Phillipsburg High School - Karux Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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Extras and Informal Activities . Sports . Underclassmen . The Seniors . The Class History . Class Poem : Our Honor Roll . In Memoriam . Class Day . Commencement . Senior Autographs . Editor's Last Words . Our Alma Mater The Advertisers . 6 8 9 15 23 37 45 55 56 57 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 85 PAGE THREE Y AGE FOUR arux S ta Editor-In-Chief . Assistant Editor . Associate Editor . Literary Editor . Art Editors . Photographers Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Advertising Manager . Advisers . . Ioyce Fairhurst . Romaine Deacon Arthur Smith . Helen Frances Berry Mary Price, Georgia Ort Charles Hill . Dudley Wickens Rose Marie Dougherty . Ioyce Williams Dick Winkler . . . Ioan Smith Mary V. Mooney . Thomas Walters Howard Piatt f Our Alma Mater PAK I' FIU: A GF SIX .V .I+ Y-,.. 'lz ' ' W if-.X X' 7,24 rf 1 ff? S .. 'ae'-J ki. L 'V 1 J : 97 I sc... ..,A I tr , J,-lp., G1 I' 3'-if y it 61 y Y . I I V li A f f .1-a . il ,. UI' Jed! . . . lust what is an Ideal Teachern? Surely by now, with all the appro- priate pictures, everyone must know who our perfect example is. If not, to do him justice, we will say that the wonderful specimen of man scattered all over these two pages is none other than Mr. Donald A. Dallman, holding B, S. and K. M. college degrees: K, M. standing for King of the Moustachef' Mr. Dallman's First outstanding quality is his ever pleasant smile. Many of his students think this smile came as a result of his extreme interest in chem- istry. It seems that it is said to have originally developed from a Hendish grin of an Eager Beaver scientist. Believe it, if you will. Secondly, Mr. Dallman has a marvelous sense of humor which is hard to equal. Does he care if his class on examination day tries to bribe him with enough food to open a delicatessen? Does he care how much bacteria is in Kenny Bigelow's ice cream? To quote this teacher's favorite expression, No-oo-oo-oo. D, D. has also been outstanding in the support of the school's social activities. His jovial appearance at the different dances and his attendance at social gatherings have greatly promoted their success. Without Daddy Dallman, dances wouldn't be the success they are. We congratulate Mr. Dallman on the magnificent job he has done in the past in teaching chemistry and oflering guidance of any kind to those who want it. To him, we give our best regards and wish him good luck in the future. ' ' Thus, basing our facts on example, we may say an ideal teacher is one who not only is highly successful in an academic Field, but who also possesses qualities that make the instructor popular with the student body. Of course, Mr, Dallman is only one of many, for Phillipsburg High School is the K'Home of ldeal Teachersf, Donit you agree? ,,-iii? DONALD A. DALLMAN PACE SEVEN F ICICI IT AD INISTRATIO i H P lH ' I B Pitts Russell Calvin, Howard Parker. Missing from Allred Ii. Case, Monroe ess, au arris, . , , picture, Russell Hcyinan. Maintains school property and huildingshcapahly manages all school aiIairs-H- ' ' ' A I 'l ' i ff l ' 1 lx 'f t ml' our school-Our Board of liducation. lll5pl.IyS lxitll IIIICFLSI Ill lllll Il I'llIb IIL Ii X IIMLIIICII I E , l Mr. Maloney - our principal - an ardent supporter of our sports activ- ities-a sympathetic adviser!an aid in all our school problems. ., iv -- . 3 Mr. Lerch--our assistant principal -respected by all-well known for his Umathn classesgendowed with a keen sense of humor, seldom re- vealed. 'I' H E F A C lt Ill' Y I Hr. Moyer thinks it over I Mrs. Thoinpsoti illustrates 3 Mr. VVchcr shows thc boys how 4 Mr. Imlriy poses 5 Miss Firth experiments 6 hir. Horn rclaxcs 7 Miss Haus ohligcs with Il sinilt Nvwr lcl it hc satitl that Phillipshurg High School tcatchcrs liollow tht- ohl anti . 1 NVUFII pgtttcrn ol' till work and no play. Un the other hztntl, ncithcr coulti llllytlllk' stty our tcachcrs nt-glcctctl thcir duties ot' administering homework and hgnnimring facts into our poor licntls. Our teachers follow ll pattern that takes all facts into coiisitiurtttioii. 'I'he-rc'I'ort-, it might he said that our instructors do make' up Tho ldvul 'll-ache-rs. PAGE NINI GE TEN CLARENCE BEERS B. S .... Lafayette . . . LL. . . . U. of Newark. Mathematics. MARY BEVACQUA B. B. C. S .... Rider College . . . Bookkeeping and Accounting MARY BRILL A. B .... Elizabethtown . . English DONALD DALLMAN B. S .... Bucknell . . Chemistry DOROTHY FIRTI-I A. B .... Wilson . . . M. A. . . . Lafayette . . . Biology ZELDA HAUS A. B .... Susquehanna . . Problems of Democracy IOHN BERILLA Philadelphia School of Industrial Arts . . . VV'ootlWork MILDRED BIDDISON A. B .... Bucknell . . French . . . English IOSEPH CARROLL A. B .... Fordham . . History GUY M. ECKLER B. Ed .... B. S .... Muhlenberg . . . Law . . . Economics Rider- RAYMOND FISHER A. B .... Lafayette . . . M. A. . . . Cornell . . . English . . . Latin MARION HESS B. Htl .... Beaver College . . Typewriting EDWARD HORN QSubstitutcJ A. B .... Muhlenberg . . . . . . Mount Airy Seminary English I-IALE IMLAY A. B .... M. A. New York University . . . Instrumental Music DORIS KEMERY Clerk Cuntil April, 19465 FLOYD KOCH Mechanical Drawing HARRY LAIR li. S .... East Stroudsburg . Physical Education CHARLES LA MONICA H. S .... Lafayette . . . Spanish HARRY HOUSTON H. S .... Temple . . Physical Education GEORGE KANE A.B,...M.A... Lafayette . . . Science FRANK KLEIN li. S .... Lafayette M AX . . . New York University . . Biology . . . Physiograpliy MARIE KORP N. I. Library Certificate . . Librarian ANNA LA MONICA H. S .... Ceclar Crest . . . M. A .... Lehigh University . Home Economics WALLACE MacDONALD Gorham Normal . . . Printing . . . Auto Mechanics TWE Lvn BETTY M. SWICK Secretary MARY VIRGINIA MOONEY West Chester Teachers College . . . B. S .... Muhlenberg . . . English ROBERT O'BRIEN Shop HOWARD PIATT A. ll .... Columbia College . . . Freehand Drawing HARRY RICHARDS B. S .... Muhlenberg . . Physics . . . Chemistry RUTH SHARP A. ll .... Wilson College . . . Mathematics WALTER MILLS B. A .... University of Pittsburgh . . . Health Education GEORGE MOYER A. B .... Lafayette . . . History . , . English ADELAIDE OVERSTREET A. B .... College of Wooster . . . Health . . . physical Education WILLARD RINEHART B. S .... Lafayette . . . Physics . . . General Science . Physiography HARRY ROSENFELD B. Ed .... Rider . . . Shorthand . . . typewriting Math funtil Ianuary 26, P7465 AGNES SHIPMAN B. Ed .... Rider . . . Shorthand . . . Typewriting MARGARET SILLERS Il. M .... Georgian Court . . . Music . . . Iinglish lfrom Uccemhcr, 1945? IA MES SMITH ll. S .... M. S .... lalfayettt' . . . Mathematics . . . linglish THOMAS WALTERS ll. C. S ..., Ritler . . . li. S. Rutgers M S Univtrs' xity ol Pennsylvania . . . Salcsinansliip . . . Business Or- gani7ation Furl Yuromean H' . . . . ,L y '. I History KENNETH WEBER R. S .... Trenton State Teachers . . . Woodwork . . , Metalwork HENRIETTA THOMPSON A. ll .... Gouchcr . . . Social Science MARY ELIZABETH WATSON li. S .... Beaver College . . . Typewriting . . . Shorthand PAGE THIRTFFP MARIAN SMITH A. H .... Wells College . . . R. N .... Presbyterian School of Nurses . . . linglish . . . History MARY STOUT A. I3 .... Georgian Court . . . Latin I. CHARLES WANAMAKER H. S .... Rutgers . . . Applied Mathematics . . . Radio . . . Electricity NORMAN WILSON Mechanical Drawing ROBERT CARL Substitute DOROTHY NOBLE II. A. Ladycliff College . . . Typcwriting . . . Commerce and Industry GE FOURTEI-N MILDRED COUCH WALTER COOPER Ulll lcatt' nf 1ll3St'IlCl4l A. I1 .... Nlfblllllllll . . . ll. S .... 'l'rt-nton State 'l'c:ael1t'rs Spanisli liiroin januari Zh, l'l llvj ELEANORE DRAGOTTA New York University . . . EVELYN CONANT li. .X .... Mount llolyoke . . ' Social Suiunu' Quntil january 26, M. .X .... Colurnlna , . . limllisli 'Ulm KATHERINE CONNOLLY FLORENCE HAMMERSTONE lfln lt-axe of .llvst-mul lj' 5. ilmwl Uillihgc ' ' A. li ..., Mount Saint Marx s Nwmg A H A ,.-MIM, ' FLORA NAZLE ' ll. S, , . . Coslar Crest . . . llislori . . . Matlieinatics llfroin lanuary 26, l'J-lfmj 'A' ir THE CAFETERIA LADIES EDITH KOPLL A. li .... Bucknell . . . fUntil llcccmlwer, N457 English . . . Music . . . CAROLYN RAUCH R.N .... Iohns llopkins llos- pital . . . Nurse KATHLEEN RICHARDS East Stroudsburg Teachers . Physical Education ELIZABETH SQUIRES llunter College . . . Shorthand . . . St-uretarial Science The cafeteria is managed hy Miss Katherine Stryker. Miss Stryker's able assistants are Mrs. Ella Ricker, Mrs. Laura Taylor, and Mrs. Henrietta Gortlon, lt is this stall of workers who prepare those good meals at Phillipslsurg High School. Left to right. Laura Taylor, Henrietta Gordon, Ella Ricker, Katherine Stryker, 'XWXXYW 1 Iosepli llarlrnan, William liorp, William Everet, Rutherford Lesher 1ANiToRs lglyitnr-. Nui 111,111-y gl uf, lklllm, llgrnq liifll in Ilijlllf' Wim! fl 'ful' I! 13 lf' liF6P CHI! SCl'100l 1fl'3d!'l JH l WAIFI1 THV CIKRICULUM if .,.f',gf'3, fx , ,, we .X non-griping stutlcnt in this school would st-cm just plain sub-normal. Thu familiar try is too much homcwork, too much class work, too much etc, Yet, Whcthcr they admit ll or not, all students. tht- tttcck :mtl hoistrous lllllil'. have ccrttlin classcs they cnioy. It toultl hc onc of thusu, it cottltl. PAGE FI l 'l SlX'I'FiVN XIUXYS 1 ENGLISH use ol mzmv llcalmlalchcs originates hcrc. Altll'!7t'f!1, oral compositions, book rc- I lu' fill Y I ' '51 what could be Worse? Nightly 2lSSigl1l11L'l1lS bring hours oi xml long lhm mc ml1mlgr1'y1oIlu'w1:lN'c'so1 lrurlmlng. 1 . ll-41: ,,,..1 LATIN P D ou think it . .1 waste oi Limc? Xvllif Do you complain about your Latin. 0 y :xml scc. MATHEMATICS just exactly why angle X equals angle Y is something exhausted math students ean't figure out at this moment. With Mr. Lereh to guide us, we won't be in the dark very long. BIOLOGY Do you like to cut up frogs? If you Want an introduction to mother nature- take Bug-ologyf' PAGE SEVENTEIEN XGIZ IIIGl.lTlTliN PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN DEMOCRACY To prepare the future citizens ol' America lor their work is the thief aim ol those who teach this subject. we COMMERCIAL LAW l'm warning ya, you better not try to swindle these students because they learned their Law from Mr. Guy Eckler. They are all struggling through it, hut at the com- pletion of the course they will he able to uphold their rights. IDU Nlllll mlnlnls Cqll'll Ylllll' mmm lnrrv, BOOKKEEPING L'TL'llllfxf llmzll IN xlu- KIIIVHIIUII. llcgulnclu-5 are num- IIAGIC NlNlC'l SALES AND BUSINESS ORGANIZATION c slurcs in this vicinilv 'uw in lor 1 surprnsg xxlun Xl: 1 J ' ' ' . '. XV41llcrs' clnsscs gfililllillil Ilu HLXI Um. Hill mlm' 'ncrow 'lll cum mon xl s N J 'I ' 1 Jgllvf clerk slu' may lu' lrom l. Il. S. ifilil 'l'Wl'lN'I'Y COOKING llere the girls are learning to he the future housewives ol the eonnnunily. The way to ll lll1ll1lS heart is through his stomach. So these girls will get their niun. l MECHANICAL DRAWING Gel on that stool and get to work. K'This is one-sixteenth off. g'ErnsC this 'l'lmL's lnechunieul rlrawing. I In us WOODWORK 'I'I1c work lllcsn' I'cIIm's I af ' x do IN Ilm IS up-ll 'ls f3l lk'IlL lI PAK Il-I 'I'WIiN'l Y-ONI RADIO is is Al picture ol' Mr. XKIJIILIIIILIIQLTIS Iwsl Iwn'I1zu'c1 1 I- ul surlm IIHIKICII parts as comlcnscrs, resistors. lulws I mml most inIcIIi3,gcm r'uIio cI'1ss u IINI IIIIPIIIILTS IS I7I'UllhI1I to Ixglml nu llus I su mln-ul. rl hal I1lgIlIl flu is 1111- Imuilmiinff U' E b I an simplr rmlin I't'1f1'IYIlIg wt. AGE TWENTY-TWO HYGIENE What could be more important than good health? In our hygiene classes we are tau ht how to make our bodies function properly. Many of our athletes give the credit g ' ' h bt ' throu h this course. The course for their ability to the excellent training t ey o a1n g f h tructure of our body to the foods which we should eat. covers everything rom t e s PHYSICAL EDUCATION These irls will not onlyibe physically Ht, they will also know a number of n g dance steps. A new type of physical education has been introduced by our new teacher, Mrs. Richards. lust call them chorus girls. CW PAGE 'l'WliN'l'Y-TIIRI ICXTRA AND INFORMAL ACTIVITIES l 4 l CHRISTMASTIME Not all work done at P. II. S. is on that dreaded list ol' required suhiects There are numerous extra-curricular activities to help hroaden the already well-developed minds of the students. What would become of our gifted students il' they had no way of putting their talents into use? 01' course, these talents arc ol various types which the following pages are designed to show. The picture ahowe shows part ot the Christmas decorations. AGE TW ENTY -FOUR BAND Under the leadership of Hale K. lmlay, the band has given many enjoyable performances. With the majorettes strutting and twirling, the skillful formations, the ' ' ' l ' ' ' l d'dl l: sna J 1 music and the 'Old Gray Mare,' P. H. 5. IS mighty proud of its sp en 1 want l I Y 1 'd A h Smithg Vice-President, Kathryn Rickerg Secretary, The officers were: Presr ent, rt ur Richard VVilleverg Treasurer, Lois Apgarg Librarian, lane Force. 1 ORCHESTRA Sending strains of music across the sound waves, the orchestra with Hale K. i ' h' at lmlay as its director, has helped to make our school days happier by lurnis ing music plays, assemblies, concerts, graduation, and class day. GIRLS' CHORUS Thr' important feature of th PAGIQ TWIQNTY-FIVI' c ycnrw-thc Girls' Chorus singing ai swing vt-rsion ol' nurssry tunes. Fcminine voices comhinc to mukc plcuszint music. Umicr thc leadership ol Mgugnrct Sillcrs, the Cnrls Chorus is wcll-known for its harmony. VV nnothcr successful ycnr. Q all wish you MIXED CHORUS Sclcftcti voiccs uniting to furnish mclociious tuncsu- tht- Niixvml Chorus. This group has nppcurccl in many :isscmhlies and at Hnccnlaitircaitt-. BOYS, CHORUS XVhcn thcsc hudcling Croshys and Sinntrns get clown to hnsinuss, tht- school has somcthing of which to be proud. l'WlfN'l'YkS STOCKROOM Scholastically speaking, next in importance to the teachers and students are the books. These thousands of books would probably stupefy any one of us who might have to handle them but yet, there are boys who, amazing though it may seem, know exactly where each book belongs. These boys do a grand iob seeing that all the teachers are supplied with enough boolis lor their classes, They are responsible to Iames A. Smith. ,.-....i- W, STAGE CREW Scenery! Propertiesl Lightsl Curtain! These are iust some of the many things of which our stage crew has charge. Under the supervision of I. C. VVanamaker, they make sure everything is ready at the right time. Without them the school could not present its assemblies, concerts, and plays. mtl INXMI. USHERETTES l'rogr:uu, sir? Our ttslicrcttcs :irc lllillilllg surf tltatt cvcryoitc will lxuow just wli wlio in itll tlw occtlrrcitccs :tt good old P, H. S. 'llicir ggtrnct :uid gran' skirts :uid su'rgtIt'i's iust t':ui't lit' missed :tt llic cutrgtitcc to tht- iiootlmll gtuucs. Xvlllll would wt' do witht tliuiuF 'll l.. Wgtltcrs trains tlicsc girls. l'W!',N'l Y-Sl Your stuli. ph-gist-. or No more suits in tliis suction. 'lilicsc nrt- tlu' rt-uigtr' r lirnvc uslicrs who dnrc to tcll auiyouc wlicrc to sit :lt at lootliqtll gattuc. Hut l1L'Yl'!'Il1l'll'SS. tlic lgttccoiucrs nt at coucvrt or play tuiglu iicvct' liud tt sunt iu tht- tlqtrkvtivtl auditorium Iuuw A. Smith trains the-sc lwoyQ. lm ol tout tripping ovcr some otltcr itltcrcstctl xpsctxttor il' it we-rt' uot lor tlicst' sm-Il livllows AGE TNVENTY-FJGY-iT KARUX YEARBOOK STAFF llnvc those writcfups in on timcl You'rc spending too much inoncyl liut honestly. wltcrc woulcl our school ht' without ll yearbook? li' thcrc were no ycztrhook, thcrc woulcl hc no tultogrnphing ol' scnior picturcs or no summary ol' our high school yuttrs. VVL' woultl hc lost without it. KARUX MONTHLY STAFF Will thztt next issuc cvcr coma' outl Fvcryonc waits with cxcitcincnt to sec il hc lIl1lIl2lgL'tl to got his nguut' in this column or thttt story. The ulitorinls :irc unportnnt too. so tlon't just skip thviu in st'zt1'cl1 ol' gossip. Thc Kztrux Monthly sttlil allways conivs through with lin-lyn Connut as adviser. MAIIORETTES Who arc thc mo- rallc Imildcrs of lhc Imml? VVhu arc rv' sponsihlc tor thc L'XCL'plI0ll1lI vmwcls ur rho P. Il. S. In ll n II concurls? Ym1'x'c gllrsscal it - -I.oiL'. IfnIic, Con- nic, Patsy. Rr-II, rmI Doris. 'I'I1L'v'rc pcrfcrl on thu' joh U9 44 IIIII per frnt of thc limc. .Xnd so rs IIICII' IczuIn'r II:1Iv Ii. Imluv, PAGE TWIFN I Y NINF CHEER- LEADERS 'I'umhIcs, ro I I s , rays. ruhs, whis- tIcs: :III arc the stumialrd c q u i p - IHCIII oi' thc girls, with Claire Sta- mcls :ls tha-ir chip-I, who push thc :Ith- IL-mes on to victory, I.cl's hxlvc at cheer for zhc cI1ccrIczlcI- crsI Ami ll clwcr for their trzlincrs iT. I., Wnllcrs and I. C. Wzlrlxl- mzlkcr. flfl'fUIl'J TIII VARSITY CLUB :X clrczuu CUIIIC lruc for ull zilhlclcs au P. H. Wlihc Varsity Cllulwf' Uilliccrs nrv: l'i'n'siili-lil, I'i.ll3j'l'Hl' filliillslilflf Yiccfl'l'L'sicli'l1l, Ray N1lll1lOllC1 'lAfL'1lSlll'L'I'. Nick lfgulcrog Su'- ic'l.il'y, Rlblllllillk' IJL'.lk'Ull. STA F17 PI IOTOGRAPI IERS Il I I llrl V Xvllfil the birdie' Click and y0u'l1 haw your picture in ilu' Kzirux. U l 4 l PUSL . 4 . , Ph h Tl L I' :irc Ross Nizirii SL-cn :nt cvcrv social ailiuir are rhc Karux Stuff I otogmp ers. V5 . ' liuughcrty. iiihgirlcs Hill. and Dudley VVickcns. LIBRARY just thc plncc to read and chew thc fait . JUNIOR-SENIOR GIRL RESERVES llif 11lI1111.1ln .lllllh oi .XIIll '. 1' 1 , - . . 4 .. 1 Ilk 111 hirlliuml IIL lll 1111l111ln1l Ill 1l11 l1i 'l1 llll ils ul Iliis 1l11l1. ,- Hfliur XXLIL. l,IKNllltlll. litllllklk lS.11't1111: Nm' llll'-Illlxlll. lla-x1'1 M 1 f lx llllIl1 '11111I.111. xl.lI'QQll'L'l Nlosurg ll4l'L'QlSllI'Cl'. liclw llilwlilu. 'liliv LIKlXlSk'I' 18 lllllll gllllll l'l IIRTY FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES l'llll, iiilcrcstiiig topics. 1l11111ws. pgirtius. Lllltl 1'1l11c111io1111l 1lis1'11ssi1111s ill 1-11i11l11111-il 111 11141k1- ll1l5 1'l11l1 il l2lX'0I'lIt' lllllllllg gill l'1I'L'5l1Il1Alll girls. Su11l11111111rc ulliccrs wcrc: lll'L'5lllL'Ill. Xlolli Isl ' X1 ' ' S 1 ' L'I .'1'1'1'1'l11ry. Sliirlcy lXUlll1S2lXlllL'Z 'l'FL'LlSllFk'l', llk'llY Nl lil X ialrul liiclnlixuii. i l I't'Kl1lI1L'Il 11lli1'c1's 11'L'1 ' ' 'I Ill fu-I1-1-s11I1'111, lcixxv lxi1'l1.11'1ls' ycrs. 'lilu' s11pl1o1111i1'a' 111l1is1'1' is , 1. l,IL'5lklL'l1l. l!g11'l1111'41 Stiiimts Yi P1 ' M: cc 'k'fsItlL'l1l. luxw Sllllllt' lx-rgcrg Sccrciuri. .xllll Morrow: hl'l'C1lSlllAK'l', I11111 Xlarshgill. 'lqlTL' gulxisvr is Xlqiry lf. XV111s:111. 1 3 Ama 1'u1R'1'Y-'1'wo A LITTLE HONEY 4 Q. Un stage, everyhodyl All setl l.et's gol Alter such things as mice running around backstage, an unexpected relative, and fettin f the wheelchair stuck in the door, the annual hi fh school Ula was vresented in 2-, L ln l Y l the school auditorium. Con fratulations to both Mar K, Brill for her excellent 'ob of coachin Y and to those lv Y 1 is of the cast who did such a swell ioh of presenting the play. Sighs, some tears, but plenty of laughs all helped to make A Little Honey one ot the most successful plays ever presented in the high school. GRUB DAY Chow line 2 Beans Sharp 4 Miss Smith cuts louse 5 Eskimo technique 6 Swing Sc Sway PAGE THIRTY-THREI GE THIRTY-FOUR CRAZY DAY 1 Iuvcnilc delinquency 2 Espanoles locos 3 A study in black and white 4 Females 5 Son oi' the Sagebrush 6 Guess 7 V uricty DANCES AND ASSEMBLIES 'I'1lIR'l'Y I liurux linyclcltcs 2 Mzlcstro lmlny loses the oyster 3 UILIIQCN cxcrciscs nftcr work 4 Slatucs 5 1'lIlllCI'lilil1!11L'lll? 6 Couplcs 7 c:I1I'i5lIl1ll5 True Hull i E AGE THIRTY-SIX HEADLINES IAGli TIIIRTY-SIQVIZN mon 'l'HIR'I'Y-EIGIIT F O O T B A L L The Garnet St Gray-clad gridders of Phillipsburg High completed a very successful season as they won eight games while losing one. Included in the victories were Wins over our Lehigh Valley rivals, Allentown and Easton. Gene Gallagher and Mickey Frinzi made All-State first team and Gene Pambianchi made second All-State. ln the opening game after a slow start, we defeated Northampton l9-7. This was the lirst time P'hurg used the 'l' formation. Scranton Tech was our next victim, falling to the tune of 26-0. Pllmurg routed Edwardsville 46-0 as Holm Kelly and lack Nehila made long runs. We had a close call at New Brunswick, winning 7-6. Al Geist's placement was the margin of victory, An underdog, P. H. S. eleven upset powerful Allentown 9-0. Frinzi's touchdown and Geist's field goal crushed the Canaries. We had to come from behind, scoring on passes from Geist to Frinzi and Seip to defeat Barringer l4-7. Every varsity fcflfllfllllfd on page thirty-nifzcj SCORES P. H. S. 19 Northampton 7 P. H. S. 26 . . Scranton Tech 0 P. H. S. 46 , . . Edwardsville 0 P. H. S. 7 New Brunswick 6 P. H. 0 Allentown 0 P. H. S. 14 Barringer 7 P. H. S. 48 ., Plains 6 P. H. S. 7 . Bethlehem 19 P. H. S. 6 Easton 0 COACHES KHZIN AND RINEIIART Sli 'l'IIlR'I'Y-N Q: LX.QX , thi A I i .EJ s :Qt . K S. F .fx ,I Q s Y '.3ji.'fi'i71 it i F . , . 3 , ' ' 4- -, -5 .g v .sw a s -r I Sliosstringtzlcklt- 2 victory 3 lfulllwack Geist 4 mliiic' Hat.. 5 Capt, Gallagher 6 Going pizlccs 7 Rivals ol' tiortv yvars ago 8 .Xllciitown trappctl fCw0I1fl4l1lll'Ij fmnz fmgz' ffm ry4:'lgf11j man savv action as P. Il. S. swam ' ovcrraim' thc Garnet Gals 19-7 after wc had taken a lurid' lcacl on a long pass from Geist to St-ip. Tlic most treasured victory of the season was s' 'l Tl tornt on ianksgiving before IXJNIU vvlivn a Ifrinzi to Strip pass covering 75 varcls gavc us ll 6-U triumph ovcr our arrli rivals, Easton. pttl Plains 48-Im. The Rui Hurricam' of licthlchcln GE FORTY BASKETBALL Our warriors ol the hardwood, under the direction of Coach VVanamakcr, found the going rather rough this year. Hut the high spirit of their captain, Mickey Frinzi, as he whipped the hall around the court, kept the team alive during the dark spots of the season. Our lanky center, George liisselhach, high scorer, raked up more than l50 points. The rest of the team who did their hest for P. H. S. were: Richard Swauger, Sumner Andrews, Clarence Qliutchj Seip, William Snyder, lack Ciardelli, Iohn Schedlar, and Richard Hitzcl. SCORES A P. H. S. 57. .. Alumni 39 P. H. S. 33 . . Wilscxli 17 P. H. S. 21 . East Stroudsburg 26 P. H. S. 36 . .. Catasauqua 44 P. H. S. 21 . .. Allentown 47 P. H. S. 28 . Easton 35 P. H. S. 45 P. P. H. S. Z4 P. H. .54 l3ethlehem 44 P. H. S. 59 VVilson 20 P. H. S. 37 . Bethlehem 58 P. H. S. 22. . Allentown 54 P. H. S. 50 Morristown 32 P. H. S. 56 . P. P. ll. S. 29 l P. H. 65 Frcnchtown 40 5 P. H. 25 . Easton 40 czomtn WANAM.-XKl .R I I ILINIQVI Voul USYUIJ VII Yr IAWO BASEBALL .-w ,,,.-. .. ,..t- ,,,, .W x I The baseball team, to date, under the direction of Walter Miller, has won three out ol' eight games. We believe that the team is showing signs of improvement. Certainly this year's nine is said to be the unfortunate team. ll' the boys would have a little more timely hitting and less ol' what is called the bad breaks, they would win the rest of the schedule. Geist, Gradwell, Brong, and Sheets did a good iob at pitching. Frinzi, Swauger, Cacesse, Geist, Mantone, Hitzel, Snyder, Sheets, and Seip were outstanding in their hitting as well as their fielding. SCORES P. H. S. 2 Allentown 6 P. H. S, 5 Wilson 6 P. H. 5 , Bethlehem 7 P. H. S. 9 Parochial l P. H. S. Z Bethlehem 8 P. H.S. I9 Parochial 2 P. H. 4 ., .. Washington 7 P.H.S. I . ....,, Wilson O PAGE FGRTY-THRIQI T R A C K The Track Team, coached by Harry P. Richards, returned to a normal schedule this year, as six meets were arranged. Captained hy Clarence Dutch Seip, and com- posed of holdovers from the 1945 squad, namely Ioe Ferraro, lack Ciardelli, Bob Kelly, Mickey Frinzi, Don Fleming and Earl Mock - the boys Went to work late in March. The first meet was lost to Blair Academy and then our traditional rivals, Wilson and Easton High, were met and defeated. Bethlehem's crack team overwhelmed us by a hig score, and Allentown and the Triangular meet were still to come. Captain Seip broke a 12 year record when he broadjumped Z1 feet IOM inches. Kenneth VVeber returned as assistant coach after a three year absence during which he served in the Air Forces. SCORES P. H. S. 31 . .. . Blair 68 P. H. S. 69 H Wilson 21 P. H. S. 59 W H .... Easton P. H. S. 20 . Bethlehem 79 P. H. S. . . Allentown P. H. S. Easton W'ilson MGE FORTY-FOUR GIRLS' BASKETBALL Guard her! , . . Shoot it up! . . . Tensionl . . . excitement . , . and success all help to make interclass basketball the most highly contested sport for girls in the high school. This year, the seniors, who were champions, made quite a hit with their snappy uniforms. Come on girls, up and at 'eml SENIORS Ioyce Fairhurst Shirley Lawrence Lillian Pierfy Carmella Cuva Marie Gardner Elizabeth Treible Edna Azzalina ' IUNIORS Dolores Smith lean Hawk Mary Caffrey Patsy Cawley Theresa Hegedus Sarah Cole Mary Baylor SOPI-IOMORES Connie McKinley Louisa Sands Lucy Budd Peggy Solt Kay Rounsaville Dolores Rehrig Ianet Coll FRESHMEN Marie Rush Patsy Lippincott Florence Lippincott Doris Perini Shirley Pursell Georgia Armstrong Helen-frances Berr Maralyn Seikel Marcella Briant Betty Reed Olga Olah Santa Colatrina Virginia Bellis Dorothy Stone Ioyce Stone Iune Lippincott Helen Gorzsas Tina Tanfani Tina Caccese Georgia Boyko Evella Rogers Carmella Mugaver Betty Hoyd Maralyn Dick lean Baylor Anna I-loser Ruth Rush Iane Bartholomew Mary Ann Rosetti Barbara Kitchen Y o EZ'. ' K . l ---- UNDERCLASSMEN ll Q A I Phil Werner 2 Ed Rush 3 Ray Mantonc 4 B2lI'l72lI'1lXA7iHL'VCI' 5 Ruth Opic 6 Art Sitgrcavu PAGE FORTY-F IVE KGE FORTY-SIX FRESHMAN CLASS s l Back Row-lack Wilhelm, Treas.3 Barbara Kitchen, Sec.g Robert Hughes, V, Pres. Front Row-lack Wyckoff, Asst. Treas.g August Bevilacqua, Pres, The class of I949 entered high school in September, l945, with an enrollment of three hundred fourteen. nd We were the proverbially green, verdant Freshmen. Although we wandered arou the dark halls continually gazing at room numbers, we became accustomed to our new surroundings and made a great many friends. Our class is represented in the music clubs, in sports, and in other programs. We are anticipating three more happy and successful years. OIIIS OOIIIS S ' '-Sl,V 'AGE FORTY-EIGHT 111A evelyn adler anet alpaugh ellen amey lucy amore mary anastasi georgia armstrong sarah azzalina joan bachman anna backskai jovce baker elizabeth barbadora jane bartholomew jean baylor marion beck frances becker june bedo marilyn bell pauline bellick l1lB mary betz janet bray jean brink joanee brittain joyce brunetti lois butler marian cawley dorothy cotuga margaret cutsler janet cyphers stella czar rosemaric czimar marie dalrymple betty davis 111A john amey ronald andrews gino angelozzi harry angelozzi robert atkinson frank baker joseph barna leroy baylor august bevilacqua frank bigelli arnold bird guy boek charles bodogh herman boos g. robert bowlby dominick bubba henry caireli william calwonsen 111B dino casciola edward case george cashau tony celia emil chando roger oollingc dale conover kenneth cramer harold curry floyd dalrymple ronald davis george deemer gildo de paolis FRESHMAN CLAS dora decker shirley decker catherine cleemer dolores donatelli lllC jovce dujack dolores ehrie I1llll'?1 evert marjorie exley alice fazekas theresa fech jeanette ference mary fletcher jovce fraver elaine fritts marilyn fulper nina gagliano margaret gerken florence gibbs esther good nellie gumulak shirley haring barbara hill ll1D doris hiller mary hixson charlotte . hoff shirley hoff joan homa dorothy hopkins rnna hoser doris howard grace hummer david drosdick raymond ebner ioveoh ehasz victor exley 111C franklyn fegley elrvil falcone -'flliam freeman h1rd fowler 'fNbt'l'f frey 'ohn fulper walter gall r'-'I garafolo donaldd gentzle if-ck gerstenberg william getch salvatore giamoni sidney golden thomas grassi donald gretta edward griffin herman hawk bl1lD Williiim heller donald hendershot harold hengst robert higbee russell hinkle joseph homa gene homler cliiford honey david horning GIRLS grace ingegneri eleanor jones virginia kachline matilda kardos barbara kitchen olive klusmeyer catherine kosa lorraine kozare janet kugler 1l1E pearl lance meryl laubach gladys lefler florence lippincott patsy lippincbtt elizabeth lore alma loudenberry lillian lutz evelyn luzzi helen marnelli jean marshall evelyn matlock iune metz helen miers ann miller geraldine miller helen miller renetta mock 1l1F marion montilone arlene moore kathleen morris nancy morris BOYS lewis housel phillips hoyt roy huff george hyndshaw v'neent janisch iohn jennings donald jones tom karcher l1lE james kels richard klusmeyer gene knoble john koch william kowalchuk lawrence kressler roval la barre edward laubach richard laubach le roy lear robert leepa joseph lcnert harry lomping william lowe donald lukachak robert luzietti anthony maraschio l1lF robert may james mcavoy norbert mcguire homer mcroberts orton melick S ROLL ann morrow jean moser janet nicholas hilda nolf blanche oberly jean o'neil ruth opie doris perini pauline piatt blanche pinkerton catherine pollock mary poretta joan pursel anna pursell 1l1G shirley pursell jean uic'k julia regitz virginia resh elizabeth rissmiller mary rossetti janet rossnagel june rossnagel maries rush ruth rush joyce sandt elsie sarkady vilma sassi marie schempri marion seaman ll1H annabelle shandor joyce shaneberger herbert merritt donald miller kenneth miller richard miller cecil mitchell john natisin francis nehila joseph nemeth george noll george oakes austin o'hare lllG jerold osborne david oswaltl dante piperata anthony polgruto john prunest alvin pursel kenneth race joseph rommrath harry reade adward reichard robert reed james ringo dino rossi john roth harry rothrock robert rush salvatore russo charles schisler harold seip 1llH herbert simonc Carolyn shepherd shirley shive loretta slack dolores smetana mare smith lois snover shirley snyder barbara stamets nellie stefano catherine stem betty still beverly stone phyliss stout madeline strouse mary sucigan betsy swick albina tarsi llll cnes tancci dolores thatcher june thatcher june thompson lois vine nancy vought joan walter marilyn walters doris walz betty werbisky sarah wildrick margaret wilheld shirley wirebach jean wyant mary louise Zimmerman stewart simons clarence smith delbert smith eugene smith russell smith walter smith joseph smulick thomas snyder george stanton robert steckel sherman stecker george stewart anthony stillo hugh stone joseph szombathy llll daniel thatcher llovd thomas robert thomas richard trimmer peter tudo sanford ulmer anthony valenti charles versacir philip werner john westreicher david wickens john Wilhelm robert winkler kazymierz woroniec jack Wyckoff gerald zaveta bernard zilberfarb SGPHOMORE CLASS F i Back Row-William Slaven, V. Pres.: Robert Orr, Treas.g Iames Suydam, Asst. Treas. Front Row-Iames Fritts, Pres.: Iulio Reyda, Sec. At last we are Sophomoresl lt seemed to us that this happy day would never come -a day when we would no longer be called green freshmen-a day when we would really become a part of Plburg High. Two hundred sixty-two eager, bright-eyed boys and girls walked into sophomore roll rooms last September and just knowing that we were in the Sophomore class made us feel better already. Our boys are now becoming football stars and our girls are leading in other activities. We are just forgetting the fun we had at the Freshman Frolic, but are looking for- ward to the bigger things ahead. We know many happy days are coming so we face the future with happy hearts and pleasant thoughts in mind. PAGE FORTY-NINE 001115 1 looms 1711 124 3 R011 Rooms 127. 129 4 Roll Rooms 1411, 142 Angst, Frances Alfier, Sarah Baier, Mary lane Baka, Margaret Barbadora, Eleanor Barbadora, Viola Barna, Mary Barsomy, Louise Bartolotta, Lucy Baty, Doris Beers, Betty Bevilacua, Lydia Bisco, june Bond, Ioyct Boyko, Georgia Budd, Lucy Caccese, Christina Calfrey, Mary Cascioli, Roma Cavallo, Grace Clickner, Elizabeth Clymer, Pearl Coll, Ianet Cook, Dorothy Cowell, Rose Ann Cuva, Iosephine Cyphers, Ruth Dalrymple, Doris DeGerolamo, Kiola Alfier, Iohn Alfier, Thomas Alpaugh, Melvin Angst, Thomas Ayers, Donald Azzalina, Thomas Barbadora, Frank Baylor, Iohn Becker, Philip Bolcar, Edward Brailo, Frank Brotzman, Robert Ciardelli, Iames Clark, David Cole, Orville Collings, Alfred Craig, Donald Cregar, Charles Crouse, Richard Dick, Daniel Dimmick, Ray Emmons, Ioseph Fohr, Iohn Forchielli, Armando SOPHOMORE CLAS Del-lart, lean DeThomas, Ieanette Dick, Marilyn Dougherty, Rose Marie Earnhart, Lois Everhart, Mary Ferretti, lean Fodero, Marianna Frankenfield, Marian Freeman, Lillian Freeman, Pearl Gearinger, lane Gittins, Miriam Guiducci, Ieanette Gumulak, Frances Hackett, Doris Hagan, Mary Hamilton, Annabelle Hamerstone, Shirley Hanisak, Ann Hawke, Katharine Heinrich, Doris Hess, Emily Horfer, Eva Holtz, Emma Horvath, Rose House, Dorothy Anne Hoyd, Betty Fowler, Iohn Fritz, Iames Gavin, Gerald Gavin, Richard Glick, Harold Hagerty, Donald Haring, Donald Harrison, Donald Heaney, Donald Heller, Harry Herstine, David Hess, Carl Hineline, Edward Hinkle, Ruben Hrinak, Iohn Hughes, Richard Hulsizer, George Iacobs, Frederick Iones, Robert Hyde, William Kasha, Geunther Kichline, Alfred Kisselbach, Iames Kisselbach, Richard GIRLS Hudy, Veronica Iones, Phyllis Katasba, Frances Klein, Mary Kinney, Frances Kelly, Ioyce Kolackovsky, Margaret Kopaciewiez, Helen Kvich, Emily Laubach, Harriet Lippincott, Mildred Lore, Ieanne Lucas, Marie Lutz, Alberta Malint, Ruth Mantoni, Betty Marchic, Minerva Marzuoli, Laura McConnel, Betty lane McDonal, Shirley McKinley, Constance vfesteller, Bertha Meszaros, Theresa Miller, Ruth Moser, Betty Moscllie, Evelyn Mugavero, Carmella Myers, Elizabeth BOYS Knott, Charles Koleser, Robert Kreidler, Kenneth La Barre, Iohn Lamb, Robert Lance, Clyde Lattig, Edgar Lewis, Lawrence Lowe, Iames Merritt, Robert Mesics, William Miller, Louis Mirenna, Iohn Moscllie, George Moyer, Walter Nicholasen, Albert Nixon, Donald Nyiri, Louis Orr, Robert Ort, David Pasquini, Anthony Patti, Iohn Palu, Arthur Peil, Edward S R O L L Nagy, Viola Noto, Angelina Orth, Helen Petroll, Ioyce Piatt, Helen Pierfy, Rita Pologruto, Grace Presto, Iosephine Pruznidk, Mary Puskas, Mabel Rasky, Olga Rehrig, Dolores Reichard, Mary Reilly, Catharine Richards, Ioyce Richline, Pauline Rogers, Evella Rose, Ruth Mary Rose, Shirley Rounsaville, Kay Samer, Ioyce Sands, Louise Sarkady, Magdalene Sciascia, Iosephine Sember, Margaret Setsodi, Carolyn Shakal, Margaret Shappell, Claire Penyak, Iohn Peterson, Robert Pfeiffer, Robert Polcari, Vincent Price, Iames Race, Robert Rapp, Robert Reda, Iulio Renner, Charles Riha, Eugent Roncoroni, Iulius Rose, Richard Rothrock, Charles Rufe, Paul Rufe, Ronald Rush, Edward Ruth, Samuel Schlecht, Christian Seiple, Lewis Serfass, Clarence Shade, Iames Simone, Ioseph Slaven, William Smith, Edward PAGE FIFTY ONF Smith, Charlotte Smith, Ioyce Snover, Phyllis Snyter, Elizabeth Snyder, Winifred Solt, Margaret Stamm, Myrtle Stem, Marie Stires, Elaine Sutphin, Vesta Taylor, Winifred Torcivia, Anna Troxell, Ioan Tucker, Ioan Tulelr, Anne Unangst, Shirley Vangeli, Angelina Vasquez, Elizabeth Verastko, Helen Weiknecht, Shirley Westreicher, Ioyce Willever, Ardeane Willever, Barbara Wilson, Shirley Winters, Alida Wolpert, Irene Wood, Gloria Wood, Shirley Smith, Robert Smith, Sydney Stnganelli, Aldo Steber, lack Sydam, Iames Thornton, Clarence Trincheria, Sam Sherrer, August Turk, Ioseph Volpe, Russell Volpe, Salvatore Weisel, Robert Wenner, Robert Wickens, Charles Wilkins, Richard Wilever, Edward Willis, Roy Wilson, Albro Wilson, Harold Winters, Iohn Yost, Steven Young, Richard Zamataro, Iames Zarbatany, Russell Ifl lf'l'Y-TWO JUNIGR CLASS Back Row-Ray Mantoni, Pres., David Sheets, V. Pres. Front Row-Michael Frinzi, Sec., Ioyce Wood, Treas, Our class entered High School in 1943 with three hundred forty-live boys and girls. Although strange at first, we soon became accustomed to this new routine of school life. All of us found many new friends. The number of our enrollment dropped to three hundred eleven in our Sophomore year, to two hundred fifty-three now. We have been represented in all sports of the school by both girls and boys. The Annual Iunior Promenade was a success, carefully planned and well attended, Our Iunior year now over, we are looking forward to more work and fun as Sophi- ticated Seniors. :ll Rooms 201, 202 UUINS 3 Roll Rumns 7131? 710 3 5 QOH lxcnolns MGE FIFTY-FOUR Amey, lanice Amoroso, Mary Angst, Mriel Atkinson, Mary Badini, Carolina Badini, Maria Barbadora, Anna Bylor, Mary Bellis, Virginia Bigley, Betty Billgir, Shirley Bolashf Catherine Bolash, Mary Brchu, Helen Bubba, Anna Carey, Genevieve Carro, Santa Cawley, Patsy Clauss, Marie Clickner, Ruth Clymer, May Cole, Sarah Iane Coyle, Marie DiMatteo, Stella Dudzak, Anna Everett, Virginia Fahr, Marion Ferretti, Lena Firth, Ann , Fox, Barbara Frasier, Margaret Aihar, Edward Allen, Russell Anderson, Wilson Anderson, Michael Azzalina, Ioseph Bachman, Iohn Baker, Richard Barna, Lewis Barna, Thomas Bevilacqua, Lidio Beanco, Angelo Biers, Carl Blesisng, Kenneth Bowlby, Charles Brendle, Dale Brong, Sherwood Brunetti, William Butler, Alfred Cacvcesi, Anthony Fred Cook, Stewart Csovelak, Iames Deacon, William DeWire, Robert Dick, Robert Dulick, Michael Eck, Clarence Edleston, Russell Folk, Arnold Farraro, Ioseph Freeh, Harold IUNIOR CLASS ROLL GIRLS Fekete, Theresa Freeman, Barbara Frinzi, Pearl Gardner, Shirley Gardner, Wilma Gavin, Catherine Gibbs, Doris Gilluly, Sue Gorzsas, Helen Hamlen, Marion Haring, Evelyn Hawk, Iean Hegedus, Theresa Hemingway, Lois Hendra, Frances Hess, lane Hodgson, Lorraine Iacobsen, Nancy Kisselbach, loyce Kolockovsky, Mary Kosa, Elizabeth Langenbach, Betty Lattig, Iosephine Leonard, Anna Lippincott, lane Loebsach, Shirley Malizia, Gloria Mallory, Eleanor Mantone, Lillian Mantoni, Gloria Markus, Mary Meglitz, Ioan Mengucci, Elsa Mengucci, lean Middei, Mary Miller, Barbara Moser, Margaret Moore, Eleanor Moyer, Shirley Mugavero, Lucy Napoli, Lucy O'Brien, Betty Osborn, Margaret Papsodero, Iosephine Phillips, Lois Piatt, Ann Piazza, Grace Poff, Edythe Pohrivchok, Elisabeth Pulizzano, Conchetta Pursell, Betty Ridarick, Marjorie Riley, Pauline Rinehart, Doris Rufe, Rita Rush, Lois Sabo, Dorothy Sanderson, Marion Santo, Wilma Scingo, Elise BOYS Freyling, Nelson Frinzi, Dominick Frinzi, Michael Gary, Charles Giordano, Anthony Gordon, Charles Gradwell, William Hagerty, Donald Hodge, William Housel, Russell lngegnari, Ioe lags, Weston Iebran, Charles jones, Richard ' Ioseph, Rudolph Keiper, Claude Kinsey, George Kohl, Clarence Korp, Dennis Klimka, Edward Kliment, Andrew Kuzma, Iohn Labate, Domininck LaCaruba, Christian Lear, Iarnes Longarini, Albert Mantoni, Raymond Mason, Salvatore Matlock, Leon Mickel, Ioseph Miller, Richard Mindock, Thomas Mock, Earl Montilone, Russell Morrow, Ronald Moyer, Ioseph Moyer, Raymond Mulvaney, Thomas Nehila, Iohn Pascoe, William Perio, Samuel Pasquini, Iohn Person, Richard Pettitt, Elwood Pfister, William Piggotr, Iohn Pritchard, David Pugliese, Ioseph Pursel, Thomas Pyatt, Harold Platt, William Rasky, Theodore Reich, Robert Reyda, Ioseph Reyda, Michael Riley, Robert Rogers, E. Eugene Roseberry, Edgar Rounsaville, Richard Rush, Edward Seaman, Anna Sestito, Mary Shepherd, Betty Simms, Ida Smith, Adeline Smith, Dolores Snyder, Ioyce Stempo, Catherine Stewart, Mary Still, Eleanor Stone, Dorothy Stone, loyce Stumb, Phyllis Swartz, Ieannette Slack, Shirley Tanfani, Tina Tavianini, Rita Thatcher, Gladys Tiberi, Vienna Tolosko, Anna Troxell, Beatrice Tuttle, Beverly VanEmburg, Dorothy Varholy, Margaret Ward, Ruth Marie Warford, Anna Warford, Shirley Weaver, Ellen Weidner, Ioycc Wood, Ioyce Rush, Raymond Samra, Charles Segreaves, Irwin Shafer, Harold Shakal, George Shappell, Robert Sheets, David Shive, Harold Smith, Richard Spengler, George Spiller, Ralph Sponder, Adam Steinmetz, Ralph Stocker, Iames Stueber, Iames Sutton, Paul Swartz, Edward Swauger, Richard Swich, Earl Torcivia, Rocky Transue, Roger Vanderbilt, Iohn VanSanten, Henry Vincent, Ioseph Warner, Ronald Weller, Raymond Willever, Richard Wilson, Paul Yeager, William SENIORS I Cimmuy Andrews 2 College Arts 3 Margie Millcr 4 DUI! lm Sup xml Dcllllcll Ilwlm' 5 lirnic IJiX 'ittoria 0 A'Rclwl VVinklcr 7 HCI:-n I:I'llllCL'S lic- PAGI AGE, I'I1f1Y-SIX SENIOR CLASS -.1 l Richard Winkler, V. Pres., Robert Kelly, Pres., Eugene Gallagher, Sec., Robert Exley, Treas. lt seems but yesterday that we entered Phillipsburg High School and now-we are graduating. The football games, the dances, Crazy Day, and all other events seems to stand out in our minds. And clearly we see ourselves as Freshmen. It was September, l942. Yes, in this month a new class of 388 students passed through the portals of Phillipsburg High. It rained the whole day, but this did not stop us. We were -- strong. November-l942 Thanksgiving Day and the Easton-P'burg game. The thriller of all. that Frinzi to Fegley touchdown pass for a 12-6 victory. May-I943 Our class held its Freshman Frolic. We even provided our own dance orchestra. September-l943 We re-entered P. H, as sophomores. There were 339 students in the class. October-l9-43 We won't forget the Allentown game. That 8-0 score certainly tamed them. November-l943 The liaston-P'burg game. We tried to forget that game-we lost 7-2. Ianuary-1944 A large crowd was on hand for the War Bond dance. September-V344 We were iuniors now-and part owners of the High School. Our class dropped to 261 students. November-l944 History was made. The First scoreless tie in Easton-P'burg rivalry. Our team came within siv inches of paydirt. April-l945 The moon, stars. and blue streamers, Ah! yes. our Iunior Prom-never to be forgotten. Charlie Porello's orchestra entertained. May-1945 The day long awaited-VE Day. August-1945 Vacation time was ending, but we managed to celebrate VI Day in town. September-1945 WVC reached the peak , . . Dignified Seniors at last. October-1945 We sent a strong Allentown team back across the river with a 9-0 defeat. November-l945 A pass from Mickey Frinzi to Dutch Seip brought home the bacon from Easton 6-0. The 'UIQ' Rall was held after the game. December-1945 The Karux Monthly and the Girl Reserve held their dances, Ianuary-1945 The Karux Yearbook sponsored a spectacular assembly. February-l946 Chow ---- yea manl We ate to our hearts' content, and danced to the music of Ken Brader's Orchestra. March-1946 We elected our class officers and received class ratings. April-1946 Crazy Day-We were all off the beam. All types of dress were represented by the costumes of the Seniors, May-l946 We completed our hnal examinations, and they took our books from us fHuhl as if we caredj. Iune-1946 Class Day, Commencement, and the Senior Banquet ---- never shall they be forgotten, Thus, my dear classmates and friends, we have reached another milestone in our lives, and must prepare ourselves for the next. VVith this thought in our minds, we must leaveg but we will never forget good Old Plbufg High- -Mario Sciascia THE SCRAPBOUK MARALYN SEIKEL 1 .- The Class of 1946 Invites you all today To look into our Scrapbook, Through pages of work and play. We have gathered in this Scrapbook Reminders of the Past- A record of four busy years That seemed to go too fast. Some photos from our Freshman year, Though green we had our fun, And football programs from the games That P'Burg always won, Since ours was a wartime class - A list of many drives, Of tin cans, metals, bonds and stamps To save our soldiers' lives, A Freshman Frolic ticket next, A grade card saved with care, Some colors, gray and garnet, too, Proudly they waved in the air! A splinter from a goal post seized When we beat Easton High, Memories of a bonfire huge Flaming toward the sky! A schedule from our Sophomore year: A pass-remembered not, Can you recall our alibis When homework we forgot? A note received in Study Hall When teachers' backs were turned, A piece from an assembly For which all students yearnedg Clippings of the Baseball Team, The Basketball Teams, toog A program from a Sports dance Of which there were too few, A scribbled dance card, silver stars, A Hower crushed and faded, Bring to mind a merry night When Iuniors promenadedg A picture of the High School walk, A copy of a cheer, The Alma Mater, known to all, To all held near and dearg Headlines from a paper clipped Proclaiming peace for all - I-Iow happy seemed the High School When we returned that Fall! A program from the Senior play, A picture of the band, A ticket saved from Grub Day- An evening simply grand, At a Sports Carnival received, Two ribbons, red and white, Some photos of our Crazy Day - We must have looked a sight! A graduation program thereg A Class Day program here, Days long to be remembered With a smile, perhaps a tear. A Karux Yearbook saved with care, Some monthlies-just a fewg A tassel from a garnet cap Makes us all feel blue. At last we close our Scrapbook With its memories of the Past. May the lessons we have learned Stay with us to the last. PAGE FlFiI'Y'SEVEN KGE FIFTY-EIGHT HOWARD ALPAUGH Howie Si Senor! . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 4. L0lS APGAR ulloicv Our drum majorette . . . Sloppy sweaters and O. K., don't get Wise . . . Volley ball 1 . . . Girl Reserves 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 3, 4 . . . Band maiorette. BERNICE BARRON Bernie Football, basketball, baseball, and Van Iohnson . . . Tall, quiet, and blonde . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . President 4 . . . Glee Club l, 2 . . . Volley ball 1, 3 . . . Softball l, Z, 3 . . . Yearbook. ANNA BECCI iiBcckyvv Fun-loving . . . Cokes . . . Hot dogs . . . Mamma-Mia. HELEN FRANCES BERRY uncrryn Poise . . . charm . . . true sports- woman . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bas- ketball l, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1 . . . Volleyball 2 . . . Freshman Frolic, Library Club, Karux Mon. 3 . . . Girls' Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Cho- rus 3, 4 . . . lr. Prom Com. . . . Play 4 . . . Yearbook. FREDRIC BERDUX Fritz Dislikes silly girls . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4 . . Stockroom 4. SUMNER C. ANDREWS, IR. SUMMY Wise-up . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Stage crew 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . I. V. Basketball 2, 3 . . . Varsity 4 . . . I. V. Football 3 . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Track 4. EDNA AZZALINA l6EddyY, Rah! Rah! girl . . . thick socks . . . Olives and potato chips . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee. ROBERT I. BARTON llnobn Look out now . . . Stage crew 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Baseball 3. 1012 BECCI Gllocf, Dislikes homework and sending notes in study hall . . . Varsity manager 4. ROBERT BEERS l5Bob!1 The Voice . . . Always obliging . . . Stockroom 2, 3, 4 . . . Usher 2,3,4...Play3...Ir.Prom. Com .... Yearbook. IANET BENNETT Hlanif True movie fan . . . Library club 1 2 ' n f , ' KENNETH BIGELOW uNinc!9 uwackyn Likes girls . . . dislikes homework, ice cream . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Orchestra 1, 2 . . . Class Basketball l . . . Presentation Orator. IAMES BOTTOS sslimss Handsome . . . Dimples . . . Oh, What It Seemed to Be . . . I. V. Football 2 . . . Ir. Prom Committee. IOYCE BRODT George Attractive blond hair . . . My pal Carolyn . . . Girl Reserves 1, 3, 4 . . . Volley ball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. BERNICE BRUCH Bernie Always has a good time . . . Girl Reserves l . . . Library C-lub 4 . . . Commencement Salutatorian. IOHN BULLMAN ulackn Now, I wouldn't say that . . . Quiet but determined . . . Many friends. cnuu. xt. cnutrra Collie Well liked by all. IOSEPH DOCK lilac!! PAGE FIF'lY-NINE Deep, rich voice captivates his au- diences . . . Oh! for a Plymouth convertible . . . Shoe Shine . . . Presentation Orator. MARCELLA BRIANT rin Boys' sport iackets . . . fellows with cars . . . Softball l, 2 . . . Bas- ketball 3, 4 . . . Girl Reserves 3, 4. ANNABELLE BROWN Brownie Parties and music . . . Mighty Like a Rose . . . Girl Reserves l, Ir. Prom Committee . . , Library Club 3. Z,3,4... IACK BRUNNER lack Quiet . . . Polite . . . Drivin' the Ford . . . Band l, 2, 3. IOHN I. CAFFREY uccnti All play . . . no work . . . Football l, 2, 4 . . . Class Basketball l, 3, 4. MADELINE CASTERLINE UM 79 V885 Always hungry . . . Ice cream . . . Girl Reserves I. AGE SiX'1Y IOHN C. CIARDELLI ulackn Studious . . . Tall, Dark, Hand- some , . . One woman man! . . . Band l, 2 . . . Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 . . . Basket ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . Karux Monthly 4 . . . Bus. Mgr. Karux Monthly. MARY COLATRIANO Marc Holy gee . . . Popcorn . . . Attract- ive . . . Football games. DONALD E. COLE Sleep . . . Glee Club uwcyn Dislikes homework . . . I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Boys' Chorus 2 . . . Mixed Chorus 2. CA THERINE COLL ilPI1lrc91 Ice cream . . . Bow ties . . . Youth must have its Hing .G . . Girl Re- serves 4. LOIS CRUTZ Hlloisii Oh, How I hate to get up in the morning . . . Brunette beauty . . . Danny Boy . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2,3,4...GleeClub3,4... Band 3, 4. ALBERT CARL DAVIS HAP! The road to Union Town . . . Independent . . , Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . y ' : , B0 s Chorus I 2, 3, 4' . . . Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. IOSEPHINE CICERO 451031 Neat . . . Tons of clothes . . colorful as a rainbow. SANTA COLATRIANO Hsantff Hot Fudge Sunclaes . . . Alan Ladd . . . Dark hair . . . Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball I, 2 . . . Volley Ball I, 2 . . . Hockey I . . . Glee Club 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY M. COLE HDOIW Hot Fudge Sundaes . . . Holy Mackerel . . . Oral Compositions . . . Girl Reserves 2. ELSIE COOK Elsie Pretty blonde . . . gum . . . Senior boy. CARMELLA CUVA unouy su Sinatra's No 1 fan . . . Cherry pie . . . Sports . . . Dancing . . . Very likeable . . . Girl Reserves 1,,2, 3, 4 .. . Glee Club I, 2, 3 . . . Karux Mtinthly 3, 4 . . . Balskctball I, 2, 3, 4 . . Hockey I, 2, 3 . . . Victory Corus . . . Ir. Prom Committee. ELLSWORTH DAVIS HDavc97 I'lilton's right hand man . . . Quiet but friendly . . . Garage man . . . Glee Club I. ROMAINE. DEACON UDCQCQQ lntellectual . . . Hantlsome . . . Van Iohnson's rival . . . Stoekroom l, 2, 3, -l . . . Usher Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . I. V. Football l, 2 . . . Var- sity Football 5, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Yearbook Staff- Assistant litlitor. DORA DEGEROLAMO BGDOUYHW Sinatra . . . Crosby . . . Always with the gang. ERNEST DIVITTORIO Ernie Coal black, curly hair . . . Charm- ing manner . . . Class Basketball l . . . Class Baseball 2. ELIZABETH DURST ul-'ibn Fur coats . . . Loves a good laugh anytime. IOHN EDDLESTON alacku liloomsburyl . . . Sweet lllooms hury. IULIA EHASZ UI-'un Cantly . . . lce Cream . . . hlonrle curls. PAGE IAY DECKER LLIay9, Hall Lizard . . . hates school . . Despises homework . . . Ushers: Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . I. V. Track l, 2 EVANGELINE DELONG Beanie Chocolate peanut sundaes . . . Taboo to homework :mtl basehall . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Yearbook Staff. ELIZABETH DURAZZI lfncnyff New York Yankees . . . Gene Kelly . . . Bing Crosby . . . What a com- binationl IAMES DYE LlIim,9 Hey you! Look out! . . . A right guy . . . Hitzel's other half . . . Class Baseball 4. HELEN EHASZ since!! A certain someone from Wilson High . . . Oh Brother! ELLA K. EICHLIN -'Exif' Cream Puffs . . . Ice Skating . . . Libby and me . . . Glee Club 2, 3 . . . Girl Reserves 3, 4 . . . Usher- ettc . . . Yearbook Staff. SIXTY-ONE PAGE SIXTY -TWO ANGELO ELMO ssnunvv Small . . . Always has the last word . . . Football Manager. NICHOLAS FADERO uNick99 Likes homework . . Dishes . . . Children . . . Irene . . . Football . . . I. V. Football 2 . . . Varsity Football 3, 4 . . . Treasurer of Varsity Club. SUSIE FALCONE usucw It's so peaceful in the country . . . Oral compositions Qdislikes them.5 TONY FARINA ulgatn Hard worker . . . Lounging in study hall. IANE FORCE GlIanie,9 Chocolate . . . sloppy ioes . . . Sweet Shop . . . Mr. Imlay's buddy .... Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Karux Monthly l, 2, 4 . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee. MARIE FREEMAN Hayseed lim's hot dogs . . . sparkling brown eyes for only one. ROBERT EXLEY usobn Auburn hair . . . Piano whiz . . Ladies' man . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity track 3, 4 . . . I. V. Football l, 2, . .. Varsity Football 3, 4 . . . Mantel Orator. IOYCE FAIRHURST Llloyccn A star in girls' athletics . . . Ardent music fan . . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Volley ball . . . Softball . . . Hockey . . . Library Club 1 . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Karux Monthly 3 . . . Iunior Prom Committee . . . Year- book Editor . . . Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Technical Dissertation. ROY FAMULARO alloy!! Can always be found in the print shop . . . Ir. Prom Committee. DONALD FLEMING ciDon99 Sports . . . Bloomsbury . . . Tall and quiet . . . Whoops . . . Varsity football 4 . . . Varsity track 3, 4. MARYLOUISE FRANKENFIELD Wessex Movies at the Barn . . . Annoyed by gum cracking . . . By gee! . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Volley ball 3 . . . Ushercttes 3. SHIRLEY FRIES Hey Freeze Traveling . . . Washington, D. C. . . . Clothes . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2,3,4...GleeClubl,2,3... Play 2, 4 . . . Karux Monthly 2, 3, 4 . . . Co-editor 4 . . . Library Club 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee. DOMINICK FRINZI Mickey All-state half-back . . . King of sports . . . Fast as a Hash of lightning . . . Personality plus . . . Varsity Football l, 3, 4 . . . Var- sity Baseball l, 2, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball l. Z, 3, Track l, 2, -l. 4 . . . Varsity KATHLEEN M. GALLAGHER uxayss lnseparable from Betty Mae . . . Likes to dance . . Expert swim- mer . . . Semper Septim. CHARLES GARDNER Charlie Likes sports . . . Dislikes studying . . . liantl l , . . I. V. Football 2, 3 . . . Varsity Football -l. IOYCE GEARY Dec Dee Dancing . . . Riegel Ridge . . . Not a Bobby Soxer . . . Girl Reserves 3. LOUIS A. GORZSAS uLouu Good fellow . . . Never says much . . . Smart as a whip. WILLIAM GRETTA Bill Seen but not heard . . . Wavy hair. s I PAGE SIXTY-THREE EUGENE GALLAGHER Nun Irish wit . . . All State . . . Shy with girls . . . Varsity Football 3, 4 . . . Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pres. of Varsity Club . . . Class Prophecy. CHARLES GANGUZZA Charley Class artist . , . Broad grin . . . Very entertaining. IOELLA MARIE GARDNER salon Not of the class . . . Movies . . . lack . . . Oh, those blue eyes? . . . Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fresh- man Frolic . . . Volley ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Usherette 3, 4 . . . Karux Monthly 4 . . . Commencement Valedictorian. ALVIN GEIST HAP. Swell guy . . . All around athlete . . . the gas station . . . Slow smile . . . I. V. Football l . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. PEARL GOSSER lishortyv It's iust life . . . You sling it . . . Dana Andrews , . . Half Pint . . . Girl Reserves l, Z, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Volley Ball 3 . . , Yearbook Staff 4. MARGARET GURRAN Margaret Football games . . . Quiet as a mouse. SlX'1'Y-POUR MARIAN HACKETI' 65GadgcYU Studious . . . Chocolate cake . . . Chewing gum . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 . . . Volley Ball 3 . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Normal Dissertation. SHIRLEY HACKMAN Shirley Ridge . . . Hamburgers . . . Dislikes homework . . . Glue Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4. CATHERINE HAMLIN Kitty Chemistry lover . . . Always chew- ing gum . . . Roller skating . . . Class Day Valedictorian. CHARLES R. HARING Charlie Sleeping in class . . . Coal miner. DONALD HARTMAN CSHMPYQ A way with girls . . . I. V. Track 2 . . . I. V. Football 3 . . . Varsity Football 4 . . . Class Basketball 4 . . . Class Baseball 3, 4. WAYNE HINELINE siwayncas Likes peace and quiet of the stock- room . Stockroom 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Usher 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . School play 3. BETTY HACKMAN nnettyn Ridge . . . Chocolate icc cream sodas . . . A twin . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. IOHN HAMLEN lilohnn Stewartsville . . . Riegel Ridge. IVILLAILD I-IAMLIN c6Biu91 Take it easy . . . Curly, blonde hair . . . I. V. Football 1, 3 . . . Varsity Football 4- . . . Color Guard 2. RICHARD B. HARLING Unickn Hard worker . . . Everyone's pal . . . Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 3 . . . Yearbook 4. CHARLES A. HILL The White Knight The protons take the place of the neutrons raising the frequency modulation to expand the cyclo' trons . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Orch- estra l, 2, 3 . . . Photography Club 3, 4 . . . Yearbook. RICHARD HITZEL Ubickf, Sport books . . . I. V. Basketball 2, 3 . . . I. V. Football 3 . . . Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Basketball 4. CLARK HIXON llHix9, Solid geometry class . . Class Base- ball 3, 4 . . . Class Basketball 3, 4 . . . Varsity Football 3. EDWARD E. HOWARD I-Iamlen Mr. Lerch's jokes . . . Master of music . . . A limber danger . Band l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Inter-class Basketball 3, 4 . . . Class Baseball' 4. WILLIAM HUNTINGTON Smokey Mr. Rhinehart's favorite pupil. ARLENE I. INSCHO Arlene Nick . . . Dancing . . . Bowling . . . Girl Reserves I, 2. ROBERT IACOBS Glnobv Mental whiz . . . Scientist? . . . Usher 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Karux Month- ly 3, 4 . . . Karux Monthly Editor 4 . . . School play 3, 4. ROBERT KELLY Hxeuyf, Our leader . . . Witty remarks . . . Tall stories . . . Class Basketball l,2,3,4...Track2,3,4... I. V. Football 2, 3 . . . Varsity Football 4 . . . Assistant Treasurer 2 . . . Class President 3, 4. PAGE SIXTY FIVE ROBERT HOMLER SlBob99 The Timid Soul . . . Farmer . . . A way with women . . . Victory Corps 1. DENNIS HUFF Ilbcnnyf? Mr. Bcers's math class . . . Baby talk . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 2, 3, 4. ELMER HUTCHISON Hutch Loads of fun . . . Woodwork . . . Football Manager 2. ANNA IACOBS Annie Big, blue-eyed men . . . short and sweet . . . Soft soprano voice . . . Orchestra l . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis Club 1 . . . Art Club 2 . . . Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Usherette 4. MILLICENT IUDSON Millicent Swimming . . . Dancing . . . De- spises red hair . . . Class Secretary 1, 2 . . . Girl Reserves 3, 4. MYRTLE KIBLER KlMyrt,I Tall, dark, handsome men . . . A natural blonde . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. ACF, SIXTY-SIX PHYLLIS KIEFFER Uphilii Milk Shakes at Swintner's . Doesn't like short assemblies. RALPH KING unalphn Another ardent Riegel Ridger PATRICIA KNOWLES llpatii Oh, my gosh . . . A quiet lass . . Passion for popuar music . . . Hand l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girl Reserves 4. IOHN KUPCHA L6Iohnny99 The Model T . . .Track l, . .. Band 2 . . . I. V. Football 3 . . . Varsity Football 4. VESTA LAWTON Vesta Shy young lady . . . likes good old Summer time. ROBERT LOPRETE upuzzyn Favorite class-study hall. ELMER KING Elmer Math whiz . . . Likes shopwork . , . A likeable fellow. GEORGE KISSELBACH uL0u99 Vote getter . . . Fun finder . . . Clothes galore . . . Blonde and blue- eyed . . . I. V. Basketball I . . . Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Baseball 4 . . . Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class officer l, 2, 3 . . . lr. Prom Committee . . . Yearbook staff . . . Presentation Orator. MARGARET KORINEK upcggcsv A hearty laugh . . . Glce Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Cheerleader 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Yearbook 4. SHIRLEY LAWRENCE Shirley Basketball and swimming . . . Glce Club I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Club 1 . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2 . . . Volley Ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4. LOlS LOMMASON ulloisv Dislikes slopoy boys . . . Glce Club l, 3, 4 . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . , . Girls' Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Band 4. BE'I'I'Y ANNE MAGUIRE Betty Anne Pert as a daisy . . . Friendly smile . . . Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Fresh. Frolic . . . Girls' Chorus Z, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Karux Monthly 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee. VILMA MANNICCI livin Vilma is one of the Sharpies in the Class and has a special in a certain E. H. S. Senior. SARAH MARGESON lisallyn Quiet girl . U. . Quiet girl . . . likes people in general . . . don't men- tion her freckles . . . Basketball l . . . Freshman Frolic Com. DELLA MARINELLI csninkyvi Likes to dance, laugh . . . doesn't like Charles Boyer . . . Class Volley Ball 3. IACK MA'I'I'HENIUS nIackn Quiet but has many friends. HARVEY MERRITI' HI-rarvif Great interest-sports . .. I. V. Football 2 . . . I. V. Basketball 2 . . . Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . Class Baseball 2, 3, 4. ERMA METL lfslimn Ambition-help reconstruct China . . . Semper Septim . . . Band 1, 2, . . . Orchestra 1, 2 . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3 . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshman Frolic Com. . . . Ir. Prom Com .... Karux Monthly 3, 4 . . . Library Club 4. PAGE SIXTY-SEVEN IOSEPH MARCHETTO Klnolphi! Takes great interest in all sports . . . Baseball Mgr. I. SALVATORE MARINA urrootn Toot always has a suitable answer for every question. SALVATORE MASON Chick Truly a personality boy! . . . neat dresser . . . Take it easy . . . Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Football Mgr. 1, 2, 3 . . . lr. Prom Com. DORIS MCDONALD vsshrimpvv Likes movies . . . playing the piano . . . Dislikes oral compositions . . . Holy Mackerel . . . Girl Reserves I . . . Library Club l, 2. IUNE MERRICK lCIuncYI I could giggle . . . Ah, Van Iohnson . . . Girl Reservesl, 2, 3, 4. ROY METZ GiRoy9, Ambition-play the trumpet like Harry Iames . . . Band l, 2, 3 . . . Orchestra l, 2, 3. 'AGE SIvXTY-EIGHT HAROLD MEYER Shorty Small and brainy . . . Quiet as a mouse . . . Dislikes English. IOSEPH MICKEL sslocvv The beat of drums . . . music in his soul. MARIORIE I. MILLER Margie Dislikes getting up early . . . Likes dancing . . . A certain Senior boy . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3. 4 . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 . . . Vice President 3 . . . Usherettes 3, 4 . . . Vollev Ball l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basket- ball 2 . . . Freshman Frolic Com- mittee . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Karux Monthly 4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Presentation Orator . . . Com- mercial Dissertation. IOSEPH MONDZAK uloen Sports . . . Dancing . . . Dislikes knobby girls. ROBERT MORRIS sLBobn Delaware Park . . . Flying a Cub . . . Driving . . . No homework . . . Ir. Prom Committee 3 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Presentation Orator. BERNICE MOSER Ncice A tall handsome boy . . . Banana royals . . . Hot dogs . . . Doesn't like eating fish . . . Girl Reserves l, 3, 4 . . . Volley Ball 4. CHESTER MIERS f-chef' Horseback riding . . . A certain freshman girl . . . Dogs . . . I. V. Football l . . . Varsity Football 3, 4 . . . Track 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club. ELIZABETH CHARMAINE MILLER uncuyn Fried chicken and waffles . . . Peanut butter fudge sundaes . . . Oh, yeah! . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Basketball I, 2, . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Class Volley Ball l, 2, 4 . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Victory Corps l. FRANCES MIRENNA Toni Sweet and Lovely . . . Classical music . . . Formals . . . Spanish . . . Nice Clothes . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Band l, 2 . . . Freshman Frolic Committee . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Library Club 3 . . . Karux Monthly 3, 4. FREDERICK MOIGENSTERN Fritz Anything with wings . . . good music . . . Dislikes homework . . . a good pilot . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 4' . . . Mixed Chorus 4. ELIZABETH MAE MORRISON Uncttyff A hearty laugh . . . A sailor . . . Swimming . . . Eating chocolate ice cream . . . Glee Club 2 . . . Girl Reserves 2 . . . lr. Prom Com- mittee 3 . . . Presentation Orator. CHARLES P. MUEHLEN Pete Driving a Car . . . Skiing . . . dan- cing . . . Don't get your hair in a knot. . . . Color Guard 2, 3. PA GE BARBARA NICKEY unarvs Reacling books . . . Walking . . My sailor . . . Chocolate ice cream MARGARET ANN NEI-IILA HMM-sic les . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixetl Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Dramatics 2, 4 . . . Fresh- . Library Club l . . . Basketball 2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . llanquet Committee 4. Roller skating . . . Sleeping . . . Eating walnut sunclaes . . . Dancing . . . Going to football games . . . Dislikes cats . . . Girl Reserves 4 . . . Volley Ball 2. Karux Monthly 2, 3, 4 . . . man Frolit' Committee l . . Junior Senior ELIZABETH NOLAN Uncttyii OLGA OLAI-I Golgi! Iimmie's hot dogs . . . Dancing . . . Ice skating . . . Sleeping . . . Oh my goshl Movie fan . . . Hooks anzl books . . . Gee whiz! . . Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. more . Class GEORGIA ANNA ORT George ELIZABETH O'NEIL Lincnyii True artist . . . Black cocker span- Fun-loving . . . Football, basketball . . . Swimming . . . Dislikes study- ing English . . . Glee Club l. it-ls . . . Romance of the ocean . . . Final me a pencil . . . Glee Club l, 2 . . . Karux Monthly 3, 4 . . . Art Iiclitor 4 . . . Yearbook Staff 4. CAROL OSBORN E Moz , n GENE PAMBIANCHI llc up Q9 Eating . . . Fun and frolic . . . am Ieepers . . . Dislikes knobbv peo- Crazy Day . . . Football hero . . . Dark antl handsome . . . I. V Foot- ball l, 2 . . . Varsity Football 3, 4. ple . . . Class Basketball l, . . . Class Softball 2, 3. EDNA PAOLE'I'I'I SHIRLEY PAMPANIN GlEd99 Ushirlif Arlmires clark eyes . . . Chocolate All for the Navy . . . Sundaes . . . peanut suntlaes . . . Dislikes bow Movies . . . Dislikes rainy tlays . . . ties . . . Tomorrow. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Vol- ley Ball 2. LVINA PAS UINI i ME Avena, Q DORIS PATRICK Dancing . . . Sewing Star . . . 5 H R ,, Q Dons , imiikes girls that smoke . . . Holy l- ' : - - sU '?f' VaC3 ' ' - www Ice skating . . . Girl Reserves I 2 I D 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee. sodas . . . Dislikes cracking knuck- SIXTY-NINE AGE SEVENTY DOROTHY R. PAVLAK 4sDot1s Carl . . . Swimming . . . Chocolate cake . . . Dislikes corny jokes and cabbage . . . Oh beans! . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3. IRENE PETRILAK Peanut Football, especially our center . . . short and sweet . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. HELEN PHILLIPS Shorty Half-pint . . . enjoys movies and dancing. LILLIAN PIERFY ul-Jillysv Comes from Alpha . . . Class Bas- ketball 3, 4. ANNA LOU PIERSON Anna Lou Wishes she could bowl 200 . . . Girl Reserves 3 . . . Library Club 2, 3 . . . Volley Ball 3 . . . Year Book Staff. ROSE POLOGRUTO Honey Holy Cow . . . Iimmie's Hot Dogs. SIGMUND PEKANOVICH 84 899 Known for his singing . . . Glce Club l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. CECIL PHILHOWER lSPhil99 Quiet boy from Morris Park . . Victory Corps 1. ALLADIN PIERFY Pooch A regular guy . . . I. V. Football 3 . . . Varsity Football 4. VINCENT PIZZO Vince Seen but seldom heard . . . Football Mgr. 2. VERA PIERSON Givers!! Good sport . . . Enioys a good laugh . . . Girl Reserves 2, 4. ANNA PRAGIT HI-Ion!! Iitterbugging every spare moment. EDITH MAE PRICE lcEdic9! Likes to cut up in study hall . . . Girl Reserves 2. HILTON N. RAHN Hilt Studious boy . . . enjoys Mr. Lerch . . . Basketball Manager 2 . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Yearbook Staff 4. ROGER F. RASKY 'Hunk Quiet fellow . . Ardcnt golfer . . Class Football 1. ELIZABETH REED Betty Roller Skating . . . Hot Dog at Iimmie's . . . Karux Monthly l . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3 . . . Class Bas- ketball 3, 4. EVELYN REICHARD '-Evan Potato chips . . . Mixed nut sundaes . . . Yearbook Staff 4. BEBE RIBBLE uncbcn Likes English bulldogs . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, el . . . Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, -l . . . Girls' Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Usher- ette 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4. PAGE SEVENTY-ONE MARY PRICE npatsyn Class Artist . . . Likes ice cream fPrice's, l'll beth . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Karux Monthly 3 . . . Ir. Prom Com .... Yearbook Staff 4. KENNETH RAPP uxcnvv Staunch friend . . . taken a great interest in a certain Senior girl . . . Football 2, 3. EDNA READE Llmyvv Air Corps . . Strictly not a Sinatra fan . . . Girl Reserves 2. ROBERT REGITZ HBob7, Peace and quiet of study hall, CHARLES REIGER Chat Sleeping . . . Class Baseball 2, 3. KATHRYN RICKER Katie Sugar and spice and everything nice ...Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girl Rc- servcs 4. GE SEVENTY-TWO RICHARD RIDARICK 4LRiCh99 Talking eyes . . . Broad grin . . . Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . I. V. Foot- ball 2, 3 . . . Varsity Football 4. DORROTHEA RINAK A6D0t19 Good times in the gym during lunch periocl . . . '4Boy, oh boy! MARGARET ROTHROCK Margie Poise . . . Charm . . . Sincerity . . . Beautiful brown eyes . . . Warsaw Concerto . . . Aw, Hon- ey! . . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 . .. Freshman Frolic Committee . . . Class Baseball l, 2 . . . Iunior Prom Committee . . . Girls' Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . . Bas- ketball 3 . . . Yearbook Stal? . . . Senior Banquet Committee. ETHEL RUSH usquinss Sunclaes at Price's . . . Girl Re- serves 3, 4. IOHN SCHEDLER ulohnnyn Looks and acts like Summy . . . Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Basketball 1 . . . I. V. Basketball 2, 3 . . . Varsity Basketball 4 . . . . Usher 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee. FRANCIS SCIABICA Sciabic Makes noise in thc Cafe . . . Class Track 1 . . . I. V. Football 2 . . . Class Baseball 3 . . . Yearbook Staff 4 . . . Class Basketball 4. IOAN RIEGEL Ioanie Our bloncle cheerleader . . . Cheer- leader 4 . . . Presentation Orator. WILLIAM RINEHART uwiuyss Ambitious boy . . . lots of intelli- gence . . . Play 3 . . . Yearbook staff 4. ROBERT ROUNSAVILLE ucgophcrn One of the farmers of our class. THERESA RUTH wrenyw Oh, darn! fShe cloesn't mean her socks eitherH . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Library Club 4. IRIS SCHLECHT Dimples She and Walt make a pair . . . glee Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Girl Reserves FRANK SCIABICA Frank Dislikes teachers who give after school passes. MARIO SCHIASCIA Barber', Likes to cut hair . . . Band 2, 3 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Class Basketball 3, 4 . . . Class Historian. MARALYN SEIKEL Maralyn Likes Latin . . . Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Library Club I . . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Com- mittee . . . Girls' Chorus 3, 4 . . . Mixed Chorus 3, 4 . . Monthly 3, 4 . . . School play 2, 4 . . . Class Poetess. . Karux ELSIE SEMONCHE Else Her hair is the envy of many girls . . . Ir. Prom Committee. GRACE SHANDOR Gracie Eating . . . Dancing . . . Guy Matl- ison . . . Volley Ball 3 . . . Girl Reserves 4. LOTUS SHEPARD Blossom Loads of fun and pep plus . . . Playing the bass drum . . . Girl Reserves l, 2. 3, 4 . . . Victory C orps2...Band4...Play3,4. GRACE SIMONE ulerryn Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning . . . Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. PAGE SEVENTY THREE GRACE SEARLES Gracie Star in sewing class . . . Girl Re' serves 3, 4. CLARENCE SEIP Dutch P. H. S. letterman everyone knows . . . I. V. Football l . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 . . . I. V. Basketball l . . . Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Track 3, 4 . . . Var- sity Baseball 4. ELIZABETH SHANDA Shanda Another Van johnson fan . . . Girl Reserves 4. ANTHONY SHARR sul-onyss Sleeping-in study hall . . . Vic- tory Corps 1. ETHEL SHIVELY Ethel Iimmie's hot clogs . . . Football games . . . Oh, yeah . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1, 2 3 DONALD SLEIGHT Uskipf! Full of fun . . . I. V. Basketball 2 . . . Class Basketball 3, 4. SEVENTY-FOUR ARTHUR SMITH MANM Mr. Imlay's untlerstudy . . . Band l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Play 3 . . . lr. Prom Com- mittee . . . Yearbook Stal? 4. ESTI-IER C. SMITH MESH Cooks our hot dogs at the football games . . . Hockey 1 . . . Volley Ball . . . Girl Reserves. WILLIAM SNYDER Cookie A short but good basketball player . . . Class Basketball 1 . . . I. V. Basketball 2 . . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . Varsity Baseball 2, 4 . . . lr. Prom Committee 3. IACK STEINBERG CLRcd!7 A batch of red hair . . . IANET STUEBER Allan!! 'The Better Things In Life . . Energetic gal . . . Semper Septim . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hockey l . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Karux Monthly 3, 4 . . . Li- brary Club 3. IAMES TERSIGNI fllimn lim gets around in his Ford. CAROLYN SMITH Smitty Roller skating . . . Ioyce's best friend . . . Volley Ball I, 2, . . . Girl Reserves l, 3, 4 . . . Softball l, 2. IOAN SMITH Ioanie One of P. H. S.'s most popular girls . . . Good iitterbug . . . Al- ways full of pep . . . Glec Club l, Z, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 . . . Vic- tory Corps l . . . Freshman Frolic Com .... Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 . . . Play 4. CLAIRE STAMETS Claire Leader of our cheerleaders . . . Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4 . . . Volley Ball l . . . Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 . . . Presentation Orator. FRANK STILLO Cheach Likes all kinds of sports. DORIS SWAUGER ctuorisvs Likes sports with Pete in the family . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 4 . . . Vol- ley Ball 3. MARGUERITE TAYLOR Tangerine A good friend . . . Pretty blonde locks . . . Volley Ball I, 2, 3 . . . Girl Reserves 1, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3. DORIS THATCHER Doris A certain senior boy . . . Enioys a good laugh . . . Glee Club l, 3 . . . Volley Ball 4. ELIZABETH VAN SCOTEN 5iBctty!! A quiet girl . . . Someone in the Navy . . . Library Club 3, 4. ANNA WALLACE Nsugarn Has a laugh out of this world . . . Cari't help singing . . . Glee Club l, 2. 3. IANE WALLS ulanicn 'When Irish Eyes Are Smiling . . . Mr. I. S. and a certain blue-eyed blonde named Kenny . . . Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1. . . . Library Club 3 . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Yearbook Staff 4. DOROTHY WEIR ssDotty19 Very brainy . . . Girl Reserves 3, 4 . . . Library Club 3, 4 . . . College Arts dissertation. IOYCE WILLIAMS uloyccss Nice clothes . . . Semper Septim . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4' . . . Hockey 1 . . . Victory Corps I . . . Freshman Frolic . . . Library Club 3, 4 . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Yearbook Staff 4. PAGE SEVENTY-FIVE ELIZABETH TRIEBLE nldibbyn Sharp shooter in basketball . . . Sticky buns . . . Sports . . . Out- side life . . . Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4...VolleyBalll,2,3,4... Class Basketball 3, 4 . . . Usher- Ctte 3, 4 . . . Yearbook Stal? 4. ALFRED VESCHI Freddy Has a way with girls . . , nice wavy, black hair . . . Class Basket- ball 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Usher 2. GUSTAV WALLBILLICH 'fcus' Always has a cynical remark . . . Middle name is loker . . . Varsity Football Manager 3. VIRGINIA WEEKS ucinnyvs A Guy Named joe . . . An at- tractive senior . . . Girl Reserves l, 2 . . . Hockey 2. C. WESLEY WEIR Weasel He thinks all work and no play make him a dull boy. RICHARD WILLEVER Dick Always readv to talk . . . Class basketball 3. 4 . Class Baseball 3. SEVENTY-SIX CARL WINKLER Wink The other half of Willever . . . Class Basketball 3, 4 . . . Class Baseball 3. AUDREY WORMAN Aurrey Can bake good chocolate cakes. RUTH YTKIN Ruthie A faithful band member . . . Music . . . Ice Cream . . . Dancing . . . Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band l, 2, 3, 4 . . . Orchestral, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball l, 2 . . . Victory Corps 1 . . . Yearbook Stal? 4'. THOMAS FRANCIS COOK Captain Cook Mrs. Thompson's favorite . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Band 3 . . . Or- chestra 3. HERMAN KLINE Sober, serious . . . a good fellow to know. RICHARD WINKLER Hnebcllf Take it easy, Doc. . . Vice Pres- ident 1, 2 . . . Secretary 3 . . . Class Basketball l, 3 . . . Class Baseball 2 . . . Freshman Frolic . . . Ir. Prom Committee . . . Class Will. ROBERT WYKER limb!! mouth . . . Track 1, 2. MARIORIE ZAVETA llMidge,, Another gal from Bloomsbury r Z .i CLAUDE E. KEIPER, IR. Lightning Look out . . . Pretty girls . . . No homework. IULIA MONDZAK ululicw The gay springtime . . . Dancing . . . All types of music . . . Dislikes chemistry . . . Oh Crow! . . . Girl Reserves l. Friendly with a convertible Ply- i' i' ROBERT KING Navy GINO CONTI Army IOSEPI-I DRAGOTTA Army ROBERT GABLE Merchant Marine RICHARD McCLURE Army MYRON IANISCH Army OUR HONOR ROLL PAGE 'k i' ROBERT SMITH Army EDWARD SKEARS Merchant Marine HARRY LOUDENBERRY Navy ROBERT HEINRICH Army DONALD MORRIS Navy fPicturc Missingj CLARENCE SUTPHEN Army SEVENTY-SEVEN 'IGH SEVENTY-EIGHT 3111 Hlvmnriam WILLIAM RILEY as ae se :uf as as as ar MA LAMENT The circle is broken, one seat is forsaken, One bud from the tree of our friendship is shaken, One heart from among us no longer shall thrill With joy in our gladness, or grief in our ill. As a cloud of the sunset, slow melting in heaven, As a star that is lost when the daylight is given, As a glad dream of slumber which wakens in bliss He hath passed to the world of the holy from this. lohn Greenleaf Whittier PAGE SEVENTY NINF ff-5 C' asf I' P 'xo - , if N A ff , sf ' r fii . .41 by fggzcg ejgl fifisj? 1.3 IW, Vigil .- 'A af K' ' -. if Q I Q77 H: LA J 1 II , it i YMWVN Q ffg gf, gy ,f ,T gk a f. X XX r X 13 'N X W ,SN if I Z Nix Y yi il 2- bg. . 1 :lla 5? I If X3 XX ly 5 iii . . Q 21 Hf'Gq ami' Q A ' Aff' ' 'rf 1, y N ' - -'--..' I ---' A-W-'+ 'c il' Miffililfi A ii wu.,,..-ru'V-Q5lili- ' i Hga ihEL'i,, W A Glen fbaq Paagaam Master of Ceremonies eeeee.e,e.ee.,ee..... Class Day Salutatory Address e,,,e. Class History ....,.,...............,...,... Class Poetess e,....e, Class Prophecy ...,..,., Class Will e.r..,eeeq,.. Mantle Oration e.,.e.e.,,e.e.tee..ee Class Day Valedictory Address ttr.et C. Presentation Orators: Ioseph Bock Robert Morris George Kisselbach Kenneth Bigelow Alternate - lack Brunner Robert Kelly ,....,,.a..cRomaine Deacon .,.....,...eMario Sciascia Maralyn Seikle e,i.w.,Eugcne Gallagher Richard Winkler Robert Exley Catherine Hamlin Ioan Riegel Betty Morrison Claire Stamets Marjorie Miller AGE EIGHTY fag M 'Q 'Syl f' 'W 42 457 ll! ,.f ' ' l-as-7, a - zw lgjfakw fy 142, 04' f7 77 ?fZ'7 eammencemenlf Paoqwm March , . A y, 4.. 4.. ,. .....,. High School Band Invocation Salutatory Address S SS S S 7.7o, 77,.,,oo,oo7,o,,oA.,o,,,.,o.v, B ernice Bruch Presentation of Class S SS Principal Michael E. Maloney Awarding of Diplomas and Scholarships aasssssssr ,sss ss,aas,ss,,sr,s7s,,,,,,,,7,as7, I o hn B, Pitts Pnzridcnz of the Board of Education Lafayette College Scholarship College Preparatory Arts Dissertation C as Selection .,ssss,.s.s SS ssssa as S SS Ss as College Preparatory Technical Dissertation as as Normal Preparatory Dissertation S Commercial Dissertation SS Selection iss,ss,ss.s s.r,ss s.sat C S General Dissertation S Valedictory Address S Benediction March .CCSCCSC .....a,Sa ,s.SsSSs,.s,SDorothy Wier High School Band s,iS,a.sIoyce Fairhurst Marion Hackett a.aSMarjorie Miller High School Band .sSsSSsSsLouis Gorzsas Marie Gardner High School Band SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS m, - 5 .T?'7f Q 20 Efwwx ,W 1 1,55 mczjwjwq E'fQWffff0 s fm: Q M QQ .QU D515 '3x nW gi ? Xi? if R eff' 33?1w4ZZ3 5f5F Sy? Mfifdo su 'mm QN Q Www? 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X E u 153 Q ? 5434 4 E 4 F F Q3 5 i Q W ,rm 2 f X ii i Bl 1 I MiE IEIGHTY-FIV! ur Advertisers Three of products Dick Alexander Del-Crest Market Stadium Sweet Shop Helen's Florist Shop Ackerman's Mickel Bros. Fox's The Main Five and Dime Schaeffer House Fairview Dairy Coca Cola White Rox Bleaching Co. Freeman Vliet Meixell 8: Meixell Adam Martin's Leigh Co. Tr:1ub's Paul's Service Hagerty Lumber Co. Phillipsburg Grocery Peter Dennis Morris Iewelers E. B. Snyder - Plumbing Weaver's Pharmacy Iacoh Mayer Major Market Carl Williams cheers for our loyal advertisers. The y advertise the tops in the tops of yearbooks. Twin City Reynolds Pharmacy The Canister Co., lnc. I. S. Pickel S: Sons Paramount Studio Churchman's Business College Phillipsburg Supply Co, Straup's Pharmacies Price's H ome Made Ice Cream Farr's Miers Stueber's Market Ioseph's Korp and Korp Freihofer's Grulve and Betts liaston Beauty Academy Huntington Modern Service Tippett and Wood Industrial Engraving Iackson, Leidy St Co., Inc. I. T. Baker Chemical Co. Kiefer's Spur -Lehigh Valley Distribut'g Co. Easton Laundries Paul Souders Trans Bridge Lines Hillcrest and Williamson's Markets I, R. Fuehrer Ioseph Piazza W' Ann La Verne Beauty Salon Regent Paints Paramount Music .irren Foundry and Pipe Corp. K. 5: T. Agency Sanitary Meat Market Phillipsbur B' g icycle Co. Maryanna and Vogue Beauty Salons Rider College T . he Hillcrest Shop Cooley Auto Service BE WISER - J IATRONIZE EACH AD St, Luke's Hospital VERTISER Dic1i,, AICXHIICICI THE BATTERY SERVICE CO. 4 U P 325 Morris Street IAKI IIFHTY SINIT Del-Crest Market LINCOLN ROAD AND BELVIDERE AVE. Quaflitlf qcvocqla PRIME MEATS - FRESH VEGETABLES BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Phone 5-0443 Free Delivery HAROLD 1. JONES, Prop. C1 JMPLIMENTS OF The STADIUM Sweet Shop i' i' PHILLIPSBURG, N I HELENS FLORAL SHOPPE -..gf EN.- C 1' FIFIITYIIFHT ACKERMAINVS OFFICIAL ' IEWELERS and ENGRAVERS f COMPLIMENTS ... or .- PHILLIPSBURG HIGH SCHOOL OF THEN Trophy Headquarters BROTHERS 156 South Main Street PHu.L1PsBUnc NEW IERSEY . IN P1-IILLIPSBURG IT'S NOT ONLY F 0 X I S THE MAIN QUALITY FRESH MEATS BUT ITS AND GROCERY THE BEST FIVE and DIME .-,.. STORE 87 LEWIS ST. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Phone 5-0181 433 S. Main St. PHu.1.1PsBURc, N. I. Phone 5-2801 PAGE EICI ITY NINI COMPLIMENTS OF SCHAEFER HOUSE GOOD FOOD ALWAYS 'k i E. I, MCCANN, Prop. COMPLIMENTS OF FAIRVIEW DAIRY HARRY HAMLEN, P,-op. PASTEURIZE-D MILK AND CREAM 56-58 Bullman Street PHxu.1Psnunc, N. I. Phone 5-0963 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND NIYVTY TRADE-MARK Bohled under authority of The Coco-Colo Company by COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF PA., BETHLEHEM, PA. CX5Nll'I,lNIl'1N'l'5 fl JMI'I.lNIl .N'l 5 fn- HI. FREEMAN VLIET MEIXELL ZSL MEIXELL Real Estate :md Insurance , , ZUDQ South Main Sm-cr 180 Summit Aw. I'l111.x.11fsn1'mp, N, I, Pl111.1.x1sIsL1u:, N, I. Phonc 2-6571 ADAM MARTIN ESTATE L E I G H C O . I7URMI .Rl.Y Sanitary C2f0QQfy S'I'O'I'Z IlRO'l'Illf.RS IIHATING F l'l.UMBlNG - STOVFS PI'OViSiOI'l 211151 MC1lf MHYkCT HDMI.: U'I'IIJITIIQS -H5 South Nhlill Stn-ct PIlll.l.lPSIil'l!G, N, I. U xt1'1'l1z1fr1z'.f of I'YRUF,VlX 0.15 134 Norlhzlmpton Sl. liqXS'l'C JN. IPX. PAGE NINETY-ONE GATHER WITH YOUR FRIENDS PAUL'S SERVICE AND ENIOY Dolly Madison ' Ice Cream EXPERT LUBRICATION I TRAUB'S 600 New Brunswick Ave. South Main Street ph 5-9081 PHILLIPSBURG, N. I, John H. Hagerty phinipsburg Lumber Co. PHILLIPSBURG, N, I. Grocery Co. WHOLESALE and RETAIL DIAL 5-1138 -l0l 475 S. Main St. PIIILLIPSBURC, N, I. AGE NINIiTY-TWO PETER P. DENNIS WW WARREN COUNTY'S ONLY WHOLESALE TOBACCO AND CANDY DISTRIBUTOR 'MH Located At 1223 South Main Street Phillipsburg, N. I. RINGS 0' DEVOTION A T W Cerlified Prrfcrt Diamond Rings B. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NVATCHES AT CASH PRICES PLUMBING - HEATING UN CREDIT o1L BURNERS CVVlonnlA IEWELER 423 Northampton St., Easton EASTON 2-2551 PHILLIPSBLYRG, N. I, PAGE N INETY-THREE COMPLIMENTS OF W E A V E R ' S PHARMACY 45 Centre Square EASTON, PA. Phone 9118 I A C O B M A Y E R 52 Year: On The Square FAMOUS FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR EAsToN, PA. COMPLIMEN TS OF MAJOR Super Market Nw Firth and Marshall Sts PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Carl B. Williams WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR OF RADIO and ELECTRICAL PARTS and SUPPLIES 25 So. Warren St., Trenton, N. I. 154 So. Main St, Phillipsburg, N. I HILLCREST MARKET MORRIS AND MILLER 5-1196 - 5-1197 WILLIAMSON'S MARKET HUDSON AND FILLMORE 5-1191 - 5-1192 ED. K. WILLIAMSON 135 soum MAIN 5-2521 - 5-1890 IOSEPH PIAZZA CLEANING - PRESSING REPAIRING - DYEING 360 So. Main St., Phillipsburg, N, I. Dial 5-3923 AGE NINETY-FOUR Ann La Verne Beauty Salon i' i' FEATHER CUT PERMANENTS MACHINE or MACHINELESS 'A' 'k ALL BEAUTY AIDS i 'A' DIAL 5-1471 fm- !IfJf7'Jli71lmc'71Z5 56 Wilson Street PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Regent Paints X Wall Papers 157 South Main Street Pr-rn.LrPsBURc, N. I. Phone 5-3221 Free Delivery CLARENCE R. BAKER, Mgr. R ECURDS SHEET MUSIC PIANUS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Paramount Music Shop 1. RUSSELL D1LTs 158 South Main St. Dial 5-0571 COMPLIMENTS OF Maryanna SL Vogue Beauty Salons 96 So. Main St. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Dial 5-1331 BEAUTY CRAFT IN ALL ITS BRANCHESW PAGE NINETY-I IVE THE HILLCREST SHOP LET RUST CARDS 'RING THE BELL FOR YOU. GREETING CARDS For All OCCHSIIOHJ STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES FOUNTAIN SERVICE DELICIOUS SODAS St SUNDAES Made with BREYER'S ICE CREAM Clean, Courteous SC'l'Z!l.L'6 TWIN CITY FOR TOYS - APPLIANCES 'A' 'A' Twin City Appliance Co. 141 S, Main Street PHILLIPSBURG, N, I. C00 LEY Auto Service Cor. Iefferson and So. Main Sts. O GAS - OIL - KEROSENE MOTOR SUPPLIES REYNOLDS PHARMACY Prescriptions and Hospital Supplies DELIVERY SERVICE 413 South Main Street PHILLIPSBURG, N. Phone 5-0541 Xi I NINIQTY-SIX PA TR ONS SADIE HENRY-KILIAN SAUERS - IEWELERS IAMES LYNCH - GROCERY STORE DICK'S CONFECTIONERY STORE EASTON OPTICAL CO. T. M. SWICK - HARDWARE HAWK'S BARBER SHOP ROWE'S SERVICE J. S. PICKEL COMPLIMENTS k OF 1- oLD COMPANY'S THE CANISTER LEHIGH COAL COM P ANY, LUMBER, HARDWARE, INC. PAINTS, on. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. BUILDING MATERIALS and FARM IMPLEMENTS ...--. 1...- B1.ooMsBURY, N. I. Phone Phillipsburg 10-R-4 IAKI NINTIYSIVIN Paramount Studio EXTENDS GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS VISIT THE STUDIO WHERE ualifzf Comes Ersfv l- PO-RTRAITS WEDDINGS GROUPS 1-- COMMERCIAL AND ILLUSTRATIVE PHOTOGRAPHS - 452 NORTHAMPTON ST. PHONE 2-5141 EASTON, PA. COPPOSITE STATE THEATREJ GE NlNIi'I'Y-EIGHT Ghurohman Business College A THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL COURSES: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL IUNIOR ACCOUNTING ACCOUNTING STENOGRAPHIK. BUSINESS DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS NEW COLLEGE BUILDING Phillipsburg High School ls Always Well Represented in the College Enrollment Catalog Upon Request C. W. CHURCHMAN, President 355 Spring Garden St. EASTON, PA. PIEIILLIPSBURG Stnauph SUPPLY CO. , CPl1cmmacu-:A -'R PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST blue qCOALy 40? HIGH GRADE LUMBER, MILLWORK BUILDING SUPPLIES BERWICK AND CENTER STS. THIRD AND SPRING GARDEN STS. BERWICK AND ST. IOHN STS. EASTON, PA, PAGE NINETY-NINE Price's Home-Mad Ice Cream I Raymond and Morris Sts. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Ph 5-9162 C Before That Next Dance Be Sure to Visi! f gain 4 BETTER SHOES BY FARR ARTISTS' SUPPLIES MIERS 235 NORTHAMPTON ST. EASTON, PA EASTON'S LARGEST MEN'S AND BOYS' STORE J OSEPH'S 222 Northampton St. EASTON, PA. Dial 5-3611 COMPLIMENTS 9 STUEBER S OF MARKET UNITED SERVICE GROCER 'A' i' MEATS, GROCERIES and BAKED GOODS i' i' 251 Mercer St. IC Ii UNF, IIUNIJRI D PERFECT HEALTH REQUIRES PERFECT FOOD Buy FRElHOFER'S PERFECT BREAD WILLIAM FREIHOFER Where Beauty Culture If Taught Rapidly, Expertly, Correctly LOOK TO YOUR FUTURF. Daily Enrnllmcnts Day And Evening Clauses For Purticulurx, Phone or Write EASTON BEAUTY ACADEMY 2-l So. -lth St. EASTON, PA Phone SUIZ Zncl Flon HUNTINGTON MODERN SERVICE SUNOCO A TO Z LUBRICATION BAKING CO, New Brunswick Ave, Phone 5-9025 WHOLESALE RETAIL COMPLIMENTS OF GRUBE 8: BETTS SPORTING AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT S11 Northampton Street EASTON, PA. Phone: 2-1082 Tl PPETT AND WOOD PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. I' INDUSTRIAL EN GRAVIN G CIIMPANY 0 151111111 Engraurrz NTING PLATES OF QUALI 9 Bank and Church Sts. Easton, Penna. GE ONE HUNDRE TWO Jackson, Leicly 8s Co Incorporated ,P RZNTEFQ 596-600 ELDER AVENUE PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Dial 5 2421 PAGE ONE HUNDRED THREI COMPLIMENTS OF JSF . . Uflaken Cimemlcafl Co. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. KIEFER'S SPORTS HEADQUARTERS Baseball - Tennis Swim Suits - Badminton Sweaters - Iackets Guns - Rifles Ammunitions EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTS MINDED J. M. KIEFER HARDWARE, SPORTING GOODS HOUSEWARES, PAINTS 460 Northampton Street Phone 6176 Gli ONE HUNDRED FOUR Sp f sf THE 6014 WITH CANADA DRY QUALITY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Lehigh Valley's Finest :asm Hifnnunnnlis CIIYIIII All ICCICI ' ' lil! IAF' IYOIIGI lllflil 653 BUSHKILL ST. DIAL 8244 I. I. CASE Farm Machinery BOLENS HUSKI Garden Tractors PI-IILCO Radios - Refrigerators ESTATE Gas - Electric Ranges STEINHORST Food Freezers coo'bYEAREi1REs Q'REi3AiRsLEiiAREbwA1fiaT PAUL M. SOUDERS HARMONY, N. I PHONE P'BURG 5-9104 PAGE ONIC HUNDRED FIVE IHNNS-BIIIIJISE LINES, INII. IIELIIWNIIE IIIVEII CIIIIEH LINES, INC. :ue 'URI LAIRD! WJSNINGVUN AAWAPWAY usumaron 'UM lout- . D :iz If I 11 A' Af!!! ' uooprf 'E is FINA uanncusv A 'niiifif noun S . .. -1 ' I E 5 I F 5 fe' 7 vnmv View , : -g I no. :mu noun i f . ' UT! mm., .11 52 : ' : S ..... : 5 I g P s 5 u rc o .I 5 .. I ' -.K mf , .. 1'4- ia a I o N 75 A . cO.?..1.,.X ., ...nv 4 0- .. SO. MAIN-ALPHA ROUTE BUSES CI-IARTERED Phillipsburg 5-1157 AGE ONE HUNDRED SIX J. R. FUEIIBEB Engraving - Die Stamping - Lithographing Envelope Manufacturers Oficc and Plant COOPERSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF Warren Foundry and Pipe Corporation PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN andT. Agency INCQRPORATED K. Heckman and Lewis Sts. Phone 5-2441 BILL AND SCOTTY'S GA RAGE 815-817 So, Main St. Phone 5-4331 Sanitary Meat Market QUALITY MEATS ' Corner Wilson and Heckman Sts. PHILLIPSBVRG, N. I. Phone 5-0171 It's the CYCLE-OGICALU Thing to Do - LA MUNIENS lm Bicycles and lricycles ' COMPLETE BICYCLE SERVICE Sales - Rentals - Repairs Genera! El6l'lI'I4l' Kr h 5 RADIUS RECORD PLAYERS 5 Y RADIU-PHoNcx:RAPH c:oMBINAT1oNs I APPLIANCES PART? TLEIIES .'1l4flI0l'l'Z6d Gcfzcral Elc'r'trfz' TIRES ACCESSORIES FI.anchi5c,a1 Dealer ROLLER SKATES SCOOTERS PHILLIPSBURG BICYCLE CLUB Phillipslmrg 534 Iohn Mitchell Ave., C JH Hillcrest Blvd. M212 ONIQ HUNDRED EIGHT HONORS FOR PHILLIPSBURG HIGH SCHOOL O 1945-1946 1. Mickey'l Frinzi and Eugene Gallagher named to All-State Football Team. 2. Catherine Stem, Art Smith, and Alfred Kichline selected for All State Band, Catherine Stem was selected as No. 1 Sousaphone player for the State. 3. Lois Hemingway, Robert Orr, and Edward VVillever selected for All State Chorus. 4. All Columbian award for typography of the Karux Monthly, and second place honor rank for the same publication in contest with 68 publications in 45 States. 5. Warren County record for discus broken by Ioe Ferraro 1946 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 20-Northampton September October October October October November November November November 28- 11-New Brunswick 18 -Allentown' Barringer 1-Paterson Central Bethlehem Easton' 7' Away Gamer 1946 - 47 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 17- December 20-Clinton' Ianuary 3-Wilson lanuary 7- Ianuary 10- Ianuary 14-Bethlehem Ianuary 17- Ianuary Z1 -Clinton Ianuary 24-Palmerton Ianuary 28-Catasauqua' Ianuary 31-Wilson' February 4- February 7- February 11- February 14- February 18- February 21- February 25 -Bethlehem' PAGE ONIZ HUNDRED NINI Here e Most Popular Best Dancer Best Dressed Prettiest Girl Best Looking Boy Most Likely to Succeed Class Clown Best Sport Shortest Tallest Best Athlete Most Talented Best Actress Best Actor Typical P. H. S. Girl Typical P. H. S. Boy Cutest Most Studious Wittiest i, Bob Kelly Gene Pambianchi George Kisselbach Bill Hamlin Robert Iacobs Charles Ganguzza Mickey Frinzi Angelo Elmo Roy Metz Mickey Frinzi Art Smith Art Smith Iim Dye Iim Bottos Robert Iacobs Bob Exley Are Ioan Smith Ioan Smith Iosephine Cicero Ioan Riegle Marie Gardner Esther Smith Patsy Price Helen Phillips Marion Hackett Ioyce Fairhurst Frances Mirenna Barbara Nickey Claire Stamets Helen Ehaz Marion Hackett Betty Morrison AGE ONE IIUNIJRIQD TEN TRAIN FOR SUCCESS Courses in Accountancy, Iournalism Secretarial Science, Commercial Teaching Business Administration, Medical Secretarial BACHELOR DEGREES Catalogue' Free On Request Rider College Fovunun l865 rI1RIiNTON, N. ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING offers a most attractive and inexpensive means of acquiring a professional edu- cation. 1.0.1 Bc ll nurse and independent. Bc a nurse and a better wife. Be a St. Luke? Nurse. INQUIRE SCHOOL OF NURSING ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL BETHLEI-IEM, PA. 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