Northampton Area High School - Amptennian Yearbook (Northampton, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

Q63 .gig WY ! TQWT ia Efi 5 , ,,, 'S Ai-rx: nb J cp Volume XLVI Published by The Senior Class of Nor+hamp+on Area Joinl' High School in '-at Norfhampfon Pennsylvania F Fx f G li f l ' X .A U fl Q 'I f I Q if .r Q THE FUTURE NORTHAMPTON AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL psf THE PRESENT NORTHAMPTON AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD ln I956 we began our firsi year in +he Senior High School. We enlered wilh eager anlicipaiion for The vasi' knowledge lhai awailed us here, noi' realizing 'lhal' in four years we would be The lasi Senior Class 'ro graduale from ihis building of many memories. Allhough we had hoped fo complefe our Senior year in +he newly con- sirucled high school. we are nor so disappoinled as we would have been were we as young and unwise as in our youih. Bul wilh ihe acquisiiion of knowledge in youih we have also acquired wisdom in age so fha? we are able +o comprehend and accepl such disappoinimenls. Thus. we have chosen for our fheme Wisdom which is depicled by The wise old owl who. we hope, will guide youiwell 'through our l9b0 Ampfennian. Mary Ann Vasilawslcy Nancy Burlchardl page Three THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL THE WOLF ANNEX psf R - J .X 1 L. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We would like 'ro render our sin- ceresf gralilude 'ro all who helped supporl our l960 Ampfennian. Facully advisors. underclassmen. seniors, purchasers, and conlribu- Tors assisfed generously 'ro bring our yearbook 'ro a consummalion. Their confribulions will always be remembered and apprecialed. Nancy Burlclmardf Mary Ann Vasilawslcy -Co-edifors ! P I The Men of The Norfhampfon Area JoinT School CommiTTee are seafed from lefh FirsT Vice PresidenT John Dreisbach, Mr. Schmiclclv, Presidenf Darle STrohl, SuperinTendenT Dr. George A. Eichler, Second Vice PresidenT Russell Becker: STanding: Russell Kowalyshyn, Woodrow Lindenmoyer, George A. Bennis, Treasurer Raymond A. Newhard, Joseph George. Rennard SuTIiTT, ArThur W. Schaffer, and Guy Rice. AbsenT Trom picTure are Lufher Schlegel, SecreTary Howard G. Raubenhold. and Solicifor Jerome W. Burkepile, Jr. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The men oT The NorThampTon Area Joinl' School CommiTTee are The Wise Men who siT in council To make The solemn and momenTous decisions con- cerning our school disTricT. They noT only sTrive To employ The besT caliber oT men and women in The adminisTraTion of our schools and Tor The insTrucTion of us sTudenTs. buT They also look To The TuTure wiTh wisdom and keen insight which can be seen by Their planning and consTrucTing a new and larger high school Tor The rapidly growing school populaTion. While The populaTion is increasing in The Bor- ough oT NorThampTon iT is also growing in The indi- page eighi vidual disTricTs which. by Their consolidaTion. have placed The problems and decisions oT our NorTh- ampTon Area JoinT School CommiTTee on a larger and broader scale. Even as The problems increase Tor our Board of EducaTion so increase The wisdom and ToresighT oT These unsung and unheralded men who give us The besT educaTion possible Through Their paTienT. unTiring eTTorTs. May we proTiT from The example seT by These men so ThaT we, as The TuTure ciTizens of NorThampTon. may serve our communiTy as willingly and unselfishly as The presenT NorThampTon Area JoinT School CommiTTee. GEORGE A. EICHLER, A.B., M.A., Ed.D. Superinfendenf of Schools Dr. Eichler. our school superinfendenf for fhe pasf fhirfy years. has eminenfly served and adminisfered fhe educafional program of our Area. Buf he has nof confined his illusfrious service fo us alone. The new issue of Who's Who in The Easf includes a descripfion of Dr. Eichler's acfivifies and services in scoufing. religion, educafion, Chamber of Commerce, Rofary Club. music and forensics, charify drives and veferan acfivifies. Due fo his prominence in fhe field of educafion, Dr. Eichler was chosen along wifh fhirfy ofher prominenf educafional leaders in fhe Unifed Sfafes, fo make a four of fhe Sovief Union. The purpose of fhe frip was fo sfudy The Sovief educafional program fo see how if com- pares wifh our own sysfem. Wifh all of his oufsfanding accomplishmenfs. we are cer- fain fhaf fhe complefion of fhe new Senior High school will surely be considered among his greafesf achieve-menfs. Dr. Eichler, may our schools sfand ouf as lasfing monumenfs in 'rribufe fo your unselfish and dedicafed service fo educafion. CARL B. SCHMICKLY, B.S. Business Manager Purchasing and disfribuling supplies, faking care of fhe building mainfenance, and affend- ing and recording fhe minufes of fhe School Board meefings are a porfion of lvlr. Schmiclcly's galaxy of faslcs. Being relafively new af fhis posifion in our high school, he adminisfers all his commissions wifh fhe ufmosl' care. and efficiency. SECRETARIAL STAFF Neafness, compefence, and efficiency fypify fhe zealous secrefaries found working in Dr. Eichler's office. Their commissions include fyping, felephoning, franscribing, and sfriving fo lceep our records up fo dafe. page Ten NORMAN A. LAUB, B.S., M.A. Principal Mr. Laub, our mosT capable adminis- TraTor. has been The Triend and leader oT sTudenTs ThroughouT our school years. He is consTanTly serving To improve our edu- caTion by guiding our lives inTo maTuriTy and wisdom. His aTTenTions are divided among inspecTing Tire drills, hearing sTu- denT problems. and guiding The insTrucTion of our TaculTy so ThaT our school as well as iTs adminisTraTors, Teachers, and sTu- denTs are held in high esTeem by The com- muniTy. EDWIN J. BERG, A.B. AssisTanT To The Principal The ThoughT Tor The day - - - is a synonymous phrase wiTh Mr. Berg. Aside Trom making announcemenTs every morn- ing he aids sTudenTs wiTh problems, adiusTs schedule conT'licTs, and underTalces admin- isTraTive problems. Through his previous capaciTy as a Teacher, Mr. Berg has gained The insighT required Tor The abso- luTe undersTanding of Today's sTudenTs. ALBERT M. LERCH, B.S., M.Ed. Guidance Direcfor Giving exams, inlerviewing. and gain- ing college enlrances for sludenfs are a few dulies underlaken by our Assislanl' Adminislraior and Guidance Counselor. Mr. Lerch. He wriles educalional pro- mulgafions for Teachers and posl gradu- ales. His psychological aid lo lhe indi- vidual is greally apprecialed. SECRETARIES Gracing 'rhe High School and Allend- ance Offices are Mrs. Burdelle Haines and Mrs. Mary Ann Wagner. These girls prove indispensible in keeping The ol- 'fices running eflicienrly. Taking dic- lalion. answering Jrhe felephone, and making appoinrmenls wilh 'rhe school execufives comprise much of lheir work. ALFRED LAUBACH, Ph.B., M.A. Visual Aides A friendly laugh denoles our newesl' addifion lo lhe senior high adminislra- +ive force, Mr. Laubach. our visual aides direclor. His dufies include providing films for various aclivilies and classes. advising Senior S+uden+ Council, and assisling in lhe principal's office. p g eleven Our new feaclwers gel acquainied before +he opening of school. Miss Laubach receives award. A four of The Pos? Office was a B-E Day ac+ivily Our leachers proudly display Their PSEA feaching ceriificafes. page fwelve EDGAR J. BALLIET. B.S. Agricultural Educaiion, General Science Sevenrh Grade Science Club ANDERSON BARR. B.S. Geography, Social Siudies 8'fh Grade Travel Club RAYMOND S. BECKER, B.S.. M.A. Junior and Senior Bands, lnsfrumenlfal Music Boys Chorus. Spring Concert Chrisfmas Vespers BETTY JANE BLACK, B.A., MA. Guidance Counseling DONALD CARBONE. B.S. Geography, Travel Club VIVIAN M. COBLE, B.S. Maihemalics. Algebra l ROBERT G. CRAWFORD. B.S., M.A. Healih, Hisiory HOWARD DOTTER, B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Chrisimas Decorafing Head Baslcefball Coach MARJORIE DRUCKENMILLER, B.S. English, Tri-Hi-Y ROBERT DRUCKENMILLER, B.S. Hislory, Hi-Y ALBERT ERDOSY, Ph.B., B.S. Healfh, Physical Eclucalion Head Foolball Coach ALEK L. ERDOSY, B.S., M.A. Mechanical Drawing ALVIN N. FEGELY. B.S. Algebra ll, Advanced Marhemalics, Printing NELLE Y. FLUCK, B.S., B.S. Library lnsfrucfion. Library Club Producfion Make-up TEACHERS fe wk 5 ii. . i Ll . -' . . .S :M page fhirfeen Xxx S Wfw . . X ' .s-s . rxef ' . 5 1 as , ,,,,,, , -1 V A- 2 424 3. -' .QQ 5 ,ffziffff C ,, ff f J is ,lf 1 S X XR page fourfeen HAROLD GARLAND. B.S. Malhemafics ELIZABETH M. GEIGER, B.S., M.Ed. Shorrhand, Typing, Secrelarial Praclice SAmp+ennian Business Advisor Hislory Assisrani Foofbal Coach J. GERENCSER, B.S. fsporls Club i GREGORY, A.B. German, English Junior Speaking Conlesl' CHARLES GUNKLE. B.A. English, Ampiennian Edilorial Advisor HARRIET HALLMAN. B.S. Shorihand, Typing, Tri-Hi-Y JOYCE HALLMAN, B.A. Hisfory EVAN HANKEE, B.S. Head Teacher, Math aiics, Junior High Council MARY BAILY HARNED Home Economics, Fashion Show Cosfuming for Chrislmas Vespers MAGDALENE R. HAUKE, B.S. Business Training, Consumer Living, Economics Mafhemafics, Tri-Hi-Y KATHRYN W. HERRICK Arr, Ari Exhibii RALPH HUNSICKER, B.S. Hislory, Bfh Grade Hislory Club JOSEPH KEGLOVITS, BA. English, Drama Club, Assisfanl' Baslcelball Coach BLANCHE KENT, B.S. Business Mafhemalics MELVIN G. KLEPPINGER. B.S., M.A. Ari, Art Club, Ampiennian Ari Advisor Arr Appreciaiion, Produclion Siege Seflings Arr Exhibiiion, Mechanical Drawing BERNARD KOLOSKIE, B.S. Maih, English, Colleclors Club KENNETH KNAUSS, B.S. Chemisfry, Physics, Phoiography Ampfennian Phofography Advisor LEROY KRESSLEY, A.B. Hisiory, 7fh Sporis Club ALETHIA KUHNERT Vocal Music. Spring Concerf EDWARD LAHOVSKI, B.S., M.A. English, News Club MARION A. LAUBACH. A.8.. M.A. La+in I 81 Il. Senior Class Play, English Nalional Honor Sociefy, Tri-Hi-Y WILLIAM N. LAUBACH, Ph.B., M.A. Guidance. Hisiory, Chrisfmas Decoraling DOUGLAS LINDENMUTH, B.S. Algebra Il. Geometry General Mafh MICHAEL LISETSKI, Ph.B. Problems of Democracy Head Baseball Coach IVAN R. MECHTLY. B.S., M.Ed. Hisfory MAY G. MECHTLY English, Crochefing Club STEPHEN MICIO, B.S. Science, 8fh Grade Science Club Assisfanr Wresfling Coach DAVID W. MILLER, B.S. Science. School Supplies MADELI NE MOHN, A.B. Mafhemafics, Bird Club ROBERT C. NEUBAUER, B.A., M.S. Safely Educafion, Driver Educalion GERALD NEWHART. B.A. Science. 8+h Grade Science Club FLORA L. OBRECHT, B.A. English, Chrislmas Vespers Commencemenf Properiies, Tri-Hi-Y JAMES OPLINGER, B.S. Healfh, Assisfanr Baseball Coach Assisianl' Foofball Coach EDWARD A. PANY, B.S. Social Sludies. Problems of Democracy JAMES REICHARDT, B.S. Physics, Physical Science HARRY G. REIFF, B.S. Prinfing, Lunch Dufy, Mafh page filreen Y si i -Mn 3 1.1: s.:ES:iQ?Ei5QI M ' f' Wifi .AM ' .. S Mi- ' ' . . H . , 5153! ' ' . . .1'3:f?53'.E.fEE:' . ' .1 as -g:.y-Q-e-j'I Q R . misss sa - . X wsxeesgbe - M --,Asse s S -m f. W 1.4:-r-gp gf.. -i- .apr E ' ,Sf-sg. 5 ,WX , -mimi 'af' S!-if .: - ' :ii .' KIAQQX. .. QI-' f Rx? ws. . . ...aj if -ii' . f is . . -S K P-is H - - gi: Ns . l page sixteen RICHARD H. REIMER, A.B. Biology, Head Traclc Coach THELMA S. SANTEE. B.S. Vocal Music. Junior and Senior Girls' Choruses Mixed Chorus. Ensembles. Chrisfmas Vespers Forensics. Spring Concerf, Commencemenl' IVAN P. SCHNECK. B.S. Bookkeeping. Office Machines PETER P. SCHNEIDER. Ph.B., M.A. Psychology. Assis+anf Football Coach JOSEPH F. SCHWARTZ. 8.5. Biology. English DALE D. SHOEMAKER. Aj. English, Commencemeni Christmas Vespers. Spanish LEE R. SIEGER, B.S. Geography. Current Evenis Club NELLIE R. SLOYER. Ph.B. English. Craff Club ROBERT J. SNYDER. B.S.. M.A. Science. Physics, Biology. Usherefies Junior Class Advisor, Chrisfmas Decoraiing S. WALTER SNYDER. B.S.. M.A. Maihemafics ' ,H V if .1 . 'fgxa LOUISE M. STANDEN ' Home Economics Cosiuming for Christmas Vespers. Fashion Show - RALPH E. WAGNER, B.S., M.A. Guidance HARRY B. WALL, Ph.B.. M.A. English, Head Wresfling Coach Assisranf Track Coach, Conereie Courier Advisor HELEN M. WANISKO. B.S. Physical Educafion. Healfh Cheerleaders, Girls' Gym Team LAURA I. WEED, PI'l.B. English, Girl's Advisor HENRY WEIR, B.S. Mafhemafics. Sophomore Class Advisor HARRY WITEMEYER, B.S. Hisiory, N Club, Sfage Lighiing LOUIS WOLF. B.S. Geography. Assisiani Football Coach Assisranl' Wresfling Coach Senior Class Advisor CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Salisfying one of our basic needs are lhe culinary connoisseurs localed al lhe High School and Woll Annex. Under The supervision of 'rhe dielician, Mrs. Zirinslcy. 'rhey prepare and serve our meals. Our menus. conlrived by lhe capable dielician. are slale approved balanced diel's. A necessary perl' of our daily life is fulfilled by Mrs. Zirinslcy and her aides. Mrs. Zirinsky plans our well-balanced meal, Sealed, from lellz Mrs. Kulp, Mrs. Klolz, Mrs. Repperl, Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Shelloclc. Mrs. Van Horn, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Kohler. Sland- ing: Mrs. Lerch, Mrs. Tarnow, Mrs. Fraclc. Mrs. Holbloersler, Mrs. Glendenmeyer, Mrs. Ebner. Mrs. Farber, Mrs. Gehrel. Mrs. Kohler. l From lell: Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Newhard, Mrs. Milander Mrs. Lalcalosh, performing one ol' her 'l'csl:s, Mrs- Messenlehnerl Mrs. Daily' Mrs' Macyexdam. lallies -lhe number of daily and weekly lunch 'hcksls sold. page seventeen l Doing The honors of keeping The Smokey Lauer makes room Mr. BreiTfeller helps keep us boiler room Tidy is Mr. Druckenmiller. for more refuse. warm in winTer. MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL The duTies of our ambiTious ianiTors and house- keepers are innumerable. The ianiTors may be found fixing The furniTure. washing The windows, Tending The furnaces, and doing various oTher jobs ThaT come To Their aTTen- Tion. ln The evening The housekeepers arrive To clean The floors. wash The blacklooards. and Tidy The rooms. Their counTless labors in our school will always be appreciaTed. Cleaning - a never ending fob for Mrs. Lerch and Mrs. Taschler. mcuvwwif' Wfwwhwfnf W! ,W ,, 1 jllswam ., M,,, Clipping and Trimming The lawn. Mr. Young and Mr. Rehrig Skip Nicholas keeps Mr. STuber's job. keep The grounds in shape. The dishes clean! page eighfeen Miss Column on Dr. Charles examiners. S're++ler. Mrs. Erdosy, and Dr. Miller comprise our medical slaff. MEDICAL STAFF The doclors. nurses. and denHs+s play an imporlanf role in caring 'lor lhe siudenls' menlal and physical heallh. Menlally. 'rhey reassure lhe sludenls by simply being available in lime of need. Physically. lhe doclors. assisled by lhe nurses, give periodic examinalions for sludenls seeking jobs or pariicipaling in sporjrs. Our denial slafl examines leelh. checking for cavilies and oral maladiuslmenfs. Eye and ear check-ups are given yearly lo insure lhe hea lh of our lwo mosl' valuable senses. We would like 'ro pay our deepesr gralilude lo 'rhese fine people for 'their invaluable services. righl, 'Pop lo bolfom: Aifending 'lo lheir dulies are Dr. George Morilz, Dr. Sidney Parmel. and Dr. Charles Sieger. ihe school Hrisko. denial Miss Slelrler and Dr. Miller - No peeking. page nineleen P 554f mMfw:JQf 9 5 MUSIC Lglgy N SANDRA VALL BARBARA SILWU JgJiHiLHfSiH4g ,DLL-Q A?L YE RQ? YOERI Vg-CAE I-llE:l,iSLgQ ERPLEJ-DIES 'TE T? Si? F0iNTdiLEgN Wig- is-'AJL oi Tl-5K8 Xix-IGli.-T '21?5 '1'ElF wg? f fx? g 9 id Fi FEP J If is 0 ELP-INC US -LQ? lTI'gCH-?CV Kysfl-LEE!! J Ds a' NOR-Tl-IAMPTCN :HE-I QS? C?E-PULP? VILL 5 F rg? Tia: ug? 'gn TEE Tius jj H?D EH-I Di QFEVQVQWVF mp ?p JQJWJJMJJJJE X1 :L E FOP THE TEACH-EPS TRIED A TDIQE, NOP-Tl-I MPTON I-UCU V SINC TO YOU mf T 54 f 5? my ppfqpgmy ,gm -me gg A, 4 CLASS OF l96O l S sENloR cLAss oFFlcERs CLASS MOTTO Knowledge in Youfh is Wisdom in Age CLASS COLORS Black and Gold CLASS FLOWER While Gardenia Dallas Vogel, Presidenl: Mr. Louis Wolf, advisor: Gloria Michael, Secrelaryg Richard Keglovifs. Vice President Fred Hellellinger, Treasurer. Proudly we inlroduce our capable senior class officers - Dallas Vogel, Gloria Michael, Fred Hef- felfinger, and Richard Keglovils - and our new inimilable class advisor. Mr. Louis Wolf. These very imporianr seniors handle Jrhe maiori+y of our class business. Planning lhe Class Play, Washinglon page lwe nfy-Th Trip. 'labulaling voles. and boosling 'lickel sales comprise parl of 'rheir work. Their leadership guided 2IO upperclassrnen +o achieve 'rheir diplo- mas. 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Umm :Daw J ,ww ,j,...,Acf,ef fS:,e..,,+2af page forty -14.40446 Qmrgdww L9.ma,...,.5.1M.-Awe cjPW,,7 WMM?-ZWW IN MEMORIAM Joseph Domi+rovHs March 8. l942 - Sepfember I. l958 Whom God lovefh best Those he ' fakefh soone'rh. -Thomas Wilson page forty-on I SENIOR ACTIVITIES 1 11 I -xk' 1 Ri: MII 1 f -I I 1If'f3ST'O1'kS 3 xiflizifixi-11i5iIfE51 I , wi- 5i5'ii?6'leii1Ef-Ei K :1 IIS U31-S I lvl,--I1 If I X- '-Tiwfilp' Lil WI II 1 111'- I11 f, dz ' - 1lp---x11sz:p1sssIf2's,:I:I531fi,IIf-I, gg?::TIgIi--ff. 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Who Me all HWS CURB? SENIOR PARTIES Mr. Gunkle's homeroom in 'full swing These aren'f ALL members of Mr. Schneider's homeroom. page forty-four CLASS OF 1961 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Roberf Snyder. advisor: Joan Mauser, Presidenrx Willard Oplinger, Vice Presiclenfg Chrisline Rank, Secrefaryg Barry McCarly, Treasurer, All +l1e diligenl' Juniors are looking forward +o Their new 'rifle - Senior. Class irips. class rings. Junior Speaking Coniesl, and learner's permils were Hue highlighrs of fheir Junior year. Nexl' year rlriese enerqefic Juniors will slrive +o aH'ain and uphold 'rheir goal for a successful senior year in +I-ie new building. page forfy-five CLASS MOTTO Knowledge is +l'1e Way +o Success CLASS COLORS Green and Pearl CLASS FLOWER While Carnalion WY 'gi g Y M- :QR 5 R. ox. X S R' ' - Y , .. X.. L N. ., . . k . - .. SX' X if . 5 XJ A - 2 'f +.v- 53-4 R Q - D .- '-H 1595 1 lf M . -Q - J---' -S . .- X-Arr ' lv ' .N xjiq sf . - W-in .f psf' page forty-six Row I: C. Rank. R. Schranfz. J. Mesics. R. Mil- ler, D. Mann. R. Onchelc. J. Kohler. J. Kish. Row 2: F. Silfies. J. Mes- senlelwner. F. MecMurray. L. Waldman. R. Schaffer. C. Bender. R. Anfonlulz. D. Roclzel. Row 3: M. Wolf, J. Marku- lics, K. Douglwerfy, J. Pon- ficlan. J. Rica. R. Brown. D. Merfz. R. Schoellhamer. Row 4: B. McCar+y. C. Brobsl. G. Smifh, N. Frable. S. Unger. L. Schwarh. J. Novograh, P. Polrolello. Row 5: E. Coleman, C. Bealer. G. Marfnick. M. Henninger. R. Wahl. K. MacKeHrick. S. Barfer. W. Oplinger. Row 6: D. Sfanz, K. Falman, L. Creyer, R. Simon. J. Tomecsek, G. Koruh, J. Cole. C. Geo ry. Row 7: A. Oplingar, D. Dech. D. Husfon, S. Werk- eiser, J. Klipple, C. Simcoe. J. Brefz. W. Fraclc. Row 8: J. David. B. Meclces. J. Mellsclw. M. Ersclnen, R. Markulics, L. Bolwnar, R. Da- vis. C. Kulp. Row 9: J. Mi+choe. D. Edel- man. L. Borwn. J. Koclwe- naslw. L. Miller, J. Sipos. B Roberfs. D. Sfricklancl. Row I0: R. Bednarcilc. J Traclw, W. Fava, J. Mauser, A. Andrews. C. Godslwall. R Schlegel, L. Kline. Row I: D. Walkovifs, P Gieske. M. Schworfz, R Miller, A. Rumsey. R Schwechfen. J. Rodgers. E Silfies. Row 2: F. Marakovifs. A. Milander. R. Kocher, F. Csensifs, F. Fox. B. Heydf J. Deufsch, E. Kurfer. Row 3: N. Snyder, C. Feh- nel, E. Swaff. D. Koch. R. Meyers, D. Farber, P. Heck- man, L. Miller. Row 4: G. Herschman. D. Mushko. D. Rofh, F. Smifh. J. Keglovifs, N. Sfrausser, R. Kern. J. DeCerlo. Row 5: K. Deiberf. M. Beal. K. Kohler, G. Smifh, M. Achey. J. Schmidf. B. Rod- gers. J. Befz. Row 6: R. Moyer, J. Moy- er. R. Frifz, S. Riegel. L. Hunsiclcer, L. Kafz. R. Eber- Iy. J. Kunfz. Row 7: H. Warcola, L. Mi- chael. G. Reph. R. Repperf, D. Keller, L. Haydf, D. Marsh. Row 8: J. Bah. L. Salfers, L. Hackman, C. Spangler, A. Miller. F. Kern. R. Spadf. R. Klipple. Row 9: K. Sensenbach, R. Fensfermaker, D. Rodgers. G. Smifh, G. Grover, D. Neff, D. Sfroh, P. Schnei- der. Row IO: A. Tomasifs. J. Bin- der, K. Blose, E. Fenster- maker. C, Zelinslzy. G. Mil- ler, S. Siegfried. page fo rfy-seven page forfy-eighf Row I: D. Poandl, L. Kline, K. Fleck, R. Deiberf, L. Kali R. Shellock, L. Kocher, Fl Gengenegel. Row 2: J. Kohler, D. Siaslco C. Alherholf, S. Rader. A Necleroslek, J. Rofhdeufsch H. Newharcl, R. Chimich. Row 3: S. Traclw. B. Hoff- meis+er. J. Salfer. J. Hill, B Wanifslzy. G. Texl, B. Wil- liamson. Row 4: J. Godeslea, B Kocher, B. Nolf, N. Zeray- lco, G. RiHer, M. Hessler, J. Tranya. G. Edelman. Row 5: S. Kisller. R. Bod- mar. W. Lapp. R. Remaley, M. Suranofslcy. B. Brown- miller. B. Arndf, J. Maroslci. Row 6: D. Revert S. Schaf- fer, R. OH, D. Felwnel, W Reppert R. Herlzog, D Chris'l'man. C. Tamancll. Row 7: M. Hulferer, N Snyder, R. Herman, N Werkheiser, D. Sol+, R Spengler, B. Frilz, A Schaeffer. Row 8: J. Frankel, E. Bus- lcirk, R. Herman, C. Kern, E Buskirk, B. Yanders, P While. J. Beniamln. Row 9: M. Milisifs, A. Prae- forius. S. Gogal. R. Polgar, P. Kulp, P. Gross, N. Sel- vage. CLASS OF I962 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Mr. Henry Weir. advisor: Charles Woginrich, Presidenfg Clerie Schmidt Secreiary: Margie Kochenash, Treasurer: Ted Zaharchuk, Vice President Advancing from 'rhe world of junior high school 'ro ihe young adull world of senior high school was a giani slep for These sedaie sophomores. Learning declensions in Lafin. praciicing fimed wriiings in iyping, and learning ihe laws of physics became par+ of +heir new world. Eagerly lhey awaii' anoiher new world, Thai' in which They will complefe 'lheir years of high school - 'rhe new school! page forty-nine page fifty Row I: J. Sfrickland, W. Messenlehner, C. Geary, L Coleman, J. Bilheimer, C Sieger. J. Benneff, D. Koch Row 2: J. Dreisigmeyer, E Ozdineck, L. Bell, M. Mifch- ell, F. Asbafh, M. Flick, T Smifh, N. Yohn. Row 3: L. Wall, C. Hall, D Luck. E. Daumer, M. Drake F. Herfzog, J. Kish, D. Saw: ka. Row 4: G. Mefhern. M Smallen, N. Buss, J. Mifch- ell. J. Sfrohl, R. Gill, V Fehnel. J. Schlegel. Row 5: K. Zaraylco, J. Sic- konic, D. Dech, D. Berg, N Gray, T. Tanzosh, C. Shar- lcazy, G. Beese. Row 6: D. Newhard, S. Er- min, T. Schwarh, S. Remaly. T. Paukovifs. M. Kochenash. T. Ahern, C. Kaiser. Row 7: K. Pefrucelli. S. Pei'- lco. M. Guss. R. Weddy, M. Silfies, D. Silfies, J. Kur+y, J. Cole. Row 8: P. Becker. N. Mc- Keever, T. Ruch, J. Sha- duslcy, S. Kiberg, S. Elayne. T. Zaharchuk, G. Sfevens. Row 9: M. Coover, W. Censcifs, L. Roberts, J. Magusky, J. Brown, G. Hershmen. W. Kocher. M. Kucalulc. Row IO: C. Woginrich, D. Snyder. J. Bankos, B. Kalu- basky, W. Sobiesialz. E. While. R. Gomez, M. Hies- fend. Row I: J. Miller. C. Lower, L. Pelers, R. Geld, P. John C. Selfzer, V. Barflwolomew G. Werlchelser. Row 2: L. Newlwarcl, R. Hef- felfinger. L. Loberio, J. Na- trill, F. Grabariis, L. Beers F. Bohner. N. Becker. Row 3: C. Engler, D. Hen- ninger, S. Richey. L. Belh E. Van Bushirlr. W. Zakas M. Werner, R. Mauser. Row 4: W. Bachman, V Gall, P. Fensfermalcer. M Wagner, S. Koluslxy, J Armdf. T. Fehnel, P. Dischi- naf. Row 5: B. Kohler, A. Edel- man. H. Gower, R. Michael. D. Kenrirsy, D. Green, J Sfrohl, R. Kern. Row 6: J. Legafh, P. Shoe- maker. D. Amy. E. Lapp, J Nier, S. Moyer, K. Plafsko C. Graver. Row 7: H. Rupinski, W Rogers, S. Choranzski, C Person. K. Heffellinger, L. Heclcman, L. Womboldf, L. Pefers. Row 8: R. Spangler, N. Mann. C. Seier, M. Clem- enf, W. Bice. J. Wunderler. C. Kremus, R. Horvafh. Row 9: H. Dorner, H. Zell- ner, G. Burush, R. Krefzer, C. Miller, R. Breiffeller, D Green. D. Micio. Row IO: J. Philips, D. Beal. E. Kleppinger. C. Schmidf R. Vogel. C. Kopfer, M Kraher. A. Mohrey. page fiffy-one Row I: D. Reph, D. Blum D. Chrisfman, J. Melfsch D. Derr. G. Zellers. D. Cole man, J. Fink. Row 2: G. Wrighf, M. Mi chaels, J. Grab, Y. Grube G. Newhard. J. Arndf, D Green. G. Miller. Row 3: E. Falaf, C. LuHe E. Sherman, L. Peiers, R Grube, G. Hammer, E. Bus- kirk, L. Afherhold. Row 4: W. Raverf, C Druckenmiller, G. Reenock K. Heinfzleman, L. Bender R. Hockman, E. Hahn. Row 5: L. Hunsberger, L Weley, D. Becker, R. Bor- ger, J. Faizinger, J. Denar- clo, G. Beers, R. Green. Row 6: R. Halbfoersfer, D Reph. J. Bendekovirs, B Mooney, D. Sanfee, B. Gal- gon. H. Merfz, L. Sparrow Row 7: N. Hildenbrandf. C Silfies. E. Borger, R. Barfon, D. Heemer, B. Kern. S. Rei- mer. L. Aclwy. Row 8: G. Walsh. N. Silfies, R. Werfman, R. Fensfer- meker, G. Boyko, K. Smifh, C. Keppe. V. Dech. Row 9: B. Hirschel. D. Der- hammer, M. Frack, A. Falaf, M. Kemmerer, J. Benninger, M. Zadzora, D. Micio. Row IO: D. Green. F. Har- der. R. Muschlifz, R. Heck- mdfl. Row I: C. Self. D. Schle- gel. K. Marsh. J. Flick. C. Weidman. C. Reyer. L. Sa- ger, J. Hall. Row 2: K. Moyer. D. Hum- mel. C. Kunfz, S. Kirach. W. Buskirk. S. Kloiber. J. Croclc A. Erschen. Row 3: R. Correll. S. Shoe- maker. F. Kern. E. Mirro, M. Bower. F. Miller, M. Vullco- vec, R. Sickonic. Row 4: J. Sobiesiak. J. Jones, S. Hager. T. Dorn- bach. W. Gossler. B. Vogel, R. Onclreica. J. Oplinger. Row 5: D. Rofhrock. L. Coffman. S. Hager, D. Praedin. E. Kohler, S. Gold- berg. P. Kraynick. J. Hauk. Row 6: B. Borger, C. Kloi- ber. J. Gonfra. A. Millco- vifs. D. Creyer, C. Kish, C. Lerch. H. Verreffa. Row 7: P. Genovese, J. Shoemaker. J. Harder. L. Oberly. L. Koehler, J. Shoe- maker. A. Bail, M. Bah. Row 8: B. Almond. M. Kocher, C. Humphrey, M. Gasper, D. Schaffer. L. Ruflc, T. Maralxovifs. B. Vifo- vifch. Row 9: B. Bohner, R. Shupp, M. Jones. L. Oberly. S. Wagner, R. Schaffer. D. Barfholomew. K. Seyer. Row IO: R. Heberling. C. Edelmen. M. Sayulz, R. Bond, P. Manfz, D. Wald- man. N. Waldman. page fiffy-three page fifiy-four Row I: K. While, B. Taras, G. Parasfeno. J. Fleck, N. Hess. J. Turner, D. Heinlz- elman. P. Hassler. Row 2: D. Chrisfoff, C. Schoel. R. Oplinger. J. Bare fholomew. R. Deiberi. J. Beirs, R. Engle, L. Saller. Row 3: P. Oncheck. L. Shoe- maker. R. Michael, D. Whipple. S. Leibenesky, L. Solf, J. Keller, D. Valef. Row 4: D. Jacoby, R. Mi- chael. D. Hagmes. D. Heinhelman. D. Surenofsky. S. Rav, S. Nederosielc. S. Wefherhold. Row 5: L. Oplinger, C. Schaffer. M. Nebel, D. Ware. N. Gilbert E. Rice, V. Edelmen. Row 6: W. Gogle. F. Rofh, F. Csensiis, M. Swail, R. Heffelfinger. L. Longen- bach, J. Graver, F. Cherry Row 7: V. Hann. R. Fensier- malrer. G. Gaulcler, G. Sodl. D. Chrisiman. W. Redding- er, S. Beidleman. R. Hum- mel. Row 8: F. Soli, C. Deiberi, W. Trach. M. Hardinger. G Shelly. F. Geller. J. Bloom, G. Samuls. Row 9: J. Snyder. M. Frack N. Dreher. R. Derr. L. Dal vis. R. Benson. K. Fox, G Belhner. Row IO: R. Eclcerf, N. Bloss G. Spangler, L. Davis, T Koehler, H. While, H Cheesbrough. R. Miller. Row I: D. Sfrohl, W. Wein- hoffer, V. Silfies. D. Banlcos. P. Hackman. R. Coririghl, R. Knappenberger, J. Dou- gheriy. Row 2: L. Beiler, E. Haflin- frayer. K. Huber, l. Fens- fermalcer, L. Bealer, S. Ruch, L. Frederick, P. Heyer. Row 3: P. Praelorius, W. Kiclwline. V. Bowman, K. Siouf, F. Kerbacher. R. Kleppinger, J. Puynfnr, E. Reimer. Row 4: D. lnsiello, R. Sim- mons, D. Lindenmoyer, R. Meifzler. R. Onusclwk, M. Miauel. D. Grol, K. Seiple. Row 5: S. Doncses. J. Zel- lers, S. Corlriqhi, R. Min- niclw. N. Seier, J. Lonqen- baclw. D. Ehrig. D. Harhell. Row 6: C. Krammer, B. Bond, R. Mikovilch, M. Mills, R. Andrews. J. Silfies, C. Klinlop. M. Krafzer. Row 7: M. Megarqell. R. Flyfe. J. Ellz, D. Velo, B. Brownmiller, T. Dauberf. G. Vermeulen, W. Trach. Row 8: W. Eclrroflm, O. Su?- fon. E. Hill, B. Bird. R. As- ballm. J. Michael, S. Spiizer, J. Hanfz. H. Biery. A. Balliel, J. Sur: cnofslzy, J. Polgar, L. San- Row 9: E. Sipos. M. Marsh +ee. F. Meyers. Row IO: O. Cimino. J. Kisl ler. R. Shuslwinslny, M. Sleir er. E. Barlhold, J. Michael, D. Dailey. R. Ziulylc. page fiflyiive Q 13? .?NQNAg Vgii-291552 :ggj qXgg. X7r3Qw'l2 Q2 YL? SX X.. ..:g:-' A 4 .9 ' ' - xx XX-xg.-xg 5 :SQA V f .aww-:: -A f X R xl w....Mx N' XXX. WN X' - - . ' v - X .XX 'X . X X ,. sexy W- - - ...F X .X X '- f XX 'K I L . X 5 X5 3 XXX K wr SANS XXX X 3 A Q XXX, X ..- X .X . 'WWF - XX K . 2. 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D' ivswg.. 5 P ya X P4 up Row I: L. Sleuu. R. Reuser. S. Arnclf, C. Reclrer. E. Gengenagel, W. Solderlch, C. Cusfer, J. Suranofslcy. Row 2: O. Derhammer. S. Cserba, G. Grolberf, Reenoclc, R. Manogue, Kemmerer, P. Lalilc, M. Mu- B. sick. E. Row 3: S. Sleierer, C. Rei- mer, S. Longley, E. Fausf, B. McCandless. C. Minclw- arf, K. Hayne, W. Bufz. Row 4: R. Helfelfinger, M Bsiclwi, D. Mills, C. Min- nich, E. Weber, J. Kovafch D. Demlco. M. Clwrlslman. Row 5: R, Swaff, M. Fraclc, D. Barlon, M. Keeler, W. Koprlwalc, C. Galgon, S. Schell. - . k QW S3lS-392-Y - Many people observed fha prolecls of our young scienllsfs. page fifty-six by NSQX N SX.. ff. .HW , JW 21 X 3 .X Q xx 2 s is .i A as Rf ' Qi 1 K x ss N A long excifing game for members of fha Chess Club. A long line of hungry sfudenfs is served WOLF ANNEX ANTICS ai fhe Wolf Annex. wifi' Mrs. Mobn, who says +here is no Bird Club? page fifty-seven The Dramatic Club learns fhaf, Wisdom comeih by suffering -Aeschylus -gsm: - QR -. page fifly-eight Row I: C. Zaharchuk, K Wolf, M. Drofifz, D. Berg N. Dech, L. Spanifz, K. Bea ler, R. Berg. Row 2: B. Boucher, L. Rei- mer, J. Coffman, K. An fhony. T. Sylvesfer, D Wuchfer, B. Flory. B. Build er. Row 3: J. Milisils, L Sparhfs, K. Barfhold, R Kocher. L. Wunder, D Nickisher, S. Mann, J. Mi- lander. Row 4: M. Lisefski, M Gower, G. Mooney, M. Hil- berg, F. Mummey, H. Kil- gore, R. Nyce. P. G-eh. Row 5: L. Holliclr, R. Wil- son, C. Kleppinger, M. Per- diclr, D. Kohler, F. Heffel- finqer, C. Koons, R. Brown Row 6: C. Cinnemella. K Kozero, J. Erdosy. J. Lily D Hall. B. Buncly, D. Heffel- finger, L. Bogarish. Row 7: J. Correll, B. Fah- nel, C. Burbes. M. Hoff- man, M. E. Troop, R. Hugo L. Barfer, T. Kocher. Row 8: D. Krell. J. Schranfz T. Lubenslcy, E. Reinerf, W Rinlrer, B. Paly, C. Schaef- fer. J. Nieves. Row 9: E. Hall. D. Sfrauss M. Maroclcovifs. P. Polcorny J. Miller, H. Bauer, V. Hef- felfinger, D. Asbafh. Row I0: D. Eiclzhoff, A Fensfermalzer, M. Burns. S Druclcenmiller, R. Erhig. A Beniamin. K. Hackman, S Dech. Row I: B. Shellock, D Hoodring, C. Leindecker. L. Hard. J. Holobowski, A Schlinder, R. Sfermer. C Diehl. Row 2: C. Heiner, G. Kich- line. D. Pefro. D. Reimer+ K. Sager. B. Loch. R. Sage H. Rockovifs. Row 3: A. Lerch. B. Hahn, D. Schwarfz, B. Shellock. D Nush. N. Newhard, P. Ha- nagel, L. Merh. Row 4: J. Beers, T. Neeh. C. Husfon, D. Usher, J Franya. G. Miller, P. Wer- ner, R. Benfz. Row 5: C. Mcllhaney, L Yanders. D. Bruder, J. Har+- zell, J. Kozero, L. Newhard. H. Burkhcrdf. P. Wesf. Row 6: S. Cole. D. Laury. D. Fehnel, E. Filchner, K Parr, B. Grube. I. Mann, L. Harfzell. Row 7: R. Mann. L. Dreher, D. Krafzer. G. Moser. A. Silfies, E. Schafer, R. Miller, S. Koehler. Row 8: N. Kidd, I. Prozonic L. Kern. D. Rolands, A: Hoffle, J. Sikorsky. H Horn, S. RusI'1a'I'z. Row 9: C. Miller. M. Conk- lin. T. VanBeargan, A Frack. R. SwaH, J. Gogel B. LaBarre. B. Miller. Row IO: K. Yenser, S. SII- fies, L. Moll. D. Serfuss, C Hackman. L. Fields, D Green, D. Bachman. page Iiffy-nine page sixfy Row I: N. Genovese. J Flemislw. S. Lawalf, C. Rob- erfs, G. Cluel. G. Meyers H. ReinI'1ard,T. Smifh. Row 2: H. Eckhardf, K Paresfino, M. Reeder, F Berger. R. Gilbert P Smifh, R. Holobowsky, J Berg. Row 3: A. Baclwman, E Sherman, N. Fensiermelcer L. Eckhart M. Spedf. L. Speniiz, J. Snyder, L. Spe- nil-z. Row 4: R. Wilson, D. Miller V. S. Sfein. C. Muffley. G Burns, D. Heclcmen, J. Ar- rhur. I. Meyers. Row 5: K. Heckman, A Scheelz, S. Hoover, G Feafherman, F. O'Brien, D Miller, S. Nolf, P. Brunner. Row 6: D. Frifz, S. Declw. G Koehler, P. Barrell, J. Wag- ner. B. George, D. Phillips S. Biffenbender. Row 7: B. Hahn. R. Brunell S. Ruch, G. Rice, P. Mac- lres, K. Fensiermalcer, S Wisner. F. Knappenberger Row 8: L. Lambert J. Sip- ple. I. Dimmiclc. N. Gorm- ely, R. Deiberl. L. Ruch, C Neice, E. Slrohl. Row 9: J. Long. J. Maffes D. Kisl. A. Heclcman, R Brobsf, R. Geller, K. Pin- fer. W. Meyer. Row I0: R. Odenwelder. M Puchyer, R. Gruller. B. Sce- ger, S. Pellco, A. Wrighf. B Bird, E. Wenisko. I Row I: H. Flighf, G. Hand werk. R. Handwerk. E. Kop chak, D. Afherholf, T. Sny der, G. Chabak, D. Sieg- fried. Row 2: H. Gall, C. Buskirlc V. Gaspar, L. Green, E. Werner. B. LaBarre, G Kline. G. Fogle. Row 3: C. Miller, R. Funk S. Nachesly. R. Schaeffer, R. Henning. D. Hall. C Renner, T. Smifh. Row 4: D. Smilh, D O'Brien. H. Kocher. L. Spa nilz. E. Kemmner, M. Pefers J. Klufzarilz, M. Schleicher. Row 5: C. Jones, D. Men- singer. H. Beers. J. Smilh M. Marlnick, D. Hughes W. Longley, J. Hanzarik. Row 6: M. Achey. A. Bor- da, K. Kunlz, J. Blashacl: D. Spadl, H. Mack. M. Ma- dea, E. Slefller. Crocheling Club feaches a new phase of handicraft The offucers of fhe Sporfs Club wafch John Row 9: K. Fausf, E. Silfies, D. Creyer, G. Kocher, C. Oplinger. D. Edleman, M. Allison. E. Yoube. Row I0: M. Fairfield, L. Person. E. Danner, R. Lesko. l. Hoffle, L. Dillard, G. Bus- kirlr. E. Grube. page sixty-one page sixfy-fwo Row I: C. Whifehead, G. Wuchfer. D. Walker, R. Walker. M. Troup. S. Seyuk, V. Smifh, R. Klipple. Row 2: E. Huseman, J. Milchell, A. Hredlcowsky, E. Kleinschusler, M. Herman, L. Praeforius, R. Heffelfin- ger. P. Nissley. Row 3: L. Miller, R. Henry, J. Keller, W. Frey, V. Ro- manow, L. Ellis, G. Kramer. D. Bull. Row 4: G. Amore, M. Korsl. A. Schadler, B. Hoclc, C. Shearer, O. Fensfermalrer, R. Anfhony. D. Folslich. Row 5: C. Smigowslni, N. Krafzer, D. Siegfried, P. Barfhol, D. Hangen. J. Ed- elman, J. Vifushinslty, A. Schmoyer. Row 6: C. D'Amore, W Beal. M. Williamson, D Lerch, B. Benvenufi. P. Koehler, J. Kroclc. L. Brobsf. Row 7: P. Denardo, S. Tem- os, P. McMurray. C. Marsh. L. Kemmerer. J. Hauclc, R Murphy. G. Smifh. Row 8: R. Kilgore. E. Rei- meri, P. Bowman, D. Rice P. Chrisfoff. M. Gavura, L Kock. L. Kocher. Row 9: R. Dech, J. Vallco- vec, P. Humenilc, C. Sfoudf, D. Dreisigmeyer. B. Hahn A. Marfinilc, P. Schaeffer. Row I0: E. Newhard, J McCandless, L. Ba rfholo- mew, F. Longenbaclz, L Mirro. W. Borger. J. Flip- oviis, J . Sieve ns. Row I: R. Miller, P. Wood- ling. S. Foge!, M. Wagner. V. Merfz. C. Sfeffler. B Leky, L. Laubach. Row 2: D. SfeH'ler. M. Hoffman. M. Klipple, P. Green. L. Heclcmen. L. Gable, B. Wagner. K. Long. Row 3: D. Foland, W. Harding, M. Leiby. C. Dine ic. B. Fensfermaker, R. Mil- ler. C. Kereb. L. Miller. Row 4: M. Rofh. J. Laub, K. Piescienski. S. Andrews, Q. Meclies, L. Creyer. H. Gehref, C. Derr. Row 5: A. Erdosy, R. Henry. N. Marsh. R. Edelman. J. Mack, R. Benninger, L. Lein- decker, L. Valo. Row 6: J. Gardner. K. Kulp, C. Moser, J. Herd, R. Sfrohl. P. Groff, W. Rama- ly. R. Gomez. Row 7: F. Fensfermaker, C. G-raver. S. Faryna. G. Gungware, D. Sufliff, S. Smiih, S. Smith. W. Wil- liamson. Row 8: D. Vale, M. Sicker. D. Benner, C. Bedinger. D. Rev. A. Mills, L. Schafer. D. Miller. Row 9: A. Marfh, D. Laury, K. Samuels, R. Selco. C. Ahern, F. Asfl, L. Arey, D. Schmall. Row IO: F. Wagner, C. Diehl, D. Schaeffer, C. Grenner. G. Milander, D. Gaugler, R. Meixell, J. Frederick. page sixfy-three page sixfy-four Row I: D. Kline, J. Ziafyk, W. Gieslce. L. Snyder, R. Dralce. C. Silfies, D. Bodh- old, S. Sclnlegel. Row 2: D. Rudelilsch, D. Valo. S. Ellen, C. Kern, K. Mohry, J. Beil, J. Neefz, R. Eberly. Row 3: K. Kern. D. Mohr, W. Blocker, M. Kern, N. VV'illiver, C. Radcliffe, G. Hood, P. Honh. Row 4: L. Hackman, G. Eberls, A. Meclxes, G. Engle, M. Kern, C. Achey, C. Hilf. P. Marfh. Row 5: C. Weinlnofer, A. Buslcirlc, D. Sclnmldf, B. Frey, N. Graver, B. Benninger. G. Reinhard, A. Wombold. Row 6: J. Koclner. L. Reifz, E. Hackman, H. Gross. M. Brelric, D. Fealherman, C. Pefers. C. Bachman. Row 7: T. Rape. D. Binder. B. Lamberf, C. Topler, T. I-larfman, D. Beers. F. Rei- mer. L. Rehrig. Row 8: C. Spangler. R. Bor- ger. B. Davidson, E. Grube, B. Fenslemalcer, J. Fausf, K. Heihman, D. Morgan. Row 9: C. Weiss, D. Fedo- rislwen. K. Melnharf, L Lusclwko, L. Wherly, L. Krey- er. A. Newharf, S. Silber? Row IO: D. Edelman, C Shupp. S. Edelman, D Shoemaker, R. Fllclc, E Yosl. S. Yelenics, D. Smilh Row I: P. Vifovifch. L. We- ber. L. Sfrohl, N. Treichler, J. Grover, A. Asbafh. G Neff. N. Raw. Row 2: S. Walp, R. Pago?- fa, L. Winife, D. Heberlinq. L. Heffenfrayer, T. Keni, P Manogue. T. Henning. Row 3: D. Fensfermalcer, S Wagner, J. Feldman, P. Weir, J. Sickonic. N March. D. Flemish, B. Dei- fer. Row 4: L. Geifing, D. Fausf- ner, B. Mease, R. Mills, J Kleppinqer, J. Asbafh, R Schneider, J. Fairfield. Row 5: A. Fogel. C. Siifies L. Arfinofer, P. Kohler, D Marsh, L. O'Brien, T. Barih- old. L. Heffinirayer. Row 6: D. Sfrohi, J. Fox, S Spangler. G. Reph. N Shuey. F. Knoff, L. Sfrohi D. Radar. Row 7: R. Eckert M. Gas- per. K. Henrifzy. L. Mes? R. Biiheimer, D. Griesemer J. Billy. L. Mann. Row 8: N. Phillips. A. Love A. Remmel, R. Fafzinger S. Minnicin, T. Harfman, C Bird. R. Defriek. Row 9: J. Mussleman, D Frifz. R. Wieand, R. Hregi- cian. B. Arfhouse, V. He+- ler, N. Hackman, M. Rice Row IO: D. Hefier, G Schope. E. Grube. L. Kra- mer, V. Macis, P. Fairfield L. McCafferfy, H. Chris?- man. page sixfy-five P I i 4 Mr. Knauss shows The way for our budding scienTisTs. Mr. Snyder's earTh science classes Taughi' us more of The world we live in. Around The world wiTh Mr. Wolf in geography class. SCIENCES CHEMISTRY CuriosiTy is The beginning of discovery. All oT Mr. KenneTh Knauss's classes possess The urge To make new discoveries. Perhaps wiThouT realizing iT. one sees chemical changes all around him. Through The sTudy oT This subiecT one acquires The skill neces- sary Tor making himself aware oT These chemical changes. This science keeps abreasT oT The Times by making The ATomic Theory and iTs reIaTed subiecTs parT of iTs program oi sTudy. EARTH SCIENCE WiTh The advenT oi The space age a sTronger emphasis has been laced on science. Due To This emphasis. N.A.J.I l.5. has incorporaTed anoTher as- pecT oT science - Earth Science. Geology, miner- alogy. asTronomy, map reading and inTerpreTaTion, and meTeorolog are The individual Tields ThaT make up This vasT TielId. This year a Tour inch reTlecTor-Type Telescope was purchased by The school Tor Mr. Snyder's classes. IT has been used on various occasions To comple- menT The sTudenTs' knowledge oT asTronomy. GEOGRAPHY Learning abouT counTries oT The world, capiTaIs. Their producTs. Topographies and problems oT The inhabiTanTs is sTressed in The sTudy of geography. The sTudenTs endeavor To associaTe counTries and Their leaders in order To obTain a beTTer knowledge and undersTanding oT The problems Tacing our mod- ern socieTy. STudying oTher counTries of The world gives The sTudenTs a richer and Tuller background which enables Them To apply This knowledge They have procured To presenT world crises and oTher Troubling siTuaTions which are imminenT. page sixTy-eight MATHEMATICS TRIGONOMETRY Wi+h your brain and my pencil. whai a way of saying we need Ieachers' help! Trig, analylic geomefry, gra hing. and calculus are combined info one course oiowork. Problems +ha+ are easy and roblems 'rhaf are Iough give a wide range of homework and Iesr maferial. GENERAL MATHEMATICS The age of Ioday is confromhed wi+h coniinuous srrives foward reaching Ihe heighf of success. Marhemalics, as well as science. emphasized more in +he high school curriculum of 'Ioday presenfs 'rhe sludenfs wifh a challenge Io compe'I'e in world prob- lems. Scienfific. medical, and lechnological work require malhemalics as a primary subject and 'Ihe basic fundamenlals of malhemaiics are among The major requiremenls for mos'I' iobs. PHYSICS Physics may be defined as 'Ihe branch of science Ihaf deals wiih Ihe laws and properiies of maH'er. and +he manifeslafions and Iransformalions of energy. The sludenls siudy lighf. heat sound. elec- Iriciry. and magne+ism. The many experimenis per- formed by 'rhe sfudenls and Ieachers confribufe Ioward making lhe course an enioyable and infer- esfing one. page sixfye nine WiIh your brains and my lead pencil, we'll work Ihese rrig problems, says Mr. Fegely. These senior malhemalicians fake over Mr. Weir's class Junior physics siudenfs learned much from Mr. Snyder Pueri ef puellae - Boys and girls. as Miss Laubach franslafes. LATIN No one who is ignoranr of Lalin can be called educaled, for wifhoul if we do noi have compleie maslery even ol our own language. Class affer class coniinues 'ro seek fhe ouislanding values of grammar, literalure, hisiory, folk cusloms, and cul- lure - and an occasional gay song 'fest We have realized rhal our iourneys along rhe Appian Way have been a basic fool in our iourney 'ro knowledge. Buenos diaz Senor Hankee and Senorifa lasiello. says Mr. Shoemaker. SPANISH Spanish is 'rhe soil speech and vigorous lirerarure of Lalin America. The language. an oulgrowlh of Laiin, resulied in a less uniform speech fhan Hs sisrer Tongues. French and llalian. Whelher in college. abroad. or a+ home, Spanish is an imporfanf assef for all esiudianles. Under The inslruclion of El profesor Shoemaker our siudenis lubricale iheir menlal powers. LANGUAGES GERMAN This is lhe language of Lurher, Goelhe, and Schiller. While German prose is ofien inclined +o do anylhing bul come 'rrippingly on +he +ongue, ihe besr German verses are 'frue music. Unser Dichler. Kermii Gregory. finds lhal' lhe beginner is slruck by 'rhe enormous lenglh of many German words. Indeed German is an imporfanl assel +o ihis predominanlly Pennsylvania German region. ENGLISH English is Jrhe language of our people. To under- sland any subiecl well. we musl' firsl undersfand English. We meer ihe world's greai aulhors and gain from each new lhoughf +o enrich our own lhinking. From kindergarien ro our senior year we slress good habirs in speaking, wriiing, and reading. Our English com osiiion folders follow us from sevenlh To +welf+h graclie, They show all our vices and virlues as budd- ing aulhors. Mr. Gregory look us Through Germany, feaching us prac'rically everyrhing. Mr. Gunkle laugh? us many new phases of English. l D-e-a-r S-i-r: fhese are 'rwo of our busy secrefaries. TYPING Typing. shorfhand. and bookkeeping are familiar subiecls which are generally connecfed wilh our Secrefarial sfudenfs. Whelher if be a speed breaking record in fyping or an A franscrpifion, 'these girls always sfrive lo mainfain fheir goals. The shorllvand we learned will help us in fhe fulure. SECRETARIAL OFFICE MACHINES Giving fhe sfudenls a broader knowledge of how fo operafe differenf machines in an office is fhe job of Mr. lvan Schneck. His work covers lhe 'rask of demonsfraling fhe simple fo fhe mosf complex machines. SHORTHAND ln shorfhand we learn fhe arf - and if is an arf of curly cues. curves. and dofs - of wrifing as much as we can as fasl as we can and on as small a page as possible. BOOKKEEPING Tomorrow's bookkee ers are geHing fheir book- keeping educafion focfay from Mr. lvan Schneck. These sfuclenfs learn how fo balance budgefs, keep records. and perform ofher fasks essenlial in fhe proper funcfioning of an efficienf office. H is fhrough bookkeeping 'rhaf fhese fufure office work- ers learn some of fhe dufies awaifing lhem in 'lhe business world. IBM here we come - courfesy of Mr. Schneck. Sfudenfs of Today - bookkeepers of fomorrow. page seventy-one ln psychology we discovered our fears. Puzzled in .P of D.? Mr. Lisefslci helps out Whaf in The world is This, mechanical drawing? PSYCHOLOGY The answers To a good pari' of everyday ques- lions perfaining 'ro an inclividual's 'lhoughrs can be found in lhe srudy of psychology. Sieps are laken fo presenr lhe srudenl wilh a vivid picrure concern- ing developmenl siages from childhood +o mafurily. Anolher means of acquiring knowledge is +he show- ing of rnofion picfures. Learning 'ro associaie and gel along wilh people are lwo imporlani 'facrors 'lhai are considered and given recognilion in The class. The main pur ose of psychology class is To prepare individuals for ihe iask of adiusfing +hem- selves in 'rhe world abouf rhem. PROBLEMS OF DEMOCRACY Living in a democracy does no+ exempr us from world problems. in facf ir confronrs us wifh a wider margin of problems. I+ is lefl' To lhe fulure sraies- men and aulhorilies lo solve problems perraining fo 'fhe world and To help 'rhe counfry in all possible aspecrs. Affer compleiing 'five consecufive years of sfudying various 'rypes of hislor we musr now face 'rhe 'rime fo deal wilh local and! nalional prob- lems. This required course 'fakes 'rhe daily newspaper as Hs main guide. Anoiher phase covered in P. of D. class perlains lo human relalions. Through ihis course one learns clear, raiional rhinlcing in regard +0 our 'foreign neighbors. MECHANICAL DRAWING Mechanical drawing has been inlroduced in lull scale lhis year. ll' is essenlial for all sfudenls who are inreresled in engineering, carpenlry, or any field dealing wilh slruclural drawings. Under 'ihe guidance of Mr. Erdosy, Mr. DoHer. and Mr. Klep- pinger The srudenfs are preparing for fheir fu+ure ambilions. page sevenfy-fwo I Wally runs for a base hif. GIRLS' HEALTH Being in The age of hurry and worry, Ihere is a fendency lo lorgel' aboul our heallh. l'leal+h class under 'Ihe compelenl insfrucfor. Mr. Oplinger. 'reaches us how +o cope wiih our problems, whefher physical. menfal, or emolional. Funclions of 'Ihe glands. organs. muscles. senses, and Ihe bod in general is sludied Ihoroughly. We are Iaughl' how Io help ourselves and our fellow man along 'Ihe palh of growing up Io be heallhful cilizens. Judy iumps high as fhe resl' of Ihe class and Mrs. Wenislco walch. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION The basic goal of our high school is Ihe develop- menl and preparalion of our mind. However, heallh and exercise of our body is also highly imporfanf. To come 'ro Ihis achievemenl Mr. Erdosy, our phy- sical educalion insfruclor. has given us Ihis Iask. which we owe Io ourselves. This duly is 'the condi- fioning of +he body so 'rhaf if can be coordinafed wi+h The mind. We come abouf rhis agreemenl of fhe mind and body in gym class by calisfhenics. playing of foofball. baseball. and baskelball, and ofher acfivilies which lake 'Ihinlcing as well as doing. Some say Ihe ralio be+ween physical and menlal developmenf is Ioo greaf - we hope not Mr. OpIinger's healfh classes faughl' us much abou? hygiene. GIRLS' GYM Tumbling. baslce+baII, and +he rings are ius+ a 'few of +he mulrifude of acfivifies Mrs. Wanislco plans for her weekly gym classes. She sfrives for +he phy- sical perfecfion fhaf our school feels should always accompany a good scholasfic course. Her fools consisf of +he necessary equipment needed for par- Iicipafing in +he lalesl exercises and games. She also develops fhe desirable aH'iIudes of 'teamwork and good sporfsmanship as Ihe year progresses. page seventy-four ART APPRECIATION Week aller week our seniors work under Ihe guidance of Mr. Kleppinger Io bring oul +I1eir cre- aliveness. Sculplure, painlings. and individual proi- ec+s are produced and discussed. The aim of Ihis class is 'Io learn fo appreciale The arf Ilnal is always around us. MUSIC APPRECIATION Melody. harmony. 'rransposifion and many more Ilweory lerms' can be learned if you sil in on Mrs. San'ree's music apprecialion class. Bul nor all is Ilieory, for Ihere are days when music is Iislened To and learned +o be apprecialed. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC From 'I'he realm of music. llie band room, we hear flue endeavors of fufure musicians. Mr. Becker Ieaches new songs and improves upon +he old. Foofball season, spring concerf. and olher aclivilies find 'rhis class preparing individually. page seventy-three Ar+isIs display Iheir crealiveness. Music appreciafors learn flue fundamenlals of music I - 2 - 3 -- 4, begin on 'llne downbeain. PRINTING Prinring. lhe process used by magazines and newspapers. has become indispensible 'ro world wide communicalions. From Ihe prinring of Ihe Guren- berg Bible af Meinz Io The prinling of 'rhe Morning Call al Alleniown. +he basic principle for prinfing remains The same. This one sI'a'ruIe is Io lell every- one abour anylhing of imporlance. AI Norlhamp- Ion. for Ihe pasl filly years, we have been reaching boys and girls fhe ar+ of prinring. The shop itself is always filled with work. If programs. schedules. or reporl cards have been prinfed, Ihen one can always dabble wifh a few more lunch Iickels. Under Ihe supervision of Mr. Alvin Fegely we af Norlh- amplon. Through painslaking praclrice, feel quile proud of rhe malerial Thar comes from our prinf shop. Ready fo leave for your Iwo mile iourney7 HOME ECONOMICS A pefizing food and beaufiful clolhes are bofh procliicis of our Home Economics Deparlmenf. Wherher learning Ihe rules of good efiquelle, 'Ihe Iundamenral facfs of sewing and cooking. or Ihe rules of good posfure, our girls are always busy. The school realizes 'rhar The sfudenl of 'roday is The homemaker of Iomorrow, so 'rhey endeavor To sup- ply Ihe homemaker wilh adequale knowledge. The rooms in which +he girls work are supplied wi+h all 'rhe necessary equipmenl' from spoons To a well- furnished living room. Mrs. Harned and Mrs. Sian- don are 'rhe home economics experls +ha+ educale fhese furure homemakers. l Anolher balch of programs are being prinled. DRIVER EDUCATION I-low 'ro conlrol aulomalion? - This is our prob- lem. This is also rhe reason why our school has adopled a driver educarion course. I+ has been proven over and over again Thar any lool. privilege, or power of mankind can eilher be used for righf or wrong. The driver educarion classes are Taughl how lo use Ihis fool. privilege, and power. builr inlo fhe aulomobile. correcrly and efficienlly. Under Ihe able guidance of our insrruclor. Mr. Neubauer, we have come 'ro masrer The mechanics and elhics of safe aulomobile driving, We are learning how +o conlrol au'roma+ion! I I l Smile AFTER il' comes our of The oven. page seventy-five I ! I L mbxxxxxs S OCTOBER: Affendinq Tri4l-li-Y inifialions Posed for some frying sifuafions. SEPTEMBER: Beginning of school broughl summer To an end Back fo friends, books, and fha old lrend. NOVEMBER: Black and Orange over While and Brown As we capfured anofher Lehigh Valley Crown. 195 9 CALENDAR DECEMBER: Speakers, Chrisfmas page seventy-eight singers, Tableaux. el' a spirif rang 'through lhe hall. I 1 -il FEBRUARY: Music, refreshmenfs, and fhe bop Confribufed io +he Valeniine Hop. Bnology chemistry, physics, and conservafion ln fha hands of T d our s u enfs - a flourishing nafion. MAY: Young Rembrandis, Gauguins. and Van Goghs Aided in 'fha success of our arf shows. Sealed from leH: J. De Lucia V. Pres.. M. Kochenash Trees., P. Shoemaker Sec.. A. Sayul: Pres. second row: K. Roclcel, B. Meclres. L. Wall. M. Kralzer. S. Kleppinger. Third row: L. Seier. W. Lapp. J. Oplinger. S. Wall, D. Bullion. founlh row: Mr. A. Laubach Advisor. D. Waldman, D. Roth. J. Graver, L. Afherholt R. Davis. R. Kern. R. Onushak. J. Sobiesialc. fiffh row: J. Turner. R. Genovese. C. Deppe, D. Dialer. D. Paly. F. Hurlerer. R. Spadl. W. Rice. STUDENT COUNCILS The Senior and Junior l-ligh sludenl governing Cross Drive. The council also sponsored pep rallies. bodies are The Sludenf Councils. under l'he able promoled school spiril. and sponsored lhe wonder- direclion and assislance of Mr. Alfred Laubach and ful proms which were reigned over by King. Dallas Mr. Evan l-lanlcee. respeclively. I+ is The purpose of Vogel and Queen. Gloria Michael. Their main pur- 'rhese groups 'ro promole berler sludy habils. bel- pose is lo enrich 'rhe lives of The sludenls. Tacully. +er dress and manners. and lo aid in The Junior Red and adminislrafion. Sianding: S. Dech Pres., B. Fenslermalcer Sec. Sealed in 'firsf row: J. Kluscarils. C. Miller, R. Bilheimer, R. Benlz, K. Wolf, J. Feldman. A. Fraclc. L. Lambert: second row: J. Faryna, K. Kern. A. Hradlcowslcy, G. Smilh, A. Asbelh. S. Edelman, D. Miller. D. Rudelilsch. page eighfy From lell. sealed, are M. A. Millcovilch, M. A. Nemelh, C. Nush, A. Garger Sec.. N. Burlchardl V. Pres., Jacob Kleinschusler Pres.. A. Sayul: Trees., K. Kunlz. K. Mcffandless. J. Kohler. second row: D. Riller, C. Spenqler, M. Schmidt D. Dobbs, M. A. Vasilawsky. C. Roclco- vifs, L. Temos. M. Moyer, C. Erdosy, W. Malherng ihird row: D. Dieler, R. Kocher, E. l-lvazda, B. Moser. 5. Wall, W. MacAdam. T. Wo- qinrich, Miss Laubach Advisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Leadership. characler. service, and scholarship lheir school and communify. Their many aclivifies are The principles of lhe Nalional Honor Sociely. included monlhly meefings. a Chrislmas parly. and Hs members consisf of lhe upper fiffeen per cenl of a successful Valenline's dance sponsored for fhe 'rhe senior class who are mosl' oufsfanding in serving s+uden'r body. Everyone enioyed +hemselves al' The Valenline Dance. Keeping lhe beal al fha Hearl Beal' dance -- 'lhe Nobles. page eighty-one 1 Firsf row: S. Leiby. E. Waifz, A. Cherry, S. Riegal, M. Erschen. second row: D. RiHer, E. Kleppinger, A. Crisce, M. DeLucia, J. Reh- rig, B. Nederosfek, 'fhird row: S. Hayne. D. Dobbs, B. Breidinger, A. Siekofuic, D. Schneck, D. Gardner. 'fourfh row: C. Siegfried. N. Prozonic, C. Nush. D. Green. EPSILON TRI-HI-Y ZETA TRI-HI-Y in t, W , ., ,..,. . X K Nw -:.. D , ' w Firsf row: H. Rupinsky, L. Pe+e1s, P. Dischinaf, N. Kemmerer, M. Warner. second row: D. Becker. E. Lapp, P. Shoemaker, M. Kleme+, R. Heffelfinger, D. Hemniizy. fhird row: V. Gall, J. Napp. J. Pairile, E. Van Buskirk, M. Leibengufh, G. Beers. fourfh row: N. Becker, C, Engler. J. Fai-ringer, K. Heffelfinqer, V. Barfholomew. page eighfy-Qwo Firsf row: S. Moyer, M. Meifzler, B. Reph, S, Ehrmann, K. Zarsyki. second row: A. Molwrey, C. Clwrisfman, L. Hunsberqer, C. Druclcen- miller, S. Remaly. fhird row: S. ReEmer, D. Coleman, S. Brearman, E. Hahn, N. Silfies. fourih row: V. Dech, E. Buskirk, N. Hildenbrandf, J. Arndf, S. Miller. BETA TRI-HI-Y HI-Y ...... . k .. Firsf row: T. Zaharchuk, W. Rodgers, P. Geld, C. Woginrich. second row: R. Gomes. T. Ahern, T. Schwarfz, M. Hucalulc. D. Saniee. third row: W. Csencsifs, J. Fafzinger, R, Mouser, J. Cole. J. Grab. fourih row: J. Melfsch, C. Luffe, F. Grobcrifz, R. Kern, Mr. Druckf enmiller Advisor. Absenf from picfure: L. Newhard, D. Silfies. page eighfy-Three Q51 A X or . W Lefl fo right 'firsf row: G. Sievens, J. Moyer, V. Marsh, R. Oncheclr, D. Snyder. C. Sharlrazy, R. Horvafh, K. Rockel, J. Slriclcland. J. Kuriz, C. Miller, J. Brown. second row: C. Geary, R. Mann, C. Frable, D. Mann, L. Kline, C. Kulp, L. Miller, N. Messenlehner, J. Wun- derler, R. Wahl, B. Kohler. +hird row: D. Loch, A. Sayuk, K. Sager, W. Malhern, A. Oplinger, K. Dougherfy, M. Wolf, K. Kunfz. M. Moyer, L. Waldman, J. Recker. fourfh row: M. Smallen, J. Kohler, K. Kohler. B. Koch. N. Frable, R. Herzog, E. While, J. Kish, M. Milkovifch. M. Seko, B. Meclres, 'fiffh row: M. Heisiand, D. Dech. M. Flick. M. Kochenash, M. Miichell, J. Schleqel, G. Kocher, J. Eilheimer, M. Kocher, C. Brolasf, K. Fleck. sixfh row: S. Barfer G. Marfniclz, J. Mauser, C. Roclroviis, J. Kohler, R. Mills. B. Silvius, L. Brown, R. Heisler. D. Kolb, D. Reph. D. Beal. sevenih row: B. Ladiclc, 6. Koriiz, M. Silfies, L. Temos. M. Coover, E. Hvazda, L. Sparrow, J. Bennel, J. Shaduslcy, R. Heinlzleman, M. Schwarfz, N.Zarayl:o, R. Fensfermaker. CHORUSES The chaffer of voices. a ra'Hle of chairs, +he shuffling of music copies . . . rhen 'fhe words Everyone info his sea+ . . . allhis hushed . . . rehearsals begin. There are Three choral organizafions here. The Leif +o riqhl, firsf row: H. Self. J. Miller, L. Heisfand, N. R. Becker, S. Shoemaker, L. Fredrick. F. Fox. V. Fehnel. lor, W, Messenlehner. fourih row: A. Andrews, F. Mac L. Beilar, D. Berg, W. Kichline, M. Henninger. G. Sirohl, T. fhird row: F. Miller, C. Kleiniop. J. Cole, L. Soll, R. Asbalh, L. Oberly Murray, D. Dech. L. Ligerio. S. Asbafh, L. Bail, D. Koch. D. Sfriclaline. fi firsl' is a group of 80 girls blending voices and efforls in Girls' Chorus. If you would rafher hear lhe deep clearer fones of +he male populafion, visif 'rhe Boys' Chorus. Then +o gel a roomful of swee'r harmony we have +he Mixed Chorus. Schaeffer, E. Brobsi, G. Siegfried, E. Correll. second row: C. Kunfz, C. Hall, . L. Mil- fih row: Ruch. D. Edelman. D. Henninger. page eighty-four Leif lo right firsf row: W. Ma+hern, L. Kline, C. Frable, J. Mauser laccompanisll, A. Sayuk, L. Brown, K. Roclcel, N. Messenlehner. K. Sager. second row: R. Mann. J. Kohler, D. Mann, L. Miller, M. Wolf, C. Kulp, K. Kohler, M. Kochenash, J. Wunderler, 'lhird row: R. Wahl. K. Dougherly. D. Dech, J. Schlegel, M. Moyer, Mrs. Thelma Sarifee director, K. Kunlz. M. Milchell, M. Heisland, A. Oplin- ger, M. Flick. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE One of The oulslanding musical organizalions of our school is 'rhe Girls' Ensemble, a selecr group of lwenly-six girls piclced from 'rhe larger Girls' Chorus. The group devoles much lime and efforl +o The developmenl ol proper vocal haloils, expression, and lhe eslablishmenl of a varied reperloire. MIXED ENSEMBLE ll you fancy 'rhe lighler side in music, lhe Mixed Ensemble will suil your lasle. These singers can make lhemselves al home in exquisile evening gowns or good olcl-fashioned overalls. They specialize in novelly numbers - wi+h molions please. Lef+ lo righl: J. Mouser, C. Frable. H. Solf, R. Mann, J. Miller, l.. Kline. F. MacMurray, D. Mann, G. Siegfried, Messenlehner, J. Cole, K. Roclcel. page eighty-five Firsf row: limmediaTely in back of maioreTTesl T. Ruch, G. KoruTz, V. Fehnel, B. Silvius, M. Meqargell, N. Yuhn, S. Wall, B. Bahner, C. Genry, F. McMurray, M. E. Wolf. R. Wahl. second row: J. Kohler, R. Beclcer, M. Coover, J. Graver, N. Lopsonuslci. D. Dech, N. Mes- senlehner. G. MarTniclc, B. RoberTs. D. HusTon, B. Gasper. L. Miller, L. Kohler, S. Shoemaker, C. Kulp, J. Kohler. Third row: R. OTT, D. Yaremchulc, T. Fehnel, J. PaynTer. P. Kulp, S. Goqel, E. WhiTe. R. Fenslermalcer, E. Rice. C. Schaser, C. Hall. B. Moser. W. Macfxdam, L. LalcaTosh. P. Geislce, R. Delbert F. Silfies, R. Onchecln, D. Buchman. Basses: M. l-lenninoer. J. Miller, G. STrohl, J. AnThony. Trom- l h C B lc' lc, H. SolT. L. l'leisTand. E. BrobsT, J. Odenwelder. sfanding: B. Taras, P. Hassler, bones: K. I-leinhleman. W. Messen e ner. . us ir L. Werley. B. Williamson. DirecTor, Mr. R. S. Becker, Jr. THE NORTHAMPTON AREA JOINT HIGH SCHOOL BAND One of The mosT acTive organizaTions in our school is The senior band. lTs acTiviTies sTarT The Tirsl' monTh of school when They pracTice eagerly Tor The oncoming TooTball games. The band mem- bers. dressed in Their new black and orange uni- forms, marched To Their rhyThmic Tunes as They parTicipaTed in various parades and drills. An COLORGUARDS LoyalTy To school and counTry is carefully guarded by These eighT girls. Our compleTe row consisTs of six colorguards and Two bearers, who proudly lead The N.l'l.S. marching band. This year The squad was cap- Tained by Leona Arduini. who worked ouT various miliTarisTic rouTines, which were capably performed aT various evenTs. The privilege of carrying This properTy was impressively displayed by This Tine group of girls. Leff To righT: L. Arduini, L. Kline, N. Snyder, J. Rodgers, R. HorvaTh, P. Nyce, B. Grube, M. Schmidt insTrumenTaI ensemble was chosen To play Tor con- TesTs. plays. and oTher school evenTs. As spring rolled around The enTire band prepared for The annual spring concerT. The Memorial Day parade, concerT aT Dorney Park, and Commence- menT are a Tew of The occasions The band performed al' as The year came To a climax. MaioreTTes. leTT To righT, firsi' row: D. Kolb, J. NachesTy, A. Suyulr, M. Zaun, B. Szilagyi. second row: S. Barfer, J. Moyer. Third row: J. Bennet B. Ladiclc. fourTh row: L. Roberfs, C. Sharlcazy. fifth row: J. Wunderler, J. DeCarlo. MAJORETTES Preceding The band while parading, one sees The proud N.A.J.l-LS. rnaioreTTes. The group iTselT consisTs oT ThirTeen high-sTepping young girls. Clad in Their new uniforms and cliclcing Their shiny whiTe booTs, These snappy lassies happily displayed The school's blaclc and orange. The various rouTines CHEERLEADERS - - - FighT, FighTl Soaring inTo The air wiTh The greaTesT of ease are The Rah-Rah girls oT N.A.J.l-I.S. The school's good-will ambassadors aT mosT aThIeTic evenTs lead The cheering which urges our Teams on To vicTory. Co-capTained by Mary Ann Vasilawsky. Judy l-lorvaTh, and Sonia Zaharchuclc, The Three seniors on The squad, The girls sTarTed Their rigorous Train- ing The second week of school and conTinued prac- Ticing Till The end oT loaskeTball season. These versaTile lasses prove ThaT no obsTacle is greai enough To wash-ouT Their school spiriT. A prime example oT This was The PalmerTon TooTloall game where They led cheers in a conTinuous down- pour and Tour inches oT mud! Leif To righT, TirsT row: J. HorvaTh, M. Vasilawslcy, S. Zahar- chulc. second row: M. l-lassler, J. Oplinger, Mrs. Wanislco Coach. M. Kochenash, L. Hunsberger. sianding: L. Wall. and parade marches were under The direcTion oT Their Three leaders - A. Sayulc, drum maioreTTe: M. A. Zaun and J. NachesTy, head maioreTTes. We are happy To say ThaT, wiTh Mr. Raymond Becker as supervisor, The girls did a Tine job aT all Times. page eighfy-seven Edifors' worries caused many sleepless nighls. With pen and ink, They creafed The wise old owl. T , ,P morncurnv X - 1 LABDIHORY Have camera, will lravel. AMPTENNIAN 1960 Seplember of P759 was a busy monlh lor The Ampiennian Slall. The lheme Wisdom was chosen lo coincide wilh 'rhe mollo ol The senior class. The Wise Old Owl was conlrived by The dell lingers ol our crealive arl slall lo make lhe Theme more inleresling. The business slall con- 'racled adverlisers and soliciled for palrons. The job ol selling up The boolq was underlalcen by lhe layoul' slall. The pholography slaff was lcepl busy scurrying lo all lhe aclivilies and sporls evenls lo caplure lhem for our book of memories. The slalls have had many problems - lack of pages lor so many seniors, where lo pu'r lhe wrile-ups, and many more conlroversies. They all seem 'rrivial now as everyone enioys Jrhe success of our yearbook, which is due primarily lo lhe combined ellorls ol many people. We, The class ol 1960. proudly presenl' our reward - Jrhe Ampfennian '6O. To The advisors screams of help echoed. page eighfyleight STAFFS P. 88. 'fop +0 boiiom. ieff fo righf: Edi+ors: Seafed, Nancy Burichardi and Mary Ann Vasilawsky, Co-ediiorsj Anfoineffe Sayulc, lay-our ediiorg Jacob Kleinschusier, sporis edifor. Ari Sfaff: Jane Kohler, Carol Erdosy. Phoiography Siaffz F. Silfies, K. Knauss advisor, W. Ziegenfus, J. Kish. Yearbook Advisors: Mr. M. Kleppinger, Mrs. E. Geiger, Mr. C. Gunkie. Mr. K. Knauss. P. 89, 'fop 'ro boffom, righf fo lefi Homeroom Secretaries: N. Prozonic, D. Rockel, A. Benninger, D. Dobbs. M. Milkoviis, D. Schneclc. seared: M. A. Nemeih, Mrs. Geiger advisor, A. G-arger. Leyoui Siaffz W. Marhern, K. McCandless, E. Ledick, R. Mann, A. Sayuk iayouf edifor, C. Rockovi'rs,,J. Kieinschusier, J. Schneider, R. Derkiis, T. Woginrich. Missing: S. Melfsch, R. Nickisher, H. Solf, B. Moser. Ediforial Staff: C. Spengler, L. Temos, K. Kuniz, J. Klipple, C. Rank, M. Schmidi, W. MacAdam, N. Burkhardf co-edifor, M. A. Vasiiawsky co-ediior, J. Kieinschusier, Mr. Gunkle advisor, D. Deifer, W. Fava. Typing Sfaff: D. Rockel, M. Miikovi+ch, A. Garger, C. Nush, A. Ro+h N. Kern, A. Benninger, D. Dobbs, M. Nemefh. Business Siaffzs-V. Marsh, M. Flemish, M. Kraizer, Y. Farkas, N. Kocher, B Moser N. Laubach H. Soif. s+andin : R. Meixner R. Leindecker L - i 1 Q . I - Lauiik, D. Beers, R. Keglovirs, L. Heckmen, K. Milier, J. Dornbach. Miss- ing: A. Crisce, E. Waiiz, B. Silvius, R. Greener, G. Reph. Sales, slips, and 53.00 paymenfs. They did if wi+h a ruler and a siide rule. Ediioriai sfaff wrofe, re-wro+e and re-rewro+e f .gs 1 f 3, Q 5 1 Buy. buy. buy was ihe call of fhese persisienf saiesmen. Wifh speed and accuracy. ihey copied assignmenfs page eighiy-nine Sianding: M. A. Nernelh, N. McKeever, Schmidt G. Michael. second column: der. Missing from piclure: H. Warcola, M. Schwarfz. CONCRETE COURIER Al+enlion Courier Sleflf' Facully advisor Harry B. Wall announces lhaf all assignmenls are due Today! From lhe spicy gossip columns lo 'rhe clown-+o- earlh eclilorials, lhe Concrele Courier opens lhe door lo lhe evenls and goings-on ol all ils sludenis. Assignmenls are in ancl anolher edilion is off. r0 'N B. Galgon, R. M. Gill, C. Pehucelli, W. Kocher. E. Nicholas, S. Mellsch, S. Zaharchulc sporis edifor. M. A. Vasilawslry, H. Wall advisor, C. Rockovifs, K. Kunli eclilor, M. Moyer. Firsf column from lefl: S. Barler, C. Kopler, C. A. Rumsey. A. Milancler, T. Csensils. D. Wallcovilz, M. Vvfagner, S. Kisller, B. Rodgers, N. Sny- L. Waldman, J. Smifh, G. Mafhern, L. Weill, A. Garger, B. Mooney, S. Wall, J. Trach. N CLUB The N Club does much lo supporl' +he school's sporls eclivilies. They sell boosler legs. boosler bullons. and collecl aclverlisemenls 'lor The Norlh- amplon-Cally Day boolc. The members seleclecl a goal as mescol Tor lhe new school. We hope The N Club will conlinue lo be an aclive and popular organizalion. Firsi row: S. Zaharchulc, J. Marchalr, K. Kunlz, L. Shimoslcie, R. Derkils. C. Roclcovils, G. Ruclelifsch, M. A. Vasilawslry. second row: C. Dischinaf, A. Sayuk, C. Wogenrich, E. Brobsf, W. Mafhern, J. Horvafh, F. Heifellinger. Third row: D. Bilheimer, N. Burlcherdf, L. Hiesland, R. Oplinger. J. Nachesfy. R. Silfies, M. A. Zaun, D. Yaremchulr. fourlh row: J. Kleinschusler, D. Roberfs, J. Schneider, D. Reenoclc, M. Moyer, J, Novograh. H. Solf, E. Hvazda, L. Suranofslry. fiffh row: F. Kremus, E. Nicholas, D. Vogel, J. Graver, J. Keg- iovi+s, D. Micio, M. Schmidf, B. Moser. sixfh row: A. Ebner. B. Silvius, N. Lopsonski. M. Velovils, R. Bowen, R. Mann, G, Siegfried. sevenfh row: J. Marion, S. Wall, R. Keglovils, Mr. Wifemeyer advisor. B. Sxilagyi, D. Kolb. page ninefy Knowledge Through books -- Miss Pluck helps These sTudenTs along. LIBRARY IT There is ever To be a TounTain OT knowledge. iT will be a library. Our library wiTh all iTs sTored-in knowledge has become The maior source oT inTor- maTion in our high school. Miss Nelle Fluck, our Triendly, energeTic. and capable librarian, helps us, when need be. To Tind daTa Tor a class reporT. Term paper, or any oTher Task which includes The use OT our library. Mrs. Wanisko Takes The girls Through Their gymnasTics. page nineTy-one Sched, from leTT To righT: D. SchaeTTer, R. Min- nich, C. Humphrey. second row: G. MaTl1ern, R. Bednarchik. Third row: R. Borger, R. Kraher. J. MelTsch. 'fourih row: D. Kern. H. Newhurd. STAGE CREW All The heavy work done behind The scenes beTore The perTormance begins, beTween acTs. and when The show is over is eTlicienTly execuTed by our sTage crew. Mr. Harry WiTemeyer, The advisor behind The scenes. helps The boys in geTTing Their insTrucTions sTraighT. WiThouT props, lighT- ing, and The sTage crew, no perTormance would be a success. GYM TEAM The girls on The gym Team are selecTed by Mrs. Wanisko on The basis oT Their abiliTy To parTicipaTe in an acTive physical program. During The one period a week ThaT They meeT. They concenTraTe on various synchronous exercises. pracTice on The gym apparaTus, parTicipaTe in compeTiTive Team sporTs. and spend Time improving Their individual specialTies. The well-balanced physical program is designed To make The girls more acTive and physically TiT. ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Sfaie policeman Irving Good showed us 'l'he righis and wrongs in +raffic law obeying. General Mo'rors' represanfafives gave worthwhile fips +o our classmafes. i l , . Borh seniors and iunors helped pep the ream 'For fha Turkey Day game. page nineiy-two This year's assemblies have been rich and varied. The many iallcs were educaiional as well as enier- laimng. These programs were eagerly awaiied and enioyed by all. from 7+h Jfhrough l2'rh grade. By bringing in guesf speakers. our school proved Hs inreresr in fhe young people of Today. l Capfain Aldo Candia from Allentown 'fold us Even Mr. Lerch is inleresfed in learning more lhrough hinls from Mr. Lavery. of teenagers gone asfray. We iourneyed. fhrouglm picfures. fo Europe with Mr. Miller. page ninety-three .5 K- ' E Mr. Crawford adiusls proiecfor before showing Alaskan slides. The enfire vesper chorus pauses for a formal picrure. CHRISTMAS VESPERS erale Chrislmas music. 'rended 'ro complere lhis well done service. The diligenl workers who made 'rhis possible were Mrs. Thelma Sanfee and Mr. The Thirleenlh Annual Chrislmas Vesper Service provided a True Chrisfmas spiril' for an overflowing audience. Counlless rehearsals and careful seleclion of musical arrangemenls wenl inlo 'rhis produclion. Raymond Becker - music. Mrs. Flora Obrechl - Silenlly expressive. fableaux and speakers. using speakers. Mr. Dale Shoemaker and Mrs. Blanche modulaled 'rones wi+h The accompanimenl of mod- Kenl - lableaux. and Mrs. Mary Harned - cos- fumes. Vesper solois'l's sing oul' fhe glory of His birih. Vesper speakers 'Tell ihe Chrisimas sfory. page ninefy-four Mary and Joseph on 'rhe road fo Befhlehem. The wise men bearing gills from afar. page ninety-five Then angels sang, Glory fo God. No room af ihe inn. Accompanisfs Joan. Darryl, Margie. and Jane SENIOR CLASS PLAY OPERATION ice cuss Cas? Andy Soulhgaie. son .,..,... -Berfye Knapp - , - oWilliam MacAdam Lizzie Soulhgale, molher E-- ,,.,,., Carol Spengler Mildred Graves, aunl ..,....,..., Professor Jones, a biologisl Mary Ann Vasilawsky - - Larry Hiesland We can'f lef him freeze! Herberf Soulhgale, faiher --- ..,.. John Wagner Karen Soulhgale, daughfer --- ..... Sonia Zaharchuk Squeezum. an Eskimo .... ....,... , ,I-lenry Soli Rose. an Eskimo son ..,.., ..... J ulius Schneider Squeezum No. 3. an Eskimo Mrs. Squeezum. an Eskimo --- --- Kula. an Eskimo daughler - Squeezum No. 6. an Eskimo Squeezum No. 7, an Eskimo Mr. C. C., a slrange man .,..A. A,... Mr. Roloerf Morris, a biological socziefy ,Richard Greener -Anfoinelle Sayuk -,- ....., Karen Kunlz Margarel Kressler Diane Kolb Richard Keglovils represenialive -- Edgar Brolosf If fakes him years fo pul all fhose sweafers on. .i Oh dear. fhe roof is leaking again. The Squeezums of work. page ninety-six 5. fain i The Eskimo wedding ceremony. A horse, of course: a horse. AT lasT we can go home. SYNOPSIS A chilly TiTle? Don'T leT iT Tool you! This hilarious play wiTh a diTTerenT sTory is seT in an igloo somewhere in The Tar. Tar norTh. Prof. SouThgaTe, a scienTisT. 'Feels his family is being spoiled by Too much civilizaTion so he Takes Them To The frozen norTh while he pursues his scienTiTic work and Tries To adiusT Them To primiTive living. Mrs. SouTh- gaTe is miserable and longs for her bed of zinnias back home. Karen. The Teen-age daughTer, Teigns snow mad- ness while Teen-age son. Andy. makes popsicles by The score. Their AunT Mildred uTTers wiTTy remarks as she waTches Them all suffer in Their new environmenT. To Top off Their misery The professor inviTes a family of Eskimos To share Their igloo. When iT seems The end Prof. SouTh- gaTe and his colleague Prof. Jones, discover Mr. C. C., a beauTiTul hunk of man - preserved in ice Tor some 7,000 years. When Andy inadverTenTly proposes To Kula and Karen lalls in love wiTh Mr. C. C.. Prof. SouThgaTe Thinks They've had enough. BUT when he is ready To leave no one else is. NOT unTil Mr. C. C. runs away and Kula refuses To marry Andy do They all promise To go home. Now Prof. SouThgaTe decides To sTay a while longer. Before he realizes iT. he is lashed To a dog sled as every- one prepares To leave. D EJ T l.. .l 1 ?, page ninefy-seven -if LefT To righT, sfandingz Fred Kline. Mr. Gregory Coach, Carol Kulp, Mary Ellen Wolf, William Fava, Frank Fox. Seafedz Madelyn Swarfz, Darryl Dech, and DoroThy WalkoviTs. JUNIOR SPEAKING CONTEST Mrs. Joan Fensfermacher presenTs awards To firsT place girl, Madelyn Schwarfzg and Tirsf place boy. Darryl Dech. EighT members oT The Junior Class diligenTly puT TorTh Their eTTorTs To malce The ThirTy-TourTh annual Junior Speaking ConTesT a success. The parTicipanTs lived up To Their honorary disTincTion by aTTendinq numerous rehearsals and following The advice oT Mr. KermiT Gregory, who did his besT To preside over This affair. The following are The parTicipanTs and Their selecTions: Carol Kulp, King RoberT oT Sicilyf' Madelyn SchwarTz, SixTeeng Mary Ellen WolT, SnoopopaThs: DoroThy WallcoviTs, CleopaTrag Darryl Dech, Tongue-Tied Democracyf' William Fava, The ATom -- DeaTh or LiTe Abundant Frank Fox, The Cold War in The Roman Empiref' and Fred Kline. Address Before The VirginTa House of Burgessesf' During The inTerim of speeches The music deparTmenT rendered insTrumenTal and vocal selecTions. page ninety-eighf We could have danced all nighl. Seniors sil lhis one oul. ja? . A 1 r a ,,., '-41 1 .fr Ii gf if T .fi Q I wr' R, 4 A dl f V X' x ev R X , 4 ' V' vim-3 YK 'X i THE PROMS The highlighls ol lhe year reached lheir peak in social iile as sludenls direcled lheir conversalions loward lhe proms. The Memorial Communily Cenler provided lhe selling lor a perlecl beginning of a perlecl Chrislmas holiday by accommodaling lhe mullilude enjoying lhe 'Tinsel Twirl', December 23, l959. The king and queen reigning over lhis allair were Dallas Vogel and Gloria Michael. 'La Fiesla de Amor' and a Spanish lheme provided a romanlic selling lor lhe Farewell Prom on May 27, l96O. Under lhe guidance ol Mr. Al Laubach, members ol lhe Sludenl Council aclively aided in lhe preparalion ol decoralions and allended lo lhe publicily lor lhese gala occasions. The lucky lwo, Dallas Vogel and Gloria Michael. in lheir reign as king and queen. page ninely-nine , , : l 1 I ni k The mixed chorus sang our loud and clear. l SPRING CONCERT The firsf half ol Ihe Spring Concerl was devored Io Ihe choruses singing Spring songs. The Girls' Chorus, clad in gowns. gave Jrheir selecfions. The Boys' Chorus, Ensembles, and Mixed Chorus followed, rendering various gay runes. The band presenfed a eoncerf, playing overrures, modern music, and marches. Tranquilizers were noi' needed 'ro calm These soloisfs' nerves. DISTRICT CHORUS REPRESENTATIVES Disfricl Chorus was held on January 7, 8, and 9, l96O. al Nazarerh High School. The five sludenls Ihai' represenied N.A.J.I'l.S, are E. Brobsf. 'renorg I-I. Solr, Ienorg R. Mann, so- prano: L. I-Iiesrand, Tenor: J. Cole, bass. Work before play, was 'Ihe mollo ai Disfricl' Chorus. page one hundred Music Man proved To be a big success. MUSIC MAN The choruses. band. and ensembles pre- senTecl selecTions Trom The Broadway musical. Music Man. The choruses dressed in gay- nineTy cosTumes wiTh The boys wearing mus- Taches and sidelourns. The finale consisTecl oT The playing and singing of SevenTy-six Trom- bonesf' as The maioreTTes Twireld To The snappy rhyThm. in ii Q' S Nia.. They heard bells on The Hill in The song Till There Was You Checlcered vesTs, rnusTaches, sidel:-urns, and sTraw haTs broughT Lida Rose To life. page one hundred one SCIENCE FAIR These sludenls coniribuied hours of work 'ro make The Science Fair a success. The main purpose of 'lhe lair, besides showing ihe superior scienfific aloilify of our slu- denfs, was To selecl enlries for 'rhe Lehigh Valley Science Fair. Elizebefh Nicholas shows heryscience proiecf. Our Scienlisfsn scan fhe lisf of enfranfs. gsm-mei K s. SN: Richard Greener - fufure conservalionisf. Mary Coover 'l'SllS ol ancienf man, page one hundred two Maria Seier and Thomas Chuss review pageanf wirh Mr. Laub. COMMENCEMENT As we review our senior year, we pause To look back on The class of l959. Our lasf memory of Them is Their Commencemenr Pageant This is Whar We Offer. held on June IO. I959, al 8 p.m. in Jrhe audirorium of The Norfhampron High School. They showed us whal 'rhey had To offer by guid- ing us inlo 'rheir Tufure ihrough various scenes wrif- +en. direcled. and enacfed by +he seniors. Aller rhe produclion of The pageant The seniors proudly advanced +o lhe srage io 'rhe sfrains of Pomp and Circumslance. Thomas Chuss. class president announced +he names of 'The respecrive seniors as lhey came Torlh lo receive Their diplomas. Through Tear-glisiened eyes lhey looked roward +he fu+ure as +hey ended +heir rwelve years of schooling wifh The singing of rheir class song and Alma Maier. Cafe scene from pageanl. The fie Tha? binds fhe nafions -- undersfanding, page one hundred Three I r I I I I I I Firsi row: Assl. Coach P. Schneider. J. Marlon, J. Seier, R. Kegloviis, L. Shirnosluie, J Marchalc, R. Derlrils, G. Rudelilsch, D. Reenoclc, A. Ebner, Head Coach A. Erdosy. second row: F. Krernus, J. Kleinschusier, M. Veiovilz, P. Gonlar, J, Mesics, C. Dischinaf, R. Bowen. J. Novogralz, Vv', Oplinqef, Assl. Coach J, Oplingeri fhird row: R. Bodnar, R. Schaeffer, C. Kremus, J. Markulics, R. Davis, J. Koche' nash, G. Smifh, C. Simcoe, M. Beal, 'fourfh row: T. Woginrich, R. Spengler, J. Erdosy, S. Bendelnovils, D. Rolh, W. Fava, D, Slam, C. Woginrich, D. Silfies, D. Vogel. VARSITY SCORES Norfharnplon 2I Phillipsburg O Norlhamplon 4l Emmaus O Norrhamplon 55 Whilehall O Norfhampion 59 Slalinglon l2 Norihamplon I3 Palmerion O The Menior - Coach Alben' Erdosy page one hundred six VARSITY SCORES Norlhamplon 75 Lehighlon 6 Norihampron 40 Nazareih O Norlhamplon 4-I Slroudsburg 7 Norlhamplon 34 Calasauqua O FOOTBALL Nor+l1amp+on's Konlcre're Kids fin- ished fhe l959 Lehigh Valley League fooiball season wilh an unblemished rec- ord of 9 viciories and O clefeais 'lor 'lhe championship. This powerhouse +eam, composed of I6 seniors and I2 juniors, compiled 379 'roral poinfs lo Their oppo- nenfs' 25. Under 'rhe careful supervision of Al Erdosy, Al's boys were quoled as being The besf 'leam in The sla+e. Coaching sfaff consisls of ll. lo r.l: J. Geren- cser, J. Oplinger, P. Schneider, A. Erdosy, L. Wolf. Senior co-cap+ain ll. io r.l: J. Marchalc, L. Shi- moslcie, R. Derlcils, J. Seier. Bowen, Kleinschusfer, Derkifs, Rudeiifsch, and Kegfovifs surround a Zephyr. NBKLNQ K Reenock foams Hwe jungle. Erdosy, Rudelffsch confer. Marion picks off anofher Seier, Goniar, Bowen, and more kids sfop The Hornet page one hundred seven From leff io rlqhf, 'firsl row: Assl. Coach J. Gerencser, W. Goqle. J. Cole. R.MiImvlIcI1, Sfxsbafh, R. Oplinqer, D. Ivlicio, R. Mauser. A, Paulmvifs, D. Sawka. Asst Ccaclw L. Well: second row: E. Daumer, D. Bs-rg. T, Alwern, R. Herzog, G. Reese J. Slellonic, D. Mlcio, J. Polqar, R. Sickonicz Ihird row: R. Lindenmoyer, T, Maralxovlls, J. Hall, R. Kleppinqer, D. CIN-islol. L. Newlward, W. Wcinlwoller, G. Reevoclc, D. Unger' four'rI'1 row: C. Wcquuwflclw, D. Slllles. R. Ameno, R. Hassler, D. Ware, D. I-leberlmg, R. Spangler. D. Vogel. . . 5 -xX+ I S I JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES NHS opp. I3 Cenfral Cafholic 7 6 Easfon 32 I4 Allenfown I3 20 P'Burg lFr.I 0 I2 P'Burg 26 6 Easfon 33 7 Be+l'1leI1em 26 20 Dieruff 20 0 P'Burg IFr.I I3 27 Hellerfown 7 l 32 Parkland 7 Y Y The iunior kids rough up Dieruff. Go. Man, Go! page one hundred nine Firsl row, ll. To r.l: R. Rinker, F. Hullerer. R. Schlegel, J. Keglovilsg second row: H. Wall Coach, R. Spangler, J. Marlculics, P. Gonlar, A. Ebner, D. Reenoclc, S. Asbalh manager. S. Micio Assfslanl Coach: +l1ird row: J. Hill, David Micio, Donald Micio, L. Suranofslcy. D. Schlegel, R. Sillies, F. Hellel- finger. B. Brownmiller. - WRESTLING The Black and Orange ma+men nailed down second place in fhe Lehigh Valley Wreslling League wilh an oufslanding record of 9-I-I. Coach l-larry Wall's grapplers were led by seniors L. Suranolslcy. R. Silfies, F. Heffellin- ger, P. Gonlar. and A. Ebner. Coach Wall was ably assisled during lhe season by Louis Wolf. and a lalenled newcomer, Sleve Micio. VARSITY SCORES NHS Opp. 54 Ngfre Dame 8 Dislricl Champ Ebner obliges anoll-er opponenl' wilh a ride 5l Emmaus 3 20 Befhlehem 27 35 Allenlown I I 25 Easlon 25 4l Soulhern Lehigh 3 30 Wilson Boro I3 39 Whilehall 9 50 Nazarerh 8 43 Phillipsburg 8 28 Dieruff 24 Won 9 Tied l Losl' l Helly gels ready +o pin anolher. page one hundred len Ebner dumps a nofher. Reenock shows Ihis fellow 'Ihe clouds, Sillies asks Rushafz for a dance. Brownmiller whispers in his opponenls ear. I '1'A X ws-im..-im-s Champ Gonlar shows anolher man Ihe way Io 'Ihe showers. Hill finds his parlner very obliginq. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Nl-IS Opp. 36 Allenlown I4 2 Belhlehem 44 I6 Easlon 28 42 Wilson Boro I I 42 Nolre Dame I I 49 Whilehall 3 I6 Hill Prep 25 70 Nazarelh O 40 Parkland IO 68 Soulhern Lehigh O 3I Dieruff 22 20 Phillipslourg 22 63 Pennsbury 5 40 Emmaus I I Won IO Los? 4 Tied O Guess Whal? Micio's making prelzels again. Firsi row: D. Suranolslcv, F. Knopl, D. Newliard, D. Rolh, P. Gieslme, C. Silfies, J. Philips, J. Mellsch, G. Reenock, D. Silfies, J. GC-nlar: second row: R. Kern. E. Sil- lies, T. Ahern, J. Bankos, W'. Gogle, R. Schleqel, G. Newhard, D, Prayden, Coach Louis Wolf: 'Ihird row: R. Rinlger, R. Lindenmoyer, D. Green, J. Ponlician, E. Hill, R. Kern. S. Asiinalh, J. Schmidr page one hundred eleven From lefT, sTanding: Coach Howard Dc-Tier, R. Bodnar, C. Simcoe, D. Bilheirner, J. MarTon, W. Oplingor, D. Shana, C. Woqinrich' lrneeling: R. Miller, G. Rudelilscli, J. Nc-wogralz, J. Schneider. VARSITY SCORES Opp. Team N.H.S. 62 AllenTown ,.c.. .... 69 FounTain Hill --- ---- 46 Phillipsburg ,..... .... 67 Coplay .......... .... 73 STroudsburg --- ---- 87 CaTasauqua .... .... 80 Shoudsburg --- ---- 73 Copley .... 70 CenTraI Cafholic 53 WhiTehall --- 59 SlaTingTon -- 9l PalmerTon .... 97 CaTasauqua - 68 l.ehighTon ..,. 66 Emmaus ..... 74 WhiTehall .... 65 SlaTingTon --- 59 PalmerTon .... 67 Lehighion --- 52 Emmaus ..... BASKETBALL NorThampTon's baslreTeers were coached by How- ard DoTTer and assisTanT, Joe KegloviTz. Leading The Kids in scoring was Willard Oplinger. Seniors on The rosTer were Gerald RudeliTsch, Douglas Bil- heimer, Julius Schneider, and Joe MarTong lv1arTon led The seniors in scoring. The Kids were noT very successful in Their bid Tor league championship as They dropped 9 and won 5. We wish nexT year's Team and Coach H. DoTTer The BesT of Luck. page one hundred twelve From lelf. firsf row: Coach Joe Keglovilz, J. Hall, R. Millcovilz, R. Felwnel. J. Siekcnic, D. Sawka: second row: R. Siclconic. R. Spangler, F.Csensci1s, M. Danner, fhird row: E. Daumer, L. Crock, G. Sodl, JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Opp. Team N.H.5. 59 Coplay .... ..., 4 7 55 Allenfown ..... .... 3 7 50 Founfein I-Iill --- ----42 49 Plwillipsburg .,.... ..., 5 3 66 Cenlral Cafholic .... .... 4 I 55 Wlmifelwall ........ .... 4 O 52 Slallnglon .... .... 6 O 5I Palmerlon .... .... 2 9 85 Calasauqua .,.. ..,. 8 4 48 Lehiglwlon --- -H--32 54 Slroudsburg -U ---,4I 54 Emmaus ...... .... 2 4 54 Whifehell M- ---,. 37 44 Slalinqfon -U ----38 43 Palmerlon .,., H,., 4 8 57 Calasauqua --- ----46 57 Lehiglwlon ,.... .... 4 I 37 Slroudsburg -U H--59 59 Emmaus ..,... .... 4 4 D590 Marion enroufe Io lying scI'1ool's foul goal record I I Firsf row: J. Marchak, L. Shimoskie, T. Tanzosh, M. Vefovifz. W. Oplinqer, D. Vogel: second row: R. Eckert R. Fenslermalcer, G. Sodl, F. Csencils, R. Milcovilch, J. Kochenash, L. Lakafosh, T. Diefer: Thircl row: W. Hummel, R. Oplinqer. J, Siekonic, E. Daumer, D. Sawlca. R. Siclconip, R. Eorger: fourfh row: Coach M. Liselslci, L. Newharlg C. Moyer, D. Ware, D. Clirisfoli, D. Silfies, B. Zalios, L. CIOCL. J. Bendelcovifs. Asst Coach J. Oplinqer. BASEBALL NorThampTon's baseball Team led by five seniors and Tour juniors are on Their way To anoTher league crown. Alfhough suffering one clefeaT To Emmaus, They are sTiIl in conTenTion Tor The championship. Players who have been sparking The kids are seniors - Lou Shi- moskie. Jim Marchak, Dal Vogel, Milne VeToviTz. and Larry LaIcaTosh. Underclassmen are Wiliard Oplinger, Brian Brownmiller, John Sie- Iconic. and Russ lv1ilcoviTch. We wish The Team luck and hope They can again repeal' as L. V. I. A. A. champs. Lou Shimoslmie, an ace on The mound. N.I'I.S. Team Opp. I2 WhiTehaII -,- ----O 6 Coplay .... .,.. 9 I3 CaTasauqua -- ----5 7 Lehighlon ..... .... 0 I9 Sfroudsburg --- ----5 7 Calrasauqua -- ----2 2 Emmaus .... .... 6 4 PalmerTon -- ----3 6 WhiTehaIl -- ---I3 I4 SlaTingTon -- --,-I Marchalc pops one over The wrong fence. page one hundred filfeen From leff fo rigl'1l','Firsf row: T. Woginrich, D, Bilheimer, R. Bowen, F. Huiferer, G. Rudelilsch, R. Keqlovifs, A. Ebner, R. Silfies, R. Rinlcer. J. Kleinschusfer: second row: J. Schneider, R. Chimarys, E. Graberifs, R, Donfician, F. Kremus, R. Deflrifs, R. Meixner. J. Legalh, J. Melischt 'lhird row: G. Smiih, S. Unger, R. Schlegel, R. Miller. J. Novcqrafz, R. Schaeffer, W. Fava, R. Spenqler: fourfh row: J. Schmidt P. Schneider, J. Merlculics. N. Werlcheiser, A. Schafer, .l. Schranz, C. Woqiniich, J. Polgar: fifth row: C. Silfies, S. Asbalh, W. Messenlehner, T. Ahern, J. Rice, A. Wright G. Walsh, C. Siegerp sixfh row: Head Coach R. Reimer, F. Herhog, J. Rice. W. Gogel. Assislanl Coach H. Wall. TRACK Nori'hamp+on's +racl: ieam +his year com- piled a record of 4 wins and I defeai for second place in league compeiiiion. Alfer dropping ihe opener lo Emmaus by 2 poinls fhe kids downed The remainder of league compeiiiors. Allhough no records have been broken 'rhis far, Rudeliisch and Schneider, who is sidelined because of injury, have come I very close in doing so. We lcnow our cinder- men will make a good showing a+ The L.V.l.A.A.. Disiricf, and Sfafe lrack meeis. NAJHS Opp. 38 Dieruff --- ----57 46lf2 Emmaus .... ..., 4 8lf2 43 Parkland .... .... 4 7 54 Lehighion .... .... 4 I 67lf2 Slafingfon c-- .... 27V2 40 Wilson Boro .... .... 5 O 74y3 Whifehall --, .... 2Olf2 32 Befhlehem --- ---,58 4l Hellerlown -,- ----49 55 Palmerfon -- ....... 40 47 Allenlown -, ...,,... 43 L.V.l.A.A. --- ----3O Disfricl Xl --- .... 8324 page one hundred sixteen Siaie ..... Huffersr fakes off again! C. Woginrich - up and over. Ebner's winning Toss. Silfies and Bowen dash across finish. Bowen, Ahern, and Hufferer easily win 220 yard dash Our relay feamz U. +o r.l G. Smifh, F. Hufferer, Nexf year's hope - T. Wogenrich, J. Novografz. J. Novograh. page one hundred sevenfeen '14 l H . il SENIOR ALTEMOSE, KATHLEEN . . . long page boy . . . cuts a fancy figure on the ice . . . likes Sara Jay's food . . . come September, cosmetology school. General Course. ANTHONY, JOHN . . . blond crew cut . . . Chevy . . . industrious tuba player . . . engineering' at Penn State comes next. College Preparatory: Band I, 2, 3: District Band 2: Chorus I. ARDUINI, LEONA . . . dark eyes shining . . . curIs-a- bobbing . . . loves pina . . . seen leading the color guards . . . airline hostess or secretary. Secretarial Course: Color guard I, 2, 3 lhead 3l: Tri-Hi-Y 2. BACHMAN, RONALD . . . easy going . . . hunts, fishes . . . interest in models, cars and girls . . . hopes to be a drafts- man in the U.S.A.F. College Preparatory: Boys Chorus I: Christmas Vespers I: Spring Concert I: Stage Crew 3. BARTHOL, DORIS . . auto race fan . . . found at Blue Ridge Drive-in . . . 'aitressing or cosmetology foreseen. General Course: Photo Club I. BARTHOLOMEW, GERALDINE M .... interested in pic- tures of hill-billy stars? Geraldine has a complete collection of them . . . hopes to enter W. A. F. General Course. BARTHOLOMEW, JOHN . . . J. B., the friendly under- taker . . . feigns conservativeness . . . Nix beser, as he turns on his Hi Fi . . . the University of Miami will claim him for the next four years. College Preparatory. BARTHOLOMEW, JOSHUA . . . seen with the field 'n stream crowd . . . camper . . . future finds Josh in the field of printing. Trade Course. BEALER, NANCY . . . Bandstand fan . . . plays minia- ture golf frequently . . . get your hair set at Bealer's Salon. General Course: Photo Club I. BECK, DALE . . . Becky . . . laughs, fun, and serious- ness . . . novial Ford mechanic . . . may enter the Air Force or become a diesel mechanic. Trade Course. BEERS, DAVID . . . pass Edgemont Park, there's Dave . . . car fun . . . hunts . . . plans to join Army. General Course: Student Council I. DIRECTORY BEERS, DOROTHY . . . where there's fun there's Dot . . . contributes many ideas toward a good time . . . a change of pace . . . secretarial work or switchboard operator. Secretarial Course: Amptennian Staff 3. BEERS, PRESTON . . . Pinky . . . hunts, fishes . . . fancies girls and cars . . . next, IBM or electrical school. General Course: Rifle Club I. BENJAMIN, RUTH . . . quiet, blue-eyed brunette . . . studious and sincere . . . sews a beautiful stitch in leisure time . . . debating between receptionist job or title Mrs. Secretarial Course. BENNINGER, ANNETTE L .... talk, talk, talk . . . danc- ing and working at DeeVille keep her on her toes . . . wants to be a good secretary. Secretarial Course: Amp- tennian 3. BENNIS, JUDITH . . . gossip, giggles, gum . . . babysits, reads, listens to radio . . . will improve techniques by at- tending business college. Secretarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Amptennian Staff 3. BILHEIMER, DOUGLAS . . . pounding the hardwood . . . digging out in the 440 . . . amiable personality . . . a shy smile and blush . . . the future - physical education at the University of Miami. College Preparatory: Basketball I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: N Club 3. BIRD, ROBERT . . . keeps his Chevy in A-I condition . . . seen weekly at Cherryville dances . . . roller skating . . . future plans lean toward the Navy. Trade Course: Rifle Club I. BORGER, RONALD . . . Mr. Field and Stream . . . enjoys fishing, trapping, and hunting . . . active Rifle Club member and stage crew hand. College Preparatory: Stage Crew I, 2, 3: Rifle Club l. BOWEN, ROBERT . . . dark, handsome lad . . . subtle laugh . . . Dip - hangout . . . active participant of sports . . . college comes next. College Preparatory: Junior Class Treasurer: N Club 3: Football I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3. page one hundred twenty SENIOR DIRECTORY BREIDINGER, ELIZABETH A .... Beh'y . . . black hair, brighf smile, and mischievous . . . Lufher League and Church Choir member . . . will be seen operafing a rypewrifer or swifchboard. Secreiarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 lVice Presidenf Zl. BROBST, EDGAR A .... high caliber frombonisf . . . en- ioys anyfhing fhal' has a beef . . . leader of The Nobles, ian orchesfra . . . if he asks you fo, Try our Chrisfmas lay-away plans. - DON'T . . . Ed plans fo be a morfician. General Course: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3: Mixed Ensemble 2, 3: Disfrici' Chorus 2, 3: Sfafe Chorus 3: Band I, 2, 3: Wresfling I, 2: N Club 3. BURITS, RITA ANN . . . a smile for all . . . calls everyone honey . . . visualizes fypewrifers and nofebooks in her fufure. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 lSecrefary I: Vice Presidenf Zl. BURKHARDT, NANCY D .... A pleasanf smile and a charming personalify . . . Nance has her hand in many pofs, sfirring up good in all of fhem . . . fun-loving and a good skafe . . . does she like pizza? . . . upon graduafion our Florence Nighfingale is off fo fhe Universify of Pennsyl- vania Hospifal School of Nursing. College Preparafory: Girls Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I: Band I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Nafional Honor So- ciefy 2, 3 lVice Presidenf 3I: Amplennian 2, 3 lco-edifor 31: Science Fair I: Junior Speaking Confesf 2: N Club 3. CHERRY, ANN MARIE . . . happy-go-lucky . . . works af Dee Villa Blouse . . . Fufure - a iob or fha army. Gen- eral Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. CHIMARYS. RAYMOND . . . quief, reserved . . . always a friendly hi . . . prefers home fo fhe ouf-of-doors . . . hopes lo acquire wings in fhe Air Force. General Course: Track I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 2, 3. CORRELL, EDWARD . . . Daniel Boone , . . hunfs, fishes . . . Casfle Rock fan . . . in fhe fufure lies an office iob. Secrefarial Course: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Aff Club I. CHRISTMAN, MARVIN A .... shorf jaunfs from Weavers- ville fo Norfhampfon . . . very popular . . . Marv's fufure- anchors aweigh. General Course: Foofball l. CRISCE, ANGELINE . . . Where did I puf fhaf assign- menf? . . . familiar cry . . . enioys movies, walks, dafes . . . fulure holds for Angie fifle Mrs. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 IChapIain ll: Ampfennian Sfaff 3. CUSTER, DWIGHT . . . quief, friendly . . . Chrislmas Cify cusfomer . . . hunfs, fishes . . . anficipafing an A. F. Ca- reer. College Preparafory: Boys' Chorus I. DIETER, DONALD W .... Mr, Geography . . . works af A 81 P . . . reading is his hobby . . . college and fhe Navy Blue looms in his fufure. College Preparafory: Rifle Club I: Sfudenf Council 3: Ampfennian 2, 3: Nafional Honor Sociely 3. DIETER, THOMAS . . . focuses his spare fime acfivifies on hunling, fishing, and dancing . . . given his '50 Dodge, he heads for The Pink Cloud . . . hopes fo be a linofypisr. General Course: Rifle Club I: Prinling 2, 3: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3: Baseball lmanagerl I, 2, 3: N Club 3. DELUCIA, JOAN . . . falkafive, friend fo all . . . dances, wafches TV, eafs af Diner . . . iob af Wesfern Elecfric or Bell Telephone. General Course: Sfudenf Council I, 2. DELUCIA, MARY . . . big brown eyes . . . hint of mis- chief . . . fries ouf new recipes . . . sews lafesl fashions . . . secrefarial iob follows. Secrefarial Course: Chorus I: Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3: Ampfennian Sfaff 3. DERHAMMER, CARL . . . black hair . . . hunfs and plays baseball . . . hangout af Crossroads . . . clerk or Army? General Course. DERKITS, RICHARD . . . fhere's Rick . . . making anofher fouchdown . . . breaking a frack record . . . locafed al Dip or Allenfown . . . college? College Preparafory: N Club 2, 3 lSecrefary 3I: Track I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 2, 3: Ampfen- nian Sfaff 3. DEUTSCH, JCSEPH . . . Honey - energy in our-of-doors sporfs . . . found af Chrisfmas Cify . . . Marines are nexi. General Course. page one hundred Iwenfyeone SENIOR DISCHINAT, CHARLES . . . Charlie . . . a 3 letter man... ardent N Club worker . his ambition is to be a biology teacher. College Preparatory: Football I, 2, 3: Baseball Ig Track 3: Science Fair I. DOBIIS, DONNA L .... a cute smile . . . bobbing pony- tail . . . her typing and shorthand skill will be an asset in her oncoming career. Secretarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 ISecretary I, 2: Vice President 3I: National Honor Soci- ety 3: Amptennian 3. DORNBACH, JOAN M .... expert on baseball . . . clerk at Newberry's . . . member ot Young People's . . . Sunday School teacher . . . will be found seated behind a secre- tary's desk. Secretarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 lChap- lain 3I: Fashion Show Ig Amptennian 3. EBNER, ADOLPH . . . iolly guy . . . hangout at Dip . . . enioys exploring caves . . . senior class splunlcer . . . me- chanics or Navy is next. Trade Course: N Club 3: Foot- ball I, 2, 3: Wrestling l, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3. EDELMAN, DORIS , . . care-tree, fun-loving . . . quiet, pleasant disposition . . . possessor ot spelling bee medals.. . will probably enter the Air Force. Secretarial Course. EDELMAN, NANCY . . . loyal Elvis fan . . . usually found at the Sara-J Restaurant . . . upon graduation, she hopes to ioin the Marines. General Course. ENGLER, TIMOTHY . . . busy as a bee working at the Acme . . . roars around Blue Lantern in a Ford . . . future- service or full time work at the Acme. Trade Course. ERDOSY, CAROL . . . cute, quiet . . . artistic . . . likes animals . . . snappy color guard . . . nursing career at Uni- versity of Pennsylvania for Carol. College Preparatory: Color Guard 37 National Honor Society 3, Art Exhibit I, 2, 35 Gym Team I, 2, 3. FALAT, JOANNE . . . Jo Jo . . . pretty, blue-eyed blond . . . movies, dances, miniature golf take up spare time . . . future . . . receptionist. Secretarial Course: Photo Club I. DIRECTORY FARKAS, YOLANDA . . . hearty giggle announces this lassie . . . click . . . there goes the radio again . . . operating IBM is next. Secretarial Course: Amptennian 3. FATZINGER, JAMES . . . mischievous . . good tor a laugh. Trade Course: Hi-Y I, 2, 3. FAUSTNER, GLORIA ANN . . , the 'Bandstand watcher' is watching you . . . expert on rock 'n roll tunes . . . no square when it comes to square dancing . . . plans tuture as a waitress. General Course. FLAMISH, MARY ANN . . . sweet, pert Miss . . . seen skating at Edgemont . . . reads books . . . will brighten oftice working as a stenographer. Secretarial Course: Photo Club lg Amptennian Staff 3. FLYTE, NANCY . . . buzz-buzz . . . is the sound of her sewing machine . . . found at Edgemont roller rink or square dancing . . . will it be the Navy blue or a secre- tarial position? Secretarial Course: Photo Club I. FRABLE, CAROLE . . . lipstick, powder, eye make-up . . . cute movie tan . . . latest fashions . . . coming soon -- a secretarial iob. Secretarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3, Spring Con- cert I, 2, 3: Christmas Vespers I, 2, 3. FRITZ, SHIRLEY . . . brightens any crowd with her quiet sense of humor . . . reads tor her pastime . . . candidate for the W. A. C. General Course. GALL, JOHN . . . cute, tall . . . builds muscles by weight lifting . . . second home is the Hill Top . . . he will litt high in the Air Force. General Course: Football I, 2. GARDNER, DOROTHY . . . talkative . . . triendly smile... always sampling something new at Spaar's . . . looking tor- ward to a secretarial iob. Secretarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. GARGER, ANNA MARIE . . . a pro at driving and ten- nis . . . poise and personality plus . . . will assume role of private secretary. Secretarial Course: Photo Club I: Con- crete Courier 2, 37 National Honor Society 2, 3 Isecretary 3Ig Christmas Vespers 33 Amptennian 3. page one hundred twenty-two SENIOR DIRECTORY GARTNER, RUDOLPH . . . may be found af bowling alley or iungle rock . . . likes hunfing . . . Marine Corps is his fufura plan. Trade Course: Wresfling I, 2, 3. GENOVESE. RONALD R .... Spider is one of Ille boasfers of fhe Church basemenf group . . . loves fo fease fhe girls . . . if he sifs in the draff foo long, he mighf gef caughf! General Course: N Club 3. GONTAR, PETER . . . likeable guy known as rabbi+ . . . spare fime acfivifies are hunfing . . . wresfling fool: him fo disfricfs . . . draffsman looms in fhe fufure. Trade Course: Foofball I, 2, 3: Wresfling I, 2, 3. GRABARITS, EUGENE . . . hangouf George's Resfaurdniu- found baffering away on fennis courfs . . . may gef fo- gefhar wifh Air Force affer school. Trade Course. GRAVER, JUDITH . . . cufe, faifhful friend . . . efficienf Blue Mounfain Res? waifress . . . fufure - secrefarial iob. Secretarial Course: Band I, 2, 3: Spring COHCQVI I. 2, 3: N Club 3. GREEN. DOLORES . . . always knows fhe lafesf news . . . pleasanf girl wifh a winning smile . . . enioys dances, mo- vies, books . . . compfomefer school will claim her nexf. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. GREENER, RICHARD C .... fhe flying engineer . . . affar college fhe Air Force will claim fhis fine young man . . . a faifhful Science Fair confribufor. College Preparafory: Rifle Club I: Ampfennian 3. HANDWERK, RONALD GENE . . . experf af working wifh model cars, planes, and hof rods . . . Pal-Sla Bowling AI- ley is his hangouf . . . plans fo enfer a branch of fhe service. General Course: Fishing Club I: Rifle Club I. HANDWERK, WALLACE . . . inferesfs vary from hunfing and fishing fo cars . . . will give up field and siream for Air Force blue. Trade Course. HANKEE, JOHN . . . firsf class clown . . . always showing card fricks . . . hangs ouf af Casfle Rock and Dairyland Kufzfown Sfafe follows. College Preparaiory. HANZARIK, MICHAEL . . . owner of 'crazy' cars . . . en- ergefic mechanic . . . avid hunfer . . . plans fo enfer fhe Air Force. Trade Course. HAYNE, SUSAN . . . Found af Spaar's or Lake Harmony . . . performs wafer skiing skills . . . fufure Lady in Whife. College Preparafory: Tri-Hi-Y lPresidenf 2, Secrefary 3l: Gym Team 2, 3. HECKMAN, LARRY . . . ioksfer of class . . . found af Spaar's or fiddling with car . . . hopes fo become a fop nofch carpenfer. Trade Course. HEFFELFINGER, FRED . . . acfive and lively . . . kepf busy wresfling, hanging af dip, or wresfling . . . shy, likeable class officer . . . fufure . . . mechanics for Heffie. Trade Course: Wresfling I, 2, 3: N Club 2, 3: Sophomore Class Presidenf: Senior Class Treasurer. HEISLER, ROSE . . . friendly smile . . . sparkling eyes . . . enioys reading . . . will soon hear wedding bells. Secre- farial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Christmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3. HIESTAND, LARRY . . . Muskraf . . . class comedian... falk up a sform in seconds . . . key fo success . . . business adminisirafion degree. College Preparafory: Boys' Chorus I. 2. 3l Mixed Chorus I. 2. 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Science Fair I, 2: Disfricf Chorus I, 2, 3: Forensics I: N Club 3: Junior Speaking Confesf 2 lFirs+ Placelg Track I, 2: Senior Class Play 3. HILLS, MARK . . . Broom . . . rock 'n' roll kid . . . frademark, his haircuf . . . iaunfs fo Dip . . . physical edu- cafion feacher coming up. College Preparafory: Track I. HORVATH, JUDY . . . a flair for Clofhes . . . a giff of gab . . . champion gum-chewer . . . loves lengfhy phone conversafions . . . Judy's mounfain of energy will aid her in a secrelarial posifion. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I: Gym Team I, 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3 lCo-Capfain 3l: N Club 3. HUMMEL, WALTER . . . ardenf baseball player and fan... enioys membership in Rifle Club . . . inferesfed in prinf- ing . . . plans fo ioin Pennsylvania Sfafe Police Force. General Course: Rifle Club I: Prinfing I. page one hundred twenty-Ihree SENIOR DIRECTORY HUTTERER, FRED . . . quier, pleasanl, lols of fun . . . par- iicipales in aihlefics . . . relaxes af lhe Dip . . . may be ihe owner of a Marine uniform. Trade Course: Wresfling I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3. HVAZDA, EDNA ANN . . . fall, slender, and aflraciive... she enioys music and dancing ai Cherryville . . . enihu- siasiic Science Fair pariicipani . . . nexi in Iine is medical Iechnology at Moravian. College Preparaiory: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: N Club 3: Naiional Honor Socieiy 3: Science Fair I, 2, 3: Chrisimas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Ari' Exhibif 2. IASIELLO, KATHLEEN . . . pefile and flirlalious . . . a flashing smile . . . can charm anyone will-I her big brown eyes . . . ihe Allenlown Hospifal School of Nursing puis ifs claim on our Kaihy. College Preparafory. JOHNSON, EUGENE . . . one of ihe many who enioys huniing . . . spends summer swimming . . . hopes io become an airplane mechanic. Trade Course. KEGLOVITS, RICHARD . . . Never firing . . . always smiling . . . iha'l's Keggy . . . all around man . . . grid champ . . . class Vice Presidenl . . . fhis nordic gianI plans college fuiure. College Preparalory: Fooiball I, 2, 3: Traci: I, 2, 3: Ampfennian 3: Senior Class Play 3: Lighiing Crew I, 2: N Club 3: Senior Class Vice Presideni. KERN, DOUGLAS . . . Mr. Gregory's righl hand man . . . Dip or Dairyland . . . Service is nexl. College Preparaioryz Lighling and Slage Crew I, 2, 3. KERN, NANCY . . . quiei, neaf, efficienf . . . willing io help anyone in need . . . she will be an assei lo any office. Secreiarial Course. KLEINSCHUSTER, JACOB . . . Tall, aihlefic . . . Beersville pride and icy . . . high scholasiic record . . . milifary aca- demy awaiis Jaime. College Preparaiory: Naiional Honor Socieiy 2, 3 lFresidenl 3l: N Club 3: Amplennian Siafl' 3 lSpor+s Edilorl: Junior Speaking Coniesh Foolball I, 2. 3: Traci I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers 3. KLEPPINGER, EMMA L .... Susie . . . works diligenily ai Miller's Depi. Siore or Swirly Top . . . her fuiure plans include a secrelarial posifion. Secreiarial Course: Tri-Hi- Y I, 2, 3. v KLOTZ, THOMAS . . . Sammy's righi-hand man . . . effi- cienl aiiendanf ai Cily Service Siaiion . . . will one day speed info his own auio body shop. General Course: Fooiball I: Baslreiball I: Tracl: I: Fishing Club I. KNAPPENBERGER, JUNE . . . has big smile wiih pleasing personalify . . . inleresl -- East Siroudsburg's Gym Team and slraling . . . 'fuiure - secrelary or beaufician. Secrelarial Course. KNOPF, WILLIAM . . . iops in dancing, roller slraiing, wresfling . . . one of 'the Jungle Roch boys . . . greai iolrer . . . will be fine addition +o Uncle Sam's Army. General Course: Wreslling I. KOCH, BARBARA ANN . . . +he meniion of pierogies or pizza brings Barbara on ihe scene . . . acfive in Lulher League . . . will secure her MRS. degree. Secrefarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chris?- mas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Conceri' I, 2, 3. KOCHAN, OREST . . . Zoom! There goes Fuzz . . . he is eiiher ai home worlring on his car or ai Hillside frying if ou? . . . if sure will be quiei when Fuu is off 'Io college. College Preparafory: Sfudenl' Council 2: Class Officer lVice Presideni Zl. KOCHER, GLORIA . . . need a babysilfer? . . . charms many loddlers . . . bowls, swims, dances in her spare lime . . . sweel disposiiion will be an assel in her office career. Secreiarial Course: Girlsl Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Cl-urisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3. KOCHER, NANCY . . . quiel, compeieni, friendly . . . seen worliing ardenily ar Dee Ville . . . fulure holds a cosme- iology course. Secreiarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Ampfennian S+-all 3: Chris+mas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: Spring Conceri I, 2, 3. KOCHER, ROBERT . . . an ardenl' woodsman . . . quiel personalify . . . excelleni siudeni . . . hard worker . . . hopes lo procure a secrelarial iob ai Beihlehem Sieel. Secreiarial Course: Mixed Chorus I: Band I: Hi-Y 2: Chrisfmas Vespers 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. page one hundred iwenfy'Iour SENIOR KOHLER, JANE . . . pony-tail gal . . . efficient, intelli- gent . . . friendly, ambitious . . . enloys movies, baseball . . . Penn State lies ahead. College Preparatory: Band I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2: Christmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concert I, 2, 3: Science Fair I: Amptennian 3: Art Exhibit 2. KOLB, DIANE ELAINE . . . one of our high stepping maior- ettes . . . expert letter writer . . . loves swimming and dancing . . . hopes to be a secretary. Secretarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3 lMaiorette 2, 3l: Christmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Con- cert I, 2, 3: N Club 3: Senior Class Play 3. KRAMER, MARLENE . . . Rusty . . . tries out hair styles and colors . . . artistic . . . art school? General Course. KRATZER, MARIE . . . long black hair . . . engages in 'fancy dance steps or triclcy slrating figures . . . she will charm the slries as an airline hostess. Secretarial Course: Amptennian Staff 3. KREMUS, FRED . . . Fritz . . . quiet in class . . . strong on the gridiron . . . a speedster on the traclx team . . . pas- time -ice slcating and swimming . . . plans to be a member of our armed forces. Trade Course: Football I, 2, 3: Track I. 2, 3: N Club 2. 3. KRESSLER, MARGARET . . . blaclr hair . . . winning smile . . . exhibits dancing style . . . newspaper reporter? General Course: Senior Class Play 3. KUNTZ, KAREN . . . talkative, ambitious . . . expert danc- er . . . fancies dates . . . September brings Penn State. College Preparatory: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Spring Concert I, 2, 3: Christmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Courier I, 2, 3 lEditor 3l: Amp- tennian Staff 3: N Club 3: Senior Class Play 3: Science Fair I: Art Exhibit 2: Red Cross Representative 2, 3. KURTER, LEWIS F .... fishing and hunting season finds good-natured Lewis out of doors with his rod or gun . . . has his sights set on silver wings. General Course: Band I. LADICK, BETTY ANN . . . a cute brownette . . . a charm- ing maiorette . . . Betty's Ietterwriting to that certain Ma- rine consumes much of her time . . . our wise old owl sees her standing over her own Kitchen stove. College Preparatory: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrstmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concert I, 2, 3: Band lMaiorettel 2, 3. DIRECTORY LAKATOSH, LARRY . . . Locly . . . drives a sleek Chevy . . . hunts, fishes, traps . . . college plans lie ahead. Col- lege Preparatory: Band I, 2. 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Art Ex- hibit 2. LAUB, CAROL ANN . . . Oops! Another gutter ball . . . reading rates high with Carol .Q . . as future unrolls we see her behind a deslr at Western Electric. Secretarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I. LAUBACH, NELSON . . . girl teaser . . . partalces of all types of hunting . . . his future holds the service. Trade Course. LAUFIK, LORETTA . . .subtle humor . . . loads of fun . . . enjoys worlzing . . . college holds bright future tor this young lady. Secretarial Course: Fashion Show I: Amp- tennian Staff 3. LEIBY, SABINA ANNE . . . Bina is a water slriing enthusia- ast . . . spends her spare time at Laine Harmony . . . inter- ested in horses, books, and hiliing . . . the crystal ball sees her as a naturalist. College Preparatory: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Concrete Courier I: Gym Team 2, 3. LEINDECKER, RONALD . . . Stunt man . . . rod and worms - he's fishing again . . . Air Force Blue for Ron. College Preparatory: Wrestling I, 2: Rifle Club I: Student Council I. LERCH, RUTH . . . chewing gum, giggles . . . chases op- posite sex . . . seen at Miller's Diner . . . Western Electric iob is awaiting Ruth. General Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. LONGENBACH, DAVID . . . active in 4-H . . . has earned many blue ribbons . . . hunts and fishes . . . planning on dairy farming as a career. Trade Course. LOPSONZSKI, NANCY . . . tiny, cute, tallrative . . . dances, skates . . . seen at Spaar's . . . future, nursing school. Col- lege Preparatory: Band I, 2, 3: N Club 3: Spring Concert I, 2, 3: Art Exhibit 2. LOWER, BRUCE A .... tall, fair, handsome . . . quiz Icid . .. talres time out from the Palm to listen to good music and read . . . awaits day when he will put M.D, after his name. College Preparatory. page one hundred twenty-five SENIOR LUBENESKY, GERALD . . . Iall, slraighf faced . . . lakes aparl car engines . . . puls Ihem back? . . . he will Wear Ihe Navy blue. General Course. LUTTE, JEFFREY L .... a huddle of guys . . . a wave of laughler . . . anoiher s+un+ by Jeff Ihe ioker . . . small but mighly . . . our P. of D. whiz looks foward a leaching ca- reer. College Preparalory: Hi-Y 2. MACADAM, WILLIAM . . . giggling Bill . . . scienlific minded . . . humorous . . . Drexel in Sepiember. College Preparaforyz Band I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Science Fair I: Ampiennian Slaff 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3. MANN, REBECCA . . . sweei winning smile . . . dimples. . . voice of a lark . . . ZolIinger's fashion model . . . fuiure - secrelarial or cosmefology school. Secrelarial Course: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3: Forensics I, 2, 3: Dislricl Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrisimas Vespers I, 2, 3: N Club 3. MARAKOVITS, ANTHONY . . . dark hair . . . small . . . ihrives on cars . . . ho? rods around Iown . . . will 'lour 'lhe seas wilh Ihe Navy. General Course: Siudenf Council 3. MARAKOVITS, FRANK . . . fall, dark, brown eyes, wavy hair, m-m-m . . . excellenf dancer and drummer . . . fine sense of humor . . . loss-up for Ihe fulure beiween Ihe Navy and a posifion in an office. Secrelarial Course: Band I, 2, 3. MARCHAK, JAMES . . . Iall, cufe, muscular . . . whiz on Ihe grid . . . besl' confer yel . . . popular, friend 'Io all . . college in slore for Jim. College Preparaforys Chrislmas Vespers 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: Foolball I, 2, 3: Baslnelball I. 2: N Club 2, 3 IPresidenI 3l. MARSH, VERONICA . . . blond, green eyes . . . depend- able . . . pariicipales in many acfivilies . . . Ihis charming secrelary will brighlen some office. Secrelarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Spring Con- cerl' I, 2, 3: Chrisimas Vespers I, 2, 3: Junior Speaking Coniesf 2 lFirsI Placel: Ampfennian 3. MARTON, JOSEPH . . . handsome . . . blond crew cul... sporis-minded kid . . . baskefball and fooiball cham- pion . . . Easi Slroudsburg is in sighl. College Prepara- Iory: Foofball I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: N Club 3. DIRECTORY MATHERN, WENDY . . . peiiie, quief, wavy hair . . . dances, reads, bowls . . . will furfher educalion al' Kuh- I-own. College Preparaiory: Sfudenf Council I: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Forensics 2: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2. 3: N Club 3: Science Fair I: Ari' Exhibir 2: Naiional Honor Socieiy 2, 3: Ampiennian Slaii 3. McCAFFERTY, SCARLETT K .... dark hair and eyes char- aclerize our lrish . . . enjoys wrifing shorl slories . . . makes a weekly frip fo Cherryville . . . 'Ihe 'lulure sees subfle Scarleii as an elemenlary Ieacher. College Pre- paralory: German Play 2. McCANDLESS, KAREN . . . KooI:ie . . . quiei, reserved . . . reads confinually . . . will make a fine psychologist College Preparaiory: Drama Club I: Pholo Club I: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Amplennian 3. MEIXNER, RICHARD . . . Chubber . inleresf, weighi- lifiing and red and whife Plymoulh . . . regular Dip cuslo- mer . . . fulure offers college or service. College Prepara- Iory: Amplennian Slaff 3: Track 3. MELTSCH, SHIRLEY . . . giggles, laughier . . . charms New- berry cuslomers . . . will learn fhe arf of privale secrelary al' Belhlehem Business School. College Preparafory: Siu- deni Council I: Courier I, 2, 3: Amplennian Sfaff 3. MESICS, JOSEPH . . . Iall, blond . . . Iinkers around auios . .. TV Fan . . . will if be 'lurfher schooling or Air Force? Gen- eral Course: Foofball I, 2, 3. MESICS, ROBERT . . . Scre-e-ech . . . Ihere goes Bob . . ardenl ouidoorsman . . . iulure years spenl in Air Force College Preparafory: Baskefball I, 2, 3. MICHAEL, GLORIA . . . cuie liHIe blond . . . laughing blue eyes . . . class secrefary . . . Iulure is queslionable. College Preparalory: Class Secrelary I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus I: Courier I, 2, 3: Chrisimas Vespers I, 3: Spring Concerl I: Sfudenl Council I, 2 ISecreiary 2l. MILKOVITCH, MARYANN . . . ihe girl wifh fhe beauii- ful hair . . . enioys dancing and writing Io her penpal . . . will someday grace Ihe office of a lucky execulive. Sec- reiarial Course: Girls' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Chrisl- mas Vespers 3: Spring Conceri' 3: Nalional Honor Socieiy 3: Ampiennian 3. page one hundred Iwenfy-six SENIOR MILLER, JAMES R .... Jim, Ihe music masfer . . . is al- ways on Ihe go . . . 'Ihe Navy pafienfly awaifs his enlisf- menf. College Preparaiory: Rifle Club I: Boys' Chorus 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Ensemble 3: Band 2, 3: Spring Concerl 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers 2, 3. MILLER. KAY . . . chubby, cheerful, chaflery . . . adds wif 'fo any conversafion . . . babysifs . . . collecfs records . . . awaifing her enfrance info fhe business world. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I lChaplain II. MILLS, REBECCA . . . Beclcy . . . pleasanl' and even- fempered . . . champion babysiffer and Tuna sandwich safer . . . she will educafe our younger generafions, Col- lege Preparaioryz Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. MINNICH, DAVID . . . cufe, lighl' brown crew cuf . . . enioys swimming and ice slrafing . . . Barber career. General Course. MOSER, BARRY . . . mafhemafical whiz . . . hobby is model building . . . experl' Irumpef player . . . eleclricdl engineering is on fhe fulure agenda. College Preparafory: Band I, 2, 3: Chorus I: N Club 3: Ampfennian Siaff 3: Spring Concerl' I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers 2: Forensics I. MOSER, DOUGLAS . . . small, cufe dimples . . . popular. friendly guy . . . lilies hisfory . . . seen ai Spaar's or on sporis fields . . . will furiher educaiion. Trade Course: Sfudenf Council 2. MOYER, MARY . . . dark hair . . . energefic . . . sporfs fan . . . always laughing and iolring . . . college is nexi- sfep. College Preparafory: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Chrisimas Vespers I, 2, 3: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3: Sci- ence Fair I: Courier I, 2, 3: N Club 3: Junior Red Cross Represenfafive 2, 3 MULLNER, FREIDA . . . cufe, Iighf-hearfed . . . seen be- hind Newberry's counfer . . . schedule includes sporfs evenfs, babysifling . . . her demure, dependable person- alify will be an assef fo any office. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I lTreasurer ll. DIRECTORY NACHESTY, JEAN . . . cufe, pleasing smile . . . high- slepping head majorefie . . . spends leisure Iime bowling, movies, dancing, and waifressing . . . fufure - beaufician. College Preparafory: Maiorefie I, 2, 3: Vespers 3: Spring Concerf 3: N Club 3. NEDEROSTEK, BETTY ANN . . . sweef, friendly smile . . . shows her bowling slrill af Hampfon Lanes . . . enioys slraf- ing and dancing . . . compfomefer school is nexi. Secre- farial: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3 lTreasurer 21. NEMETH, MARY ANNE . . . Speedy in fhe halls . . . dancing, reading, Iennis, lieeping abreasf wifh fashions . . . a compefenf secrefary on anyone's payroll. Secrefarial Course: Phoio Club I: Sfudenf Council I, 2: Nafional Honor Socieiy 2, 3: Concrefe Courier I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers 3: Ampfennian 3. NEWHARD, MARY . . . sparlcling eyes . . . hearf fhumps a+ Ihe menfion of a '54 Chevy or BerI's place . . . slzaies, swims . . . will sail Ihe seas when she ioins fhe Waves. Secrefarial Course. NICHOLAS, ELIZABETH ANN . . . our firsl' place Science Fair winner . . . spends leisure Iime riding and Iraining her horse SpoI . . . raises oiher animals for 4-H . . . land- scape archiieclure af Penn Siaie will suif Liz. College Preparaforyz Drama Club I: Concreie Courier 2, 3: N Club 3: Science Fair I, 2, 3 Ifirsf place winner I, 2I: Arf Exhibit 2. NICKISHER, RONALD . . . avid iolre feller . . . curly brown hair . . . leisure time spenf weighflifiing and wifh his girl. . . Easf Sfroudsburg nexf. College Preparafory: Ampfennian Sfaff 3. NUSH, CAROLE . . . raclianf personalify and pleasanl disposifion . . . ardenf sporis fan . . . assef in any office. Secrelarial Course: Ampfennian Sfaff 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, lTreasurer I, 3l: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers 3. ODENWELDER, JERRY . . . quiet, red head . . . barifone player . . . worlrs on farm . . . wanis fo be pilof in U. S. A. F. College Preparafory: Band I, 2, 3: Chorus I. page one hundred twenty-seven SENIOR ONCHECK, ROSEMARIE . . . cheerful, vivacious . . . Iime wilh fiance, Barry . . . nexf, nursing or housekeeping. Gen- eral Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concert I, 2, 3. PALY, DENNIS . . . sfill affempfing Io break his own 257 bowling score . . . Dodgers fan . . . will be an assef Io any firm. Secrelarial Course: Sludenf Council 2, 3: Chrisl- mas Vespers 3. PAUL, SANDRA . . . quiel, dark bruneffe . . . rides horse Bus+er . . . culinary experl . . . field of arf will enfedain her. Secrefarial Course. PETKO, MARY ANN . . . a giggle and a smile . . . spends much lime doing homework . . . reading and babysilfing will be a good secrefary. Secrefarial Course: Library Club I. PROZONIC. NANCY . . . looks are deceiving - she is more spry Ihan shy . . . bowls. plays Iennis, and dances... found eafing af Eas1man's . . . fufure privale secrelary. Secrelarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Ampfennian Sfaff 3: Chris?- mas Vespers 3. RECKER, JACQUELINE . . . cracking gum . . . long curls . . . gab-gab-always on 'the phone . . . fulure secrefary. Secre- Iarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3. REENOCK, DONALD . . . Fafs fo everyone . . . one of fhe Jungle Rock boys . . . swims in fhe Lehigh . . . Marine Corps is nexf sfop. Trade Course: Foofball I, 2, 3: Wresf- Iing I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: N Club 2, 3. REHRIG, JOAN . . . finds spending money enioyable . . . a nursing career is her hope . . . poised, amicable, pleas- anl. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, lCl1aplain Il. REPH, GERALDINE . . . fun-loving aflifude . . . spins her roller skales frequenfly . . . iovial characfer will be an aflri- bufe as an airline hosfess. Secrelarial Course: Ampfennian 3. REYER, WILLIAM . . . Now we will hear one of Ihe lop len funes . . . Bandshell disc iockey . . . handyman wifh saw and hammer . . . will 'spin' Io eleclronics or radio announcing. Trade Course: Arr Club I, 2. DIRECTORY RINKER, ROCKE . . . Shorfie . . . hangoul' -- Charlie's Place . . . hobby, Iinkering wifh aulos . . . hopes fo ioin army. Trade Course. RITTER, DARLENE . . . lovely lass wifh a cheery hello ... neai, quiel, friendly . . . acfive church member. Secrefarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y lPresiden'r I, 3l: Nafional Honor Sociefy 3. ROBERTS, DORIS . . . Brighf, cheerful, energelic . . . bowls, dances, skafes, swims . . . business school in fall. College Preparatory: Band I, 2: Chrisfmas Vespers 3. ROCKEL, DARLENE . . . perky liHle miss . . . devofes fime 'ro wrifing leffers fo a cerfain sailor . . . her nealness and pleasing personalify will gef her an office iob. Secre- Iarial Course: Library Club lTreasurer Il: Arnpfennian Slaff 3. ROCKOVITS, CAROL . . . Roar of laughfer . . . bundle of robusl energy . . . neaf, fashionable dresser . . . Moravian College in fall. College Preparafory: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Girls' Ensemble I, 2: Chrisfmas Ves- pers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Courier I, 2, 3: N Club 3: Ampfennian Sfaff 3. ROMAN, MARY ANN . . . always laughing . . . works af DeeVille . . . eager Io help . . . wanfs fo enfer a medical career. College Preparafory: Drama Club 2: Science Fair I. ROTH, ALTHEA MARY . . . a brighf smile and ready hello . . . bicycling, riding, and dancing fill her leisure hours . . . AIfhea's fufure - secrefary or beaufician. Sec- refarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Ampfennian 3. RUDELITSCH, GERALD . . . halfback on grid . . . cenfer on hardwood . . . fhrower on Irack Ieam . . . fall, curly blond . . . will confinue educalion al Penn Sfafe. College Prepara- Iory: N Club 2, 3 lfreasurer 3l: Track I, 2, 3: Foofball I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3. SAGER, KAREN . . . five fool' Iwo, eyes of blue . . . en- joys oufdoor sporfs . . . Iennis, swimming, golf . . . ambi- fion - airline execulive secreiary. Secrefarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Girls' Ensem- ble I, 2, 3: Forensics 2: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3. page one hundred fwenfy-eighl SENIOR DIRECTORY SAYLOR, COLIN . . . Crash is Ihe clown of l25 . . . a shy blush . . . a lock of hair on his 'forehead . . . will probably enler armed forces. General Course. SAYUK, ANTOINETTE . . . Toni . . . snappy drum ma- iorelfe . . . fiery affilude . . . pariicipales in many acfivi- lies . . . while cap will suif 'lhis girl. College Preparalory: Amplennian Slaff 3 lLayoul Edilorl: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 31 Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrislmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3: N Club 3: Maiorerle I, 2, 3 lDrum Maiorelle 31: Junior Speaking Conlesl 2 lSecond placeli SQUID' Class Play 3: Senior Siudenl Council 3 lPresidenI 3l: Gym Team I: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3 lsecrelary 31. SCHAEFFER, DALE . . . big wave in his hair . . . handles a Irigger fairly well . . . rides horse back . . . fu+ure7 General Course. SCHAEFFER, NELSON L .... a iolly lad . . . hobbies are reading, bowling, music, phofography . . . K.S.T.C. is Ihe nexl' slep for Nelson. College Preparalory: Junior Speak- ing Conlesl 2: Forensics 2: Band 2: Spring Concerl 2, 3: Boys' Chorus 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Chrislmas Vespers 3: Spring Concerf 3. SCHEFFLER, GEORGE . . . Mr. Lighl-Fool on lhe dance floor . . . hunling and fishing occupy much of his lime... makes Spaar's his second home . . . plans 'Io be 'Ihe young man in 'Ihe Navy blue. General Course: Siudenl Council I. SCHMIDT, MARGARET P. . . Swish! Schmifly rushes fo an- olher dance . . . fhe menlion of 'food brings Margie lo 'lhe head of fha group . . . will make a lop-rank secrelary. Sec- relarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I lVice Presidenll: Band lCoIor- guardl I, 2, 3: N Club 3: Amplennian 3: Nalional Honor Sociely 3. SCHNECK, DORIS . . . a 'friend Io all . . . collecls movie sfar piclures, ice skales, and dances . . . Iyping abilify will push her up fhe ladder of success. Secrelarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. SCHNEIDER, JULIUS . . . fall, dark, cule . . . whiz on bas- kelball courl' . . . high iumper on Irack Ieam . . . iokes and laughfer . . . fuIure7 College Preparatory: Track I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Foolball I, 2: Senior Class Play 3. SCHULTES. DONALD W. . . quiel and sfudious . . . spends spare 'lime working on cars and faking piclures . . . would like 'ro become a professional photographer. College Pre- paralory: Pholo Club I. SEKO, MARY JANE . . . happy go lucky . . . lime occu- pied by leHer wri+ing +o Ihal lucky sailor . . . chews gum conlinuously . . . secrelarial iob is nexl. Secrelarial Course: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3. SENNECA, ANTHONY . . . appears sedale, don'I lei ii 'fool you! . . . hunling or fishing and Tony is ready Io go . . . i'I's Penn Slale for Ihis fellow. College Preparalory. SHELLOCK, ROGER E .... play-boy Rog . . . if noi al 'Ihe Dip is driving his Baby Boneville . . . a greal' 'fufure for him as a marine biologisf. College Preparafory: Hi-Y 2: Baskelball 3. SHIMOSKIE, LOUIS . . . Big Lou . . . assef Io our alh- Iefic program . . . All-Slate Football Team . . . everybody's buddy . . . besl scholarship malerial in years . . . will enler Penn SI'aI'e. General Course: Foolball I, 2, 3: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, 3: N Club 2, 3 lVice Fresidenf 31. SIEGFRIED, CAROL ANN . . . bookkeeper of l24 . . . dash- ing fo 'rhe Lulheran field fo walch baseball . . . wanis fo be a bookkeeper. Secrelarial Course: 'Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3. SIEGFRIED, GRANT . . . Reverend . . . fall, blond . . . humorous . . . Iricky snare drum player . . . acfive in church acliviiies . . . college awails Granf. College Preparalory: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl I, 2, 3: Christmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Band I, 3: Mixed En- semble 2, 3: N Club 3: Science Fair I, Z. 3. SIEKONIC, ANNE . . . a brighl smile . . . a cheery hello . . . secrefarial work is her chosen profession. Secrelarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I, 3. SEIER, JOHN . . . fall . . . seen driving his car . . . enjoys sporls evenfs . . . fulure - Fork Union Mililary Academy. College Preparalory: Foolball I, 2, 3. SILFIES, RAYMOND . . . small bul mighiy . . . jolly, friend- ly . . . Spaar's hangoul . . . fulure undecided. General Course: Wresiling I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: N Club 3. page one hundred 'Iwenfy-nine SENIOR DIRECTORY SILVIUS, BARBARA ANN . . . anylhing. connecfed wifh mu- sic appeals io her . . . reaches accordion lessons and Su- day School . . . four years al' Wesl Chesfer Siafe College will broaden our gal's music career. College Prepararoryz Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Forensics I: N Club 3. SMITH, BARRY . . . sly. curly heir . . . mischievous hor rod . . . may be Iocafed af Johnny's gas sfafion . . . fhe Air Force will hiich Barry. Secrefarial Course: Hi-Y I: Wreslling I, 2. SMITH, KENNETH . . . fall, darlr hair . . . quiel . . . Ihoughf- ful . . . menlion food? . . . fulure? General Course. SNYDER, LARRY . . . Found ai Edgemonl' Parlr . . . rinlrers around cars and arlends races . . . '48 Chevy . . . career - carpeniry. Trade Course. SOLT, HENRY . . . fron? and cenfer . . . Hanlz and his 'Irombone . . . fall, dark, smarl and handsome . . . 'Iirle M.D. in seven years. College Preparafory: Boys' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chris-hnas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerf I, 2, 3: Track I: N Club 3: Ampiennian Sfaff 3: Junior Spealring Confesl 2 ISecond Placel: Sci- ence Fair I, 2, 3: Disfricf Chorus I, 2, 3: Senior Class Play 3. SPENGLER, CAROL . . . brown hair, brown eyes . . . ener- gelic . . . oufsianding babysilfer . . . seen behind counfer ai Lerner's . . . Kufzlown Slate nexi. College Preparafory: Senior Class Play 3: Science Fair I: Girls' Chorus I: Chrisr- rnas Vespers I: Spring Concerl' I: Ampfennian 3. STETTLER, CHARLES . . . fown speedsfer . . . spare -lime occupied improving cars . . . fufure undecided. Trade Course: Traclr I: Wresrling I. SURANOFSKY, LARRY . . . sfrong man 'Iype . . . found around Lehigh . . . received medals and an N Irophy in wresrling . . . fufure - paralroopers. Trade Course: N Club 2, 3: Wreslling I, 2, 3. SZILAGYI, ELIZABETH A .... cliclr-clack of while boois, swirl of a baron, swish of a ponylail announce Be'Hy's arrival . . . proficienl' wrifer of nofes . . . firsl-class Ielephone fallrer... will share her gay disposifion wirh office co-workers. Sec- refarial Course: Tri-Hi-Y I: Band lColorguardI I, lMaior- effel 2, 3: N Club 3. TEMOS. LORRAINE . . . near, efficienl' . . . friendly . . . serious in sfudies . . . energefic sporfs fan . . . Sacred Hearl' Nursing School follows. College Preparaforyz Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Chrisfmas Vespers I, 2, 3: Spring Concerl' I, 2, 3: Ampfennian Sfaff 3. UHERCHIK, ROGER . . . fall, blond crew cur . . . shy . . ourdoorsman . . . may be seen driving Cadillac or Mer- cury . . . fufure . . . efficienf office worker. Secrefarial Course. VASILAWSKY, MARY ANN . . . Bonnie . . . ambifious, friendly. near . . . enioys swimming and iennis . enrhu- siasric cheerleader . . . comperenl' Amplennian Co-Ediror.. . Buclrnell follows in Sepfember. College Preparaioryz Sen- ior Class Play 3: Courier I, 2, 3: Ampfennian Sfaff 2, 3 lCo-Ediror 31: Science Fair I: Cheerleader I, 2, 3: ICo- Capfain 3I: Ari Exhibil' 2: Chrislmas Vespers I, 3: Spring Concerf I: Na'I'ional Honor Sociefy 3: Girls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I: N Club 3. VETOVITZ, MICHAEL G .... Smiley, rho Lover . . . comforrable on Ihe gridiron, baseball diamond, dence floor. . . sporis, hol rods, and girls occupy his lime . . . Air Force is nex+ in line. General Course. VITOVITCH, CAROLYN . . . long, blond hair, blue eyes... Dynami+e . . . chewing gum synonymous wifh her . . . wedding bells will ring soon. Secrerarial Course. VOGEL, DALLAS . . . fall, handsome . . . Senior Class Pres- idenl . . . assel fo baseball feam . . . poinfed in direcfion of Muhlenberg. College Preparalory: Rifle Club I: Junior Class Presideni: N Club 3: Senior Class Presiden-'l': Base- ball I, 2, 3: Foorball Manager I, 2, 3. WAGNER. JOHN . . . Wags . . . iokes, Ieughler . . . mixes superb sundaes al' MSN . . . avid inferesl in cars . . . John loolrs forward ro college. College Preparaiory: Foof- ball I, 2: Baskelball I: Track I, 2: Senior Class Play 3. WALAKOVITZ, JOSEPH . . . gleaming smile . . . enioys oul'-of-doors . . . fuIure7 General Course. WALL, SANDRA . . . near, arhlelic . . . experi babysirier. .. sporfs enfhusiasl' . . . new residence - Kufzlown Campus. College Preparalory: Band I, 2, 3: Courier 2, 3: Dirlricl' Band 2, 3: Spring Conceri' I, 2, 3: Nafional Honor Sociery 3: N Club 3: Science Fair I. page one hundred lhirty SENIOR DIRECTORY WALTZ, EILEEN . . . pelile, poised, perl, and energeiic describes Eileen . . . hobbies include collecfing self and pepper shalrers. Girl Scoufs, Youfh Fellowship . . . fufure Lindergarien leacher. College Preparaioryz Science Fair I, 2: Tri-Hi-Y lVice Presideni I, Chaplain 2, Officers Train- ing Camp Il: Ampfennian Slaff 3. WEBER, JACK . . . all around comedian . . . drags . . . ac- cordion player . . . inleresl in mechanics . . . career in Air Force. College Preparaioryx Rifle Club I. WEBER, LEO . . . curly hair . . . 'Found all over . . . sporis 'Fan . . . fulure - Navy? General Course. WEING, SIEGFRIED . . . quiel lad . . . friendly . . . 'Iu'rure7 College Preparalory. WOGINRICH, THOMAS . . . Wogie . . . whiz and quiz . . . gives Iracl: ream recognifion wilh swifi runs . . . pursue a medical profession. College Preparaiory: N Club 3: Track I, 2, 3: Foofball Manager I, 2, 3: Baslrefball Manager I, 2. 3: Ampfennian Sialf 3. YAREMCHUK, DENNIS . . . ChuIr-Chuk . . . mischie- vous . . . snazzy dresser . . . college nexl' in view. Col- lege Preparafory: Band I, 2, 3: Chorus I: N Club 3: Sci- ence Fair I: Spring Conceri I, 2, 3. YELENICS, JANET ANNE . . . Jan, our Ialenfed alhlele swinging from Ihe rings and furning hand springs . . . she plays fhe piano, lnils, and loves horses . . . nexf year we will see Jan al' college. College Preparaloryz Gym Team I, 2, 3. ZAHARCHUK, SONIA ANNE . . . a bundle of gaiely and acfiviiy . . . The greal Iryer-ouffer of new hair siyles and clolhing . . . Nafasha has a hand in many aclivilies . . . wanls fo 'leech lhe menially relarded. College Prepara- Iory: Concrefe Courier I, 2, 3: Isporls edifor 2, 3I: Cheer- leader I, 2, 3: Ico-capfain 3l: Gym Team 2, 3: N Club 3: Junior Spealring Confesf 2. ZAUN, MARY ANNE . . . Zealous, high-slapping head ma- iorelle . . . always laughing . . . enfhusiasfic sporls fan... career - cosmelology. College Prepararory: Band IMaior- e'He I, 2, 3, head 31: N Club 3: Spring Conceri 3. ZIEGENFUS, WILLIAM . . . candid cameraman . . . reads and sighfsees . . . hopes +o become a physician . . . Ursi- nus comes first College Preparaloryz Phofo Club I: Sci- ence Fair I, 2, 3: Ampiennian Sfaff 3. :laik :Q 5 Qf page one hundred Ihirvyvone Four Star Contributions wir wif wir Elf Dr. Balze ancl Dr. Wildrick Keystone Portland Cement Co. Cement National Bank Kornteinct's Market Cross Country Clothes, Inc J. J. Newberry Co., Northampton, Pa Dee Ville Blouse Co. ' N. H. S. Alumni Association Dragon Cement Company Northampton Rotary Club Division of American Marietta Company , , Northampton Sanitary Dairy First National Bank ot Bath R 81 S P ' t The Hill-Top Luncheonette rm ers l . Universal Atlas Cement -.lOl1n S S'l'UdlO Division ot U.S. Steel Corp. Ka-Res Lingerie, Inc. Was-Den Guns Three Star Contributions A A A N N N Ace Hotel Bar 8: Supply, lnc. Dr. Arthur L. Feldman Joseph L. Fischl y Genner Bros. Co. ot Bath, Pa. Heitzman's Economy Store Northampton and Bath Railroad Company Perclick Construction Co. Sunrise Market A8rP Food Stores Alliance Sand Co. Bath Motor Co. Dr. 8: Mrs. George C. Brong Champion Sales 8: Service - Aluminum Products The Coplay National Bank Crossroads Mobile Home Center Dr. 8: Mrs. Harold E. Everett George's Music Store Paul E. Hall, General Contractor Herd Mobile Homes, lnc. Johnny's Gult Service Jones Esso Station Keystone Dehydrators H. W. Kocher - Roofing, Spouting, Sheet Metal. Siding, Hot Air Heating Two Star Contributions Dr. John B. Kucharczuk Mauser Mill Company Miller Brothers H. A. Miller 81 Sons M. G. Miller, Physician Aaron Newhard, Druggist Newhard Funeral Home Northampton Home Furnishings John J. Sipos, Excavating Solt Chevrolet Stahley's Garage, R.D. 2, Bath, Pa. William J. Swallow Funeral Home Dr. James A. Turner Walker's Pharmacy Wet-zel's Shell Service Station One Star Contributions A 8: G Meat Mkt. Alliance Volunteer Fire Co. No. I American Hotel Art's Food Market Bartholomew Funeral Home Bath Esso Station Bath Home News Bath Hotel Bath Mobile Service Station Bath Service Station W 8: D Beers Plumbing Walter H. Beil, Carpenter and Builder Bensing Funeral Home Attorne George M. Berg Russell Bergenstock Bret-1 Cleaners Atty. Jerome W. Burkepile, Jr. edt Chip's Lunch Clyde Shirt Company Coleman's Dept. Store lrving W. Coleman, Esq. Mike Christott, Beer Distr. Danny's Atlantic Service Station Robert Day General Hauling The Dip Harold Q. Dotter lnsurance Agency Dreher's TV Eberhardt's Economy Market Eddie's Restaurant, Berlinsville Electric Center Elmer's Market Esso Servicenter, Bath Ethel's Beauty Salon Fehnel's Fee and Grain Service One Star Contributions Dr. 8: Mrs. T. Fogle Fosfer Jewelers Fredericlc's General Sfore A Friend Gillespie Jewelers Frank S. Graver, Piano Tuning Dr. and Mrs. John A. Griffin Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Halbfoersfer Rufh Hall Beaufy Shoppe Hangen's Coal and Fuel Oil Service Har'rigan's Cuf Rafe Herman's Used Cars Sue E. Hoffman John C. Hufferer's Texaco Irene's Beaufy Shoppe Jaclc's Resfauranf Jefferson Democrafic Club Jimmy's Sfealc House Joe's Barber Shop Karo's Amoco Al Keiser's Sfealc House Kleclcnersville Service Sfafion Franklin Kocher Koehler's Diamond K Riding Sfables, R.D. .,'.,'i2, Befhlehem Bob Kosc's Trading Posf Kroope's Coffon Shop Lahovslri Cleaners Laufilr's Jewelers Leiby Agency. Bafh Lenfz Mofor Co., lnc. Lerner's Depf. Sfore, Inc. Carl D. Loch - Real Esfafe and lnsurance Main Sfreef Supply Al Miller's Marlcel Monroe M. Miller, General Confracfor Miller's Diner Moser's Sfore Delberf Muffley. Bulldozing and Grading Nafional Honor Sociefy, Class i960 Norfhampfon Brake 8: Elecfrical Service Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Novogral-1 Norfhampfon Flower Shop Norfhampfon Lumber Co. Norfhampfon Plumbing. Heafing 81 Supply Co. Norfhampfon V F W. Posf 47I4 Norfhampfon Business 81 Professional Women's Club John Onuschalr, Beer Disf. Palmerfon Beverage Co. Sidney Parmef, D.D.S. Pefe's Marlcef Dr. 8: Mrs. N. D. Pefruccelli Phillips Feed and Grain Service P+. P ilips Sfore Bob Po'H's Used Cars Qualify Service Sfafion Regal 8: Blum Rehrig's Garage J. S. Reinisch lnsurance Agency Reilz Jewelers Remmel lnsurance Dr. 8: Mrs. H. M. Richards Lesfer W. Rinlcer Roclcel's Texaco Service Sfafion Roclry's lnn Rofh Brofhers, lnc. Saclc's Su ply S+. Nicholvas Ukrainian Home Assn. Curlis A. Selfzer, Sr. Dr. 81 Mrs. Charles F. Sieger Joseph F. Simcoe, Beverage Disf. Sinafore's Marlref Richard A. Smifh, Jusfice of fhe Peace Roscoe P. Snyder, lnsurance 81 Nofary Public S aar's Luncheon Elias Spengler, Esq. Sfull's Phofo Service. Nazarefh, Pa. Swirley Top Tama Town Supply Co. Trach Pblg. 81 Eleof. Umsfead's Gulf Service John Wallzovifs Aufo Service Weber 8: Fleck George C. Wiff 8: Sons Wunderler's Dr. 8: Mrs. Norman A. Zevin My-eighl Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Andrews Mrs. Lillian Andrews Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Arner Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Augustine Ronald Bachman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Behnick and Sons Barbara and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Hampton Berthel and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beehm Richard Bednercik Mrs. Daniel Beers Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Beers Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bail Madeline Beil '55 Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Bail Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bendekovits Mrs. Eva Bender Leslie Banzai Catherine Berg David G. Berg '62 Mr. end Mrs. Edwin J. Berg Mrs. George M. Berg Mr. and Mrs. Asher Bilheimer Charles H. 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Deibert Mr. and Mrs. James De Lucia Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Demlo Mr. Alex Dettmer Mrs. Alex Dettmer Family Patron list Mr. Aloys F. Diamond Bil lrene Diehl Mr. and Mrs. De ufsch I.. Frenlzlin Dieter Maurice S. Dimmick Charles Dischinat R. Emmet Do herty Dorothy Dorn bach Joan Dorn ba Mr. and Mrs. Theresa Dorn ch '60 John Dornbach, Jr. bach Dottie and Harry Dennis Dranchah '59 Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Druclrenmiller Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ealey and Children Dennis Eberhardt Mrs. Theresa Ebner Mr. and Mrs. Granville Edelman Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erdosy Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Eslinger Mr. and Mrs. John Falat Mr. and Mrs. Franlr Falcone Fats Mr. and Mrs. Alvin N. Fegely Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dale Fehnel Roland Fehnel Vernon Fehnel Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Felchock Rudolph L. Fella Mrs. Marjorie Flick Nelle Y. Fluclr Carole Frable Arlene Fracl Elinor Fracli Rev. Mark H. Frantz Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fredericlzson George A. Fritz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Fritzinger Mrs. Sallie Fr Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gabriel ye Robert Fyler '59 Anna Marie Garger John R. Garger '55 Mr. and Mrs. Willard C. Gan aware Mr. and Mrs. George Gast 9 Stephen Gasper on Mr. and Mrs. Hubert E. Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Genovese Mr. and Mrs. Howard George, Jr. Carol Godsh elk Adeline Graybill Mr. and Mrs. Dolores Gree Charles H. Green n Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Green Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Groff Frank Grohotolslry and Son Janet and JoAnn Gronotsly Mr. and Mrs. Hale Guss Bette J. Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall Mrs. Harry Hallman Mr. and Mrs. Kermit O. Hartzell Richard Haydt '58 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heberling Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heffelfinger and Son Rochelle Heffelfinger Ruthann Heffelfinger Mr. and Mrs. Ray A. Heiney Mr. and Mrs. Martin Henzel Mr. and Mrs. John M. Herman Kermit L. Hine page one hundred thirty-nine Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hoffman Judy Horvath '60 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hradlrowsky Loretta Hunsberger '62 Mr. and Mrs. Forrest W. Hunt Sonny Hutterer CCHS '59 Edna Hvaxde Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Hvazda Kathy lasiello Joyce '58 and Donald '57 Kathy and Joe Thomas Keller '57 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kern Anna Kish Mitzi Kiss. CCHS Mrs. Teresa Klein Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Kleppinger and Family Elsie H. Kleppinger Elvin Kleppinger Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kleppinger 81 Daughter Susie Kleppinger Fredericlr Kline Harrison Kline, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Kmetx Barbara Koch Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koch Orest Kochan Barbara L. Kocher I96l Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kocher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kocher, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Kocher Nancy L. Kocher l960 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kose Mr. and Mrs. Leda Kosmen Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kosmen Andrew Korutx Rudolph Kovacs LeRoy Koehler Michael H. Kolrolus John Kololus Al Kosmen Ray Kosmen and Mrs. and Mrs. Russell Kowalyshyn and Mrs. Charles A. 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