Orwigsburg High School - Hi Crier Yearbook (Orwigsburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

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M TO TWELFTH - - ALLEN BACHMAN f-7?-vi HI-CRIER STAFF Co-Editors- - - Literary Editor - - Assistant - - Feature Editor - - - Sports Editor - - Business and Advertising Editor Assistants ----------- - ' IOANNA GOODMAN JAMES REICHERT - - BARBARA DREHER - -FAYE REED - DARLENE STOUDT - ROBERT ALSPACH - - - - REESE REPP ROBERT DAVIES Art Editor - - - - PATRICIA EMERICH Assistants - - ------- CARL RARICK THEODORE SCHNEIDER Advisor - - - - MISS MATTERN DEDICATIO l x MR. WILLIA M SNYDER The members of the Senior Class of Orwigsburg High School dedicate the Hi-Crier of 1955 to our honored and esteemed teacher, principal, and counselor, Mr. William Snyder. His genuine desire to improve the activities and scholastic standards of the school, through encour- aging and building good students, has been increasingly evident, By splendid example, by em- phasis upon worthwhile achievements, he has influenced immeasurably the lives of all who have come under this tutelage, Born in Ashland, he was graduated from Butler Township Schools in 1942, after which he spent three semesters at West Chester, earning credits in Health and Physical Education: three, at Ursinus, in science: five semesters at West Chester, in science, after which he received his B. S. in education from that school. He attended Bucknell University where he spent two semes- ters in the post-graduate school, earning his M. S, degree in education. He served three years in the United States Navy where he earned his commission and also studied physics, advanced mathematics, and Navigation. He served in the Pacific Theatre and was an executive officer of his ship, A. T. F. For some time he worked with the Pennsylvania Anti-Tuberculosis Society, followed by several years of teaching in the Lehman and Pine Grove Schools. Administration V' Mlm. 1-i 7 ,5 'Luv 5 M- mag Wm' if - W I I L ,L AL- X3- ss 'PQ l Blue Mountain Joint School System The opening of school for the 1954-55 term found Orwigsburg Borough participating in a joint school system. This jointure was effected the previousjuly after many months of discus- sion and planning, Being a member of a jointure already has resulted in many improvements in our schoolsg it has also presented some new problems. It is hoped, however, that through experience and co-operation on the part of all concerned, a better school system will emerge for the boys and girls of Orwigsburg. The first meeting concerning jointure was held at Cressona on Wednesday, December 16, 1953. Representatives from New Ringgold, East Brunswick Twp. , North Manheim Twp. , Wayne Twp. , Cressona and Orwigsburg were present and heard Mr. Arthur Henninger, County Super- intendent of Schools, discuss the reasons for forming a jointure and the advantages of operating larger units of administration, At the conclusion of the meeting Mr. Henninger asked each of the school boards present to approve his plan for jointure, to give him permission to have his staff make a detailed study of the area, and to adopt a resolution that each district take a com- plete population census as soon as possible in 1954. Very little action was taken by any of these boards for the next few fnonths, Finally, early in May, jointure discussions were re-opened at which time representatives from the six districts involved attended a meeting in Mr. Henninger's office in Pottsville. At the meeting some basic changes were outlined that seemed agreeable to all of the districts, and it was decided that a series of meetings should be held so that a complete exchange of information could be obtained. Following this series of meetings and after all of the boards had indicated a willing- ness to enter the jointure, an organization meeting was held on Thursday, July 8, 1954. At this meeting officers were elected for the joint school system and the articles of agreement were signed, thus bringing into existence the Blue Mountain Joint School System. It is the hope of the Orwigsburg Board of Education that by participating in the joint system more educational service will be made available to the boys and girls of Orwigsburg at a cheaper cost to the tax payers than would have otherwise been possible. QWNWN? BLUE MOUNTAIN JOINT SCHOOL BOARD in sr as ,... Front row seated, left to right: Mr, Raymond Grube, Mr, Earl Moyer, Mr. Homer Wilbur, Mrs, Geraldine Nunemacher, Mr. Guy Douglas, Mr. Earl Fegely, Mr. Raymond Stamm, Mr. Jess I-loutz. Middle row: Mr, Warren Hechler, Mr, George Reed, Mr, Roy L, Wagner, Mr, P. Gerald Fegley, Mr, Daniel Swoyer, Mr, Paul Butler. Top row: Mr. Paul Eichert, Mr, Edward Kimmel, Mr, Harold Laubenstein, Mr, William Boussum, Rev. LeVan Zechman, Mr. Uriah Krammes, Mr. Marlim Koch, Dr. Wm. Schuttlesworth, ORWIGSBUBG SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: Mr. Jonathan Walborn, Dr, Wm, Shuttlesworth, Mr. Jess Houtz, Mr. Daniel Swoyer, Mr. P, Gerald Fegley. NUTE OF APPRECIATIUN It is with sincere and grateful thanks that we, the class of 1955, reserve this page as a token of our appreciation to Miss Meta Mattern, our yearbook advisor, During the months we labored over our book in order that it would be a success, she constantly oversaw and helped us in our work, made things easier for us if possible, gave us kind- ly advice and saw to it that our assigned work wasin by the deadline. Without her efforts concern, drive, and all-around interest, it would doubtlessly not have been possible for us to have a yearbook of the high quality, N!! PRI CIPAL, MESSAGE Cervantes, the noted Spanish author, haswritten, We stumble oftenest when we look down, not up, In this age of the cold war, the H-bomb, and all sorts ofnational and international tensions some of the youth of our nation, too quickly, look to the future with an air of despair and hopelessness, It becomes very easy to drop their heads and 'look down, ' Some of them also have the erroneous idea that there is nothing new to be accomplished, They believe that with the great scientific and technological advances that have been made in recent years all of the frontiers have been developed. They sympathize with the men inthe U, S. Government Patent Office, who, more than a century ago, felt the office should be closed since nothing remains to be invented, This type of thinking is ridiculous. Also, idle worry about work conditions will never effecta solution to our problems. As intelligent citizens we should certainly be con- cerned about world affairs but we must do more than just worry about them. ln times of crisis and of great need past generations of Americans have always arisen to the challenge andwith a stoutness of heart, an unwavering faith in God , and a resoluteness of purpose, haveovercome these crises. As far as opportunities for accomplishment are concerned, it should beremembered that whenever any new device is invented or any new process is developed many newoccupa- tions are also created, More opportunities for advancement exist today than at anytime in the history of mankind, You, the graduates of Orwigsburg High School, have little reason to be pessimistic, Look up so as not to stumble and accept the challenge of the times in accordance with the tradition of our great nation, While in school you have had placed in your hands thenecessarytoolsto solve many of the problems that will confront your generation, Use these tools wisely and suc- cess will be inevitable, May I extend my heartiest congratulations to you upon successfully completing thismile- stone of your lives and wish you the very best of everything in the future, SUPERVISOR? MESSAGE MR. KUNSMAN By the time you receive this yearbook in its printed form the formal school days for the class of 1955 of the Orwigsburg High School will be very few in number. At the end of these days comes graduation and your entrance into a new world of responsibilities, obligations and 0PP01'tUUitiCS. Youhave prepared for these by the time you have spent and the efforts you have put forth in completing the work necessary for graduation from the high school of your community, You, as a member of the graduating class, should realize that your community, teachers and schoolhave given of their time, talents, efforts and finances in order that you could reach this goal in your life--graduation. Because of the investments they have made in you and the goalyou have reached through them, you will be more capable of meeting the responsibilities required of a citizen of our nation and of fulfilling that great trust placed in all of us--to up- hold the ideals in which you have been trained and upon which our great nation has been found- ed. As you go forward in the days after graduation, meeting the trials, the complexities and the joys of everyday living, it is my earnest desire that you will find that the community, school and its teachers have served you well. Much of their reward and satisfaction comes from the fact that your life has been made easier, better and fuller because you have graduated from Orwigsburg High School, To each member ofthe Class of 1955 I extend my heartiest congratulations and best wishes for the days that lie ahead. It has been a privilege for me to become closely associated with you during your senior year through the organization of the Blue Mountain Joint School System. HIGH SCHGOL FACULTY MR, WALBORN, MISS WEAVER, MISS MATTERN MR. DRY, MISS RAEGER, MISS DRUMHELLER MRS. DETWILER, MR. SPRINGER HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY School Nurse: MRS. ALMA AREGOOD Secretary: MRS. HAROLD LEYMEISTER Teacher: MISS ELINOR SMITH Custodi ans MR, FLOYD KRAMMES MR. CHARLES KOCH 'lrmaga GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY 'f MISS SHOENER MRS. GREENAWALT MRS. RARICK MISS LEBENGOOD MRS. KAUFFMAN MRS. HAESELER MRS. KIMMEL SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'izzg' E President ---- - - - JAMES REICHERT Vice President - - - ---- ROBERT ALSPACH Secretary ---- ----- B ARBARA DREHER Treasurer - - - - -THEODORE SCHNEIDER CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS MOTTO Quality not Quantity ROBERT MILTON ALSPACH Patch Patch, a handsome lad of the class, can be seen motor- ing in the family Nash. He is one of our top basketball play- ers, and can often be seen with the gang at Bobst' s. His plans for the future are indefinite, but we are sure he will be success- ful. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3g Class Play 2, 4, Athletic Association 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Class Vice President 4g Yearbook Staff 4. ALLEN WILLIAM BACHMAN Skeet Here is a joking fellow with whom the classmates have much fun. He tells us he spends most of his time at home in bed. Oh! well! Can't think of a better place! He expects to join the Navy, and we are sure he will be successful in his future career. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3g Class Play 2, 4g Yearbook Staff 4. BARBARA ANN DREHER S1gie ROBERT HUGHES DAVIES Bobby Bobby is one of our classmates who can be seen traveling with an under-classman. Bobby is often found in Haven. Wonder what the reason is? He is undecided in his future plans, but we wish him luck and success. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Press Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Who is that hurrying down the hill to get to school on time? It's none other than our little Sigie, This Navy-minded Miss can be seen with the gang heading for Bobst's after a long day's session at school. Luck and success to a future teacher. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleading 1, 2, Chorus 24 3, 45 Annual Music Program 2, 3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 1, 3, Press Club 1, 2, 35 Class Secretary 2, 3, 49 Student Council 4, Treas- urer 4: Class Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4. PATRICIA ALMEDA EMERICH Pat Pat, the smallest gal in the class can be seen sitting at her desk before school, doing her Commercia1 homework, When teased about her height, Pat just replies, Good things come in small packages. To this little bundle, we wish the best of luck as a secretary. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 1, Chorus 3, 4, Press Club 2, 3, Class Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Annual Music Program 3, 4. .IOANNA MARIE GOODMAN Bin Where 15 the music coming from? It s coming from the auditorium and is being played by Bing, the class music- maker. This gal can be seen driving the family car on a Sunday cruise in the country. The best to you in your nursing career. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Music Program 1, 2, 3, 4, School Pianist 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 1, 4, Vice President 3, Press Club 1, 2, 3, Class Vice President 2, Class Play 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4. FAYE LORRAINE REED G00bCl ' CARL LAMAR RARICK GOO-GOO One of the small lads in the class, Goo-Goo can usually be heard in a friendly argument with a classmate, or be seen driving with Ted in the Kaiser, We wish him success in his undecided future, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 3, 45 Class Play 2, 45 Yearbook Staff 4. Who s that puttenng down the street in that speedy 36 Chevy? Why lt's none other than Goober. Goober is quite well-known in the class for her giggle Qindescribable laughj. She can often be seen with an out-of-town person- ality. We wish her luck and success as a secretary. Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Annual Music Program 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3,45 Athletic Association 35 Secretary 35 Class Play 45 Yearbook Staff 4. JAMES ROLAND REICHERT Jim Will this meeting please come to order? These are famil- iar words that can be heard from Jim, our class President, Student Council President, and President of the Athletic Asso- ciation. A long-time student basketball manager, Jim's voice is outstanding when cheering for our school teams. Much luck to another future teacher, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 45 Annual Music Program 2, 3, 4g Class President 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, Treasurer 3, President 4g Athletic Association 3, 4, President 4g Press Club 1, 2, 3g Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Play 2, 45 Yearbook Staff 4, 44110 REESE RONALD REPP Whltie One of our well-dressed classmates, Wlut1e can be seen driving around in his Chevy, Whitie' has a busy schedule for after school he works at E. W, Moyer s Hts ambition 1S to become an automobile salesman: we are sure he will be very successful, Press Club 25 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Vice President 3 Athletic Association 35 Yearbook Staff 4. THEODORE MORRIS SCHNEIDER Teddy Was that a car or a thing from outer space that whizzed through town? It's just our little Teddy, driving around the square in the family Kaiser accompanied by ----- a girl, of course, Whatever Teddy does in the future, we know he will succeed, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3g Class Vice President lg Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4g Yearbook staff 4. DA RLENE SYLVIA STOUDT Darlene Who's doing that bumping? Oh, it's only our Darlene knocking her elbows on the desk, until she thinks of an answer to a math problem. It's a wonder her elbows aren't b1ack and blue, but then she's going to be a nurse and will know how to treat them. Luck and success in your nursing career, Volleyball 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Annual Music Program 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 1, 33 Treasurer 4g Class Treas- urer lg Press Club 2, 3, Class Play 4, Yearbook Staff 4. CLASS SONG QTune: Good Night, Sweetheart, We bid you farewell, till we meet again, Of O, H. S. , all our memories Will ever linger in our heartsg We will never stray Not too far away, QSO we sayy Farewell, teachers We will ne'er forget you, How you guided us throughout all the years To be fine leaders And good workers, too, Farewell, high school, farewell, HEARTS DESIRE ROBERT ALSPACH - - - To be 6'2 ALLEN BACHMAN - - - Navy Career ROBERT DAVIES - - - - My own car BARBARA DREHER - - - - - - Teacher's degree PATRICIA EMERICH - - - - To be a good secretary IOANNA GOODMAN - - ------------------ Wilson diploma and R. N. from Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital CARL RARICK - - - - - ------- Navy Career FAYE REED - - ----- A '55 Chevy REESE REPP - - - ----- To own a new Chevy JAMES REICHERT - - - - - To be a top sports broadcaster THEODORE SCHNEIDER - - - -I0iI1 the Amred FOICCS DARLENE STOUDT - - - - A Jefferson cap and diploma 'W' wi. .- gn-f 55 Q 1 s ,... Z h ,, 11 . .. wil-'www f L. iii? A ,, ,X F' W, Q . 'Q F59 CLASS WILL We, the students of Orwigsburg High School, Class of nineteen hundred and fift -five before advancing into the world with our knowledge and education Y r achieved through the efforts of our advisors, do hereby bequeath the following as our last will and testament: I, Robert Alspach, do hereby will my eyesight to Carl Rarick, I, Allen Bachman, do hereby will my typing ability to Miss Smith. I, Robert Davis, do hereby will my driving ability to Jim Moyer. I, Barbara Dreher, do hereby will my wavy hair to Betty Schwilk, I, Patricia Emerich, do hereby will my life to something useful. I, Joanna Goodman, do hereby will my piano-playing ability to Dale Harig. I, Carl Rarick, do hereby will my glasses to someone who needs them. I, Faye Reed, do hereby will my giggle to pessimists, I, James Reichert, do hereby will all my presidential headaches to future presidents. I, Reese Repp, do hereby will my car to Robert Davies. I, Theodore Schneider, do hereby will my driving ability to Lilla Novitsky. I, Darlene Stoudt, do hereby will all my homework and worries to someone else. In witness whereof, We have hereby sealed, signed and published this, our last will and testament at Orwigsburg High School on the twenty-seventh day of May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-five. THE SENIOR CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-FIVE Q' ,wk 'gg f Huggy , , p . W rl .fs gg X xx 1 mr iii t gx Q mf fm , ' f yiicf f+Si! 1g,Q N, . .ie .lyn- , , X Q 'uf ' 'M I X . . A3557 I Sw 5 mf - I is Q' 7535 .1-g Q 1 ' 2 A ' 5 I K 3 , ,E -ag V Wibw ., X ,f2' ' . W :W f' ' f Q37 . k . 8 A 3 f H, Q - 2-'fi , ff K f -fx , ,gg .r Elm V 'K' , L ,, Q Www? , M . . - . Q.: A iii me 1 gl? . 54 - -M J.: -- - ' Wggglk- ,. -Q ,7 f N Y' vs pf I We Q QQ ,P W 4 .. I -PQ4., 2 -'ff' ' gf..,Q ,ff 5,3 --' Mfg M , K f f -X ,. -ww 2 iii! Q V 7 W W X Eng Q ggiw WWE' 'fQE5251iisLsi,. ' ' I ' ' K . . wi ? fa I . . f . K ug y 7 :, , f M 'we gf' ' wwf? 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L L f f 19 V - Q aw September October 1- October 8- October 9- SENIOR CALENDAR 8..-- October 22- - - October 25 November November November December December December December January 11 January 24 and 26- - - 24 ---- 25 and 26- - - 29- - - 2- - io- - - 15- - - 24 to January 3- - - and 12 ----- and 25- - - February 2- - - February 12- - March 11- March 1'7- April 8 and 11- - - April 26- - April 29- - May 6- - May 18 and 19- - - May 22- - May 25- - May 27- - June 6- - - - School Opens - Special Assembly - Eastern District PSEA Convention - - Senior Bake Sale - - Report Cards Due - - Teachers' Institute - - Senior Turkey Hop Big Game Season Opens - Thanksgiving Holiday - - Special Assembly - - Report Cards Due - Grade School Operetta - - Christmas Holiday - - - Senior Movie - - Semester Examinations - - - Report Cards Due - - Senior Mardi Gras - - Report Cards Due - -Special Assembly - - -Easter Holiday - - Special Assembly - - Report Cards Due - - Spring Music Festival Senior Final Examination - - Baccalaureate Service - - Class Night Exercises - - Commencement Exercises - - School Closes STRANGER IN PARADISE smxmfmssv::kz eWzsmm w2 ii . 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Farther down the corridor is a room headed Nurses' Room. Looking in, the former Darlene Stoudt is seen examing several students. In an adjacent building the former Barbara Dreher is seen teaching the third grade students. We have just had a report that a student has been seriously injured in gym class and has been rushed to the Pottsville Hospital where Joanna Goodman is head nurse of the Children's Ward. The scene has changed where Allen Bachman, who has just been promoted to Admiral in the U. S. Navy, is sailing out to sea, Among his crew is Robert Davies, a mechanical engineer, The crystal is hazy again, But, what's this we see? A large building with the heading, R, R, Repp's Garage. As we look inside we see Mr. Repp sitting at his desk dictating a letter to his secretary, Patricia Emerich, We also see Carl Rarick, decorator, and his employees, attractively painting the building. Another scene has just been revealed. Oh! look who it is! Robert Alspach stepping out of his Cadillac and entering his office, the manager's office, of the General Electric Corporation. Once again the scene has changed, this time a Democratic Politician has come into sight. It's our own Theodore Schneider making a speech for the coming election. fMay- be he can lower the income tax, if no one else can.j The scenes in the crystal ball have all faded away and the crystal has once again become clear. We all are happy and proud to see how all the members of the class of '55 have succeeded in life, ,T .1 ..i.i. Q JQQ' A if M I Xe. ,K X T ELEVE TH GRADE RUTH ANN KIMMEL. president ESTHER STROUSE, Vice President 1, we rf? 5 F, mV' wr jg 3,.,, A V If V 551 -1v.frL'l,, K li- .fd , A If wyzggffms it . 1: -, , First row, left to right: Esther Strouse Henriett Kimmel Ruth Ann Kimmel. Second row: Helen 3 Faust, Miss Drumheller Lilla 9 ' . -K , f .V N1 . V ff Y :V k , .. Novltsky. Third row: Robert Fisher, Samuel Neiswender Kenneth Shoener. I KENNETH SCHOENER, Treasurer HENRITTA KIMMEL, Secretary Q, TE TH GRADE President: David Eckroth Secretary: Mary Ann Berger Vice President: Carol Kramer JF S. Treasurer: Ruth Leymeister First row, left to right: Marie Walborn, Loretta Rarick, Ann Davies, Mary Ellen Hering. Second row: Miss Weaver, Ruth Leymeister, Ruby Daubenspeck, Eliza- beth Schwilk, Mary Ann Berger. Third row: Iohn Zulick, Carol Kramer, Ruth Loy, Nancy Kolbe, Russell Gerhard. Fourth row: Darrel Raught, Raymond Frye, Arthur Stoudt, David Eckroth, James Moyer. NINTH GRADE First row, left to right: Melanie Nicholas, Darline Reed, Earlene Fenstermacher, Eleanor Bachman Zimmerman, Ellen Neiswender, Miss Smith. Second row: Dale Harig, Ioan Moyer, Nancy Frantz, Martha Miller, Eleanor Eifert, Elsie Seltzer, Elwood Jamison. Third row: William Sterner, Marlin Schwenk, John Lengel, Gale Schwilk, Benjamin Fisher, Gareth Kistler, William Goodman. IICERS: sident: D ale Harig resident: e P Nita Zimmerman retary: J . arlrne Reed asurer: oan Moyer , Nita --' v EIGHTH GRADE v if 5' ,sf First row, left to right: Mr. Walborn, Carol Kimmel, June Gerhard, Rita Schoener, Judith Heim, Carol Marburger, Fern Fenstermacher, Elizabeth Kohler, Nancy Fisher. Second row: Susan Olmes, Jane Siegfried, Wilhemena Strouse, Dorothy Kramer, Nancy Deibert, Jane Timmins, Jean Schwenk, Katharine Templin. Third row: Sylvester Heim, Dale Reinhart, Richard Frye, Robert Aregood, John Kramer, Daniel Eisenhower, Calvin Shappell, Ronald Schafer, Albert Morgan. I .... an , , President: Dale Reinhart 5 -if if, 11 1: EF? I an, laxflfai wif 'W 4 is , ,SQ ' g.lPf1 z . Kiwi iff? ' '- 'kai' 1 H z: - E?T,,2JSfiMEa5l?nNirfz25x , , -L 1, J -- ,p g .:.,-3: . .ffxfsfs 4.55. -f,rg:.,gr.i,,,.?,,,. -girlie SFSEH' I '- f , R, . 5 :Q r -7 ,.,,, ,Mt ,., 5 P g ,I r 1-ww, Q ,. as , if V -2 ' 'V'i:5i3fQii,Q' ' f A ,, hr. fi i I H A I ' Secretary: Albert Morgan -M... mmmfauswmw -wmwsfmwgwa-.sm 7 sw use K 5 ff 1, sk , Neg x 'F' B -rf Q A 2 ,, E 'X s-Se' 5 + si ii SX .M 4 Fig' .. . Qm.,.1 5 432:15 j', Wt' ffjis -lug' 5 i Vice President: Robert Aregood V ' . , L 5, wg .1 5' L 14 'Si-'S 1 ww? - . Q -me 'f- ,. T' ,T 5 ..,.. ,J -ki. Q HK. . . iff V' f we sms-5' sw ..... Qi f' Treasurer: f: ,WWI We I J X li Daniel Eisenhower SEVENTH GR DE First row, left to right: Shirley Neiswender, Ella Shappell, Carol Fisher, Carol Ann Davis, Barbara Thomp- son, Janet Eifert, Frances Gavalis, Johanna Seltzer, Susanne Goodman. Second row: Patricia Somers, Marie Schwenk, Rebecca Cookson, Joan Ann Bickhart, Joanna Baver, Marcella Lee, Sylvia Kramer, Judith Novitsky, Charlotte Zimmerman. Third row: James Fritz, Allan Knoll, Dennis Degler, William Fisher, Jonathan Walborn, Richard Maurer, Dennis Pensyl, Bruce Waltman, Wilbur Miller. Fourth row: Ronald Wildermuth, Earl Seltzer, Richard Henninger, Frederick Stripe, Clark Heinbach, William Hoy, William Orf. David Swoyer, Mr. Dry, Fl ' 1 J J 1 ,.ti, itnn - I ' H , u s? . ' ,. . -- 1. f f'5' ' .5 ::,,fz,:?reAf 1. , ' P' S . e'il President: Judy Novitsky Vice President: William Hoy 4,-Jlffissrfvii -inns!!-'-'-'af 5-4 ,,,' - ,',' -,-, I W ' ' Ysf,- ' . ft , ' g 'M :I '-'. -I -- - 3-gg - . , ' Sr,, U ,S n ,D ,..f,.,,, .1-5P5fi a Fiiiihip-, , wi ': ?X'2 i . - .. w MZ- Secretary: Suzanne Goodman Treasurer: William Orf Activities SQ 3 !!,,. u 1Z 1 6 f N. 'tr :If M Q. 04 'S W STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, which was organized eight years ago, and is function ing under the guidance of Mr. Snyder, has definitely demonsuated the import- ance and method of democratic procedure in Orwigsburg High School. The twenty-one members and three of the officers are chosen by direct vote of the student body. Only the treasurer is chosen by the Council. Decisions regarding matters within the school are made by a majority vote of the members of the Council. The organization has influenced the general conduct of the school, in- creased the friendship between the teachers and the pupils, and has made definite contributions to the scholastic advancement of the school. The students are proud of the various accomplishments of the Council. Early in the school year a hay ride was sponsoredg as its other fund raising pro- ject, the Council held a skating party. Four special assembly programs are provided for the students entertainment each yearg at commencement exercises, the Council presents an award to the Senior boy and the Senior girl for their participation in the activities of O.H.S. The responsibilities the Council assumes, and the cooperation the Coun- cil receives from the students, give evidence that the Student Council will remain a permanent organization in Orwigsburg High School. STUDENT CDUNCIL President - - - Vice President OFFICERS Secretary - - - - - Treasurer - - Advisor - - James Reichert Esther Strouse Marie Walborn Barbara Dreher - Mr. Snyder First row, front to back: Jean Schwenk, Susan Olmes, Katharine Templin, David Eckroth Elizabeth Schwilk, John Zulick, Helen Faust, Robert Fisher, Robert Alspach. Second row Richard Maurer, Bruce Waltman, Jonathan Walborn, Nancy Frantz, Darline Reed Henriett Kimmell, Reese Repp. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y 1 i if .. HI-Y W 4 I , 1 A Advisor: MR, WALBORN PRESS CLUB A dvisorz MISS SMITH MIXED CHORUS First row standing, left to right: Kenneth Shoener, Arthur Stoudt, James Moyer, Raymond Frye, Darrell Raught, Gale Schwilk, David Eckroth, Russell Gerhard, John Zulick, William Good- man, John Lengel. Second row: Robert Fisher, Gale Sterner, Darline Reed, Eleanor Bachman, Earlene Fenstermacher, Ellen Neiswender, Nancy Frantz, Marie Walborn, Henriett Kimmel, Ann Davies, Ruth Ann Kim mel, Faye Reed, Dale Harig, James Reichert. Third row: Melanie Nicholas, Elsie Seltzer, Ruth Loy, Mary 'Ann Berger, Mary Ellen Hering, Elizabeth Schwilk, Barbara Dreher, Eleanor Eifert, Nita Zimmerman, Joan Moyer, Patricia Emerich, Esther Strouse, Mrs. Jean Detweiler. Fourth row, seated: Helen Faust, Darlene Stoudt, Lilla Novitsky, Joanna Goodman, Nancy Kolbe, Darlene Frantz, Carol Kramer. The Orwigsburg High School Band, under the direction of Mr. William Springer, has made notable progress. The num- ber of its members gives evidence of the interest in this activ- ity. Assembly programs, school concerts, commencement programs and community parades are some of the functions in which this organization participates. We look forward to increased interest and increased mem- bership in the future, ORWIGSBURG HIGH SCHOOL BAND ii '-'iii Qi W - i lililg A iii! lill f : .':.1--- -- '-aa.-:.:.-. I uucror: MR, WILLIAM SPRINGE2 .551 xY q nw' 9' Q. I1 Pk 1 H I-- Q Majorett ANN DAVIES LILLA NOVITSKY MARY ANN BERGER K K S 5 Q 5? 9 1 v E 2 3 fa- E THE UNITED STATESMARINE BAND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS President -------------- James Reichert Vice President ---- ------ R uth Ann Kimmel Secretary ----- - - -Marie Walborn Treasurer ---- - - Robert Alspach Faculty Advisor- - ----- Mr. Dry The Athletic Association was organized two years ago when a need arose for a group to make decisions concerning the athletic program in O.H. S. There is a representative from each of the upper four classes, one from the Student Council and one from the cheerleading squad. The President, Vice President, and Secretary are elected by majority vote of the student body. Since its organization, the Athletic Association has made a more firm foundation for the athletic program and will continually strive to improve upon it in the years to come. COMMUNITY MEMORIAL BUILDING - . .. , . - . . , , . ,.. ,W ,.I A., NW GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL TEAMS SENIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Viv M E l LSL BOYS, VOLLEYBALL TEAMS SENIOR VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS , X , .,AAV,,, ...., M .m,,..wa:- , . X .MQ...egg.fm-.fmww-W Q ,,. W Lf, p,...,3,,,m.,,4,, LQ. if ,fi Ms n in ' v V, f . K MM , ' , - g ff , k ' 932529522 ' , . jg- . .f ,xsf.a, . f . -. ' . Q y ,:y, HMM L. . K ., '.' 'J - t . J X ,. M ' ' . '3 ' 1 zz-7.5 -1. wit - '-X '- N fi? ,. , ra . 14 A . f, , , j'. if Q ' ' Q .aff K .-, 5- 5 Qi 3' - 5' ' 52 t - ' 1 .Q . . 5 ' ' 4' . W fff f'swr1ff'fm'is-2' Aff' in f - f, we J A' .ff-,x xv, imgggggff mm? K, if y 5 Y .4 .- - MM' W' , ,:. . , .- - v A ' . .. 3 , .f:..F',,. ,,,... L. V ' Ei ' - . , sagemsSzffff,sffffm: 1 Asgaggsfi m iw? L: if-fm' . 7':I'f-mf,f.lbs2ifsEWffw5KM2vv1.sr,-lbssiifewf' Z-Smzw Hi- :Mi Af, HSWW f',e, . .- . .. - wx... -.wwf W my gi, ..w.W LS. ,. .Q Q pf-fkgizfwxx , az... 4,-.Wi - - - ,. 1- . ,,..ww.fQ .mmm .WEEK -5 r .mm mi' , W .47 , , .. 4 , 2, . .fgz,..w..w3wf ,, gs,-ww ws mm ... Wifi?-if, fs , .,.1..1,1i4f . . , ?33 ff f3 A fa , if Q f gzgxfiwwesxgbgvf HMP Liifyifsa-Ugghggvgy .,,.. -f - 2'.H sfsg2'f lga:f,1!:Ep. :cm QSM? -Qzmrsf ,. ' I 1-Y PW?-:'-:':'2!-:- K 4 sgimf?-:i.v,,,,.,E 'i3mc- ' i :f? '5 ff f- ' COLOR DAY On November 13, 1954, in the Community Memorial, two Seniors, Faye Reed and Robert Alspach were crowned Queen and King of Good Sportsmanship. Their crowns were presented to them by Esther Scouse, Vice President and by James Reichert, President, of the Student Council. Standing, left to right: Robert Alspach, John Zulick, Raymond Frey, Gale Schwilk, Coach, Mr. Dryg Arthur Stoudt, Robert Fisher, Allen Bachman, Robert Davies. Fouls Fouls Per Games Goals Made Tried Points Cent Robert Alspach -22 156 139 241 451 58070 Gale Schwilk - - - - 22 81 86 177 248 49070 Allen Bachman ----- 20 64 37 96 165 40070 Robert Fisher - - - 21 41 25 55 108 47070 Raymond Frey - - - - 18 38 12 42 88 29070 Arthur Stoudt ----- 13 10 16 31 36 52070 John Zulick- - -13 7 12 30 26 40070 James Moyer - - 20 5 12 32 22 37070 Robert Davies - - - - - 4 0 1 1 1 100070 Dale Harig - - - 7 0 1 2 1 50070 John Lengel - - - - - 4 O O 0 0 00070 Totals 402 342 707 1146 48070 Left to right: Daniel Eisenhower, John Lengel, John Zulick, Coach, Mr. Dry Arthur Stoudt, Dale Harig, Robert Davies. Managers: Merlin Schwenk, David Eckroth, James Reichert, Ann Davies. ROBERT ALSPACH. . . Patch . . . Senior. . . forward. . . jump-shot artist.. . . noted for his ability when diving and his ability to play any position, ALLEN BACHMAN. . . Skeet . . . Senior. . .guard. . .steady on defense drive shots. . .play maker, ROBERT FISHER. . . Dink1e . . . Junior. . .forward. . .hot from corners, . . one hand shots. . . team player. RAYMOND FREY. , . . Punk . , . . Sophomore . . . . guard. . . . set shot artist. , . . steady on defense, . . , good around keyhole. GA LE SCHWILK. . , . Sandy . . . , Freshman . . . . tall, . . . center. . . . excellent hook shot ....tops on rebounds................... JAMES MOYER. . . . M0 MO . . . . SOPUOTHOTC , . . .first string sub. . . . one hand shot. . . . maniillllilllillillil CHEERLEADERS DARLENE REED ESTHER STROUSE HENRITTA ICIMMEL IOAN MOYER EARLENE FENSTERMACHER FAYE REED NANCY FRANTZ ELIZABETH SCHWILK GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Ellen Neiswender, Eleanor Bachman, Dorothy Kramer, Elizabeth Kohler, Carol Kimmel, Judy Heim, Coach, Miss Smith. Second row: Ruth Ann Kimmel, Marie Walborn, Mary Ann Berger, Nancy Kolbe, Mary Ellen Hering, Henriett Kimmel, Third row: Carol Kramer, Ann Davies, Helen Faust, Faye Reed, Patricia Emerich, Lilla Novitsky, The girls' basketball team of O. H, S. played five games, winning two of the five. The opponents were Cressona, Auburn, and Pottsville Catholic High School. Under the capable direction of Miss Elinor Smith, the girls gained in physical and mental development, and in the devel- opment of co-operation and friendship, Two capable seniors, Pat Emerich and Goober Reed, will be leaving the team this year, aw A 23 Wa 'x P 'ME 1 S, LITTLE LEAGUE The Orwigsburg Little League basketball team is under the supervision of Professor Snyd rr. The purpose of this organization is to produce better athletes, to develop a stronger quality of team work and team spirit among the children of the lower grades. This team plays teams from Auburn, Schuylkill Haven, and Pine Grove. Through this organization the students and people of Orwigsburg hope to build up a team worthy of the title of champions. 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