quilv il lima- rv- vivwing llw yczls mul nays ul llllxil wvclily svssions. Vlqlwir IIIPPHIIQS iron out all srlmol clillirullivs lrom ilu' llilllfi' siluniiun lo I'l02lIl'lll7 wovlil l0T' lQECEMBER,I944 Vvell, Daisy Junel Harcily recognized any ot tlwe girls in ti1ose clunga- recsz and time tloyst Sl'1il'tSf-ISIIII glasses would ldave helped consicleralxly. But what a nigiit ot lun. l clonit tilinlc weyll ever torget Vocational Society lor sponsoring suciw a swell attair. Now letis see,-lmow Joes tlwat pollqa go? JANUARY.I044 Here we are at Cilristmas time already and tiie Pageant was nicer tlian ever. Those tallleaux were pertect and tile Ctxoirl fjugimt to tue on tlie raclio. But seriously, diary, we really teel proud to say tilat wonclerliul ciloir does ioelong to us. JANUARY,lQ44 Vvas up till tiours last night. ltis timose mid-year exams again. Anti witid the best movie you can imagine in town. It never tails. Atl, taut it's gooci tor me tl lceep telling myseltll 108 .l,xNUARY. I0-'15 Swinnning mvvis arc nncler way again. ililiosv livllows ran rvally ciiwi ionl lim not sure- wliicli l prvllvr-rm-i'Inaicls or nwrmcn. .lnsi so long as llwy arf- lrom N. H. S., wlio wants lo clioose? l'4IiBRUARY, IO45 'lilwrv arv a lol ol' pvoplv aronnci time scimol wlm arv sorl ol unsung lwrovs. ililmalis wlial licl like lo fall llw girls in lim olliu-. It surf- is liancly in liavv Sllfll olmliging lollis nvar,-lilic loclay V5'lll'Il l jusl ronlclnil llanfllc- llml lninwograpli macliinvl iii-.isRlr,'xRx', I045 X'X'l'lll lo rolor lc-am gainvs alh-r srllool loclay anal wllal a limo l llzull ljradically won llw ganw lor our learn. wiili iliosc- Iwo lmaslwls. Don I lliinlx livv liacl so inncli lun in a long lilllfl. ll is onv way ol lu-c-ping ns non- prolvssiunals in trim. FEBRUARY, I945 Vvllat a tougll game-as il' you coulclnit see it in Coaclm Herrgs lace. ancl ttie fellows arenit exactly joyous eitlwer. Showing plenty ol' lvigllt seems to tl1e tiling tliat lmolcls tlwe team togetlier. But witlm tlmat certain amount ol ilelp lrom tile Student Bocly--wluicll always means laryn- gitis lor me,-we always pull tlirougli. FEBRUARY, l945 Vvell, sllall I ever live to see suCl1 a screwy Senior Assembly? Tlmose Barber Slwop scenes were just almout tlwe limit. it talces sometlming lilie tlwis to luring out the liumor in time class,- ancl timere was a lot ol itl MARCH, 1045 Just got lmome lnrom a girls' lxaslcet- ball game and itis a wonder l marie it. Vvllat playingi It l witness just a lvew more lilce tliat one toclay lyll lx' a nervous wreclf. Honestl Clieese Craclcers seems to be tl1e only seclative l can iiinoi. lI0 lXl.XRCII, IOPIS liomll xiy layurilv pefriocl ol' lin- clny is,-you guvssvcl il-l.uncl1 limo. llmul wailing in linv jnsl nlmoul gels inn- clown. Sonwlimvs l lliinli i sliall surely llrop lrom nmlnulrilion il l clonil gc-l some- nourisiimenl. Paul. slrungvly PIIOIIQII. l always survivv. lXlARCll, 1015 Svnior llmniiquvl nigill nncl wlml wvnllwrl i lim-ill likf- singing Rain ruin go nwnyiil: lmul my Corsnge was lou-ly. llw loocl was cl:-licious nncl l flmlrvcl unlil my llevl jusl l'0lllClH.l lnlw any lll0l'l'. l czmll lliinli ol oni- singlo llling llml wvnl wrong cxvvpl llml l lmlm-cl lo lc-nys. APRIL. I043 ffm' Svrviro iloolx is in llw nclmins islrnlion lmll now nncl is il lilling up lilsl. lin- livllows wllo gmcliizllvrl mul arv in ilu- s0l'yic'0. sign il wlwn llwy wisil olcl N. H, iw za ynluf nlmlv lmooli in ll lvw yvnrs. I I I These . . . . YEARS AGO OUR FATHERS BROUGHT FORTH ON THIS CONTINENT A NEW NATION CONCEIvED IN LIBERTY AND DEDICATED TO THE PROPOSITION THAT ALL IVIEN ARE CREATED EQUAL . . NOW WE ARE ENGAGED IN A GREAT .... WAR TESTING WHETHER THAT NATION OR ANY NATION so CONCEIVED AND so DEDICATED CAN LONG ENDURE .... IT IS FOR Us .... TO BE DEDICATED . TO THE UNFINISHED WORK WHICH THEY . 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So, in your school days, don't he afraid to have ideasq and later when they need financing, come to the Norristown Penn Trust Company to talk them over. True, we have many of the large accounts in Norristown, but do not let that scare you for many of them were not large when they started with us. orristown-Penn Trust Compan MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM IIT FLOXVERS . 80 YEARS TRAINING FOR BUSINESS Accounting 0 Secretarial Courses for Men and Women SUMMER SCHOOL begins Monday, June 18 FALL TERM srrime EVgIc'4l1,z'G. Tujidayi Sag' 4 17 ANYX Place ' 'U' 'N' 'Occasion x P I E R C E . r,,1i f,gl1 S C H O O WILLIAM YEAGER ff ADggHgggggH5,i,N ,z Lf. 'II Q 1 'j1 l : sss DE KALB ST. PHONE 5070 ff5f71?2E 'l?lf,Cf2'l?,ooIBfI'lffinf6i7 West of Broad, Phila. 2 Clayton L. Brown Realtor - Insurance Telephone 3400 41 EAST MAIN STREET NORRISTOVVN, PENNA. MCALLISTER Sc MORRIS PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS 225 W. Airy Street, NORRISTOWN, PA PI-IoNI2s: 0793-0794 One of the Finest Fuels OPPERS OKE REG. 0.8. PNB OFF. Rainey-Wood Coke Company CONSHOHOCKEN, PENNA. 118 Sears, Roebuck and Co. 227-231 West Main Street NORRI STOWN , PENNSYLVANIA Shop and Save at Sears TELEPHONE 1930 MYERS DRUG STORE MORRIS COHEN, Ph.G., B.S More STYLE! More VALUE! More QUALITY' Fried man 's PHONES! 0637 Sl 0638 328 DEKALB STREET NEW YORK STORE NORRISTOWN, PA. ff? Nifff Thin? Compliments of and Beyer Y. W. C. A. INSURANCE C num Ancnms, Nomusrown, P FRIENDLINESS FIRST We really mean that: it's friendliness that makes the D. M. YOST COMPANY at Main and DeKalb Sts., Norristown, a nice shop instead of Just Another Store. It's friendliness that gives Yost's the charm and casual Personal Service of a Specialty Shop-minus a high tariif. Our salespeople are helpful hostesses so whether you're shopping or just Looking visit us often. A Friendly Greeting Awaits You! J. F. SPILLANE 5 and IOC STORES NORRISTOWN-BRIDGEPORT Dry Cleaners and Launderers SCHAFER'S PHONE 5280 324-26 W. MARSHALL STREET NORRISTOWN, PENNA. GOODRICH TIRES, BATTERIES, ACCESSORIES Y, M, C, A, SPORTING GOODS QF WORK sf SPORTSWEAR PAINTS LINCOLN BATTERY sc TIRE Serving Mvn and Boy.: 215 W. MAIN ST. PHONE 2940 PHONE NORRISTOWN 1072 FOR REAL FRESH RAW-PASTEURIZED and HOMOGENIZED MILK and CREAM OAKLAND FARMS FAIRVIEW VILLAGE MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PA. Qyrcwluafion . . . portrait. The all important event of school life, Graduation, is surely worth a cap and gown The personal exchange of these photo- p graphs keeps school memories for all time. BUSSA STUDIO AND ART SHOP 332 DEKALB STREET Photographs of the Better Kimi LILLIAN E. SMITH Gifls-Grvr'ling Cards 403 W. MARSHALL STREET NORRISTOWN, PA. 'I'E1.EPHoNE 5805 Conzfmlimenfx of W. H. KNEAS LUMBER CO., Inc. Lumber-Coal-Millwork 367 EAST AIRY STREET PHONE 2975 , ' 40N C ,ei 4 ,Q CJ f L V54 LX CX V 0 L P E CLSHHJSG for MEN-YOU N G MEN-BOY'S SU ITS-TROUSERS-SPORT COATS All Wool Young lVIen Suits 37515.00 714 VV. MARSHALL ST. OFFICIAL J EWELER For NORRISTOWN HIGH ScHooL Robert Sook Manufacturing Jeweler f CLASS AND COLLEGE RINGS 1' CHARMS If MEDALS ff PINS WITH YEAR GUARDS f SORORITY AND FRATER- NITY PINS ff TROPHIES ff PROM FAVORS For Quality At a Reasonable Price-Buy Direct From the Manufacturer O O O 1001 CHESTNUT STREET VICTORY BUILDING PHILADELPHIA Compliments of PENROSE HOSIERY Corn Valley Forge Hotel FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Anna Catanese F P P 321 DEKALB STREET Congratulations to -SPICE OF 1945- W. S. MUSSELMAN HIZLECTRAGISTH S40 Church St. NORRISTOWN, PA. It's a TREAT When You MEET at NORTH h Kurland's END P armacy POWELL AND FREEDLEY Regular Fountain Serfvice Kongrafufafiond on your gofden anniuerdary ik ik ik We are proud to have been a patron for fifty consecutive year ik ik ik Adam Seheidt Brewing Company NORRISTOWN, PA. IMP O BRG . 204 WEST MARSHALL STREET - NORRISTOWN, PA. SEEDS and FERTILIZERS, HAY, GRAIN and FEED Garden Tools, Poultry and Dairy Supplies M C C 0 Y , S Compliments of MUSIC 8: ELECTRIC CO. and +08 DEKALB STREET NORRISTOWN, PA. TEI.EI'HONE NORRISTOWN 2323 P. Frank Hunter, Jr. INSURANCE Processors of Quality Foods FIDELITY Sl SURETY BONDS Since 1892 9 E. Amy STREET NoRRIsToWN, PA. BRIDGEPORT, PA. -MODEL LAUNDRY- All Types Qualify Laundry Service COAT, APRON, LINEN SUPPLY NORRISTOWN, PA. POPLAR STREET PHONE 3837 124 Clarence V. Steffen 4-6 EAST MARSHALL ST. Quality Flowers PHONES: 1911-19101 MOORE BROS. WHOLESALE Fruits and Produce BOROUGH MARKET Care's West End Pharmacy YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE Prescription Specialists and Surgical Appliances Phone 1667 621 West Marshall Street MORRIS CREED- Unly the tlm-st quality nwrt-hardlse to be sold . . . A square deal to nll . . . I-lusy rr-edit t worthy people . . . Every article guarnnte I Y t f ction is our sn ess, NORRIS IWSIQTS YOU BE SATISFIEDH orris JE W E L E R 88 EAST MAIN ST., NORRISTOWN FFP Shop with Confidence at BLOCKS PPP Selling Merchandise OfMerit SINCE 1884 PPP SUPPLEE salutes the SENIORS You will always remember these pleasant KWONAL D41 and rofitable ears of our life at school. ev 41, P Y Y 1 ff We trust that you will continue to enjoy w ff Supplee Sealtest Milk and Ice Cream- AQODUCTS G09-Q' famous for quality in a city that prides itself on line dairy foods. Good luck to you. Congratulations and Best Wislzm to Congratulations and Best Wifhff to THE CLASS OF '45 , THE CLASS OF 45 Kerson Brothers -::- Eisenhower Senior High School 42 E. MAIN STREET NORRISTOWN, PENNA. Mothers' Club Better Furniture For Less Stern Furniture Company OF NORRISTOWN 156 WEST MAIN STREET WILDMA MFG. CO. 126 Norris Brand Food Products THE WoRLD's FINEST' ik Schuylkill Vallcy Grocery Company, Inc BRIDGEPORT, PENNSYLVANIA YOU CAN HELP THE .... Bus Operator Maintain Service for your Convenience by -If HAVING FARE READY if MOVING AWAY FROM FARE BOX -k SHOPPING BETWEEN 10 AND 3 -A' ASKING FOR TRANSFER WHEN YOU PAY FARE SCHUYLKILL VALLEY LINES, INC For That Refreshing Snack .... Come to VINNY'S Brown and DeKalb Streets lVl1ere Your Friends Meet and Eat 1' 1 N O I Complete Coverage of School Activity in HI-EYE NEWS 128 aslett Chute 85 Conveyor Co OAKS, PA. Spiral Chutes Steel Rubbish Chutes Spiral Fire Escapes Gravity Roller Conveyor Tubular Fire Escapes Power Driven Conveyors Aluminum Clothes Chutes For Package Handling f f f H76 are 100'k on War Work. A partial list of what we make includes: STABILIZER TIPS FOR CURTISS HELLDIVER SBZC WING TIPS FOR THUNDERBOLT P-47 AILERON PARTS FOR THUNDERBOLT P-47 AIRPLANE PARTS FOR CORSAIR 4FU Sc B-29 ALUMINUM PONTONS CM-4-J FOR U. S. ENGINEER CORPS SPIRAL 85 TUBULAR FIRE ESCAPES FOR NAVY YARDS, BAR RACKS AND POST 8: GENERAL HOSPITALS 129 JONES and LEWIS 1701 MARKLEY S'l'REE'I' Your F350 Dealer for Happy .lIoloriny SM' llx nU11.nE1zs HARDWYARE M111 sur-Pr, LLOYD H. DAUB 1furdu'arU O O 106 1 Xl ISI IK 1301 I-UT 1 RI 1-clzrlx 11 1 +670 . . Coke ! The Philadelphia Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 5 ,5,.r g ye TomorroW's Leaders! Don't Choose the LOWER ROAD The LOWER ROAD over Life's journey is down grade all the way. It affords easy means of transportation. There are I-' Gay and hysterical crowds to cheer you as you pass- ' Bands and orchestras to make music- O Many mirages and optical illusions to lead you on and there is much leisure among the happy-go-lucky wayfarers. Yes this lower road offers enchantments of a varied nature until you get by the last connecting path to the great Highway of Progress -then you become thirsty-you experience hunger for more practical and perma- nent things-you feel the pang of wasted opportunities and suddenly you are jolted by the husky voice of Failure crying out- All off-far as we go. .irrzzmulale Capital! Saw' All You Can! This Bank Oilers You Its Facilities for Those Ends MIINTGIIMEHY TRUST IIIJMPANY Over 60 Years of Semin' NORRISTOVVN ' PENNSYLVANIA MEMBER FEDERALDEPOSITINSURANCE CORPORATION 131 James ees 85 Sons Co. BRIDGEPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Woolen and Worsted Yarns also MINERVA YARNS for HAND KNITTING GREETINU CARDS BOOKS DRESSES AND ACCESSORIES SOCIAL STATIONERY GIFTS FoR ALL OCCASIONS anne D. M. 70 EAST PENN STREET 10 W. MAIN sT. NoRR1sToWN NURRISTOWNI PA- P H 0 N E 2 4 5 4 TELEPHQNE NORRISTOWN 4676 Compliments of MARTINO CANDY COMPANY 132 YOUNG PEOPLE in a POST WAR WORLD E Americans are a pretty practical people. We have ideals-we believe in them--our men even die for them. But we are not foolish enough to think that victory on the battlefield in the name of these ideals solves everything. Victory and peace will be hollow rewards for those who suffered and fought for them . . . who prayed for them, if courage and character fails at home. America looks to its youth-to you young people who, next year or a few years hence, will be respon- sible for all the leadership, vision and spirit of en- terprise that a post-war world will demand. These are important days-days that are calling for all who are not in uniform, especially American youth, to give of their fullest in faith, courage and character. America has good cause to look hopefully ahead -conhdent that those who must assume this trust will not fail. Bo d Funeral Home 718 SWEDE STREET NORRISTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA 133 SUMMERILL SEAMLESS ' Seamless Steel Tubing for the Aircraft Industry and many other specialties. ff Industrial Control Instruments. f Fuel Injection Tubing for Diesel Engines. 1' Golf Shafts, Fishing Rods, Ski Poles. 1' Shot Gun Magazine and other gun parts. ff Special Shapes. I' Mechanical Tubing in many grades of Carbon, Alloys and Stainless Steel. Summerill Tubing CO. Dumore Grinders South Bend Lathes A Greenerd Arbor Delta Power Tools n Presses WHOLESALE STATIONERY B, RAPP AND M A c H I N E R Y SCHOOL SUPPLIES 132 NORTI-I THIRD STREET PHONE 940 POTTSTOWN, PA. P 'A EL m PA' MARRI-r 0490 MAIN 7640 LEE TIRE AND RUBBER CO. TELEPHONE 6333 NORRISTOWN, PA. TIRES QAII GradesJ-RECAPPING-REPAIRING BATTERIES OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STATION 154 BROTHER! HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS? That Gilberts Clothes has gotten a reputation for being the store where best dressers meet to buy and discuss the lat- est style trends. Always hep to the jive-GlL- : BERTS CLOTHES. E, 5. TO ALL GRADUATES: Czmgratulalirms and Best lVishes to You for flflrmy Years of Success GILBERTS Clothes MAIN AND CHERRY STREETS NORRISTOVVN 155 .715 '.., in , ff fr H, ff fi - ffif f- ,-1: at Qi N llen BU ILIIILIIS w I X W all ! . 1 ,W M, 01' lil' is , 5 1, 1 'X , y R i n ...Q . :g,.f. , Q V. V y 'romomunv rl' ,... - 0 THE young high school boys and girls of 1945, we extend our greetings and admonition: Let us hope most of you may be spared any combat military service, although we know you would be willing. yes, glad to offer your all for your country and for the American way of life. To you the world will look for leadership in the world of tomor- row. Yours will be the responsibility to put into operation, perfect, or change if necessary, the peace plans your fathers we hope will wisely make for you in a few years ahead. May you dedicate yourselves as you leave your high school to do your part. your liest, yes, your all, to make this whole world. not only this country, a peaceful, God-fearing and lrrother-loving place for all peoples. K U'l'Z'l'0N'N PU B L I S ll I N G C 0 . INCORPORATED 243-245 Main Street in KUTZTOWTN. PENNSYLVANIA Qongratufafiom' GRA D UA TES You have achieved one step in your life's role. The future of your world hinges on you . . . the well informed citizen. Let this newspaper continue friend, counsellor, critic. Live with it longer. Lean on it harder. The daily newspaper has ever been the banner of free men. nrriez'-infxm imes Qierzrlh Klontgomery Countyk Great Home Newspaper V58 Autographs Autographs fgr- INDEX OF ADVERTISERS Blocks ,,,,. ...,, ,,.. .......,.,. Boyd Funeral Home ,..... Brown, Clayton L. ...,..........,..,.... . Bussay Studio and Art Shop .......,,w.... Care's West End Pharmacy ....... Catanese, Anna ...,......,..... .....,. , Chatlin's ,.,.. ..,... , .. Cloud, J. Fenton ....,,, Daub, Lloyd H. ..,.....,...........,.....,.. . Eisenhower Sr. High School Mothers' Club .........,.........,........ Evans, Conger, and Beyer ..,... Feldman, D. M. ......,..,...,.. , Gilbert's Clothes .........,.... Hallman and Radclilf ....,,..,...,..... Haslett Chute and Conveyor Co. Horan Engraving Co. ,..... ,.,. ....,,, . Hunter, P. Frank, Jr. Jones and Lewis ....... Keene, Harry A. ...... . Kerson Brothers ..,...........,,.,.,.,..... Kneas, W. H., Lumber Co., Inc. .,.,..... . Koppers Coke Company .............. Kulp and Taggart ..,.........,.........,........... Kurland's North End Pharmacy Kurtz Brothers ......,....,..,....,...........,,....... Kutztown Publishing Co. ..,......,..,.,...... . Lees, James and Sons Company .....,.,.. Lee Tire and Rubber Company ,,...... .. Lincoln Battery 8: Tire Company Martino Candy Company ....,..,.....,,,.... McAllister Sz Morris .,....... McCoy's ...,,,..,...,......,...... Model Laundry .,......,,.,.,.....,...... Montgomery Trust Company ............ ,. Moore Brothers .,.....,......,........... Morris Jeweler .. Mussleman, W. S. ....,, Myers Drug Store .....- New York Store ............,.......,............ Norristown-Penn Trust Company Norristown Times Herald .,.,.....,..,. Oakland Farms ...,..,......,.,,,.,., .. Penrose Hosiery .,,.....,........,.....,......., Philadelphia Coca-Cola Bottling Co Pierce School .....,..,....,.....,,...,...,,..,...,. Rapp, W. B. .............,.. .. 'Sames Book Store .,.,....... ,. ,, Schafer's ......................................,....... 'Scheidt, Adam Brewing Company Schuylkill Valley Grocery Company Inc. ..........................................,.,...... . Schuylkill Valley Lines, Inc. ......., , Sears Roebuck and Company ,........ Simpson Brothers ...........,......... .. Smith, Lillian E. ...... Sook, Robert J. ..... ,, Spillane, J. F. ....,......,,, .. Stellen, Clarence V. ............ ,, Stern Furniture Company ....... ., Summerill Tubing Company ..,.. .. Supplee Wills Jones .............. Tawney, Anne .......... . .. Vink, J. A. Logan ....,. .. Vinny's ...,......,..,.......... .. Volpe Clothing Store ......................,,. Wildman Manufacturing Company Yeager, William ..........,,.,........,.......... Yost, D. M. Company ,,..... .. Y. M. C. A. .......,............. .. Y. W. C. A. ...,........,,...........,....... .. HAdvertised 50 years ago.l eil? gf' iowa .. rl? A: gggfililfllna H5553 Printed and Serviced by Kutzrown Publishing Co Kutztown, Pa. g::-my-w.,b S Q H, 1. . l, nj K .- v-rr .HR- r f M-Y.,-4- A ' ,ji , . 1 Wh . .4. . A i Q .-3 :- Q. 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