Perry High School - Perrionian Yearbook (Shoemakersville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1952 volume:

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THE CLASS OF' NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO DEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF' THE PERHIONIAN IN MEMORY OF PAUL GHEGOR AND ERNEST SCHAPPELL TA I-'F Editor-in-chief ----- -- -----------N ---------------------Kennth Reinhart Assistant Editor ---------------------------------------- Shirley Etnsel Class Reporter ------------- --.----------------------------- Janet Marks Activities Heoorter ---------------------------------------- Joan Miller Boys' Sports Reporter --------------------------------------- David Adam Girls' Sports Reporter -------------- ------------------------- Jean Hess Business Manager------ Production Manager ---- Faculty Advisor ----- -- Roselyn Adam Glenn Adam Mary Dreibelbis Robert Dietrich Richard Dunkelberger Donald Grim Ruth Hartman Anna Helter GRASS CONTRIBUTORS Betty Hinnershitz Anna Keim Irvin Ketner Frank Metrolls Evelyn Miller Doris Riegel Kathryn Rentschler We, the Class of 1952, wish to exoress our sincere thanks to those who helped to make our yearbook a success. ------William H111 -----lC1yde Hepner ----------Mr. Lamm William Gundrum Helen Rubright Franklin Schappell John Sonon Jane Stitzel Ruth Stetzler Richard Stoudt Gloria Turner h i w DMINI TR , 32' .. ...f - Y 1 fiw Rim xx WN XX 5 , N M4 SCHUUI. IBUARIJ PRESIDENT ----- VI CE-PRESIDENT --------------- ---- ------ -.-- ------.--- SECRETARY ----- TREASURER ----- MEMBER ----------------------------- ----------- ------- Theodore Reinhart William Kissinger --George H. Moyer ---Ray Rentsohler --Floyd Hartinger The members of the Senior Glass of '52 of the Perry Township High School wishes to express their appreciation to the Board of Education for providing the necessary study matenial and teachers that helped to make our graduation possible. I-'ACUl.TX First Row: Mrs. Lamn,M1ss Hartman, Mrs. Rsnk,Mrs.Krommes,M1ss Levine, Mrs. Heinly. Second Row: Mr. K1effer,Mr. Klshr,M1ss R1chards,Mr. Lamm, Mrs. Smith, nr. Barnhart, Third Row: Rev. Beamsderfer, substituting for Miss Fl1ght,Mr. Sm1th,Mr. Tslnack,Mr. Roberts,Mr. Adam,Mr. Huntzinger, Three new members were added to our regular faculty of Perry High. Miss Richards capably took charge of the home economics department and girlhs physical education. Mr. Huntzinger became teacher of art and so cial studies. Mr. Roberts assumed the task of teaching mathematics. Miss Flight still holds the position of teaching foreign languages. Mr. Tulnack devotes his full time to the instruction of mus1c.Mr. Smith tesches the sc1ences.Mrs. Smith continued her fine work as English 1n- structor,l1brar1an,and debating coach.Mr. Barnhart instructs the agri- culture department.Mr. Klarh teaches social studies and does a fine job as coach of all boy's sports.Mr. Lamm continued as supervising prin cipal. Ne wish to express our sincere appreciation to the grade school teach ers for the fine work they have done in building our educational founda- tion. .L 'xx 'QX 4 '63 A MEI 1-1 P ' ii ' DANIEL B. LAME SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Www. rs ? 0 43 ll!! mil' 4 Q . 3 .fy 1 in-Q. REBECCA R. SMITH Teacher of English Preparation: Perry Township High School Keystone State Normal School Ursinus College Degree: Bachelor of Arts Experience: Perry Township High School yo! 97 S. 'fr' .4--0 IRVIN A. SMITH Assistant Principal Teacher of Science Preparation: Windsor Township Public School Schykill Preparatory School Albright College University of Pennsylvania Muhlenburg College Degree: Bachelor of Sciance Experience: Southwest Junior High School Perry Township High School g'r1lT, :Si JOHN P. TALNACK Teacher of Music Preparation: Reading High School Lebanon Valley College Degree:Bachelor of Science Experience: Reading Schools Perry Township High School LOUISE J. FLIGHT Teacher of Languages Preparation: Nanticoke High School Penn State College Degrees: Bachelor of Sciance Masjerof Education Experience: Downingtown High School Exeter Junior High School Perry Township High School PAUL L. BARNHART Teacher of Vocational Agricultur Preparation: Derry Township Consolidated Scho Penn Stats College Degree: Bachelor of Science Experience: Perry Township High Scnool .dl I -He. tif' JOHN C. HUNTZINGER Teacher of Artk Social Studies Preparation: Hamburg High School Williaman Trade School Kutztown State Teachers College Degree: Bachelor of Science Experience: Perry Township High School if !.'. SARANNE W. RICHARDS Teacher of Home Economics HAROLD H. KLAHR Teacher of Social Studies, Health Physical Education Preparation: Reading High School Kutztown State Teachers College East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Degree: Bachelor of Science Experience: Perry Township High School fix A Preparation: Summit H111 High School 1t'1b' Albright conege QI ,Q Degree: Bachelor of Science ,ea 4 ff Experience: Nff Hua, A, Perry Township High School U.,-Q-.'.'.'.'f ' . ga- 3ZY3xk - , 'ikkghg 'W 'ILM WWW 'fzsssfiiggggf 'mwwm wma... x 4C - 0 -1-If xx ' H w 1 wa X ' '- Ee 4. ,N ix. S an- N vufiftnmu :Mn wo NitsMMpgyyMev uo::wu':g, vwmmncoannpumnj, c we . www mmmmwv-5..wovM 'W wmvwmssssvwuawv M Mtnhmmtts Q3 ... .J??!Y!2Y1...tYt...!12.... --- GENE D. ROBERTS Teacher of Mathematics Preparation: Slatington High School East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Degree: Bachelor of Science Experience: Perry Township High School ff I X BNI IN 5 5 X fs 'L fs W, I Sf lWR GLASS First How: Anna Keim, Irvin Ketner, Anna Heiter, Franklin Schapnell, Ruth Stetzler, Shirley Zinsel, Janet garks, Kathryn gentchler, Jean F. Hiller, Donald Grim. Second How: lichard Dunkelberger, Gloria Turner, William Cunirum, Jane Stetzcl, Robert Jietrich, Doris Aiegel, Frank Hetrolis, Ruth Hartman, Nilliam Hill, ?etty Hinnershitz. Third how: John Sonon, Mary Ureibelbis, Glenn Adam, Jean Hess, Kenneth Reinhart, Roselyn Adam, Clyde Henner, Hvelyn niller, Richard 3tou7t, Helen Ru- bright, Uavid Adam. We, the senior class of '52, unier the gridance of nr. ilahr, have tried to io our best in our years at ferry iigh. Our class has an en- rollment of thirty-two stuients. ln the pield of saorts our class is well reoresented. Those oarticioating were Glenn Adam, Kenneth Hein- hart, Irvin Ketner, William Gundrum, Clyde Heoner, David Adam. The varsity cheerlealers were Roselyn Aiam, Shirley .insel, Kean D. Hess, and Kathryn 'entschler. In the field of muric we had Janet ,arks as accomwianist, William Hill, trombonistg Yobert Dietrich, trumpetarg and Wavid Adam as a drummer. Our Halloween Social nroved to be a success ana was enjoyed hy all who attenled. As we go on, out of the halls of Derry, we shall always remember our well saent days there. CLASS ONFlCdRS President - lobert Dietrich Secretary - Jean F. iller Vice-president - David Aiam Treasurer - William Hill 2 5: 4--7 'f '11 vt? P ar :Mx fun Q.. M ROSELYN ADAM S-Dancing E-No kidding N-Rosie ILBtuck up people 0-Being miaohevlous R-Roller Skating KEY S-skill E-expression N-nickname I-irritation O-outstanding characteristic H-recreation MARY DREIBELBIS B-Cooking E-Oh yeah N-Red I-Smart people Oaworking in office R-Dancing Q , fii Zh Q DAVID ADAM ki S-Drumming ' E-on yeah -nf N-Dave V 1 I-Sausage O-Gunning R-Basketball Z SHI RLEY EI NSEL S-Debating E-I ' rn con-fue '-esd N-Shorty 5-Jealous people .ad f, fe Arguing W R-Swimming I l I I: JS. GLENN ADAM S-Basketball 'wr , E-It wasn't me N-Chi-Chl I'-Solid and Physics A .D O-Driving in Chevie fp -H' Q R-G11-18 Xu ff . I-lu. ' I J' ' V ,gi wig! 4 ' I M VA N.. R- 1 X s ' E N ., R V RUTH HARTMAN -Sewing -Holy oow -Tootie I-Smart people 0-Watching television -Movies f FN- ,. nomar nxmuucn A 'wx 3 S-Basketball - .- E-Know what I mean -- -. N-Bobby I-Nothing 0-Studying ff' R-At gas station gd' in . I3 mn. Human N' 5-Sewing z'4' 3-I don't know p H-Anna 1..3mart people A O-Eating ' R-Ralph Kline f I if ,qv- ' in I 'Q -li S ,J o vo 71 JEAN HESS S-Cheering E-That'e what you say N-Jean I-Stuck up people O-Being mischievous R-Sports -Hxq R 1' lo W, o + 'X 1 ' ' X TY QL-gif Lis' RICHARD DUNKELBBEGER S-Drawing E-I can't do it N-Dick I-Solid and Physics 0-Combing hair R-Girls -D f 05+ LONALD GRIM S-Farming E-Dog-gone sure N-Grimy I-Girls O-Stilt walking R-Scouting Q-f IQIEEEH 4-. ' All 4 E E 5 E ZUOHHUU -Baseball -Get on--t -Bill -Girls -Telling Jokes -Posting girls 'Sr 'Kg' X BETTY HINNERSHITZ S-Knitting E-Oh heck N-Betsy I-Away from Richard O-Steamed olsms R-Skating 'fx' x.. 5 N x TQ. h X , 4 g Wu,-', 'X A KW , l rf ' x 5, nh .f'. ix.. rrrr '-r l I f fF5?Q4fifq1,ffffQ n'-fllfikf. -11' 5 9 3S?3z '1 ,z 2 . 2 if 1i5f,?u a , ,. SA will ANNA KEIM 3-Sowing E-Gee whiz N-Matilda I-Smart people O-Being small R-Driving N .- IIL Ill: - . J ' A gif X I I 9 l .Ni , JANET MARKS 3'P1BY1ng piano E-That's for sure N-Janet I-Jealous people O-Going steady R-Bobby ff i A F, '.d1 mms i Q 1 ', CLYDE HEPNER S-Farming E-I don't know N4Hep I-Stuck up girls O-Chewing gum in class RpDr1v1ng a Ghevle X WILLIAM HILL S-Music E-Don't ask me ?'51i1 1 a k nny peop 0-P1eas1ng1Y Eiump R.Centerpori and J., aw I 4. ff' . im IRVIN KETNER S-Soccer E-What's that N-Ketner I'Po0aDo O-Teasing R-Working in feed mill .4- W W mo ve. JSE dt: I x., . E, 1 EVELYN MILLER S-Talking E-How can you tell N-Evie I-Noodle soup O-Getting disgusted R-Working at diner r Ju, Q 3 li55JWFif'f 1 nxwt' Nk-oi' I -' A I K Ax NN.Xx gi, 1X i JEAN MILLER S-Knitting E-Ye-ghads N-Jeanne I-Nosey people O-Office work R-Dancing fun Nur Wig- ! Y K , I Z up f I KATHRYN RENTSCHLER S-Cheering E-Yah you laugh N-Kathy I-Quiet people O-Eating R-Driving X Ame X 'Kr Sf -.4 ' Sf-L FRANK LETBOLIS S-Farming E-I don't know N-Frankie I-Physics O-Hunting R-Skating W3-57 KJNNBTH REINHART S-Basketball E-Huh N-Kenny I-Being editor 0-Studying R-Driving in a Dodge u 0 FRANKLIN SHAPPELL S-Farming 3-Not me J-Franklin I-PIOIDO O-Pesting R-Movies -3 DORIS RIEGEL S-Sewing E-Oh no N-Tootsie I-Smart people -working at Reeser's -Dancing 0 R .'qV 9 'ww 1gQfW- x E ' Q59 N fy! gni! iww. . ,,5 V . Q -.an I M in .-MT, ' , , HELEN RUBRIGHT S-Crocheting E-Who cares N-Red I-Boiled cabbage 0-Eating R-Paul vvlgx fv RICHARD STOULT S-Speech writing E-Okay N-Dick I-Studying O-Being a flirt R-Girls I ' si' .Rx NA JANE STITZEL 3-Cooking E-That's for sure N-Janie I-Seafood O-Being tall R-Working Um ' X 3 GLORIA TURNER S-Knitting E-Yeah N-S18 I-Boys O-Writing letters R-Dancing PQ 'Wim WJ . -I RUTH STMTZLSR S-Laughing E-Honestly N-Rudy I-Mystery stories O-Going steady R-Being with Berlin JOHN SONON S-Truck-driving E-Not me N-Johnny I-Girls O-Baseball R-Sports i 6. . xml? df 4. - . , --s- nr ' 'r 1 F-QL L. .1 -cl, if s. 'ki -'.n:+r 'Q 5 , Q' i3!'v1sm..,..,,, H5 ,, am. 'li i . ,os l .fi- r f .. AEE ' tzrfr- if'-5 1 ' ' 5 1.73 :CS 55? I A I 1.Frank1in Shapgell 2.He1on Rnbrigh 3.Kenneth Reinhsrt 40 Jem has 5.Mlry Dreibelbis 6.R1ohard Stondt 7.Ruth Stetller 8.Shir1ey Binsel -v.. 1 N 1 5 ' 1 M. '1 Iv- I' .4 5 'Z Q . 5 IL U, IA- . 117 A 'fm ' H . ,ga FQ, 'iw 1' 16' li ,gf , 'Q . 1 1 x -s P X . ,, , fs . , .V it - ' . ' 1 9.W111iam H111 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 .Janet Marks .Gloria Turner .Jane Stitael .Kathryn Rentsohler .Anna Hnitor .Robert Dietrich .Evelyn Miller CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM Perry High School Auditorium May Q4, 1952 . 8:00 P.M. Class Night Play HEVERXTHING HAPPENS TO USN John A. Rose, a chemist ------------------------------------ William H111 Kitty Ross, his wife --------------------------------------- Roselyn Adam Rhett, the oldest son------m-M------------- - - ----- ----Rohcrt Lletrich Ronald, the middle son ------- ----- --------------------------- David Alam JayCJun1orJ, the youngest ------------------ - ------- Richard Dunkelberger Gloria Thatcher,Jay's self-imposed fiancee ----------- Kathryn Rentechler Martha Fay,the object of Hona1d's affection ----------------- Janet Marks Charley Dunoan,a man-of-all-trades ------ 4---H---e ----Kenneth Relnhart Joaephine Cartwright,a spinster friend of the Ross'e-0---Shirley Einsel Ike H1oks,a know-it-all telephone employee ----------------- Clyde Hepner Iva Sorrell, a young real-estate woman ------------------------ Jean Hess Esther Todd, the new maid ------------ - -'-- A - --------- -H-M-Jean Filler l The Place The living room of tnn Rons'n new home. Tnn Time Act Onnr A not morning in July. ' Aot Two? A-hotter afternoon twn days later. Act Tnreer A very hot evening, two days lntnr. Class n1story ----------------+ -------------- ---------Janet Marks Class N111 ---------------------------- ---------------Donald Grim Glass Prophecy- --------- ----------- ------- - -------- Shbrley Einsel Presentation of Gifts ----------------------------- ------Jean F. Miller Evelyn Miller Cl. XSS' HISTUI X The time of the year has come when we,the class of '52,are proud to relate to you the past four years of our school life and how it pro- gressed,for now the time has come for us to enter a world that offers us abundant opportunities. We started our Freshmen year on September 7,l948, with forty-four pupi1s.Th1s was a big year for us, especially with,our new subgectsg algebra,Latin,and science.We were greeted that year by these teachers, Mr. Irvin Smith, Mrs. Rebecca Smith, Miss Alice Albright, Mr. Harold Klahr,Mr. Earl Fox,Miss Estella Cressman,Mrs. Sara Weist,Mr. John Tal- nack,and Miss Marian Lower under the principalship of Mr.Lamm,who pre- pared us for the years ahead. Nine months soon passed and in May of 1949 we left our Freshmen year with forty-seven pupils of which forty- five were promoted. ' June,July,and August soon passed and then came September of'49 when you soon saw children parading off to school again. Among this parade was the class of'52. We retained all our teachers of our Freshmen year except Miss Cressman,who was replaced by Miss Phyllis Leiby, who later in the same year was replaced by Mr. Harry Franz,and Mr.Pau1 Barnhart, the new a riculture teacher. A few members of the class were in the operettanghe Gypsy Troubadouruunder the direction of Mr. John Talnack. Shirley Einsel, Kathryn Rentschler, Jean Hess, and Rosslyn Adam repre- sented our class in cheerleading, while still others participated in sports. Thus passed another pleasant year at Perry. September 5,l95O, and again our group journeyed back to Perry with thirty-two members as Juniors. We were greeted by two new tea- chers, Mrs. Renabella Otten and Miss Ruth Shupp. During the year we chose our class colors which are maroon and gray,and also received our class jackets, hats,and rings. On November the eighteenth we presented our Junior Class Play ent1t1edNJust One Big Happy Familynunder the su- pervision of Mr. Lamm. Also in November, the class went to Kutztbwn to see Shakespeare's production ofUHamletU. Members of the class partici- pated in the operettanUp in the Airu on April l3,l95l. This ended our Junior year with twenty-nine members promoted to the rank of Seniors. During the summer one member of the class took a retest and two new boys came from Hamburg making a total of thirty-two members to begin their last year at Perry. As in recent years we were again happy to greet our new teachers.They were Mr.Gene Roberts,teaching mathematics, Miss Saranne R1chards,teaching home economics,and Mr. John Huntzinger, teaching social studies and art leaving Mr. John Talnack devoting all of his tmne to music. As an annual affair we held our Halloween Social on October 29,195l,which was enjoyed by all. We lost one member this year leaving us with seventeen girls and fourteen boys. Shirley Einsel and William Hill represented our class in debating. Robert Dietrich , David Adam,and William Hill represented our class in the band. Others represented our class in the field of sports, cheerleading, and glee clubs. On December the third we chose as our class flower the nAmeri- can Beauty Rose . A cake sale was held in December. On January sev- enth we chose our class motto nUnited We Stand,D1vided We Falla. On April the eighteenth some members of the class enjoyed participating in the operetta Jerry of Jericho Road ' Shirley Einsel, and Janet Marks,W1lliam Hi11,and Richard Dunkelberger were in All County Chorus. The class will be going to Washington D.C- on their class trip. As we march on, may we look back at the great times that we all had at Perry Township High School. Q-0,,yuxy.BYhQl'-pt-Q1 CLAS .' X ll.l. We, the Senior class of 1952, graiuating from the Perry Townshin High School, Berks County, Dennsylvania, of the United States of the continent America of the Western Herisnhere of the Planet Earth, being of sound mind and memory, geoo humor, ans far-fetched reasoning, io hereby nublish this, our last will and testament. As we are leaving our best Hays behind us and entering the cold world of true reality with sincere asnreciation for our faculty, do make acknowleigement of our last requests and iesires. We io bestow all of our worldly goods and spiritual goodness to those we leave behind us. We wish no one to eynress sainess Or grief over our denarture for glorious goals lie ahaai. me sincerely hone our bestowals will make everyone the richer 'or receiving them. Iteml. To our faculty we wish a nice, restful nerioo of recupera- tion so as to orevare them for nixt years assult of 5en ers. Item 2. To our nntiring nrincinal who brought us through twelve years of learning here at 'erry, we wish to eynress our uniying grat- tituoe ann sincere thenkfulness. Item separate seats in the assembly. Je wish you a glass Item 3. To the Jun ers we will our tremenlous eensy business our classroom, ani of course our honorary seats in an unfailing memory for your senior sneeches and of water for your narched throat. H. To the easy-to-get-along-with ani coonerative Sonhomores we wish the best of success. Item 5. The Senior Home ic. girls' nlaees in cafeteria we will to the Tunior firls. Item 4. Jilliam Gvn'rum's farving ability we will to Carl Vartman. Item 7. William Hill's wini ani talent for music we will to David Smi o Item 8. Two inches af Anna Keim's height we give to looert Dunkel- berger to and to his advantege in nlaying basketball. Item 9. Kenneth Peinhert's, Flenn Qiam's, and Uevii Aiam's athletic abilities in basketball we will to all future Jerry basvetlall players Item 10. Frank letrolis' nrivileige of lriving the girls around we will to Daniel Kline. Item ll. Bean Hess' arguing ability we give to Dolores Lamm. Item 12. Jean Liller's and iary Ureibelbis' heaiaches in the office we will to next years class. Item 13. Any unnaid bills or financial iifficulties we leave to next years treasurer. Item lh. Clyie Henner's story telling ability we will to Jr. Smith to add to his own. Boy, won't that be something? Item 15. Richard 3touit's female admirers we will to Karl Engel. Item 15. Franklin 3channell's ani Richari Stouit's curly hair we give to John Leibensberger. Item 17. Robert Deitrich's Vnowleige of narlimentary nroceiure we will to next years nresilent. Item lg. Ne give an iota of Gloria lurner's and Vuth Stetzler's charm to Doris Kreiier. Item 19. lonald and Iohnny's truck service for forlorn lovers we will to any noor fish next year. Item 20. Doris Riegel's and'Huth Hartman's quietness we give to Jeanette Adam in hoses of her sirmering down. Item 21. Janet Lark's nimble, talented fingers for the niano we will to illa 'iller. Item 22. A oortion of Evelyn ,iller's talkativeness we give to Re- 'DGCCH DODIIG - Ccontinuedj Item 23. Engel. Item 2b. Junior. , Item 25. Adam. Item 26. Item 27. ior Home Bc. Item 28. A strain of Richard Dunklberger's voice we give to Earl Roselyn Adam's steady date wroblem we wish uwon no poor Kathryn Rentchler's animated antics we give to Patricia Shirley Einsel's talented voice we five to Miriam Shrom. Jane Stitzel's cake baking ability we will to all the Jun- girls. Irvin Ketner's boot for soccer we give to next years soc- cer enthusiasts. l Item 29. Helen Rubright's red hair we give to Robert Dunkelberger so he can have braids. ' Item 30. Adam. Item 31. Betty Hinnershitz's knack for swelling we will to Elaine The giggling and snickering of Anna Heiter we will to Jan- ice Henry to add a final touch to the class. In witness thereof, we the said testator, the icnior class of 1952, add to this our seal this twenty-sixth day of Hay, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-two. if CI.A!jf PROPHH X .I I As has been the custom in previous years someone writes a prophecy concerning the future of their classmates, so: UI dipt into the future, Far as human eye could see, Saw a vision of the world, and all the wcndir that would be.U It is the year l97b and all preparations are ready for the first ex pedition to Mars. The rocket ship PHS-52 was designed and developed by Kenneth Reinhart who is a leading scientist of today. Those preparing to leave on the expedition are:Donald Grim, pilot 3 Frank Metrolis, co-pilot: Clyde nepner is the head mechanic on this ex pedition. Jean Hess is the air hostess and lavid Adam is the leader of the ex edition for be has done much work of a similar type since he gr aduateg from Kest Point. Jean Miller is Lavid's private secretary an d I being a nurse am going on the expedition too. Time passed quickly from the take-off on'earth until we landed upon Mars. Ihere civilization was highly developed and Marsians welcomed us and showed us their country. In their science laboratories we found to our amazement something that looked like a large television set. Then our guide told us the set could be operated by one person and as this person's mind wondered, the machine would follow and answer anything a person desired to know. He turned on the set and ask us who would like to operate it. I was very anxious to try and so I took hold of the set of knobs the guide showed to me and my mind traveled to New York: then as if we would tune in channel six on our own television set in came a icture of New York City with all the noise and excitement. I spied a gall, Carnneige Hall where a symphony was in progress and on a large p oster is the name William Hill, Symphony Conductor. On fifth avenue I see Ruth Stetzler's Beauty Salon, I always knew she would make good. I see Evelyn Miller. She is walking into a psychAatrist's officegyes she must be working for himg in high school she wanted to be a medical sec retary. We now turn our viewing to Penna. I see a large farm, why I do believe the owner is John Sonon and the neighboring farm is owned by a Franklin Schappell and there he is on his tractor. Now I see Reading : anna Helter is working at the Berkshireg Helen Eubright is working in I do believe it is the Five a Ten, and there's a long line of people I believe they are waiting to eat at a restaurant owned by Loris Reigel, and Anna Keim. Is that Betty Hinnershitz working at Bell Telephone? Oh look over there, William Gundrum has an Electrical Shop on Penn Street and Gloria Turner and Mary Ireibelbis are working for him as secretar- 1930 Coming toward Perry Township I see a housing project and lohk there is Richard Iunkelberger driving a caterpillar. He is working for List- rich Construction and Engineering Co. Robert Lietrich must have done a good job in the engineering business. Jane Stitzel is taeching school- in the elementary building at P.H.S. Roselyn adam and Kathryn Rentsch- ler are driving around in a Ford Convertible, they said they would do well as secretaries. Ruth Hartman is a floor-lady in one of the local- factories. Janet Marks is a medical secretary working for a local doc- tor. Glenn Adam and Irvin Ketner are in the Air borce. Richard Btoudt' s home on leave: he's a Navy Pilot. Well it's time to turn off the set and see more of Mars. We all do hope that some day you can make this trip to Mras and see all the inte eresting and wonderful things up here as well as seeing all your class mates as I have seen mine. MMM f5 3 Q- 55 , ,V 45, E 5 M COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Perry Township High School Auditorium Mag 28, 1952 :OO P.M. Theme: nBerks County Bi-Centennial Processional ------------------------------------------ High School Band Invocation ---------------------------------- Rev. Harold E. Beamsderfer Salutatory ---- A History of Berks County ---------------- William T- Hill Oration-Berks County Industries and Communications-Kenneth A. Eeinhart Selections ---- Q ---------------------------------- High School Glee Club Oration ----- 200 Years of Social Life in Berks County ----- David M- Rdam Valedictory-An Educational History of Berks County--Robert H. Dietrich Trombone Solo ------------------------------------------ William T- H111 Emblem Oration ---- i --------------- ----------------- Robert H. Dietrich Acceptance of Ehnblem ---------------------------- -------- D avid R. Smith Address ---------- Berks County Bi-Centennial ---------- Dr. Alvin F. Kemp Presentation of Diplomas ----------------------------- Theodore Reinhart Benediction ------------------ ------ ---- Rev. Harold E. Beamsderfer ag- Q U' ' N A y N z fr X SWT V T f K A --liiHMH'V JUNIOR CLASS First Row: P.Adam,J.Adsm,J.Henry,D.Sm1th,E.Adem,C.Hsrtnan,D.Kre1der,D. K11ne,D.Strause, Second Row:M.Gehret,M.Shrom,J.Le1bensperger,J.Adam,R. Dunke1berger,D.Lamm,K.Eng1e,E.M111er,R.Donne. Under the supervision of Mr.Roberts,we,the class of '53hnve journey ed through our second lash year at Perry. On November 10, 1951, we presented the annual Junior Glass play, Ik THE DO3HOUSE,under the direction of hr. Lsmm,1t proved to be a success Our class has an enrollmert of eighteen. Those who participate in sports are Doris Kreider, Jeanette Adam Dolores Lsmm, John Leibensperger, David Smith, Karl Engle, and Robert Dunkelberger. Patricia Adam, Jeanette Adam, and Doris Kreider serve as cheerleaders. Daniel K11ne,Patric1s Adsm,Robert Dunke1berger,snd David Smith represent us in the band. 'Ve are looking forward to a happy end successful year as seniors of Perry High School. OFFICERS President- -------- ------------ ----f---- ---- ------------ -David Smith V1ce-pres1dent----- N ------- ---------- ------ ------------ -Karl Engle Secretary -------- -- ----- -e-- -------------- AH ---Dolores Lamm Tressurer-e-- - ----- ---- ---- ---Janice Henry ,,,- ' 1 X Z4 Tx 5, . 0 EE V 5 Em lgn fl: 'fill H SOPHOMORE CLASS First Row:C.Hoppes,B.Kehr,R.Easterbrook,E.Metrol1s,F.D1ss1nger,B.Re1- chardt,A.Daughtry,E.Shrom,W.Herber, Second Row:E.Bauscher,J.Sweig1z,R Lukens, R.Dresh,D.Hess, H.Re1nhart,M.Engle, D.M11ler,G.Hess, E.M1ller Third Row:M.Yeager,E.Snyder,E.Noecker,E.Hess,G.E111s,E.Se1p,W.Waxwood, H.R1ege1,M.H1ll,D.D1etr1ch,G.Ritter. Under the supervision of Mr. Smith, our class, with thirty members has had a very successful year. We presented the playNPos1on Ivyu and was enjoyed by everyone in assembly. Our class has been well represented in school act1v1t1es.Those who took part in the various boy's sports are:Eugene Snyder,Dav1d Detrich Glenn H1tter,Donald M1ller,Floyd D1es1nger,Al1an Daughtry, and Harold Relnhart. In g1rl's basketball we contributed Elinor Metrol1s,Barbara Kehr,and Dorothy Hess, We are represented in cheering by Barbara Kehr and in the band by David Dietrich and Eugene Snyder. We are looking foreward to our junior year and hoping it will be as successful as our sophomre year has been. CLASS OFFICERS President ------- -- ------------------------------------- Eugene Snyder Vice-president ------------------------------- --------Harold Reinhart Secretary ------- ----------------------- ----------------- Dorothy Hess Treasurer--- ----- ---------- ------ ---- - -------------- Ernest Miller X FRE .,4 . FRESHMAN CLASS First rowaA. Ventzel,T.Adam,D.Wertz,B.Mader1a,S.Oswa1d,R.Hachemer,G.Kl1ne K.Kershner,P.Moyer,S1Le1bensperger, Second row: G.Wertz,C.Moyer,K.Shrom, R.Geschw1ndt,R.Chr1st,F.Hartman,J.Wertz,A.K1ng,P.Klee,L.Delong,Third row: K.Brown,M.Streusser,V.Genssmer,K.H1me1berger,M.Gehret,A.M1l1er,D.Dodson , M.Peters,M.Heffner,R.Nusa, Fourth row:C.Donne,MnZwe1z1g,P.Faust,L.Hoppes, E.Reppert,G.Wanner,C.Kauffmsn,J.Eck,A.Hamm,W.M1ller,E.Mc Gory,M.Groh. Under the supervision and guidance of Miss Flight, the freshman class has tackled their new subjects of Latin, elgebra,and general science with enthusiasm. We're done well in participating in school activities. Gerald Wanner , Paul K1ee,Gera1d Wanner,and Merlin Peters Represent us in the band. Paul K1ee,Merl1n Pgters,Gerald Wanner,Stephen Le1bensperger,JHck Wertz,and T. Adam helped to steer our Junior Varsity to victory. Christine Moyer and Elaine Reppert helped to steer the g1rl's basketball team to victory. We were glad to welcome Cynthia Donne, Dorothy Dodson, and Kenneth Him- melberger to our class. With these new members we have a total enrollment of forty-three. We hope the years to come will be as successful as our freshman year has bean. OFFICERS OF FREASHMAN CLASS President ----------------- - ---------------------------- ----- Mabel Heffnes Vice-president ------- ------------------ ----- --------------- Gerald Wanner Secretary ----------------------------------------------- Mary Ella Qehret T ,.....,,.,.,,,,, ,, - ' reasurer - - --- ---------- --- -------- ---- Jerner Miller EIGTH GRADE SSVLNTH GRADL ll TIVI5? Z' X 3!::.,. X x I ' , 1 6 ...ISL tx ix! MP My LNFQU, x J ' 4.2 I ' Q1 -'WQXQEX X ww Q W I . yd 7 X I ,M J, I I I VX : T I ff SAND DIRQCTED vY JOHN P. TALHAGK - C t DEBATING Shirley Q1nse1,Dnv1d 3m1th,end V1111am H111 are upholding the nf- firmatlve s10e of the nuention, Mrs. Irvin Smith cohen, and David W Dietrich, Eugene Snyder, and Dolores Lamm Dre the negative members Ar the panel. PERRY AVPOW CLUB The functions of the clvb is to nublish a school newsoaoer every six weeks. The club functions as a cormercial newsnaner which is a symbol of democracy and accents freedom of the oress in our schools. Eiitor-in-chief- Assistant Tditor Feature T4itor------ ------- ----- Snorts 1ditor--- Exchange Editor- Art Tiitor ------ Business Editor- Reporters ----------------------- Faculty Advisor ----------------- Robert Dunkelberger Dolores Lamm Gloria Turner David Smith Ruth Stetzler Karl Engel Roselyn Adam Richard Stouit Jean Hess Iary Dreibelbis Janice Henry William Uerber Barbara Maderia Evelyn Werly Audery Reppert Miss L.Flight TPI-HI-Y There are sixteen members in the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Three new members were initiated and iniucted into the club this year. Tembers of the club attended the Tri-Hi-Y Pally at Bethlehem. During the year the girls held a Halloween Party and a Valintine's Day Party. OFFICTPS President - Roselyn Adam Vice-president - Jeannette Adam Secretary - Jean D. Hess Treasurer - Miriam Shrom Faculty Advisor - Miss Richards HOUR-TAKEFS CLUB This is a new club for the tenth, eleventh, and twelveth grade girls that do not take home economics. We have learned to knit. Some of the things that were made are scarfs, mittens, and sweaters. Those that are in the club are D.Hess, G.Hess, E.Metrolis, D.Strouse R.Donne, B.Hinnershitz, S.Einsel, and J.Narks. Miss Richards is the-teacher. LIBRAFY CLUB There are twenty-two members in the Library Club. The members per- form various duties including renairmng and inking damaged books, and arranging books, filing magazines and cataloging new books. OFFICERS President - Evelyn Filler Vice-president - Patricia Adam Secretary - Mary Hill Faculty Advisor - Mrs. Smith WILD LIFE CLUB The wild Life Club meets once a week. In wild Life Club every week someone gives a report on the animals that were on the zoo parade. Also someone gives a report on some certain animal. Some of the ani- mals that we talked about are bear, muskrats, deer, rabbits, ostrich, horses, weasel, mole, rattlesnake racoons opossums, etc. If there are any questions on various animals Mr. Reber.: answers them. OFFICERS President - Jane Stitzel Vice-president - Ruth Stetzler Secretary - Helen Rubright Faculty Advisor - Mr. Roberts ART CLUB The Art Club has ten members under the supervision of Mr. Hunzinger. In Art Club we were scratching out scenes on scratch broad paper which weredisplayed at Open House in November. we then were asked to draw a scene or anything we wanted to and paint it with water colors. These pictures were matted and hung in the seventh grade room. we now are making radio designs. HIlY The Hi-Y under the leadership of Mr. Smith, has nineteen members. They attended a hockey game at hershey. At the spring they expect to attend a baseball game in Philadelphia. They also expect to have abake sale in the near future. OFFICERS President - David Adam Vice-president - Kenneth Reinhart Secretary - David Dietrich Treasurer - Donald Miller Faculty Advisor - Mr. Smith JUNIOR TOWN MTETING The Perry Township Junior Town Meeting has been organized for three years. It was organized for students interested in participating in Junior Town Meeting of the air. Perry will be host school for one program which will be held on April 23. This year we have suwplied two speakers and two questioners for the broadcasts. Aside from preparing for the broadcasts we discussed some of the current questions of the day that were facing our country. The discussions proved interesting and were well supported by all of the members. Shirley Einsel is our representative on the student steering committee. OFFICERS President - Shirley Einsel Vice - president - William Hill Secretary - Karl Engel Faculty Advisor - Mr. Klahr F.F.A. The F.F.A. took on a number of activities. The cropping program in- cluded a truck garden soybeans, and corn. The vegetables and corn were sold locally and the soybeans stored for spring sale. The F.F.A. now owns a fair assortment of equipment including, an F-20 Farmall tracter with cultivator, a fourteen foot flatwagon, two two bottom plows, a trailer, a disc, a spike harrow, and two spring harrows. Seed sales were conducted with seeds from Berks Coop, Eastern States, and Tri-States. Chicks hatched and sold. A pen of broilers was also raised in the chickenhouse behind the school. During last summer three dele- gates were sent to State College for a few days. The Perry Chapter at tended the Farm Show and the Poultry Show at Harrisburg. Seven members of the Perry F.F.A. went to a meeting in the Education Building at Harrisburg. Trips were made to the homes of the boys to see the proj- ects they were carrying. Arnel Pig Farm was visited where improved practices were seen put into use. A trip to visit Lehigh Valley is ex- pected to be taken where the members will see modern dairy enterprise. The club was organized for the purpose of practicing leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation. service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. OFFICERS President - Donald Grim Vice-president - Clyde Hepner Secretary - James Adam Treasurer - Ernest Miller Reporter - Wdward Seip Faculty Advisor - Hr. Paul Barnhart OFFICERS' CLUB The officers' club has been organized for two years. the club con- sists of all the class officers from seventh thru twelveth grades. with the supervision of Nr. Lamm, we have earnestly tried to solve the problems of the school and better the conditions of the school. David Adam, Jean F. Hiller, Dolores Lamm, David Smith and Eugene Snyder along with Mr. Lamm and hrs. Smith attended a s tudent confer- ence at Wyomissing High School in which other schools all overthe cou- nty were also represented. Many different subjects were discussed, in- cluding bettering assembly programs, student-teacher relationships, student-council projects and others. All who attended profited thru the discussions. A recreation night sponsored by the Officers' Club was held on Feb- ruary twenty-nineth in the high school auditorium and proved a big suc cess. Movies were shown. The school band and records provided music for dancing. Games were also played. It was lecided to ask different classes what improvements could be made if more recreation nights were held. Thru our efforts we hope the school will grow and become better as the years progress. OFFICARS President - David Adam Jr. Vice-president - David Smith Sec.-Treasurer - Jean F. Miller Faculty Advisor - Ir. Lamm NHLE X LJ 5 ' - 5 f Hn 3 ', 'ia . al If , ft . Mm s b X , X ' 17 XM ,r jj is if Q' !l 'x E . f W 4 for ICICI First Row: I.Ketner,J.Sonon,P.Klee, D.Kl1ne,D.Sm1th,J.Le1bensperyer,K. Engel. Second Row: Mr.Klehr,G.Adnm,W.Gundrum,D.M1ller,G.R1tcer,H.Ee1n- hert,K.Re1nhart,C.Heoner. The Perry High boosters wound uo the seeson with a score of one win, four loses,und three t1ee.Th1s amount was good enough for fourth place in the Northenn League stand1ng.Mr, Klehr again coached the team of the ' 51 Aim1rsls.Perry's five goals against our epponents ten were encoun- ted for by Deve Smith-JI,Ken Reinhart-I,nnd Glenn Adam-II. Glenn Adem,Irv1n Ketner,Kenneth Re1nhert,Glyde Hepner,NB1llu Gundrum, John Sonon,endHD1ckHDunkelberger hung un their blue end white uniforms for the lest time sfter the final game. Perry Perry Perry Perry Hamburg l Onteleunee 5 Fleetwood l Kutztown O RESULTS OF THB GATES WERE! Perry Perry Perry Perry Hamburg O Ontelaunee 2 Fleetwood l Kutztown 0 A I .f 7' jk ifixi K f Li if W ., . N, ,Q X :gg X VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: John Le1bensperger,Dav1d Sm1th,Kenneth Re1nhart,Glenn Adam, Eugene Snyder,Mr. Klahr,Second row:Richard Dunke1berger,Frank Metrolis Harold Re1nhart,Kar1 Eng1e,Dav1d De1tr1ch,Dav1d Adam,Mr. Smith. I W 1'- H VARSITY CHEEHLMADERS Jean Hess, Kathryn Rentschler, Shirley Einsel, and Roselyn Adam VARSITY BASKETBALL The fighting Admirals of H52H lost in their bid for the Eastern di- vision honors. Under the coaching of Mr. Klahr the team had an overall season's total of five wins against nine defeats. Including all Eames played Perry had a total of 699 points against their opponents 71 . Ken Reinhart and Glenn Adam captained the '51-52 team. Reinhart was the team's leading ooint oroducer with 172. He captured the Eastern division scoring honors by edging out Pete Von Dohren of Oley for the lewgue's leading scorer. Classy guarding and fine ball handling by Glenn Adam, WMickU Lei- bensberger, David Smith, and Eugene Snyder accounted for the remainder of the Hstarting fiveu. David Dietrich David Adam, Karl Engel, and Harold Reinhart also oerformed capably ln their relief roles to round out the varsity basketball team of 1951-52. Scores of the games: - Perry 56 Hamburg N7 - Perry 48 Hamburg SH Perry SO Ontelaunee 57 Perry Sh Fleetwood 56 - Perry Sh Alumni 57 Perry SO Amity 36 Perry M5 Oley H Perry M9 Ontelaunee Sl Perry 66 Morgantown 52 Perry 31 Fleetwood 62 Perry 56 Morgantown 29 Perry 53 Amity 51 Perry M3 Oley 58 ' Perry MM Amity 58 - practice games 1 Snring City Tournament games Individual scoring in league games: Kenneth Reinhart..l72 John Leibensberger.77 David Smith........69 Glenn Adam.... ..... 63 David D1etrich.....h9 Eugene Snyder......hh David Adam ......... 16 Karl Engel ......... 12 Harold Rienhart.... 2 l3ASKl'ITl3AI.I. The Aim1ral's J.V.'s were also unsuccessful in thier bid for the di vlslcgul lunors by only winning one bane out of ten. Glenn Ritter was the team's sharpsLooter with twenty-six field goals and seven foul shots for a total of 59 points. The team had a low nercent onfoul sho- oting by Laklnb 65 and missing 32 less than the lQuO-ol season. Allen Duu5itry,Paul Kle ,Glenn ebenspssger constituted the first fron the substitutes produced 2Ql INDIVIDUAL SCCRIXG WEGORDI Glenn Rit er ------ -N59 Allen Dnu5?try----- 44 Paul Klse----- ---- --33 , J n,, H- Donalu m,-1cr--Y ----- Klux o1.' I1:11i1i..11t ' Robot: Dunkcloerger-l? -----IJ RSSVLTS OF TAE 1n'iS: Poiny Fl Ynmbung 43 Poxvy FO 'nmburg F5 Pn'ny '7 Cntolnunss 13 Petey 'Q Flwntwood 11 P4E. y :V Amity 14 for an average of' 44.573 one percent R1tter,Donald M111er,and Stephen L1- string players with able assistants, points ngahnst the opponltion's 447 Steplen Lsihonsnerger-10 Thomas Adam---- ------ -10 Gerold Wsnner ------- ---3 Mirlln PPtPrs -------- --3 Jack YSFYZ- ------- -----2 Ppvfy '9 Clsy 51 0ntv'nunPe 58 FlPvtwood 49 Amity W1 Oley T0 Pansy l7 Pefqy 30 Perry P? Perry 33 W 1 W 1 1 4' -ii W JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEM! First Row: Richard Dunkelberger,Gera1d Wanner,Stephen Leibensperger, Thomas Adam,Jaok Wertz,Mer11n Peters. Second Row: Frank Metro11s,A11en Daughtry,G1enn Ritter,Robert Dunkelberger, Paul Klee, Donald Miller, Mr. K1ahr,Goach. gl: ' .I ' , i JUNIOR VARSITY CHESRLEADEQS Doris Kre1der,Barbara Kehr,Patr1c1a Adam,Jeanette Adam,Chr1st1ne Moya iirst 1ou: John Leibeneperger,Iavio Smith,Eugene Snyder,Jil1iam Gundlum Glenn Adam,Kenneth Reinhart, Second row: Davie Adam,Daniu1 Kleine,G1enn Rittcr,Kurl Enge1,F1oyd Dissinger,Hr. Harold Kh1ar,couch. This year's besebnll team under the coaching of Mr. Harold Khlar is boring for a fine season in 1952. There are ten holderers from last year plus the freshman class and others that will give the team strength for the coming season. Four or more players will be lost thru graduation, they ere Glenn Adam, Irvin Ketner, Kenneth Reinhart, and Ni111amGundrum. Se hope the Perry Aimirals will come up with favoring results in the com ing season. ' SCHLLULHI April 15 Hemburg at Perry May 2 Perry at Hamburg npril 16 Ontelaunee at Perry May 6 Perry at Ontelaunee April 22 Perry at Kutztown May 9 Kutztown at Perry April 25 Fleetwood at Perry May 15 Perry at Fleetwood April 29 Bye May I5 Bye A 1 l A n u TEAM ff N D X fi . xjgl A U GILL'S BQJXJIBHLL birft rowzlthpl Shrom,Christine Loyer,Je nette Adum,5hir1ey 3inse1,Kath ryn Hent0ch1Pr,Loris Krvider,1orothy Hess,B1rbura Mehr, Secondrowz Jenn Hess,Lmry 1rPihe1his,Rore1yn Adam,Do1oreS Lamm,Sar.nnP Livhurda, couch, Elinor Hetro1is,T1aine EPPI9Tt,31iZhbPth uocker,Cathrine Xaufgmbn Undvr thf voncLin of Mivf Wwrannn 7ick'vHs ,nd Lr.GHnG foYQrLs the .f.dmix':.1PttPP trivd h rd to 'min nl. sua-nf ided i..f.wiu.1ing three out oi' thfir HPVGH 5 WGN. fkv nowrition u,f krvn Hnf thc fOTWBTfS 416 1WfLr Mf 1 i' fi.w. The guards supplementod the forwgrup F3 glpyind 5oci dffvizive bull. 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F S K sIfIoLLENBERc5ER FARM SUPPLIES 5 gg E . FULL LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS 64' 4 Service ls Our Motto FI 2 .T Hamburg 2005 Leesport 69-R-22 E Z HAMBURG and CENTREPORT, PA. F I fs 'U8LU T8Ui 'T :Q8V T5.8.i? 'W5.8i9 ' TiS.V T5,6.V 13SV ' '1 'Y9i'V iFSig I f2'iQifCi'1k.-I3ED7lfCi1lw2fQ7lfC'hIflPfQ?KC111-.I-Q'5327.'5CC3'D-It-23355552-II-MQiKEmf2SlKEm-ElQ5lfCi2-If2fQE5ChwRf?E5C52sAED7llEmfRfQ7KEw2,Llw?fl U?551lC':7.U WHXGWWXQYWRGWWHKGWWHWWXWWHEGVWHKWYEXGWWHXWWHKWWKW rm I I +f0I91'3f-s-ue5?793'3:u--4- :u--4-!-WY5La--e!n!'91Q-s-m-!3'33kw-eJ3x33Msu4!h533i9--4R'3M--em'm-Ift58m9I a u 4:5859 Q 'E MAIDENCREEK FEED 8s GRAIN H Walter H. Dreibelbis, Proprietor Dealer in COAL, GRAIN, FLOUR, FEED, etc. H BARN 8a FIELD SPRAYING if cusrom GRINDING .na MIXING 'H Phone Leesport 29-R-3 E . MAIDENCREEK, PA. ,H 1 DREIBELBIS MILLS E W. H. Dreibelbis, Owner Q GOLDEN GUERNSEY DAIRY EL - GRAIN - POULTRY 8: LIVESTOCK FEED GI WHITE ROSE FLOUR E, Phone Hamburg 3242 Near SHOEMAKERSVILLE, PA. Lutheran Brotherhood JACOB T. MUNTZ E - Life Insurance Aucfioneef E Q ARLAN D. ADAM HAMBURG -nd E, R.D, 9 HAMBURG, PA, SHOEMAKERSVILLE, PA. 5 , Phone 9197 Phone Hamburg 9164 R . E ' vlslr oNYx cAvE Li W .V Eat more Fresh Fruits 8x Negetables S I WofId's Num! Wonder QALTHASER BRQTHERS H 5 E NEAR HAMBURG, PA- Fruit Baskets Made to Order Q ' Phone 563 ' Mr. 8. Mrs. Lewis Snyder, Props. E? HAMBURG, PA. 5 'iY1i8.U 'QS,lf ' Ti8.194 T5,3.U ' :Ni,SCe9 'W3,8.Ef :U.8.lVf W8V 'TH? WV' WTB? N 4 .-i:'iQ?IfCil.-REQiIl5CI11.fx!ED'lfQ'll-..nEQ7KCi'Dr-.r-JQEDKCZQI..-i3'5Q3IfCia-.f2HXfC?hw23XfCiu-.f2?25lfEmfMQ7KCh..uEQE5Chw2HE5Em.-EEQ7ICEm ri FOSTER B WEIDMAN Painting 8: Decorating Q ,. - cg SHOEMAKERSVILLE, PA, Gs r WILLIAM F GESCHWINDT All Leading Radio 8s Television Sales and Service Clocks Sewing Machines and All Home Appliances Reparred Will Call 8: Deliver Phone Hamburg 9761 SHOEMAKERSVILLE, PA. .. l Ss Comphmm of Banana Moro ssnvlcs QQ I I Service on All Malce Radios , HAAGIS HOTEL and Auto Radios H Q Sunday Dinners - Banquets 90 years experience A SHARTLESVILLE, PA. H ' SHARTLESVILLE, PA. I P I Phone Bernville 57-R-2 E' I ea I - Compliments of I W. P. NOECKER GH KAUFFMAN'S RESTAURANT I General Merchandise Q24 9 DAUBERVILLE, PA. DAUBERVILLE, PA. Ev cl ' :Es ee' I H 5 - TUCKERTON HQTEL WEST END LUNCHEONETTE Ei . 9 ,. Route122 Pottsville Pike wesr MoHRsvlu.E, PA. Qi Catering to Parties Italian Sandwiches 5 - Good Food and your Favorite Drinlcs Our Specialty S Marvin 8 Dorothy Miller, Proprietors None Better - Aslc Your Neighbor E I, Leexport 0145-R-4 Phone Leesport 756-R-13 in K ...zfrfi QQ Qi? ii 52 I I g KC Sim.-nibiiiiu-.feb FK ilifiu-..-REQ KQEQWWHQ 539321-.4-1:53 IK 'lf Ei Cifxq.-RED 'PK 5371? FKCLQ-.0239 DICCEL.-xi? mia-,.-rrfb iinii it is Si Q5 53 Q5 is 9 it 55 ii... ' lG1YIcCiU WBRGWWEEEWWHKGWWHJXCIU'WXWWRWWKWWKWWHGVWKWMWEWWHKGW 1' SA GU '5?5EGSU , Compliments of 5:1 WW A525551 JIZGU' IiLGU '5?5 CHARLES K. EMHARDT Pattern Worlcs ' HAMBURG, PA. WElDMAN'S BAKERY 249 South 4th Street HAMBURG, PA. Phone 2124 Specializing in Cakes Wedding Birthday Anniversary 1 KGUMWX PAUL J. ZIPP ' Building and Wrecking Contractor Full Line of Plumbing and Heating Supplies T ZiZGU '5T51iZ EKCIi7 UE5 53515455 FLZEUWT5 EIGUMVED 5ILGU 'UE5 2'KGU ?e5 CI5 YfI5 x SI -A U, O C ro- S' -P no 3' CD fu' Q 0 nv- I IP Z on C zu 9 'o P' , Phone Leesport 28-R-27 DAUBERVILLE, PA. J. F. KOHLER b NASH The worlds most modern C - ROUTE 122 - P. 0. Box 11 Phone Hamburg 2336 r GUARANTEED USED CARS - ACKERMAN APPAREL SHOP 5E,C?.5 GUE5XC V ' Ladies Wear . gl . 5. Millinery A Specialty 59555 EZ E- ge gl it it it tl S gi si se Second Hand Building Material For Sale - Compliments of BAER'S ESSO STATION PHILCO DEALER GT Compliments of SHARTLESVILLE HOTEL SHARTLESVILLE, PA. Painting O Paperhanging HARRY L. ADAM EDENBURG, HAMBURG R. 3, PA. Phone: Hamburg 2063 CEIWHEQ UIC 533 513 73 Ea-1.-REQ EC Cin-..-REQ TIC 735923-1.-RET! Nha.-IE? Sim.-169 FIC 'PK 7l'CCi11..-x:EQ?KC51-.full Gia-..-REQ 71? YK Wim-..-13327-'SCSIEQX-..-13571 TK 5 UE55ICfSU''WMVWXGWWHXW'WHWWHXWWNWWKGWWXWWKWWKGVWKGW G 5? - B25 gi Qi OUVER R' KAUFFMAN - THOS. A. MILLER s. SONS 454' General Electric Appliances I R 'tit 9 CONTRACTORS If ig B Residence: 431 South 4th Street I S .,- V3 . . L. i if iq ' Store: 242 State Street Cemenlmg - Hauling 1' E Phone 2762 I Ready Mixed Concrete gm 65 Gi I1--3 -1- sf: 2 HAMBURG, PA. HAMBURG' PA- ll Eg 'ES 5 if? Bla ' B Bc? ' 5 E THE GIFT and CHILDRENS SHOP ll 5 Ev I Compliments of cg is Q Everything for the Infant 8: Children 5 E, A? INDIAN FORT INN asv sim swf ,QS 421' eq ,-fs -EQ 9 Phone 2507 in Q QQ, WEST HAMBURG, PA. QD 5 'E . HAMBURG, PA. ?Q Gi if F? Q ' gg 5 414 - U, 'B we -H: 9 P at DRY CLEANING FOR P LC? Q cg , PARTICULAR PEOPLE lb? Q Q Q SINCE 1929 Q E . DYEING Hg 25 SO.4TH.ST. HAMBURG In Q E for Economical Transportaton '55 ' ' gg' HARVEY C. SCHAEFFER Q, oEGLER CHEVROLET Qi Oldnfwbile ' Ch2Vf0l0f Anthracite Coal Dealer State Street at Front HAMBURG, PAI HAMBURG, PA. Q Phone 558 ' Qi I? '23 gg'.'Q5fl'9 ' 'i5,S.iT W 4:YH? 'w,8.l7'5 '.1'Y5,Sfe9 ''.'Q5,S.l-7 'i'Y5,8.l9: iw'f ' ' . ' ' I?i ?GB2fffL2iDKQiu,fREQ5XEawn377l!C'bxwIE.7?KC5u-.fRS75lCCEn-.mHiKEm.-REQXif.h-..R3XCC.'h-.mSiKEmmBEfEmmRXfC.hmHECEmm3PKEmSEB-Irffx 'UHECGV 'UHKQ7' 'W5H55 W5X5U UF55I'SCT5 'WUXGW 'WKGW 'WNW WEE? 'fl.5551'LC:fU 'n.755TiCI5 Iff52T.lC's? f5f52'IiCIU' if p ,N L' 557 I N Q P JOHNNIE'S SUNOCO SERVICE 3 Q BOSCOV'S DEPT. STORE Route No' 122 4-5, E 1401 North 9th Street I-EESPORTI PA- ADIN A. Et E Q RE G' P Kelly Tires - Batteries E , OPCH Eveninss Accessories E' S Phone Leesport 52-R-2 E 5 G4 Q CHARLES B., ROTHENBERGER C. H. LENHART 5 H Dmgglst wzsr LEESPORT, PA. 2 Phone 34-R-3 5 Phone 6-R-3 E K? FLASHES' AIRFIELD FRANCIS K. GRAEFF H Atlantic Service Phone Leesport 52-R-3 Q Light Lunclt - Soclas Q Hershey Ice Cream l-EESPORT, PA- uAim'to'Plu n Calso Service Station Q5 2 at C' E' Hill' Prop' Electric Appliances ? El Phone Leesport O92-R-4 Pl 5 f B F G ff LEESPORT, PA. ay 6 e ' W 'Om 'ae .2 E 593 WASHINGTON HOUSE J. 8 L. DRESS SHOP LEESPORT, PA. 5'fLCIU 'Ui5El.C?.5 '5?52If. Qi 6325 Q' I' Raymond Phillips, Prop. WEST LEESPORT, PA. be We ll 'WW' 'T4B3? 'T'f '135V :Q53.lT ' 'w5359 f'T?3iT i9,3iT Q53V WB? ' TBV X fnEQ5lCEa..nEQECCiu.fnEDE!C51..rd'QIKCEa..-2lQ7ICCia..nE75lfCiu..n3EC9.1f1-..n5ECC.h..uEQ5lCEm.QDE5EmfnED7KEm.nH7KEm.uEQECEmmQ S 2 ' PYFEISIQCIU''UE55KC?U 5Z5iYCGU YfE55KC'IU 'IG'55iCCIU'bUE5EC?U 'WXGWWBXWWKWWBKWWKGWWKEWWRW ' ' 4-4't3!3-9--QSM-4 s.-4-163535,-1eR?ZQ-at'eG?9: eR'5'3mJ33?La--eRi33M--e6'imu.-J3ms--e!5Ru--4!-W5Ln- , f J I 4 C' -K5 ' - Q 9 I TREXLER'S BUS TERMINAL I E5 V1 MARKS AUTC SALES G h d gg I rey oun .Es - and Q New 81 Used Cars S E4 I Reading Terminal Eb x 5 phone 2774 Fourth and State Streets 2 E9 I HAMBURG, PA. Ft - - HAMBURG R.D. 2, PA. Phone 2531 E 3 431' ? 555 li HARRY J. smm-I Complimervff of 3 IH - MAIDENCREEK, PA. I CLAUSS SERVICE STATION I5 QE McCormick Tractors and Machines Texaco Gas I Oil Q . -Refrigeration Q Hardware I Light Lunch Q B,,-B-Q 2 H Pens and Service I SHOEMAKERSVILLE Rn., PA. 3 434' 3 E5 , I - 5 ' HAMBURG ELECTRIC CO. 3 as L , H+ Compliments of , :Pg I 33 South 4th Street ,S 45 '55 l ADAMS 8: BRIGHT DRUG STORE I HAMBURG, PA- - S - HAMBURG, PA. Westinghouse Appliances II 3 Q l l Phone 2084 Q ' I f E5 X 1' E9 Q I THE PEARL JEAN BEAUTY SHOPPE 'Q 1, E Compliments of Manicuring - Facials ' E '55 X Permanents ' 'Fi' G5 CHARLES A' LEVAN Pearl Jean Wehr, Prop. I Phone 2094 If ea Q .4 2 'W3,8.U 'T'iSV ' 1'YBiT ' T5,S.U4 'Ti,Sfe9 ''+UiEf 'Vii? 'WB? 'EQ? 1'? 'WV 'c5 5 I ' P72 in at fnE7IiC5zwuEDEfChwnEQ?KC'bl-wrEQE!C.h-.fiEQ5lCCZawnEDiIfC3as CB1wt6QEfC51wnEDECChw:dQEfEnwnE7KEm.nEQIKEm.-2lQECEasz,f,f1, I 'P WKWWHWWMWWXWWKWWMWWXWWNWWKWWKWWKGWWRWWBKW f .- SE 5. 2 E' S E Q A. EARL UNGER Compliments of 5 S - 'NSURANCE LUCKENBILUS RESTAURANT . Q sHoEMAKERsvlLLE PA. if A - ' STRAUSSTOWN, PA. 9 Sl 2 it is A J 5 Q 9 MARION ANN'S BEAUTY SALON Q E Compliments of .5 EQ if Complete Beauty Service 3 Q For Appointment ' Q I, .MIL .na MRS. CLARENCE PETERS I Phone Hamburg 3105 dl 2 2 VIRGINW-LE, PA. I VIRGINVILLE, PA. Q 2 V I Marion Fink, Prop. FQ ' 5 5 E as ' K 9 . C I. HoMAN's I. G. A. STORE - Q omp :ments of Q .R Q y i 2 A Low Prices Everyday 2 424' gg Ag? F? 9 FRIEND I 5? Q E D VIRGINVILLE, PA. 5 H 5 g- -Ei 'l 7 in w P ig-we , 'Q A MYERS A. RALTHASER s. son S P i 'P 'i 5 i ' ... Q I . S ggi I All Sizes - Q Dodge 8: Plymouth Motor Cars CARL S- MILLER in Qi V'RG'NV'LLE' PA' I R.D. 2 HAMBURG, PA. Q 4 ' 1 ' ing' Phone Hamburg 2991 Phone Hamburg 9021. if Eff Q5 - 3 to W'+w,gv'-''wmv'-1-wwwwww'Ruger'- 'wxw''wgw wgw 'm.w-'ww'-ww- +my+'Pww Nfcg QEftlQiKEnm3?XC?hqmH?KEmASECEwf2STKC51-mtEQii'Emf2HXCEmmHEIEmfnEQ7lKCEnA.-1dQ?ICCinwnEQ'DliChtf2EQ'EKCiawfnEQ5KCiu-f2ZZmgi 5 'UZ5ZKC?U UE5iRCIU '4Z51lEU UZ55iC?.U UE5XC?U''UE5KCIU UE5E4C?7 UE5E4CZU YiE5J1ZC?U 5T55TLCIU UE55Yt GU' fmm..mm.4.Qh....Jm,..m?A+-.mWh--mEh..Mm4-.eMM-.w-NMs--4J3m- MRS. ANNA HUEY Specialty Shop Cards For All Occasions Aprons - Undies SEIP'S OLD-FASHIONED ICE CREAM Fountain Service Italian Sandwiches Steak Sandwiches Stockings - Hanlcies LEESPORT, PA. SHOEMAKERSVILLE, PA. Phone 734 MAZIPS LUNCHEONETTE C It f Fountain Service amp 'ments O Delicious Sundaes HAROLD McNEILL OU' 5Peffa Y Bar-B-Q's 5 Phone Leesport 72-R-74 CENTREPORT, PA. M. S. RENTSCHLER'S SONS 5 Dry Goods - Groceries - Notions Hardware - Phone Leesport 72-R-24 CENTREPORT, PA. White Washing - Fly Spraying RAYMOND H. FOX VlRGlNVlLl.E, PA. Phone Hamburg 3087 GEORGE ERB MAURICE J- DRIES Electrical Appliances and Wiring Frigidaire Raw Fur 8: Hide Dealer Bendix - RCA . Maytag Hoover VIRGINVILLE, PA. 5 wswwmwwwww 204 Noble Street KUTZTOWN, PA. Phone 3037 ECQBLM 'liiiiawnfbilf EC IK Cin..-HID IIC EC IK 7KCiu-..-MQ EK 'lfiimm-23 QZ'u..1rEQ2ZW97lfQZu..:ce'E.??1CC3'.uwx:EQ7.!CC2u.fnEQ IK 'LEC '35 Z!! Q, 9 i 5 Q 9 Q. 52 ggi gi 5. Q S59 Q. 55 5' if Mm 'H 'UEQDKCIWWESREWKSXEWWRGWGWBKGWWmWWmWWmWWmSWWmWWmWWmWWKW .X .ntmtm-e...n2tn,-..nfme...en?m,..emme..-n?m....nm..emim....mme-...emm...a8m....mm...emm, E. tl Q P Compliment, of MARKS' AMOCO SERVICE STATION i Q Q lg WEIMEWS JEWELRY STORE Lubrication 8: Car Washing 5, Q W C ll D ' 3 13 South 4th Street e U and elwer A Ag A ' HAMBURG, PA. Phone 972, et E E. K. Marks, Prop. L ' 1 V Since 7876 2' 9 ALBERTIS FINK 8 SONS GMM BROS. - 5 Q 407 South 4th Street Q4 HAMBURG PA Pianos - RCA Television - Radios A Q 1 I Records - Sewing Machines is .5 411 Firestone Supplies ? 5 2 ' Bwinejs Phone 2525 Musical Merchandise 5 53' Home Phone 692 HAMBURG' PA. t 'H Phone 2776 ' 523 Q A KERCHNER'S RESTAURANT BEST WB-HES TO THE it FQ G4 LeRoy L. Hamsher, Prop. CLASS OF ,52 is Q - Breakfast Platters F H Chicken and Steak Dinners 'n-I5 RQLLER piggy 122 E S LENHARTSVILLE, PA. 1? Q Et f Phone Hamburg 9852 2' g Ei . EZ. IKGWWD . Compliments of . ANNA SEIBERT BEAUTY SALON J'I4G5 ff?55.Tt A Q94 '59 Q1 .h D 1' RALPH L. BECKER Distributor of FREIHOFER'S Fine Bread and Cakes SHOEMAKERSVILLE, PA. I Z i in i 3 be Q fa Q E Q is ii If i'v3,it9i :Qi3,lT ' ':wQ.Ef ' T53,U 1'Ni,Ke9 '1:i,S,1V T5,83W w93tVi '1't1i33t? 'Ti3W o .ximian-.euEQ5ZfGiavnEQ1I!Cia-fnEQFlCCZawQEDEfCEawnE7?'L5QEae.-uEQEKC.iu-,fnEQ7KCiu-.sn?QECEmfMQXSEmfnEQ?KC5m,nH7KEmfuHECEns S UE1ilCIU 'UE52KC!U' '55EC5U n.?55IilSU 5E55TLC?7 WEEE? W5iCW 'Wf55RC?5 ffF55KClU W5ECC?.U 3f5 WW B.. +mgml ' l llm?mlIMmllm IMYmlImmll l l Fl BALTHASER HARDWARE STORE Compliments of E4 'D Nathan S. Balthaser, Prop. n Scotts Lawn Seed . Paints - Glass - Tools STEEl.Y'S STORE Poultry - Meats - Groceries i gi iii' 9 Hudwue Frozen Foods - Produce - Belted Goods Q5 Q 234-36 State Sheet Third and Pine Streets 53 HAMBURG, PA. HAMBURG, PA. E4 Phone 2730 Phone Hamburg 836 H Compliments of E4 ' FRYER'S STORE Q 5. - 10c - 51.00 s. Up Compliments ol is li is 4? 3 gi 0 A 326 State Street BENDER S BAKERY HAMBURG, PA. E A - Member of Ben Franlclin Stores - 421 ff cr.AnK's musk ' as . Compliments of - f Mr. and Mrs. Clarlr P. Rentschler, Prop. E Open Sundays l E ' 650365 RUBRIGHT We Serve Only The Best Food 210 Sure Street 5 ' R CERY T E Q A G O S OR HAMBURG, PA. I Phone 9987 Gt ' ' FRANK A. VENNE 5 I. C. GRETH CO. E A Buick Sales and Service - Ei' Nylon Hosiery Specialists Z 318 Walnut Street 41.4 ' 126 South Third Street 1 HAMBURG, PA. HAMBURG, PA. 2 Phone 2585 - si 5 ? v 3.U ' ii9,l? 'Q7'f 1'13317'f ' :xY53U 153Ce94 'Q1'ivG :N5,RtT WW ' M? 'Y'Vi8W ' E .1 i.nSQZK'CEa-..nlQ5lCCia..nEDilKGEa..nE?7KCia..QEWKCEQQAHXMAEXMASXMMXCMASKMASXMAEXMASKMQ1 ' 'UEQSILCEU'WEDECCIU' 5Z2iiIET UZ55ILCZU YfE55I4C?.U WEXGWWXWWEKEWWBKGWWHXWWEGVWKWWKW W .X 4.66333-Q....6hp--a --JR-IQRWM-Iem'3Msl.aRW'LsuMRpr.-n!f3'3Mo.--aJ us-aE3Ls--44'ms--aJf33Ra- 3'SG7 '5G5E4CZU 'U?'55'iCC2W W55:K 2' 0 .14 3. 7.111 5' 2 . , O PS sr 2 -3 sh - 1- xv 2'- WS z vp.,- '5 322, a gc 'DEQ Eh 2.5 0-4 B 3. I1 vi' 5 Q z U '-2 W1 3 F 0 X' I0 Eu o E, l ' 4 1 4 I, 5' I 1.595 ' 3-gg Q I?I Sgr. H 2 0 2,539 3' -1 JS 'u in . -5 I O 5 0 S '-3 g rn , A. Phone Pennsburg 3187 .ii HAFER'S GARAGE 5:1 PRCIUAW5 ELGWW5 GREY-ROCK PRODUCTS GMC Truck Sales 84 Service ' HAMBURG, PA. Phone 886 Compliments of F. P. RENNO 8: SONS WHOLESALE Beverages - Cigars - Cigarettes 8 North 3rd Street Phone 540 HAMBURG, PA. Compliments of EIL DItGU U?52'i4E5 '57n'55Ii ' - I VN 5 is 5 5 3. 9, Ig 5 IP -D w 0 55.2 as 3:1 V' z 895- 5 if-'oil' 5 wg 4 2i1CIU W5b1'i EKGVYG5 E4 YK.CIU 5T5 Compliments of g MOYER'S HARDWARE STORE Q HAMBURG, PA. HAMBURG DINER Donald C. Heclcman, Prop. 787 Em Sme Street Route No. 22 HAMBURG, PA. Phone 9957 9 I . 'FQSLW4' 'WW tW ' 1TQ2F 'wK? 'WiM? FQ83T Q8W WVf ' 'WU osx.faE-75KCh-,fnEQ5lCCinwn3IKCB1..nl'DE!Em.fnEDiICC.'Luw2EQiKEasfn3?KCiu.fnBEKEuwnHEC2m.-nlQ?KCiuwQQ7KC5LAHUKC.5zw2HEiEasgm ?IiCEaw2ED?KCLu..-nibilfiiam-2B?'EiQ51-. Vlfiia-wnibiiia-wnEQ5?iC.'L9i-..-21352K ECCEMQEQYK 5149311-wtiiiii TK FK Q51-..-nibiiiiifm-.QQEQ DK C521-..-QED DIC 215951-..-mi? 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