Phillipsburg High School - Karux Yearbook (Phillipsburg, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

1 A . X ' - I 1 3 sf 5 5 H E e:: IE E223 'Q gl.. Q, Il R! QQ Q S S QS Q Q Q X S Q Q Q X Q AIRVIEW sv Cumnncn Smmnn ENGRAVER-Immsrnm. Encmvmc Couwunr BINDER-Onmca Comms? COVER-S. Sum-1 Commrw MAu.oY PRINTER-IAcRAbN, Luo! an Inc. l. 1, ' THE KARUX Oftlw CIQSS of School Plxiuipsluurg, New Jersey PAGE TWO PROLOGUE Presenting the premier performance of Stairway to the Stars. In this lyrical ver- sion of our Senior year at Phillipsburg High School we present a galaxy of stars, their autobiographies, shots of them at work and at liberty and a wealth of top notch entertainment. A- ' --I i nur' ' h- U PAGE THREE Cuntaln Qoinq 'Mp Production. Stalf . . . An Orchid, to You . Backers . . Critics . The Score .i . . Between the Acts . Press Notices . Tomorrow's Stars . Extras . . Chorus . Understudies . Stars . . Spotlight . Lyrics .... Honor Roll in Memoriam . Command Performance Finale . . . Epilogue . Autographs Top Tune . . After- The Show . . X X X x l ' v... c - Hill! f l l PAGE FOUR Entlne fpnodluctlon clleullsad and Lxtaqz-:dl - CT' he 'Kanux Statt Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . Associate Editors . Literary Editor . Assistant Literary Editors . Sports Editor Art Editor . . Assistant Art Editor Business Manager . . Assistant Business Manager . Advertising Mgxiiajjer Assistant Advertising Secretary . . Company Manager Lines and Lyrics . Manager . Arnold Falk . Wilma Santo . Betty Shepherd Helen Gorgas . Dorothy Stone . Lois Hemingway Lorraine Hodgson . Nelson Freyling . Beverly Tuttle . Patsy Cawley . William Pfister . Robert Riley . Robert Reich . Richard Miller . Stella DiMatteo Thomas L. Walters Mary Virginia Mooney 23 fixyx ,. :X ff - N X gf E X 'N' af W - R ff W E-. X fx X f - .. X X Z .ii xx F 4,0 1- 'J - w r Q 4 47 N '-'S-'22,-T.-f-1: T Z-'-Ji SYM FQWAY TU 'THE STA?-25 PAGE SIX X sf ,- . ...Z h X' p If ,f X X f T 'N fm i AN ORCHID TO YTOU We present an orchid tci Mary Virginia Mooney who has helped us with our lines and lyrics since our casting days. She took us through rehearsals to our opening performance off Stairway to the Stuff. J Many times when w the friendly help andiam 3: were inclined to be a bit gloomy fusing quips of this bubbling, viva- cious personality helped 'ps over the bumps. 1 MISS MARY VIRGINIA MOONICY PAGE SEVEN PAGE EIGHT LOCALITY 1. and 2. Winter Scene. 3. Alma Mater-Auditorium View. 4. First Out. 5. lius Pupils. 6. Gym View--Alma Mater. BACKERS Iust as the backers of a musical production supervise the business connected with it. so the Board of Education decides all questions pertaining to our school and always sees to it that we have everything we need for stellar performances. The members of the Board of Education are: Mr. Howard Parker, Mr. Monroe Hess, Mr. Russell Calvin, Mr. Russell Hcyman, Mr. Iohn B, Pitts funtil Februaryj, Mr. Cecil Couch Cfrom Februaryj, and Mr. Paul Harris, secretary. Seated: Messrs. Hess, Pitts, Harris. Standing: Messrs. lleyman, Calvin, Parker. Missing from picture: Mr. Cecil Couch. PAGE NINE PA G E TEN PRiNc1P.xL M. E. MALONEY MR. MALONEY, GENERAL MANAGER lust as every musical has its general manager, so every senior class of Phillipshurg High School hears the mark 'KA Michael Maloney Production, thus bearing the stamp of Mr. Maloney's personality and his understanding of students' problems. Mr. Maloney, our principal, is a graduate of Lafayette College with an A, B. degree. Mr. Maloney is known as the 'Tather of Football at Phillipsburg High School. Nlaloney held has lweeu decli- cated in his honor. fr s lx ., ., X -3- 3 f' ,Q Q? 2 4: 7 , 5 k:.kV Egg A' ,, ' A rw gpm.. , If A 'W' :mr X-if H . . f 30' C M if A ii .. V. l fs 155. E ,XX yi Sgr' 7, lt ,., vmx 46 , sg r . - of if ,A I MR. LERCH, TECHNICAL ASSOCIATE As technical associate, Mr. Lerch's duties are important and varied. All productions run smoothly due to his con- stant attention to detail. Mr. Lerch, our Vice-Principal, is a graduate of Lafayette College with an A. B. degree. Hiding behind a mask of severity, his sly humor is easily discovered. Vim. Pluxttii-,xt li.xx'MoND LERCII CRITICS PAGE ELEVEN 1. Mr. llouslou and Miss Crouse caught by the camera. 2. Mrs. Sharp cnjoys it. 3. Mr. Richards accommodates. 4. Mr. Weber assists. 5. Mr. Hcrilla supervises. 6. Mr. Dallmzm gives us a break. PAGE TWELVE LOIS Al-'GAR Clerk . . . One of our cheerful office girls who dislikes getting up early . . . Spends her leisure time writing to Orange, N. I. CLARENCE W. BEERS B. S .... LL. B .... Lafayette . . . U. of Newark . . . Mathe- mati s . . . A jolly good fellow. A hunter and an angler. Dislikes talkative students. MARY I. BEVACQUA B. C. S .... Rider . . . Book- keeping and Accounting . . . Stop your talking and get to work is one of Miss Bevacquzfs favorite sayings. She likes beau- tiful clothes and going to New York. MARY KATHERINE BRILL A B .... Elizabethtown . . . English . . . Take your places for Act' One. That is Miss Brill, the coach of the Senior Play. Have you seen her three huge bulldogs? Also her needlepoint? Or did you see hfr ear chocolate ice cream? Dramatic Coach. DONALD A. DALLMAN B. S .... M. S .... Bucknell . . . Lafayette . . . Chemistry . . . Daddy Dallman is well liked by everyone. He likes no go fishing. Assistant adviser to Se- nior Class. MILDRED FEELEY A. li .... Moravian . . . Spanish and History . . . Mrs Fccley usu- ally asks, Comprende ud? Eng- lish translation, Do you under- stand? She is not fond of any- one that shows disrespect, but sincerely enjoys teaching. HARRIET L. ARNOLD B. S .... Trenton Teachers' Col- lege . . . Typing . . . Commerce 6: Industry . . . Her favorite pas- times are cooking and traveling. IOHN I. BERILLA Philadelphia School of Industrial Arts . . . Woodwork . . . Enjoys listi ning to good music'. MILDRED BIDDISON A. B .... A. M .... Bucknell . . . Middlebury . . . French . . . English . . . Miss Biddison's class- es really enjoy French, but vvue to those who chew gum or comb hair in her classes. Adviser to Sophomore Girl Reserves. Advis- er to Iunior Class. IOSEPH CARROLL A. B .... Fordham . . . History . . . Football is a pleaant subiect for Mr. Carroll. GUY M. ECKLER B. Ed .... M. S .... Rider . . . Muhlenberg . . . Lafayette . . . Law . . . Economics . . . lielieves in treating other people as he would want to be treated. Likes gardening, wrestling and traveling. Head of Commercial Depart-mentg Clerk of Attendance. DOROTHY IANE FIRTH A. li .... M. A .... Wilson . . . Lafayette . . .. Cornell . . . Biology . . . Miss Firth prefers symphony concerts to torch sing- ers. Adviser to junior Girl Re- serves. RAYMOND L. FISHER A. B. .1 . M. A .... Lafayette . . . Cornell . . . Mr. Fisher pass- es his time going to plays and the opera. ZELDA F. HAUS A. B .... Susquehanna . . . Problems of Democracy . . . Miss Haus likes to feel that what she is doing is worthwhile. She dis- likes wasted time and eHort. Vice President, Faculty Association. HALE IMLAY A. B .... M. A .... New York University . . . Instrumental Mu- sic' . . . Almost every 4c Mr. Im- lay can be heard shouting Wake up and Let's get started. FRANK I. KI EIN B. S .... M. A .... Lafayette ...N.Y.U .... Biology.. 1 Physiography . . . Where would our foorball team lie without Mr. Klein? Mr. Klein doesn't like cold weather. Head Football Coach. MARIE E. KORP Librarian's Degree . . . Georgian Court . . . State Teachers, Tren- ton . . . Librarian . . . If you get' a pass from me, you won't come back. Likes driving and planning parties. Dislikes lack of respect. ANNA LaMONICA B. S .... M. A .... Cedar Crest College . . . Lehigh University . . . Home Economics . . . Her only dislikes are hall duty and study hall. PAGE TI-IIRTEEN FLORENCE HAMMERSTON E B. S .... Beaver College . . . Sewing . . . Mrs. Hammerstone admits she finds genuine pleasure in cooking and housccleaning. HARRY HOUSTON B. S .... Temple . . . Physical Education . . . Mr. Houston en- ioys teasing the girls. llis fa- vorite saying is Le-t's Cu. most often used while teaching Physi- cal Education. Wrestling Coafh. cal Education. Wrestling Coach. lntermural Sports Sponsor? ASS!- Director of Rhys. Ed. Dept. GEORGE D. KANE Ph. B .... A. M .... Lafayette . . . Mr. Kane is the head of our Scitnce Department. I-Ie is well liked by the Freshmen. FLOYD P. KOCH Mechanical Drawing . . . Mr. Koch is frank enough to admit that he dislikes anything that smacks of hard work. Adviser to Sophomore Class. HARRY LAIR B. S .... East Stroudsburg Teach- ers' . . . Physical Education . . . Mr. Lair is a swell fellow. Di- rector of Athletics, and Health and Phys. Ed. Dept. CHARLES LaMONICA M. S .... Lafayette . . . Spanish . . . Mr. LaMnoica enjoys the little jokes after each Spanish lesson. PAGE FOURTEEN WALLACE E. MacDONALD Gorham Normal ,..A A uto Me- chanics . . . Printing . . . llis only ann'my:1i1e'e i- late copy for the Karux Monthly. Ilis chief interest is his hors. Amlviser Karux Monthly. MARIORIE MILLER Se retary . . . Always singinfr, especially when someone mt n- lions Lafay tte. MARY VIRGINIA MOONEY West Chest-r 'l'eaclit'rs' College . . . Muhlenberg . . . English . . . Write a prt-cis. Many of Miss Mooney's English classes have heard this bqfore. Miss Mooney likes to hear Victor Herbert's music and dislikes waiting for the lwuses. Adviser, Karux Year liook. AGNES SHIPMAN B. lid .... Rider Coll-:ge . . . Shorthand . . . Typewriring . . . Strike! When you hear this you know Miss Shipman will he around as howling is one of her favorite pastimes. She also in- ioys other sports. She is very friendly to everyone. HOWARD A. PIATT A. B .... Columbia . . . Lafay- ette . . . Freehand Drawing . . . Likes to paint and fish in his spare time. Art Adviser, Karux, Monthly. WILLARD RINEHART B. S .... Lafayette . . . Physics, General Science, Physiography . . . One of our football coaches who is liked by all the boys. VVhen he is not teaching, he likes to do a little farming. Assistant Football Coach. MARION I-IESS MAY li. of Fil .... Beaver College . . . Rider College . . . Rutgers Uni- versity . . . Typewriting . . . Mrs. May is very clever at sew- ing. Atlvi er vo Iunior Girl Re- serves. WALTER B. MILLER B. A .... University of Pitts- hurg . . . Health Education . . . Mr. Miller likes to hunt and fish in his spare t-ime. Assistant Football Coach: Baseball Coachg Assistant Basketball Coach. GEORGE MOYER A. I? .... Lafayettv: . . . History . . . English . . . Mr. Moyer certainly does enjoy those after- class discussions on basehal. As- sistant Football Coach. ADELAIDE C. OVERSTREET A. B .... College of Wooster . . . Health . . . Physical Education . . . A great football fan who likes chocolate ice cream. Dis- likes people who chew glllh in class. Coach, Girls' Interrnural Athletics. HARRY RICHARDS , B. S .... Muhlenberg . . . Physics . . . Chemistry . . . The ambition of Mr. Richards is that we shall have a fine track team this year as in the preceding years. Senior Class Adviser. RUTH SHARP A. B .... Wilson College . . Chambersburg College, Pa .... Mathematics . . . Mrs. Sharp is always willing to help you have a good time. A party wouldn't he a success without her. Shc likes sports and music. A pass for the one who chews gum in her class. Adviser to Senior Girl Reserves. FLORA H. NACLE A. li .... Cedar Crest . . . His- tory . . . Mathematics . . . Trav- tling is Mrs. Naglt-'s favorite activitv. Asst, Sophomore Class .xtlYl5l'l'. IAMES SMITH ll. S .... M. S .... Lafayette . . . lla ic Mathematics . . . Eng- lish . . . Mr. Smith spends most of his timit looking for his glasses. When he is not iloing this, then he is Irving to reineinlmer what he forgot. Coniinvoller ol' School lfunds. MARY C. STOUT A. ll .... tit-orgian Court . . . Latin . . . Miss Sltilll has a smile for ei'ervone. THOMAS WALTERS ll. C. S .... li. S .... M. S. .. . Ritlnr . . .Rutgers . . . University of l,t'l'1l1Nj'lYZll llZl . . . Business Organization . . . Sales . . . Likes to do things for others. Alwavs lwusi' with Karux. Pro- gram sellers and ushers in school and with church attivieies out of school. llusin-ss Adviser of Year- lmooli and Monthly: Faculty gpqn- sor ol' U- hers and program sell- ers: President, Faculty Associa- lion. KENNETH H. WEBER li. S. in Fd .... Trenton State 'l.t2lCl1C'l'hA Colltge . . . Metal . . . , XVootlworlc . . . Mr. xvt'l'lCl' lilies all sports, t-specially hunting. 'l.Y't'1lNlll'L'l' ol, the lfa.ulty Associ- anon. PAGE FIFTFFN ARLENE E. CROUSE B. S .... East Stroudsburg State Tcacher's College . , . Miss Crous- is a llarrv Iaines fan. Shi- likes steaks and French fries. Directs Girl ' Athltics. MARIAN SMITH A. B .... R. N .... Wells Col- leg' . . . Presbyterian School of Nurses . . . English . . . llismry . . . Miss Smith is the one p' r- snn who starts the Freshmen on the right trail and sees rhat thex' stay on it. Freshman Cla s Atl- viser: Secretary, Faculty Associ- 'ttion. MARGARET M. SILLERS B. M .... Georgian Court . . . Music . . . linglish . . . Who knows the two legged mice who removed the sheet musit' from my classroom? Miss Sillers is heard to say. Music is her voca- tion and her hobby. Director Chorus and Glee Club. I. C. WANAMAKER li. S .... M. S .... Rutgers . . . Lafayette . . . Applied Mathe- matics, Radio and lilfctricity . . . When Mr. Wanumaker isn't' coaching our basketball teams, he finds pleasure in pliotograpliy and gardens. liasketball Coach. IOHN N. WILSON Lafayette . . . Rutgers . . . Mulilenlvurg . . . Mechanical Drawfng . . . One of his favorite pastimes is fishing. HENRIETTA THOMPSON A. B. . . . Gnucher . . . Social Science . . . Mrs, Thompson kccns abreast of the news, and one may see her going to the Library every morning to read the morning paper. PAGE SIXTEEN EVELYN F. CONANT B A M A M KATHERINE CONNOLLY ELIZABETH SQUIRES Pfolygkl, ' ' ' Cilhlnibiu Cum A. B .... Mount Saint Mary's Hunter College . . . Shorthand Fnglish ' 'Miss Conant lilgegug . . . English . . . Miss Connolly . . . Secretarial Science . . . Miss Gavel- dislikgs Shim worn enjoys reading in her leisure ' Squires likes to attend the theatre outside of skirts and bare legs. mme' and the Opera' AS TI-IE ARTIST SEI-ES HARRY RICHARDS DOROTHY FIRTII L V All - 'R' f ssss Q i l .R if 1 is in r Z ' HARRY HOUSTON THE CAFETERIA PAGE SEVENTEEN It is the job of these women to keep our performers in tip-top shape with their appctizing food. The staff of workers includes Mrs. Pillar Rieker, Mrs. Laura Taylor, Mrs. Henrietta Gordon, and Mrs. Iired Mahie under the nhle management of Miss. Catherine Stryker. 1 Miss. STRYKER Mus. TAYLOR MRS. RICKER Missing from Picture-Mrs. Gordon and Mrs. Mobie. I A N I T O R S These are the men who work between each show keeping our theater clean and comfortable. MR. Koruv, Mu. SHINLR, Mu. Lusu-1. Missing from the picture-Mr. Vough. I AGE LK 1l'1LLN Q 42 xl -W ' 3ZEIE?If?T1 . ,, ,, ,, ,,A.., xy qkgg Q QNWD SEM Q 'S Q8' mf A NW. 'E W ' f Q 81' 3 I I X X J! 2 N ' ' -an n f XX 4 as 5, 5, ' 0 ' 9 Q 46Wl1Ht,Sll1 A NdI11C?,7 , rggbyimewwxo e v gy -f-fx THE SCGRE THE SHOW MUST GO ON! Sometimes comedy, sometimes tragedy, sometimes even farceg but the student can always learn some lines to help him later in life. PAGE NINETEEN PAGE TWENTY ENGLISH Cultivating the art of self expression, oral and Written, is among the aims of the English Department. LATIN Veni, vidi, vici has real meaning for all Latin students. MATHEMATICS Equations plus formulas teach students to reason accurately. PAGE TWENTY-ONE SCIENCE With an eye to the mixture :md an ear to the explosion the science students perform many interesting experiments. PAGE TWENTY-TWO SECRETARIAL PRACTICE Future secretaries in the making! These girls work hard to reach their goal in life COOKING Too many cooks spoil the broth! These girls say lhut's not so . . , Lhe more cooks the better the meal. P. A. D. PAGE TWENTY-THREE The lessons of events of yestcr-years help to provide solutions for the problems of Il democratic today and future days. BOOKKEEPING Does your balance sheet check? Headaches and more headaches. I L P PAGE TWENTY-FOUR MECHANICAL DRAWING Architects of the future. Fine pencils and precision drawing keep these boys interested. Domestic nrtsg fine nrtsg or shop workg P. H, S. girls prove their skill. HYGIENE CLASS PAGE TWENTY-F IVE Here is where the boys learn what makes their bodies tiek. Mr. W. Mlioh Hope Miller's humor adds color to every class. PHYS. ED. CGIRLSQ How the girls enjoy those relay races! Leis not forget the basketball and volley ball. Arline Crouse and Adelaide Overstrcet, the captains, put the girls through their routine. PRESS RELEASES High Schgol Pupils High School Classes lo To Appear On Radio In Armistice Program 15471215 The Rev. H. Spencer Edmunds, ,SEZ 5 -4 01 0 We School Puplls 'Qwazfevif Y . ' C 0 . AYKJSQ 9.5905 X Offer Program At 00,13 GX 596 S3090 Rotar Meetin Q09 xxxigx y g N K e '61 fkexwaix' H63-ds A '-mf' Q96 XQSQ SQXX cox -f Y umlna Conf Cb 0 as ga YOYNX Pyvvga Crence 'lvgjihefezaxnt es A QS. Sew s -. xonemme. Q Q5 og Man mor '59s59e'50Q6s9 H636 Se H S 6 S . 0 ' A 3 Q' Q9 Q Qfs Q QU' 6? qw 5mQ,wwmfsL,Q Q Co 199 Q . WN 111 5 big as 0 o T I Q9 xg 569 K0 Wln Q 161 Q X800 Q X226 xefaigxqywog 'bag Engl qc PX, YQVSQG Winners ax Hi 1, S 11 HOW BY ol 02.99 g C 001 Band Annfiligh Scho BQAQ-a2xe,6gigg,pxx Is Entertamed At Qc,2f94,w'f5,fz'b Q Luncheon-Dance vfw BETWEEN THE ACTS QEXTRA CURRICULARJ PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Musical comedy stars have their night life for relaxation. Phillipshurg High School has many clubs and activities through which the students develop their talents and have pleasant diversion. Here is a peep at off stage scenes in club life. l. Trophies. 2. lNlunngt-rs have fun. 3. Wzlllx Time. 4. Sports Carnival. 5. Bucky Reese puts o11 an act. 6. The Five Musketeers. 7. Interested Observers. 8. G. I's. 9. Girls perform in Sport's Carnival. 10. Band dance. s PACE TWENTY-EIGHT BAND Marching proudly down the held, playing to cheering crowds and thrilling themf with its colorful maneuvers and snappy drills is our band under the direction of Hale K. lnilay. ORCHESTRA Rhythm, harmony and melody are blended to bring out the sweet music of the classics. The orchestra is directed by Hale K. Imlay. GIRLS CHORUS PAGIQ '1'WliN'l'Y-NINE From the wings come the beautiful strains of young feminine voices. lt's the fresh- mcn girls' chorus singing the opening selection. Margaret Sllers clirccts this group. MIXED CHORUS The tlccp, mellow chords of boys' voices and the sweet mclotlic tones ol girl! voices bring volume anal richness to the ensemble and paint vivitl pictures in music as Margaret Sillcrs Waves her baton. PAGE THIRTY STAGE CREW Curtain time and all is well. Our faithful stage hands have everything in readiness. STOCK ROOM To see we get our scripts, material and other supplies on time is the duty of the stock room boys. This year the boys have been particularly active. They met before school started and made new storage space and put up shelving. They had all supplies ready when school opened. Not only have they served well in the capacity of stock room boys, but they are guiding lights who help those arriving for school plays and concerts after the auditorium has been darkened. ' The names of this faithful crew are: Ed. Williver, Donnie Nixon, Eddie Rush, Bob Weisel, Tony Giordano, Bob Rush, and Footy,l Seip. I 'A USHERETFES This way, please, or Program, Sir? the the familiar words of our usherettes. When the performance begins. everyone is in his or her right sent and everyone has fl program. These girls are very ellieient and are ll must on the list ol' our employees. Missing from picture- Alletty Meyers. lily 'l'lllR'l'Y H--f... . e-QQ, fs? s ,f USI-IERS 'Please don? sir in the aisles, fearless ushers tell those who find all the seats occn, piccl af a football game. PAGE THIRTY-Two YEAR BOOK STAFF Here is that combination of beauty, brains and brawn which, after many hectic Tuesday afternoons, staged this super colossal production. Early in the fall of 1946 date lines were tentatively fixed, budget allowances im- pressed on us, shooting dates set, lead positions assigned and the busy chasers of write-ups' began the collection of hieroglyphic scrawls to be typed--the result-the 1947 KARUX. , 5 Q X KARUX MONTHLY Here is that enthusiastic group of underclassmen who rate a top billing spot with their snappy monthly issues. MAIORETTES PAGE 'I'l IIRTY-THREE llclll cnpcriligs ol' our high stepping mzljorctlcs Lultl to tht- color of llic occasion. CHEER LEADERS Roar, Garnet, Roar! l And Garnet roars enthusiastically, led by these girls in their snappy uniforms. Thesc girls arc trained by one of the newest members of our stuff, Arlinc, of course. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR VARSITY CLUB For all buys who lmvc won ll varsity lcttcr :mtl intcrcslctl in sports or lmiiqucts. the Varsity Club is ll big attraction. Swcutcrs arc purcbusctl for tlicsc lclluws lrom thc program receipts. TICKET SELLERS Ticket sellers perched at the gates at every football gumc call tlicir l-lillllllllf Get your tickets, plcusef, PAGE Tl IIRTY-FIVE LIBRARY Passing 211 one may see students in placid dignity that nothing can disturb-heads huried deep in hooks or magazines. REFRESHMENT STAND These Refreshment Stand workers may have gnashed their teeth over short change and a scarcity of hot dogs, but they still smile whether they say, P-lere's your change or Sorry, but we're out of those. The following items have been purchased for school use from the receipts of the Refreshment Stand Fund: Vanity and Mirrors for Girl's Locker room and lavatoriesg Decorations for school at Christmas season: Public address system and automatic phonograph for gymg Music and records: expenses of student organization and delegates to conventions and organiza- tions in state competitions: doctors and dental hills and spectacles, also clothing and lunches to needy studentsg and expenses incidental to student Stamp and Scrap Drives and celebrations. l'Y SENIOR GIRL RESERVES 'l'ht-so girls lcairn how to ht-lp their coniniunity hy :tttcntling rttllics. czthinct uncut- ings, gtntl wcclxly ggttlicrings. Ruth Sharp is attlviscr. IUNIOR GIRL RESERVES Until this ycatr thcrc wits just onc group for Iuniors :intl Seniors, Now thcst' girls on thuir own. Marian llcss untl Dorothy Firth :irc zitlviscrs. SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES PAGE TI'llR'1'Y-SEVEN Friendly get-togetliers, parties, dances, and group discussions. Mildred liitltlison is adviser. Senior Girl Reserves Cabinet .'llilfli,fl'I'fMliS. RUTH SHARP Prcsitlent-Dorothy Stone X'ice-Pre-stlentflieverly Tuttle Secretary--Lillian Mantone Treasurer-l.ois llemingway Program Chairman-Lorraine Hodgson MusicfSl1irlr:y Warlord Iunior Girl VVorsl1ip-Ioyce Stone Public Relations-Jeanette Swartz Social Chairman-Ioyce Wood Social ChairmanQloycc VVeirlner Art Chairmanflietty Pursell Public Publicity-Marie Coyle Reserves Cabinet i'1dUl-a'l'1'5-MISS Donornx' Fmrng Mus. ciORDON MAY President-Ioyce Richards Music Chairman-Rose Marie Dougherty Vice President-Shirley Rounsavillc Membership Chairman-Betty Beers Secretary-lean Deliart Public Ailairs Chairman-Carmella Mugavero Treasurer-Doris Hackett Social Chairman-Ianet Coll Program Chairman-Barbara Willever Social Service Chairman-livella Rogers Worship Chairman-Iune Rossnagle Art Chairman-Katharine Hawke Publicity Chairman-Molly Klein Sophomore Girl Reserves Cabinet .llll'IlA'c'1'ffMlSS lVlILDRl,D liIDDISON President-Shirley Hoff Vice President-Barbara Stamets Secretary-lilainc Fritts Treasurer-Marian Cawley Art---Olive Klusmeyer Dramatics-Doris Pereni Social-Patsy Lippincott Devotion-Mary Zimmerman Publicity-lanet Kuegler Social-HRutl1 Opie PAGE THIRTY-EIGHT S CI PI CD CJ PROGRAM L P L A 'Y CASH and CARRIED Carrie Ferguson W Anne Ferguson Marilyn Ferguson Alberta Ferguson Trig Fergusona. Iudy Bowen ...., A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS By DOROTHY ROOD STEWART Produced by Special Arrangement with Row, Peterson Sc Co. Evanston, 111., and New York City Dirertea' by MARY K. BRILL CAST OF CHARACTERS Icnny Wharton Uncle Omar Tully ,,,,,,... Bradley Kirkwood ....,,.,,,,, Dorothula ,M .,,r7.r. Earl Cornick ...,,., Gerty ....... a oo.. Hon Iackson ,,,,.r.,, Sweetie Iackson .vE,,, Lois Hemingway ...-.,.....Ioyce Wood .........Wilma Santa .,,,...,..Doris Howard ,,,,,,,7,,,,,,Richard Miller Rose Marie Dougherty Mary Markus Robert Orr Raymond Moyer Mary Sestilo Earl Mock Dolores Smith .,.,,,,,,,Elsie Mengucci -...-...Earl Swick PAGE THIRTY-NINE Cash and Carrie. The cash receipts were great, the play was great and the audience Carrie-cl home the memory of a pleasant evening, and the evenings stars will always K'Carrie memories of pleasant timesi rehearsing and performing while Coach Mary . Brill may well Carrie congratulations for a line performance. 1. Uncle Omar, the politician. 2. The Reunion. 3. Unseemin f emblems. . lf: PAGE FORTY CRAZY DAY Any resemblance between P. H. S. and a lunatic asylum is purely intentional. Did you notice the horrified expressions on the faces of the Freshmen when they saw Udig- niliedu Seniors forget their dignity? An old tradition. X.. l. Pretty Girls . 2. The Gang. 3. 6'Mern1aid FrinZi. -l. Grand March. 5. Line form on the right. 6. Interested Seniors. GRUB DAY The Senior Class was in its flor doinf what it en'o s most-eatin f. Ever one I 1. y t, 1 X I s. U Y iound it necessary to loosen his lwelt at least one notch. Music and dancing climnxed a perfect evening. Another tradition ol long standing. H fa REMINISCING PAGE FORTY-ONE 1. Arnold Folk supervises the Karux clance on decorating. 2. A scene from one of the Christmas parties. 3. Girl Reserves Dance. 4. Captain Mantoni receives the Easton game lootlvall in assembly. 5. Karux assembly. 7. Some of the chaperones at the Girl Reserve dance. 8. Decorating for the 'KSnow Whirlf' PAGE FORTY-'VWO SPORTS STARS IN ACTION I, Chteri ng Section. 2. Refreshment Stand. 3. Phillipsburg in the clear-Easton Game. 4. First touchdown of the season. 5. Returning for the second half. 6. Faston's good posts go to Phillipsburg celclmrators. 7. P'burg goes after the ball. 8. P'burg gets the jump. 9. Dedication of Maloney Field PRESS NOTICES vm , 3,341 ..,, . 3 V. if rfg :jf ' . . 9 ' 1' ,- . a vs M 553 3 45 '- 1 egg, -15 li 1 W 1 N .QQ - K il -1 'L , A K .R , X ,N-wfi' A . HV , lf iii' .-'- PAGE FORTY THREE ' xsf' J' , W 1 -11, xi' gif, ax Q5 YN., 5, Y '42, ' 19 wi z 1' gfsnf ' HKS 1 vi , tv EN X af My 31 ki I w wf Ykjf . ff. .T K QQ X W R' ' ,,.,,j,,si E wwf: ,.. 4. . -I -'mil-1 if' K LV 4 . 7 ll, ., Ly Q ,. Wi wb, W x ' JH.. W . V, , .A My ,i .k.VgY,,,,,' r ' ,gf f,j '1h1f,, . if g1 4'5L ' W, 1' f V s .bf r,W...,,Lg.x .hgf ' 1 gg ' 31 ,N l , , , an :,..,f..- 1 ., .' 4 -1 ..,.:,..., 1. 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Seven times they won over highly touted squads to bring glory to their school and praise to coaches Klein, Rinehard, Moyer and Miller. The team enjoyed a better than average season. Only three regulars were held over from last year, which shows the lack of experienced players. However, we lost only to Allentown after putting up a good Fight against an ex- perienced Ienm, and to Bethlehem, a traditionally strong teamg hut on Thanksgiving Day victory was sweet over our old rival, Easton. This year's team was a Fighting, plucky eleven and it's hats off to the gallant Garnet and their coaches. ,Est . s FOOTBALL-1946 C08ChCS-MILLER, KLEIN, RHINEHART, Movnn. OPPONENT P. H. s. t,.......,,.. , OPP Northampton 20 0 Bloomfield 27 7 New Brunswick 13 0 Allentown 7 41 Barringer 18 0 Paterson Central 19 0 Bethlehem 7 12 Passaic 27 19 Easton 19 0 Gaines Won Lust Tied 9 7 2 0 PAGE FORTY-FIVE A STAR QUINTET Cofxeu WANAMAKER Alumni Palmerton Catasauqua Wilson East Stroudsburg Bangor Easton Parochial High Bridge A flick of the wrist! Swish . . . a roar from the crowd! The basketball squad did it again! The nineteen forty-seven performance of our basketball team was a success under the tutoring of Coaches Wannamaker and Miller. The team was green but they proved to everyone that they had the fight and spirit of any Garnet team. BASKETBALL - 1946- 47 OPP. GAIM 35 48 53 44 43 52 53 27 27 li SE P. ll. S. OPP. Bethlehem 32 62 Clinton 28 38 VVilson 26 44 Frenchtown 54 38 Bangor 57 39 Bethlehem 34 75 Parochial 28 49 Clinton 55 33 Easton 35 62 WON -Ll IST-Tl ED 18 6 12 O PAGE F ORTY-SIX V.---, SPORTS STARS - 1 3 gf., 1. A Clean Hit for P'Burg. 2. Out at First. 3. The Start. 4. Referee Counts. 5. Poise. 6. Head Lock. 7. Who'll Win? 8. Mantoni Gets Ready. 9. First Place. 10. Intcrcluss Track Meet A NEW STAR PAGE F ORTY-SEVEN I MATMEN GRAPPLE VALIANTLY The-se fellows coached by Harry Houston tried vnliantly to get in the win column. llut it's only a young activity and the young grupplers will improve their hugging technique and make it at top-notch sport. l CoAcn 1'loUs1'oN 7 FIRST VARSITY WRESTLING - 194 MEET P. H. s om' Washington 8 35 Blair Academy 5 49 Northampton 15 24 Washington I2 35 Newton 15 28 Northampton 14 25 Newton 4 33 73 230 WON 1.osT 0 7 PAGE lfOR'l'Y-EIGHT BASEBALL HITS Here is that powerful hurling stall-the future DiMaggios coached hy Walt Miller This was Walt's second year as head coach ol' baseball. An improvement was noticed in many games and the boys made several big hits. Everyone is wishing., C olch Mller great success with his liuture teams. ' BASEBALL SCORES -V 1947 A April April :Xpril .Xpril May May May lXlay May May May May Iune lune Iune 18 77 26 29 3 6 U 15 20 23 27 29 2, 3 Portland 0- Faston , l- Blair Acad. 3- liethlehem ll Wilsrvli O Allentown l3 Alum ni ld Vw'ashington 5 Bethlehem Vlfashington Allentown Easton . Wilson ,.High Bridge 6 H High Bridge AP P. H .S. 18 .S. 8 .S. ll .S. 1 .S. ll .S. 7 .S. 2 .S.1l H.S. .S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P.H.S. P. H. S. CoAcH MILLER PAGE FORTY-NINE l l I THE GARNET SPRINTERS The truck tc-ann under the coaching of Harry Richards comes in lor its share of applause. 'Ihr team haul ll numhcr of cxpcricnccal men and rhcy provcrl llrcmsclvcs ll stcllalr nm! on ilu' hclcl TRACK SCORES - 1947 April 26 Blair rXcaLlc1ny'A' April 30 Easton May 7 Wilsonf Mary l-l Bcthlchcmf Nlny I9 Allentown May 28 Triangular nr liznslon Mk. Wrznmau Crmcn RICHARDS I XGE FIFTY THESE GIRLS CAN THRGW 'EM Mary Amoroso Sarah Cole lean Hawk Eleanor Mallory Caroline Badini Marie Coyle Theresa Hegedus Elsie Mengucci Mary Baylor Stella DiMatteo Nancy Iacobsen Barbara Miller Mary Carfrey Margaret Frasier Iune Lippincott Betty O'Brien Patsy Cawley Shirley Gardner Shirley Loebsack Iosephine Papsodero Genevieve Carey l Edna Plews Dolores Smith Ieanette Swartz Tina Tanfani Dorothy Van Emluurg Marsraret Varholy vm V l GIRLS RECEIVING AWARDS IN ASSEMBLY, APRIL 2, 1947 LETTER AWARDS Inrerclass Tournament. LVIH71C'l'tIf . I Il'!II'l15 Dolores Smith, Capt. Mary Caflrey lXlargaret Frasier lean Hawk Theresa Hegedus Patsy Cawley Mary Baylor Virginia Bellis lilsie Mengucci Dorothy Stone Tina 'lluilaui Iune Lippincott Leiter Award Sarah Cole Ann Marie Piatt Barbara Miller IUNIORS Claire Shappell, Capt. Kay Rounsaville Ann Ricker Doris Dalrymple Belly Beers Ioyce Richards VVinifred Taylor Carmella Mugavero Peggy Solt Irene Wolpert Betty Chickner SOPHOMORES Marie Rush, Capt. Shirley Pursell Olive Klusmeyer Palsy Lippinrolt Florence Lippincott Doris Perini Iean Baylor Ruth Rush Mary Ann Riggio Doris Walz Ianet Kugler Beverly Stone FRESHMEN Ioan Shillis, Capt. loan lirotzinan Shirley Vernon Doris Fahringer Kathleen Fuller Kathleen Barron Elsie lessen Lorraine Stueber Elizabeth Baylor Ioan Andrews Ioan Adams Cieralcline Iolmson Shirley lRlllllC11l lNla1'tgareL 'feel CLASS BASKETBALL - 1946-1947 BOYS WON BY - Class of 1947 fSeniorsj RECORD .. ,,,., ,,,, , , 7,,, PLAYLQD 8 7,,, WON 8 LOST 0 REMARKS - The class of '47 compiled an excellent record in a period of two years by winning twenty-two f22Q straight games. They played in two All-Star games, and won one, which makes a record of winning 23 out of 24 games. INDOOR SPORTS CARNIVAL - 1947 WON BY - Sophomores INDIVIDUAL WINNERS:- iavum' NAME CLASS RECORD Potato Race, fboysj De Paolis Soph. 29.0 sec. Potato Race, fgirlsj M. Rush Soph. 28.6 sec. 3-Legged-Race fboysj Iizfsxjihuk Soph. 13.0 sec. 3-Legged-Race fgirlsj Sonh. 15.5 sec. Shuttle-Relay Cboysj Sr. Team ,47 25.8 sec. Shuttle-Relay fgirlsj Soph. Team '49 29.4 sec. Foul Goals, fhoysb Hrinak Iunior ll out of 15 goals Foul Goals, fgirlsj Cagrey Senior 13 out of 20 goals Broad lump, Cgirlsj R. Rush Soph. 7 feet High Iump, fboysj Swauger Senior 5 feet Tug of VVar, fhoysj Sr. Team '47 60.8 SCC. Tug of War, Cgirlsl Soph. Team '49 57 SCC. The seeond annual Track and Field Meet was held May 22 in the P. II. S. Stadium. The following events were held: GIRLS-Basketball throw-50 yard dash-broad jump-tug of War-three-legged race-potato race. BOYS-440 yard run-My mile relay-tug ol' War-high jump--100 yard dash- potato race PAGE FIFTY-ONE Richard Swarger, Captain Robert Higbee, Captain PAGE FIFTY-TWO CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS CLASS af FOOTBALL LETTERMEN 1947 R, Allen, T. Barna, I. Dailey, Wm. Eustis, I. Ferraro, Mike Frinzi, A. Kli- ment, C. LaCaruba, R. Mantoni fCapt.Q, I. Nehila, H. Pyatt, A. Segreaves, C. Shappell, D. Sheetsf, I. Stocker, R. Swauger, OL Degerolamo fMgr.I S. Trincheria, E. Willever. 1949 G. DePaolis. junior Varsity 1948 T. Alfier, W. Alfier, R. Crouse, R. Race, I. Penyak. 1949 D. Conover, T. Grasske, D. Gretta, R, Higbee. D. Horning, R. Klusmcyer, G. Knoble, L. Lear, R. Luziette, F. Nehila, G. Noll, A. O'Hare, D. Oswald, I. Ringo, R. Rush, A. Stillo, H. Stone, I. Szombathy, Wilhelmg I. Wyckoff. 1950 E. Brown, A. Comito, F. Erdo, D. Exley, I. Gardner, E. Minard, R. Ream- er, B. Seip, N, Tanfani, P. Weisel,, G. Welchok, E. Zarbatany, H. King. BASKETBALL LETTERMEN VARSITY IUNIOR VARSITY 1948 R. Hughes, R. Koleser, D. Nixon, R. Rapp, I. Reda, E. Rush, R, Weiselg Robert Riley Richard Rounsaville Robert Koleser Donald Nixon Iames Kisselbach Robert Rush Robert Weisel Homer McToberts Austin O'Hare Iames Ciardelli, Mgr. Ronald Andrews R. Klusmeyer D. Conover T. Snyder R. Steckel L. Lear G. Merlo G. Hyndshaw I. Wilhelm F. Dalrymple G. Corcoran, I. V. Mgr. R. Kisselbach, I. V. Mgr. VARSITY WRESTLING - 1946 - 1947 LETTER WINNERS QVARSITYI 1. Capt, Art Segreaves 2. Nehilia 3. Iack Fowler 4. Dick Fowler 5. Rudy Ioseph 6. Dave Herstine fCap 7. Stillo 8. D. Frinzi 9. M. Frinzi 1. W. Callery 2. Montilone 3. Wickens 4. I. Lowe 5. R, Davis 6. Werner 7. R. Thomas t. Elect 1948I I. V. LETTERS 10. A. Kliment 11. E. Willever 12. N. Freyling 13. W. Eustis 14. Price 15. Baker 16. I. Reda 17. W. Gradwell, fMgr.I 8. Natisin 9. Boos 10. Wilson 11. Kowalachuk 12. Atkinson 13. W. Nehila 14. R. Dagon PAGE FIFTY-'THREE T UMO RRG 'Q L'TAR It takes much training to make these unknowns into the stars ol the future. They first appear liefore the critics green and with virtually no experience whatever. But under: expert guidance of the critics' and the current stars. they will emerge glittering and bright, known to everyone and cast in the roles best suitetl to them when the curtain rises revealing Toniorrowls Stars. l. Nixon Smiles. 2. 3Pals. 3. Rushie. 4. Iimmie. 5. Ruthie. 6. Buddies. li . if PAGE FIFTY-FOUR EXTRAS FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ,,......,Y,.,...Y7,,,.,.7A,..,,,,,,..,..,,....7,77,,,,,,,....,,,7 Ronald Exley Vice Presidentm Secretary ,.,,,,7.,., Treasurer ., ,,,77 H Ass't. Treasurer Adviser-Miss. MARION SMr'rH Claude Slack Constance Mack , ,..,,. Charles Azzalina lane Corcoran CQWEHQI Here are The Extras-the Fresh- men-278 of them. One can always spot them by their wondering expres- sions and shy smiles, The highspot of their year was the Freshman Frolic. Most of them are really nice and from little Extras great Stars grow. EXTRAS PA! Sli FIlV l'Y 1. Roll Room IIIA, B. 2. Roll Room HIC, D. 3. Roll Room HIE, F, Girls G. 4. Roll Room IIIG, Boys H, I. 6 PAGE FIFTY -SIX lllA Lawn nce Andrews Charles Azzalinal Donald Baker f Richard Barron Carl Bute! Russell Bellis Recdcr Bennet! Nicholas Bimu Charles Bond' Edward Bott!!! William Brotzman Earnest Brown William Callery lohn Bartos loan Adams Nancy Amore Lorraine Anderson I Elizabeth M. Attinello Elizabeth T. Antinellod lean Au Ruth Au Doris Ayers J Kathleen Barron, Gloria Bates Elizabeth Baylor I Mildred Baylor I Shirley Beers Elizabeth Bertilw Shirley Berger 111B Luther Carey George Chando Anthony Comb Gene Corcoran Clifford Crouse Ronald Dagonf Paul DeWire Russell Dilts Roger DiVittorio Daniel Duckworth Robert Edt Thomas Eiclzlin Carl Elmo Edward Case loyce Bernhlr! Mary Bigelli Ioan Blessing Mary Louise Brackenf loan Brotzmamf Lois Bruch loan Bullman Gloria Burgstresscrf Katherine Burns! lane Corcoran J Clara Daringer If-an Davis J lletty Deemer ef Arlene Dennis I FRESHMAN CLASS ROLL Doris Diinnii? loan Downs Margaret Ehasz 111C Marvin Emmons J For-ri Frclo lack Exley Albert Febbo Vt-nneeh Felvcr 'felvin Fisher' lack Flemingy 'Mhert Fox I 'wk Gardner 'William Gerkinf RulJL'l'l J I--flvh Elvetf Dolores Everett C itherine Fahr Doris Fahringeqf Rita Freeman Carol Frey Verna Freyl Grace Frinzi Y Shirley Garesf Gwendolyn Glenn Sf Elizabeth Grainer Anna Grazios Margaret Gyarmatv Doris Hass Helen Hagerty Elie Hamlentf 111D loseph Giordano Edward Godin Roland Harinz Eng' ne Harrison I Ronald Hart Robert Hineline llzirri' Hitzel William Hommerf Xlhert House Carl King Nathaniel Keesler llarv: y King' litlward Griffinf Marie Heritage lane Hertkorn Dorothy Hess? Alma Hinelincif Marian Hnatb Kathryn Homler Charlotte Huff lanet Huff f Ioyce Hughes el Audrey Iohnson sl Geraldine lohnson if Verna Karcher! Patricia Kcls Eva Kennedy Ethel Kertisf lrenc Kish!-f 'T--v Kisselbacly Elsis lessen el l1lE Frank Kozare Kermit Kunkle Iohn Lampert lo enh Lenert Peter Lenstrohm Thomas Leonard losfoh Marchir Richard Merletri George Merlo loseph Mihurskv Kenneth Miller Iulian May Albert Manozer Anthony Marascio Shirley Klimentsf Gayle Knott Phyllis Koch Y Frances Kopaciewieztf Fay Kreis f Marguerite LaBarre Carolyn Laubachl, Barbara Lawrence! Eleanor Lawrence f Dorothy Lehr Elizabeth Loiacono loseohine LoMonaco Carol Loomis v' lane Lore f Constance Mack J IIIF lohn Minardi nah' rt Maemml Robert Mueller Iohn Mugavero Philip Mugavero Clifford Oberly lack Oberly lamcs Paccnti Albert Paoletti Victor Paoletti Iolin Pursel William Nehila lack Paulusxf Catherine Marchic Bessie Marina? Marv Marino f Margaret Maskellf Violet Marsteller Evelyn Matlock Ei lice Mazza Sara Merlo Anna Mere-ry lanet Miers Carmela Milia Lois Miller Frances Muehleny Irene Nemeth - Marian Nemeth Barbara Newmann! Ianet Marx Grace Marlo Menella Mock 111G Wzlf-snl1 Rr-nw' Bernard Roeckt-'- William Roffcl- v' Dana Rounsaville Harold S hlecir' George Sand rsor Iohn Sciabica Beniamin Seio Carl Sein Ioseph Sestalt Edward Shakal Edward Shipps Claude Slack Iames Sciascia David Rooks Arala Nicholls lane Ott NI' Barbarann Philhower Ioyce Phillips Mildred Phillips! Iune Pierfy L! Gloria Piperara Anna Plum Marv Pologruto Kathleen Portlan Nancy Preisi Corinne Pyatt if Mary Louise Reed Evangeline Roby, loan Roenbough Doris Pintz Lois Niclcolascn 111H Donald Smith M Douglas Smiths, Ernest Snow-r Turrell Snyder v Vernon Snyder sf Leo Sokolowsky 7 De-Witt Staatsll Brooks Stabpv Francis Storm' Vernon Strouse Alan Stull X Thomas Sulitlsv lean Rose J Iyneda Rose Elizabeth Rothrock If Lila Sands I! 'Ioan Sargen J Dorothy Sarkatlvf Carolyn Schumasl: V Betty Shandortf Margaret Shaugn-rel Mildre Shipps if lane Sigman V Carrie Smithtl Annie Snyder J Frances Sllylltlv Margaret Solocef Shirley Seguimv loan Shillis y 1111 Nicholas Sva hula W Norman Taiana! Nelson Tanfani if Richard Tetl 1, Richard Trimmer William Washburn-f Everett Watson sl Paul Weisel V, David Wilson Earl Woolf V' Edward Zarbatany, Robert Wood Geore Wilchaky Clara Daringer Ioan Sampson f Louise Sponder I Phyllis Stansbury Roris Still I Evelyn Stoken, Betty Storm if Lorraine Steuber I Doris Summit If Iune Swadba tf Margaret Teel f Yvonne Thomas I Barbara Transue f Kathleen Tullerli Diane Tuttle 1 Doris Wenner Mary Weisel f Nancy Wismtr Grace Woolf V Betty Wood Ethel Wilson 7 Shirley Vernon V CHORUS PAGE FIFTY-SEVEN SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ,, Vice President , , Secretary . Treasurer Asst Treasurer A Uery Jolly Qood Fellow August Bcvilaquzl ,Robert Higbcc Y., ,...,t ,Ruth Rush Barbara Kitchen , Frank Bigclli fldviscz'-MR. FLOYD KOCH PAGE FIFTY-EIGHT Roll Room 103- Iohn AmeyJ Ronald Andrews Harry Angelozzi Robert Atkinson Frank Baker loscph Barna Leroy Baylor August Bevilacq uaw' Frank Bigelli Guy Bork Herman Boos Robert Bowlby Dom'nEck Bubba Henry Cairoli William Calwonsen Dino Casciola George Cashau Warren Bray Fred Breda, P.-G. Evelyn Aler Ianet Alpaugh Ellen Ameyq lucy Amore Sara Azzalina Anna Bacskai Ioyce Baker Elizabeth Barbadora If an Bavlor lune Bedo Marilyn Bell' P'-uline Bellick Mary Betz Ianet Bray Roll Room 118- Tony Celia Emil Chando Roger Collinge Dale Conover Kenneth Cramer Albert Crocker Harold Curryf Floyd Dalrymple Ronald Davis oiido Devaoiasl David Drosdick Raymond Ebner lo eph Ehasz Victor Exley Emil Falcone Franklyn Fegley Richard Fowler William Freeman Stanley Clymer Clyde Crist lean Brink loanne Brittain loyce Brunetti Lois Butler SOPHOMORE CLAS arion Cawlevf lanet Cyphers Stella Czar Rosemarie Csizmar Marie Dalrymple Betty Davisf Dora Decker Shirley Decker Catherine Deemcr Dolores Donatclli Ioyce Duiack Marjorie Exley Alice Fazekas Roll Room 120 Robert Frev Walter Gall Donald Gentzle William Getch Salvatore Giamoni Thomas Grassi Donald Gretta Herman Hawk Harold Hengstf Robert Higbee J Russell Hinkles, Gene Homler Clifford Honey, Arthur Hulsliizer Henry Franklyn Theresa Fech Ieanette Ference Ioyce Fraver Elaine Fritts Margaret Gerkenf Florence Gibbs Nellie Gumalak Shirley Haring Barbara Hill Doris Hiller Charlotte Hoff Shirley Hofl' Ioan Horna Dorothy Hopkins Roll Room 124 David Horning Phillips Hoyt Roy Huff George Hyndshaw Vincent Ianisch Donald Iones Iames Kels Richard Klusmeyerx, Gene Knoble 7 Iohn Koch William Kowalchuk Royal LaBarre Edward Laubach Richard Laubach LeRoy Lear Robert Leepa Anna Hosfr Doris Howard Grace Hummer Grace Inzegneri Eleanor Iones Virginia Kachline Matilda Kardos Barbara Kitchen! Olive Klusmeyer Catherine Kosa Lorraine Kozare Meryl Laubach J Florence Lippincott Patsy LippincottJ Elizabeth Lore Alma Loudenberry Ianet Kugler Roll Room 127 Lawrence Lewis Harry Lomping William Loweif Donald Lukachak Robert Luzietti Robert May Norbert McGuire Homer McRobertsJ Orton Melick Herbert Merritt Donald Miller Richard Miller can Mitchell J' George Mosellie Iohn Natisin Francis Nehila Ioseph Nemeth George Noll Charles Mulligan Fred Liming Warren Lee Rudy Mantonil Iosrph Mickelel Evelyn Luzzi Helen Marnelli Iune Metz Helen Miers Ann Miller-I Marion Montilone Arlene Moore Kathleen Morris Nancy Morrisf Ann MorrowJ lean Moser Ianet Nicholas Blanche Oberlyl S ROLL Iran O'Neil Ruth Opie J Roll Room 129 George Oaks Austin O'HareJ Ierold Osborne David Oswaldf Dante Piperata Anthony Pologruto Iohn Prunest Alvin Pursel Kenneth Race Ioseph Rammrath Harry Reade Robert Reed Iames Ringqf Edward Reichard Richard Rose Dino Rossi Iohn Roth lohn Recd Robert Neilson, P.G Iames Price Eugene Quinn Doris Perini Pauline Piatt Blanche Pinkerton Catherine Polock Mary Poretta lospehine Presto Shirley Purselllf lean Quick Iulia Regitz Virginia Resh Elizabeth Rissmiller Mary Riggio lanet Rossnagel Marie Rush: Ruth Rush Elsie Sarkadyl Vilma Sassi Roll Room 140 Harry Rothrock Robert Rush Salvatore Russo X Charles Schisler Stewart Simons Harbert Simone Clarence Smith . Delbert Smithnf Eugene Smith Russell Smith Ioseph Smulickf Thomas Snyder Robert Steckel I George Stewart Shfrman Stacker! Anthony Stillo Harold Searles Harold Seip V Ioan Sipos Richard Rolling Margaret Sassie Marie Schempri Marian Seaman Annabelle Shandor Ioyce Shaneberger Carolyn Sheperd Shirley Shive Delores Smetanail Ioyce Smith Marie Smith Lois SnoverJ Shrley Snyder Barbara Stamets Nellie Stefano Catherine Stem-f Beverly Stonel Nancy Snyder Roll Room 142 Hugh Stone J Ioseph Szombathy Daniel Thatcher Lloyd Thomas Robert Thomas Anthony Valenti Charles Walz Philip WCFHCIJ Iohn Westreciher David Wick:-ns Iohn Wilhelm t Kasymierz Woroniec lack Wyckoff Gerald Zaveta Bernard Zilberfark Iames Vernon Phyllis Stout Mary Suciganf Betsy Swich Enes Taucci Dolores Thatcher? lane Thatcherf lune Thompson? Ioan Troxell Lois Vine Nancy Vought Ioan Walter Marilyn Walters Doris Walz Betty Werbisky Sarah Wildricki! Margaret Wilhelm Shirley Wirebach Mary Louise Zimmerman MIXED CHORUS PA G15 FI PTY-NINE 1. Roll Room 103, 118. 2. R011 Room 120, 124. 3. Roll Room 127, 129. 4. R011 Room 140, 142. PAGE SIXTY IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .7,,,,,,,,,77,Y,,,.,...,,,,,, u ,,,,,,...,... ., ,,,, ,,,,7,.,,.., I ames Fritz Vice President Y, . ,,,,, Donald Nixon Secretary 7,,e,,,,,, ,,,,,,, W illiam Elaven Treasurer ,,e,, ,e,. . . , Orville Rush Ass'L Treasurer H ,, Doris Dalrymple .lzluisw-Miss MILDIKED B1Dn1soN UNDERSTUDIES The Iuniors, numbering 233, are the Understudies, worshipfully imitat- ing the Seniors, eagerly awaiting the time to swagger, to look superior. They had the usual Freshman Frolic, the Sophomore Hop and the best Iunior Prom there ever was. Soon they will take the leading parts which the Seniors have outgrown. UNDERSTUDIES PAGE SIXTY-ON! 1. Roll Room 201, 202. 2. R011 Room 203, 207. 3. Roll Room 209, 210. 4. R011 Room 101, 102. PAGE SIXTY-TWO Frances Angst Mary lane Haier Margaret Baka Eleanor Barbadora Viola Barbaclora Mary Barna Louise Barsony Lucy Bartolotta Doris Baty Betty Beersf' Lydia Bevilacquav Ioyce Bond Georgia Boyko Christina Caccese Roma Casioli Elizabeth Clgner Pearl Clymer Ianet Coll sf Dorothy Cook Dorothy Cotugna Roseann Cowell Betty Crocker' Iosephine Culd Doris Dalrymple Viola De Geralamo Icanette Cyphers lean De Hart Ieanette De Thomas - Marilyn Dick Rose Marie Dougherty Lois Earnhart Mary Everhart lean Ferretti Marianna Fadero Marian Frankenfield Lillian Freeman lane Gearinger Ieanette Guiducci Doris Hackett Annabelle Hamilton Katherine Hawke Emily Hess Eva Hoffer Helen Gerbich Emma Holtz Dorothy Anne House J IUNIOR CLASS ROLL Betty Iloy Rose Horvathyf Veronica Hudy Phyllis Iones Ioyce Kelly Frances Kinney Mary Kleinf Margaret Kolackovsky Helen Kopaciewiez Emily Kvich Harriet Laubach Mildred Lippincott Ieanne Lore Marie Lucas Alberta Lutz Ruth Malint Betty Mantoniv' Laura Mazuoli Betty lane McConnell Shirley McDonald Constance McKinley Theresa Meszaros Geraldine Miller Betty Moser 9 Ruth Miller V Carmella Mugavero Elizabeth Myers Merilyn Marx Viola Nagy Angelina Noto Helen Piatt Rita Pierfy Mary Pruznick Mabel Puskas Olga Rasky J Dolores Rehrig Mary Rcichard Catherine Reilly Ioyce Richars Ann Ricker Pauline Richliriif Evella Rogers A Shirley Rose Iune Rossnagle Kay Rounsaville Ioyce Samer Louise Sands Magdalene Sarkady I losephine Sciascia Margaret Samberl Margaret Shakal Claire Shappellf Charlotte Smith J Phyllis Snover sf Winifred Snyder Margaret Solt if Myrtle Stamm Marie Stem J Vesta Sutphin J Dorothy Shillis Winifred Taylor Ioan Tucker Anne Tuller J! Shirley Unangst Angelina Vangelli Helen Verastko J Shirley Weidk necht Ardeane Willever 9 Barbara Willever Alida Winters f Irene Wolpert Gloria Wood Shirley Wood Thomas AlFler William Alfier Thomas Angst Donald Ayers J Thomas Azzalina Arnold Bird Edward Bolcar if Frank Brailo Robert Brotzman Iames Ciardelli David Clark George Bowman Alden Brossow ofviue cole J Alfred Collinge Charles Cregar Donald Craig Charles Cresswell Richard Crouse Daniel Dick Roy Dimmick Ioseph Emmons! Iohn Fahr Armando Forchielli Iames Fritz Gerald Gavinf Donald Fahringer Y Donald Hagertyf Donald Haring Donald Harrison Richard Gavin Donald Heaney David Herstine Carl Hess ' Edward Hineline Iohn Hrinak Richard Hughesf George Hulshizer J Frederick Iacobs Robert Iones Tom Karcher? Sidney Golden Iohn Hann Guenther Kashzt Alfred Kichline Iames Kisselbachnl Richard Kisselbnch I Robert Koleserif Kenneth Kreidler Iohn LaBarre Robert Lamb Edgar Lattig Iames Lowe Robert Merritt William Mesics Louis Miller Iohn Mirenna Richard Monte Vllalter Moyer Albert Nicholasemf Donald Nixon Robert Orr Louis Nviri' David Ort Anthony Pasquini Iohn Patti Edward Peil . Iohn Penyak J Robert Peterson Vincent Polcari Robert Race Robert Rapp, Iulio Redaf Charles Renner Eugene Riha Iulius Roncoroni Charles Rothrock Paul Rufe Ronald Rufe Edward Rush J - Orville Rush J Christian Schlecht Lewis Seipletf Stanley Snyder Clarence Searfoss Iames Shade William siavenv' Egan Smith Sydney Smith lack Stueber Clarence Thornton Sam Trincheriayf' Ioseph Turk Russel Volpe Iohn Singer Salvatore Volpe Robert Weisel Y Charles Dudley Wickens Richard Wilkins Edward Willeverhf' Albro Wilson Harold Wilson Iohn Wintersv' Steven Yost Richard Yost Richard Young Iames Zamataro Russel Zarbatauy STARS Thc li11:1l Cllfllllll clcsr-1-mls o11 us, llic Seniors, the Stars! No Il1Ul'L' rc- lwursallsl I11 thc final :ict wc lmvc I7l'OYL'Kl our ziliility to ll11IliL' tl1c fli111l1 to our cl1osc11 sliics. PAGE S l. Popular Bob Riley. 2. Pretty Stella DiMaltco. 3. l'Prcxy Mz1nto11i. 4. Lois is pleased. 5. 'iChris Came Down. 6. Ioycc. 7. Oil H. XX.1ll illlllf, lJo11'11 ilu- l PNC 1 SIXTY-FOUR 1 1 1 HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CLASS OF 1947 In September, 1943, we, a group of 313 strong,opened the doors of the High School Theater and girded ourselves for the climb ahead. As freshmen we were extras: and, as extras did the menial details. However, an 8-0 win over a strong Allentown football team remains fixed in our minds as well as the Freshman Frolic held in the spring. September found us returning as a sophomore chorus. A few of us began to play big parts in athletics, dramatics, and other extra-curricular activities. But the great majority of us were but members of the chorus which aids and abets high school activities. V. E. Day interrupted play production for a day. ln the fall 229 of us returned as Iunior understudies, glad that the war was over and fairly sure that all of us could now finish as members of the cast. The spring found us participating in that great event- 1.a Fiesta. Then came the autumn. We had now reached the pinnacle. We returned as the stars of the show. In athletics, dramatics, and school publications we we re the leaders, the SUITS. The year was highlighted by many events. Grub Day found us gorging ourselves and then dancing that overstuHed feeling away. Crazy Day was a riot of fun. Interposed between these two we scholastic stars received our ratings. Then came exams. How gladly we surrendered our books! On Sunday, Iune 22, 1947, our Baccalaureate sermon was delivered by Rev. Arthur DeWire. We are sure the lesson he gave will help us. Class Day proved a fine affair. We all assembled in the stadium and there our most carefully guarded secrets were unveiled be- fore the public. However, we enjoyed it greatly. Our Commencement exercises caused us all to feel sor- rowful. lt was the last time for the class of 147 to be assembled together in dear old Phillipsburg High. Our banquet was held at Pocono Manor. Everyone was delighted with the joyful affair. And now, just as all top performers in a theater must make way for new talent, we leave the theater of Phillipsburg High School confident that productions in the future will equal or exceed those of the past. T Virginia Bellis SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President . . . Raymond Mantoni Vice President . ...., .. Alvin Reese Secretary .. .. , Sherwood Brong Treasurer . Ioyce Wood Ass't Treasurer. Michael Frinzi Adviser'-Mn. HARRY P. RICHARDS ftgnlea The time has come for us to leave The Play House we hold dear, But none of us will e'er forget Performances we held here. Before we ring the curtain down Let's look back in the past, To recall our opening night And careers that went too fast. We first went on the stage In the fall of forty-three. Pale and shakingg small and quietg' Frightened extras then were we, We gave top billing to Ray Mantone, Star performer of our cast, And kept him in the spotlight From the first act 'til the last. The theatre had an open look, The scenery strange and new. We took our places, the show went ong Not one forgot his cue. At our Frolic we had fun, A happy troupe were we, Still we envied the stars Which one day we would be. Our second year we were advanced, They put us in the chorus, We managed to do our loafing, They managed work for us. The second act was quite a hit Though we had competitiong We liked all the excitement But still more-intermission. Soon we were understudies, The time so long-awaited: So we held a gay fiesta And danced and celebrated. The days and months flew by And stars we soon became. We all had title roles And climbed the steps to fame. At last Command Performance came And then it all was through, We sang our last Finale Beneath a sky of blue. S0 now our steps are shorter, We're finished with the past, We've relived all our memlries, VVe knew they couldn't last. There are thoughts about our critics, Which no cast is without, They helped more than we knew And enjoyed it all, no doubt. So as the final curtain falls, Well turn our eyes once more For one last look at P'Burg High, Then gently close the door. PAGE SIXTY-FIVL PAGE SIXTY-SIX EDWARD AIHAR Eddie lid is one of our cla's Romeos. A regular high iiver. I. V. Football lz Varsity Football 2: Field Day 5. MELVIN ALPAUGH ufriggss Likes working around cars at Rowe's Gas Station. MARY AMOROS0 Giggles Mary is one of our independent girls, Class Volley Ball 5. 4: Girl Reserves 4: Glee C'ub 1: Class Bas- ketball 2: Sports Carnival 3. MURIEL LEE ANGST S5Mim,, Mini 'pends her after school hours working at l'riee's. Glee Club 4: Girl Res rves 2: Class Baseball 2: Sports Carnival 3. IOSEPH I. AZZALINA Alloc!! joe gf-ts along very well with the opposite sex. Perhaps his knowl- edge of French helps. CAROLINA BADINI Carr Carr is one of the friendliest girls in our class. A great baseball critic. Glee Club 1: Class Volleyball 5, -l. aa. Q, .ff-Qs ...Q ..,. , ..nE:,,, RUSSELL T. ALLEN Baby Face A qui-t but popular fellow. LV.- Football I, 2: Track 3, -lg Sports Carnival 5, -l: Field Day 5, 4: Varsity Club 5, 4: Varsity Foot- lyill 5, -l. IANICE H. AMEY Spider A cute senior lass with her eye on at certain senior lad. MICHAEL ANDERSON Mike A good fellow who never says mueh. Mike has his ambitions MARY ATKINSON Mare Mary feels very muth at ease on ice-skates. Glfe Club 1: Girl Re- serves 1, 2, 3, -l: Clas Basketball 2. IOHN BACHMAN Bachie Iiaehie has his career all picked out -a it-w1ler. One of those ardent followers of sports. MARIA BADINI NRCU Re is one of Iimmie's regular hot dog customcrr. Likes working in the office. RICHARD H. BAKER Dick Qicls can always be found loaling in study hall. His ambition is to learn his faeher's trade. Class Base- ball 1, 25 Class Basketball 1, 2. LEWIS BARNA cLLews1 Lew takes an interest in a certain freshman girl. A member of Hook- er's Gang. MARY L. BAYLOR Wecse A true class athlete. Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Chorus 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 39 Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Base- ball l, 23 Sports Carnival 39 Girl Resrrves I, 2, 3: Freshman Frolic Com.: Iunior Prom. Com.: Year- book Staff. VIRGINIA M. BELLIS cscinnyvo Ginny admires a certain Bob. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 23 Freshman Frolic Com.: Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Iun?or Prom. Com.g Yearbook Stall: Class His- torian. CHARLES H. Bn-Las, nz. Carl Carl hasn't any trouble with Solid Geometry. Karux Monthly Staff 3: Iunior Prom. Committee, College Tech. Disertation. CHARLES M. BOWLBY, nz. -'chow Chot always has hi mind on his work. PAGE SIXTY SEVEN ANNA BARBADORA tLAnna1! A petite young miss who studies hard. Ann possesses personality. THOMAS BARNA uvrornn Tom is a human sky-scraper. Well- liked by all who know him. Var- sity Club 4: Class Basketball 4g Class Baseball 45 Sports Carnival 3, 43 I. V. Football 35 Varsity Foot- ball 4. PHILIP BECKER Pumpkin Spends his leisure time walking wirh a certain Senior miss. LIDIO BEVILACQUA HLid91 Looks forward to playing with the Alpha Baseball Club. Class Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH PAUL BLESSING unuzzn Buzz owns three-quarters of Budd's Bowling Paradise. Class Baseball 1, 3, 4. SHERWOOD BRONG Lvrexw Mellow is the future mayor of Boom Town -Heckman Terrace. Freshman Frolic Comm.: I. V. Foot- ball l, 2, 3: Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Captain 4: Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-Pres. lg Class Day Presentation Orator. P Xt-E QIXTY-lilGllT HELEN MAE BRUCH Helen Always looking forward to Saturday nights. Class Basketball 2: Class Volleyball 3, 4: Freshman Frolie Committee: Commencement Saluta- torian. ALFRED BUTLER MAIHCSS Wherever there's Brong, therc's Butler. Class Baseball l, 2: Var- sity Baseball 3. MARY ELIZABETH CAFFREY Slsisn Sis and basketball mix perfectly. Class Softball l, 2, 4, Class Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Field Day 3: Sports Carni- val 3, 4. SANTA CARRO scsann San's long, black hair is the envy of manv girls. Girl Reserves 2: Iu- nior Prom. Committee: Usherette 4: Freshman Frolie Committee: Grub Day Committee. MARIE CLAUSS taken Queen of the Rink. Class Base- ball l. 2, 4: Class Basketball l, 2, 4g Class Volleyball 2: Class Hock- ey I: Karux Monthly 2: Girl Re- serves. SARAH IANE COLE usallyn lleatl for the hills, here comes Sally with the Dodge Glee Club 2, 55 Class Volleyball I, 2, 3, -l: Class Basketball 1, 2, 5, -li Usherette -lx Class Baseball 2, -ig Yearbook Stalfg Class Day Presentation Orator. all ...qw f- l'n. 't ANNA R. BUBBA csAnnan Anna is one of our class termitese. llates getting up in the morning. ANTHONY FRED CACCESE Uncle Fred Mayor of Valley View. Frwl can Qet along with anyhotly. Varsity Baseball 2, 3: Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. GENEVIEVE ANN CAREY sscensv Gen van always combine work with Ll good time. Shes all for the Navy :intl Tommy. Girl Reserves 2: Iu- nior Prom. Comm.: Usherette 4: Class Volleyball 43 Yearbook Staff: Normal Preparatory Dissertation. PATRICIA MAE CAWLEY upatn Pat lakes Ll certain llllerest 111 Ll Stewartsville farmer. Maiorettc l. 2. 5, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 5, -l: Glea- Club l, 2, 5, -iz lunior Prom. Com- mittee: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Class Baseball l, 2, -l: Karux Monthly -lg Yearbook Staff. RUTH CLICKNER Clicky Ruth thinks a great deal of Mar- tin, an ex-soldier. Girl Reserves l, 2, -l: Library Club 1, 2, 3: Volley- ball -l. STEWART COOK Cookie Cookie is scltlom seen without his Mack and a truckload of kitls. Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4: Usher 2, 5, -l. , MARIE E. COYLE uRedn Our rul-hair. tl maiorettc. Girl Rc- serves 3, 4: Maiorettt- l, 2, 5, 4: Glct- Cluh l, 2, 5: Girls' Chorus lg Iunior Prom. Committee: Class Vol- leyball 2. 'lg Class Ilascball l: Fit-lil llu 4 IAMES DAILY Lemon l.emon's second home is the Sta- tlium Sweet Shop. I. V. Football 2: I. V. llaskcthall 2: Varsity Foot- lwall 4: Class Basketball l. ORLANDA DE GEROLOM0 Sharkey Ont- of our best likctl rt-turnctl crv- icemcn. Varsity Football l, 2. 5: Football Manager 4. ROBERT DICK uB0bn Iloln ctrtainly has improvt-cl P.lI.S.'s swing hantl with his bass Htltllv. Ortlicstra l. 2. 5. 4. ANNA DUDZAK Ann Ann spend ht-r It-isuru time in Forks 'Township with Gt-nt-. Girl llescrv s 2. l. RUSSELL EDLESTON Felix One of lIloomshuri s favorite sons. M' 4 1' li 4 4' RS. M I 5 1 -a. 'Gi . itll- +. is X fr fer , 1, 5 'E' X .'l il'5kif Q is .. . xx 9 tt, , in Q' fi 35:3 Q t sa ., ,t ,. 'I if 3, W :fy 2 A X? - ' A k 1 9 ,M .,,- . v. but R 6 9 Mp? A is Hai' it .- A ffm, 1 ,V PAGIH SIX I Y NINI IAMES CSOVELAK Chev It must he Iimmy's ha-hful smile that Doris likes Varsity Football fl. WILLIAM DEACON Lsncxn Deac is Cod's gift to rhu women. I. V. Football l, 25 Glee Club l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Boys' Chorus l, 2, 33 Class Basketball 1, 2. ROBERT C. DeWIRE Reverend Ilob dreams of Ginny with the light brown hair. Glte Club, 2, 53 Class llaseball 2. STELLA K. DIMATTEO Stella .llways high-iiving in the gym dur- ing 4A. Gootl oltl Saints, Fresh- man lfrolic Committee: Class Bas- ketball l: Class Volleyball 2, 4: Girl Reserves l, 2: Glee Club l, 2: Iunior Prom. Committee: Secy., Yearbook Stall: Class Day Presen- tation Orator. CLARENCE I. ECK uEckyn A regular guy with the fellow anal 5,....-.. linfoy a good time. Class llaselaall 5, 4: Presentation Orator. WILLIAM EUSTIS 'fniir' Bill has gained lots of frientls since he cntcrctl P. H. S. this year. Var- sity Football 4: Glee Cluh 43 Var- ity Wnstling -I: Truck 4. PACE SF VENTY IOSEPH IOHN FERRARO sslosen Ioe's main interest is outside of school-Ginny. Varsity Football 4: Varsity Track 2, 35 I. V. Track 1: Class Baseball 1: Varsivy Club 3, 4: Class Field Day 33 Sports Carnival 3: Iunior Prom. Committt e. ANN MARIE FIRTH uAnns1 Ann's giggle is heard all through thc halls. Girl Reserves l, 3. BARBARA ANN FOX l5Barb7, Barbara is always with the gang. Ioyce's other half. Band 1, 2: Orchestra lg Gle Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2, 5: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 5, 4: Freshman Frolic Committee: Iu- nior Prom. Committee: Class Vol- leyball 2, 3: Y.arhook Staff. HAROLD FREEH Frecher Freeher's main interest is farming. An easy-going guy. NELSON FREYLING Lslgritzn Fritz is the Vaughn Monroe of P. H. S. Band 1, 2: Orchestra l, 2: I. V. Football 2, 3: Iunior Prom. Committee: Yearbook Staifg Wres- tling 4. DOMINICK MICHAEL FRINZI Mickey Mickey can be :een walking the halls with Ioyce. I. V. Football 53 Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sports Carnival 43 Field Day 4: Iunior Prom. Committee: Wrestling 4. QQ' LENA MARY FERRETTI uLee99 Lee is SchifTer's star employe. Al- ways enioys a coke. ARNOLD FALK Cipalkyn Popularity and personality com- binetl. Frtshman Frolic Commit- tee: I. V. Football 2: Library Club 4: Field Day 45 Yearbook Editor. MARGARET FRASIER Marge Maggie is always ready with a joke and a hearty laugh. Girl Reserves 2. 5, 4: Cla s Basketball: Field Day. ELIZABETH FREEMAN uldibbyvs A quiet lass from Warren Glen. MICHAEL FRINZI Duke Duke certainly is the life of P. H. S. Class Baseball 1, 2: I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Field Day 5: Sports Carnival 3: Class Officer 5: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Iunior Prom. Committee: Class Prophet. PEARL L. FRINBZI Peanut Peanut is one of the few quiet females. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Sports Carnival 3, 4: Class Basket- ball 4. SHIRLEY IANE GARDNER Shirley A ca-rtain alumnus is waiting for Shirlry. Girl Rest-rvts l, 5: Class Volleyball 2. -l: Yearbook Staff. CHARLES GARY bhToddy9! Toddy is st-cn but seldom lic-ard, ' - Class llast-ball 4. Doms 1. Ginns Doris A quiet' lass from Stlwartsville. Re- scrvcd for Iimmy. ANTHONY GDRDANO url-nnyn A stockrooiii boy looking forward to that last day of school. Class Oilivcr l: I. V. Football 1, 5: Track 5, 4: Clals Baseball 5: Stock Room l, 2, 5, 4: Usher l, 2, 5, -l: lr. l'roiii. Coiiiniiltcc. HELEN GORZSAS Helen A combination of beauty, brains .uid charm. Onf of our rcprcscn- tativcs at the C.S.P.A. Convention in New York. Yearbook Associate liditor -l: Freshman Frolic: Glu- Club 2, 5, -lg Class Basketball I, Z. 3: Class Volleyball lg Girl Reserves ., -, . .1 lr. llrom. Coliiiiiirtrc. DONALD HAGERTY nbonn A quit-I Scnior who has no trouble staying in his college course. Ir. Prom. Coiiiniittcc. -ff MQ- 'ss 4 -0 ' A qw 4 s, 2 l A V 3 1 a ' 'I 5 'mrs H.. ' .M PACE SFVENTY ONII WILMA L. GARDNER UWHIYN Ont' ol Ill IIL'1Il'L'5-I 1lrt'ssL'rs in our class. Ulu- Club I: Girlf Chorus Ml: Girl Rc-scrws 2, 5, -l. CATHERINE ALICE GAVIN nlqaten A sense ol' liumor-plus! llunting- ton, I love you! Girl Rt-strvcs 2, 5: Library Club 4, -l: lunior Prom. Committee. SUE GILLULY ulauluss Oftcn found dancing at St. An- thonv's. Rand l. 2, 5, 4: Orchestra l, Z, 5, wg liici' Klub l, .f. CHARLES GORDON uRudyn Rudy's rod hair stands out in thc lialls. WILLIAM GRADWELL Bill Our acc on rbi mound for l'. ll. S. and tlic Arrows. Ulu- Club l. 2: Class Hast-ball 2: Varsity llast-ball 5. -l: lficld llav 5. MARION HAMLEN I-Iammy Goes for ict- skating. swimming and :ming at Rin-gel Ridge- in gi big way. Girl RL'st'1'vcs 5. PAC E SEVENTY-TWO EVELYN HARING Evic Enjoys working in the shop. Alwavs seen with Lucy. THERESA HEGEDUS Tcdush A Rah Rah girl cheering P. H. S. on to victory. Class Basketball 3, 4: Volleyball 3, 43 Softball 43 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Cheerleader 4. - FRANCES I-IENDRA Fran One of our fans during football season. Glee Club 13 Girl Reserves 3, 4. IANF. MARIE I-IESS ulaniess She is a frienrl of all, especially Dick Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 43 Year- book 43 Ir. Prom Committee. LORRAINF. MARIE HODGSON s1Hodgc11 One of the few quiet girls in our class. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 43 President' Girl Reserves 23 Glee Club 43 Yearbook Stall 4. DENNETI' HYDE I fliiydiclf Kept very busy with his drumming and Pearl. IEAN HAWK Hawkie A Stewartsville lass who likes sports. Freshman Frolic Committceg Glee Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves 1, 33 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 43 Field Day 33 Iunior Prom. Committeeg lunior Sports Carnival 33 Usherttte 43 Karux and Yearbook Staff. LOIS HEMINGWAY HLois9Y Lois has a bright future in singing. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4g Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Band 1 23 Freshman Frolic Committetg Year- book Staff. LUTHER HENRY uLue99 Returned serviceman. Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3. WILLIAM HODGE GiBud,' ' Brings a gang to s hool in his truck. Usher l, 2, 3. RUSSELL HOUSEL Russ Our all state band member. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchtstra l, 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 1, 3, 4: Ir. Prom. Committee. JOSEPH S. INGEGNERI loc Alpha If you clon't know what scara- mouche means, ask Ioe. He docs- n't know either. NANCY IACOBSEN Blondie Quiet' and always ready to help. Girl Reserves 4: Basketball 4: Baseball -l: Volleyball 4. CHARLES IEBRAN aloe!! Charlie has a real sense of humor. Class Baseball 1, 23 Class Basket- ball 1. GEORGE KINSEY :AK-inscyn Although George is short he swings a mighty baseball bat. Class Base- ball 3, 4: Class Basketball 23 Glee Club l: Football Usher 2, 3, 4. ANDREW KLIMENT usoozcn Captain of our first wrestling squad. Found skating at the Villa. Class Baseball 2, 3: I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, -lg Sports Car- nival 3g Field Day 3. DENNIS KORP Nnig an!! Can be found at the Y dancing to his favorite song, I don't know why. Class Baseball 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 2, 3, 43 Freshman Frolic Committee: Yearbook Staff. DOMINICK LABATE csmckcyis Mickey is one of our hard workers who still Ends time to coach his senior basketball team to victory. Class Basketball l: Cla s llasketliall Manager 3, -l. 0 L W .., Lf ' 1 - i ii 21, kxkk X, Q ' ' at : PAGE SIZVI-ZNTY THRFF WESTON IAGO --was Seldom seen without Stewart. Al- ways ready to do favors. Glee Club l. RUDOLPH JOSEPH nnudyn One of Iake's better wrestlers. Works at Spencer's. Glee Club I. 2, 3g Boys' Chorus 2. EDWARD KLEMKA uEdn One of our quiet ballplayers who shows his skill with the Clover A. C. Class Bareball 3, 4. MARY KOLACKOVSKY Wabbit She and anothi r senior make a per- fect pair. Girl Reserves 4. IOHN KUZMA ulcushsv Plays the hot corner for the Phil- lipsburg Eagles Class Baseball 3, -l: Class Basketball 3, -l. CHRISTIAN LaCARUBA Chris Chris seems to be interested in all Parochial High School activities. We wonder why. Class Basketball 2, 3, -lg Class Baseball 2, 3, 'lg I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Field Day 3, 4: Sports Car- nival 3, 4: lr. Prom. Comm. PAGF QEVENTY-FOUR CLYDE LANCE Iunior A sky cr:iprr's rompetition. Iunior stieks to the saying that all worl-1 and nw p iy makes Iunior a tlull boy, Fic'cl Day 3: Track 5: Foot- ball u her 2, 3. 4, IAMES LEAR bllimff lim is an all around good fellow. Seems to have made a gr- at many friends in high school. Class Bas- kevball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Baseball l, 2, 5, 4: Glee Club l, 2: Boys' Choru l, 2. SHIRLEY LOEBSACK Sherry Se n occasionally with Ioyte Kissel- back. Girl Reserves 4: Baseball 4: Volleyball 4. GLORIA MALIZIA Glor Never a dull moment when Glo- ria's around. Girl Res rves 2 3, 4: Iunior Prom. Comm.: Freshman Frolie Comm.: Sports Carnival: Cla s Baseball 4. GLORIA ANN MANTONI urroniss One of our dark haired beauties. Girl Rfserves -l: Field Day 3: Sports Carnival 5. 5 RAYMOND MANTONI s4Rayn Our leader. You ean't beat Ray when it comes to being friendly. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Bas ball l, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 5, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Clas. Day Master of Ceremonies. IOSEPHINE LA'I'I'lG sclosicv Beside. eating, enioys dancing in lunch period. Girl Reserves 4: Volley Ball 4: Haskttball 43 Base- bal 4. . IUNE LIPPINCOTT tsluncsv Ask Iune why her interests are centered in Mexico. Band 1, 2: Orfhzstra 1, 2: Girl Reserves 1, 3, 45 Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Class Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4: Karux Year- book 4: Karux Monthly 4: Class llaseball 2. ALBERT LONGARINE uAl99 One of our more silent fellows whose main interest' is his studies and P F ELEANOR MALLORY Bobbie A tall girl who likes her dog, Brownie. LILLIAN MANTONE GSI-il!! Among the smartest girls in our class. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 4: Girl Reserves Secretary 4: Library Club 45 Class Day Valedictnrian. MARY LOUISE MARKUS :sMary1s Seen in the class play. Good at writing poetry. Library Club I: Sports Carnival 5: Karux Monthly 4: Girls Chorus 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Class Poet. Dramatics 4. O LEON MATLOCK Lank A silent chap who has had no trou- ble making friends. Football Usher l, 2, 5, -l. IOAN MEGLITZ Blondie Quite popular with a certain re- turned serviceman. Girl Reserves 4' llasketball -lg Baseball -lg Volley- lmall 'l. IEAN MENGUCCI uleann She leads us to victory with her loyal cheerleaders. Girl Reserves 3, 4: Cheerleader 55 Captain 4. BARBARA MILLER 56BcBcU? Our female Gabriel, who find time for sports. Band l, 25 Basketball l, 4. THOMAS MINDOCK uMuttn Mutt is a hard worker who shows his ability in class sports.. Class Basketball 2, 5, 45 Class Baseball 3, 4. RUSSELL MONTILONE Russ Montilone-Morrow's right hand man. Finds it tasy to ignore the girls. sign?-it PAGE SEVIQNTY HVF BETTY IANE MCCONNELL csBenyn Always a big smile for everyone. Has a special interest in the navy. ELSIE MENGUCCI nEl9s A personality girl. Has no trouble getting along with the fellows. Girl Reserves 2, 5, -lg Freshman Frolic Comm.: Softball 4: Basketball 4: Volley Hall 4: llramatics -l. LIARY MIDDEI Middy She loves to laugh at a good ioke. Mary's loads of fun. Freshman Frolic Comm.: Girl Reserves 5, 4: Volleyball l ,2, 5, -l: Sports Car- nival. RICHARD MILLER L-Dick Our director of assemblies. Dick is headed toward fame in music. Band 5, 4g Orchestra 5, 4: Track 5: Karux Monthly 5, 4g Dramatics 5, 4: Yearbook 4g Prom. Com. 5. EARL MOCK Noir! Our speed merchant on the finder path. Class Baseball l, 2, 5, 45 Class Basketball l, 2, 5, 4: Varsity Club 5, 43 Varsity Track 2, 5, -lg Capt. 43 Field Day 5, 43 Sports Carnival 5, rl: May Day 21 Dra- matics -l. ELEANOR MOORE Eleanor Eleanor is wearing one of those sparkling things on her left hand second finger. PAGE SE VENTY-SIX RONALD MORROW Big Ron Where would Morrow be without Montilone? Likes English with Miss Brill. MARGARET MOSER lbpeayn A well liked miss whose activities show her ability. Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 2, 3: Karux Monthly 4: Class Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 43 Freshman Frolie Comm.g Glec Club: Student Coun- cilg Commercial Dissertation. RAYMOND MOYER Lawn Oh, that wavey Hair! This is the cry of all the girls that know Ray. Usher 1, 23 Color Guard Giandj 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. LUCY MUGAVERO Lou One of our jolly girls who likes to talk to lake 4A lunch period. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4- LUCY NAPOLI llldouu Lou spends after-school hours work- ing in P'Burg 5 and l0c store. Girl Reserves 4. BETTY O'BRlEN uncny n One of our cute blondes who likes sports. Volley Ball 4. IOHN MOSER lohnnie Our head usher nt the State The- ame. lxcep up the good work, lulin. IOSEPH MOYER sxlocsv One of our bigger boys who works hard to get what he wants. SHIRLEY MOYER Stinky A dark haired btauty who is below her friends in size but not in pop- ularity. THOMAS MULVANEY stMul1v An Irish ladilic who stalks the halls with one thought in min4l-wom- en. Fielil Daly 2. IOHN NEHILA Nyack!! Everyone! buddy, with his eye on at certain junior girl. Class Bas- ketball 2, 3, -ig Class Baseball 1, 2: Fieltl Day 3, 4: I. V. Football 33 Varsity Football -ig Varsity Baseball 3, sl: Sports Carnival 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Class Will. MARGARET OSBORN Lipeggyw A tiny miss allways with Bill. IOSIEPHINE PAPSODERO aymcyo A sport in any sport. lusey likes to laugh all a gootl iolie. Girl Rt'- serves I, 2, 4: Baseball: Volleyball. IOHN PASQUINI Spider Spider is a quiet Senior who en- joys Spanish with Mr. Lamonica. He's also quite a Casanova. RICHARD PERSON Slmckif Dick is the big boy with the big tlrum you see at the football games. Band I, 2, 4: Class Baseball I, 2: Class, Basketball 3: Track 2, 5, rl. LOIS PHILLIPS '-Lois I,ois's heart is with a certain alum- nus. Hang on to him, Lois. Girl Reserves I, Z, 3, 4. GRACE PIAZZA Gracie Well liketl by everybody. ller long wavy, black hair anal sparkling smile are the envy of all the girls, llirl Re erves -l. EDNA PLEWS Edna Iitlna is a newcomer who quickly got' acquainted with P. II. S. fn if if X if. if 4 Q li' PAGE SIQVENTY sr VI N WILLIAM PASCOE BiII Never a dull moment. SAMUEL PERIO usanln Another silent Senior who is an earnest worker. Usher 4. WILLIAM PFISTER BiII Our business manager who strange- lv likes Latin. Iunior Prom. Comm. 3: Yearbook Staff 4. Business Mgr. ANN MARIE PIATI' LAAnn!9 Since Ann Marie has her license, it's not safe to drive on the high- ways. Slie loves to dance Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus: Li- brary Club: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball: Baseball: Volleyball: Freshman Frolic Comm. IOHN PIGGOTT ulohnnyn johnny is another one of our boys who will probably rntl up in the contracting business. I. V. Foot- ball 2. EDYTHE POFF --mia' Another one of our high strutters who has oracle many friends in high school. Girl Reserves I, 3, 4: Majorettv l, 2, 3, 45 Fresh. Frolic Comm.: lr. Prom. Comm.: Class liasketball Ig Volleyball I, 23 Base- lvall I, 2: Sports Carnival 5: Karux Monthly -l. PAGE bEVENTY-EIGHT ELIZABETH POHRIVCHOK ssBettyss A popular blonde beauty who en ioys working in the office. CONCHETTA PULIZZANO Connie Our :ierobatic maiorette who has had competition this year from a little brown and white dog. Ma- iorctte l, 2, 3, 45 Girl Reserves 4: Glue Club 3. LUCILLE PURSELL Lucille Lucille is one of our best dressed senior girls who has many friends. Girl Reserves: Library Club 2: Yearbook Staffg Class Volley Ball 4. HAROLD PYATT Kooch His pop's it cop, but that doesn't bother him. I'Ie's still the terror of Huntington, I. V. Football 3: Var- sity Football 4: Class Baseball 2: Sports Carnival 3, 4: Class Field Day 5, 4. THEODORE RASKY uvrcdss Ted is quiet and liked by all who know him. Class Baseball lg Class Baskttball l, 2. MICHAEL REYDA uMike91 Likes a good time and still finds time for school work. Football Usher 1, Z, 3, 45 Class Basketball 33 Field Day 1. A e ' - . . 1, t ,J V 13. K s . ln I 1 2. 4 RWM? ' ci ' K' ' ' N it , K ,:,, iy A K ' . - 1 f ' 1.5 9 at a iyit . A. R , I I I . A ' . -g . 25, -S7 yy, Y. 9 , .- -gl 'l A Ui f j r W I DAVID PRITCHARD Dave would rather drive the Chev rolet than eat. I. V. Football 2 Usher 3. BETTY PURSELL Purscll Pursell is one of the engaged Sc- nior girls. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 45 Clals Vollfy Ball 3, 4g Class Base- ball 4. THOMAS PURSELL ssT0m11 Some day Tom is going to hc a successful business man. WILLIAM PYATI' 55Bul7, Bill is a heavy boy who likes wres- tling. IOSEPH REYDA ulocn Short, dark and noisy are adjec- 'ivfs that describe Ioe. Usher 2, 3, 4. Y ' ALVIN REESEN' nnuckyw An all around great guy. A great imitator of Al Iolson. I. V. Foot- ball lg Varsity Football 2, 33 I. V. Track lg Class Basketball 1, 2, 45 Class President l, 2. ROBERT REICI-I asB0bn The liinstein of our v:la's who is bound to succeed. Karux Monthly 2, 5, 4: Karux Y arbook -l: Foot- ball Usher 2: Class Play 3: Library Club 2, 3, 4: Commencement Val- edictorian. MARIORIE RIDARICK Margie Wherever you see Clif? you see Margin Glee Club l, 2, 5: Girl Chorus l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3: Girl Reserves l, 2, 5: Class Basketball l: lr. Prom. Committee. DORIS RINEHART sscinnyvw linioys working in the shop. Glee Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4. EDGAR ROSEBERRY sincdn Ri tl plays wirh Riegelsville basket- ball team, high scorer, they say. I. V. Football 2: Class Baseball l, 2, 4: Clas Basketball 1, 2. RITA RUFE nfranyn Everybody's pal, full of fun and laughter. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Field Day 4: Sports Carnival 5: Vollty Ball 4. LOIS RUSH uLov1 A dark haired miss who likes to 1.lanc'e. Freshman Frolie Comm.: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Ir. Prom. Comm.: Girls Chorus 4: Yearbook Stall: Sports Carnival 3. L H l K l ' a. 'rs Q ? , X, 52? A , 1 PV' . . f Ii, 5 B.: A ff ia f R PAGE SEVEN1 Y NINE PAULINE RILEY sapatn Pat likes a good time and a certain Senior as well. Karux Yearbook Nl: Girls Chorus 4: Glee Club l: Band I: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT RILEY nsB0bn One of our basketball stalwarrs, wt-ll liked by everyone. Ir. Prom. Comm.: l. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3' 4: Cla's Baseball l, 2: Varsity Baseball 5, -lg Yearbook Staff 4: Varsity Club 5, 4: Class Day Salutatorian. EUGENE ROGERS siccncis Gene likes to drive the mr and is usually seen doing so. Class Ba c- ball l, 2: Class Basketball 2. RICHARD ROUNSAVILLE Rounsv Rounsy's full of fun and lik's il gootl time. Seems inf'-re ted in all sports. Varsity track l, 5, 4: Var- sity Baskf-tball 4: Class Bzisketball l, 2, 3: Class Baseball I, 2, 5, 4: Field Day 3, -l: May Day 23 Var- sity Club 5, -l. EDWARD RUSH UEdl9 Ed is a hard worker and docsn't like wise guys. I. V. Football l: Sports Carnival 3: Field Day 3: Track 3, 4. RAYMOND RUSH likayn Ray works bard with a purpose in ,mind. Class Treas. I: Class Vice Pres. 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Track Capt. 4: Class Track 2. PAGE EIGHTY DOROTHY SABO senotvs Can be found roller skating :lt Bushkill Park. Girl Reserves 3, 4. MARIAN SANDERSON 0 n Curlyss Curly and Willie make a pair. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Treas. Band 2: Volley Ball 3, 4: Girl Reserves l, 2,. 3, 4: Karux Monthly 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Field Day 3. ANNA SEAMAN uAnnan Anna is a quiet lass. Girl Reserves 4.x 'X I MARY SESTITO Mosquito Though short she may be, her friends number high. Girl Rc- serves 2, 4: Girls Chorus 4: Fitltl Day 3: Dramatics 4. CHARLES SHAPPELL u Budvs Bud has returned to P. H. S. m pick up where he left off before he tntered the Navy. I. V. Football 2: Varsity Football 3, 4. DAVID SHEETS lsnavcn Bloomsbury is proud of its son who has made good at quarterback for P. H. s. 1. V. Track 1. 1. V. Football 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Class Bas- ketball 3, 4: Class Vice-Pres. 3, 4: Field Day: Sports Carnival: Varsity Club 3, 4: Presentation Orator. CHARLES SAMRA Chuck One of our boys who likes typing. Helps his father in the store. Field Day 3. WILMA SANTO Willie Never seen without Sanderson. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, 4: Vice Pres. CG. RJ 2: Basket' ball 3: Volley Ball l: Karux Monthly 3, 4: Karux Yearbook: Assft. Editor: Library Club 1: Glec Club 4: lr. Prom. Comm.: Dra- matics 4: Field Day 3. IRVIN SEGREAVES Clscsieff Segie loves his sax as well as the blondes. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1, 3, 4. HAROLD SHAFER U Shad Shaef's a great guy in any sport. One of the gang. Usher 1, 2, 3, 4: May Day 2: Field Day 3. ROBERT SHAPPELL unobn Bob gets along with everyone who knows him. BETTY SHEPHERD Sheddie A hard worker whose long, blonde hair is the envy of the girls. Girl reserves 3, 4: Freshman Folic Com.: Yearbook Staff: College Arts Dis- sertation. AUGUST SHERRER ucusaa Gus looks forward to having a business of his own some day Football usher l, Z. 5, 4, fCapt.l 4 ARTHUR SEGREAVES uscgicn llloomsbury rtpresenmtivc on the gridiron. I. V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 3, 4: Class Field llay 3, 4: Sports Carnival 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 45 Presentation Orator: Wrestling 4. DOLORES SMITH Smitty liverybody's friend where swtct trumpet playing can't be beat. Class Basketball I, 2, 3, Capt. 4: Class Volley Ball l, 2, 3, 4: Class Soft- ball 2. 45 Sports Carnival 33 Field llay 3: Hand l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l. 2, 3.145 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: lr. Prom. Coinm.g Band Sec-y. IOYCE SNYDER uloycen Short, blonde, and prttty are the adieetives that lit Ioyee. Girl Re- serves l, 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus 4: Glee Club l: Volley Ball 2, 35 Yearbook Staff: Fit ld Day 3. GEORGE SPENGLER George The lininiy Dorsey of P. II. S. is George. Pxand l, 2, 3, 4: Orches- tra l, 2, 3, 4: Swing Hand 3, 45 Cla s llasketball 2: Ir Prom. Com. ADAM SPONDER Battlc.r Another one of Alpha's represen- tavives who likes girls and sports. PAGE IEIGHTY oNr HAROLD SHIVE ssnotn One of the few boys who dislikes girls but enjoys studs' halls. ADELINE SMITH HAddyl9 A swell sport whose friendliness has won her great popularity. Vol- ley Ball 2: Basketball lg Sports Car- nival 3: Field Day 3: Basketball 2g Presentation Orator. RICHARD SMITH Smitty Personality plus. Well liked by everyone. Easy to get acquainted With. ELSIE SOMOGYI ssEl vs One of our shorter girls usually with a new hairdo. Girl Reserves 3. RALPH SPILLER usabcn He is one of the tallest boys in our class. Glee Club I3 Freshman Frol- ic Coin.: Class Basketball 2. ALDO STANGANELLI nAln An all around swell guy. Gets along with evcryom, even the girls. l AC F HGHTY-TWO RALPH STEINMETZ Ralph ' Always found doing his homework in morning rollroom. ELEANOR STILL Ellie Found slinging mustard at Kretgc-'s. Comnetition for Iimmy's Hot Dog Stand. Girl Reserves 4 Voll-y Rall 3. DOROTHY STONE nnotvs Our literary editor. Always iv ll dressed. popular with everybody. Girl Reserves l, 2, 3: Girl Rc-s'rve President' 4: Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Volley Ball 3: Usherette 4: Year- book Stafiz Presentation Orator. WILLIAM STUEBER Bill Drives his fathcr's truck for him. Misses his going from the flat now. EDWARD SWARTZ Eddie Eddie is a good pal to everyone. And has a pleasing personality. Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: I. V. Bas- ketball I, 2, 5: Orchestra 1: Ir. Prom Com. 33 I. V. Track 5: Pres- entation Orator. RICHARD SWAUGER Bbpctcii D Stocker's buddy. I. V. Football 1: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: 1. V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball Z, 3, 4: Baskefball Captain 4: Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Secretary 23 Ir. Prom. Comm.: Spam Carni- val 5: Field Day 5: Mantle Orator lcte is our all around athlete. MARY STEWART Stewart A certain alumnus is Waiting lor Mary. Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: Vol- leyball 5: Baseball 4: Sports Car- niyal 3: Field Day 4. IAMES STOCKER sslocn One of the nicest guys in our class. Finds it easy to ignore the girls. I. V. Football 2, 5: Varsity Foorbztll 4: Varsity Baseball 2: Fi' ld Day 3. -l: Varsity Club 5. 4: Ir. Prom. Col11li1iIIt1't'. IOYCE STONE url-oddyv Strawberry blonde of our class. Girl Reserves I, 5, -l: Volley Ball l, 5: Basketball 2, 5, 4: Baseball l, 2, 4: Glte Club I, 5: Ir. Prom. Committee: Sports Carniyal 3, 4. PHYLLIS STUMB Stummy Can be found at Ria-gel Ridge. Noted for her long Finger nails. Girl Reserves 3, -l. IEANETTE SWARTZ Ieanette .Xnother one of those girls who is seen but not heard. Sen often with Grank. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Volley liall 4. HARRY SWAYZE Barney Likes going to the movies Sat. night with a certain Senior girl. Recent- ly left the armed forces. Assistant manager football squad 1946. EARL SWICK Vitamin One of the few who take school serious. Our classical singer. Glee Cluh l. 2, 3: Boys Chorus l, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: School Play 2, -l. RITA TAVIANI likinff One of our brainy students from Alpha. Girl Rr-L-rves 4. VIENNA TIBERI Gans Gana is full of fun. Always a good time. Vollcy Ball 3, 4: Bas- kethall l, 4: Baseball 4: Sports Car- nival 3: Field Day 3, 4. ROCCO TORCIVIA ukockyn Spcnds much of his time in the halls. Likes driving around in the company's truck. BEVERLY TUTFLE uncvn Our only marimba player in P. H. S. Library Club l: Fresh. Frolic Comm.: Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: Vice- Pres. 3, 4: Ir. Prom. Comm.: Year- book Staff fart editorb. DOROTHY VAN EMBURG Dotty Mac Her main interest is in :1 certain Senior boy. Girl Reserves l. 2, 3, 4: G. R, President 1: Glee Club l. 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4: llasketball I: Softball I, 2, 4: Ir. Prom. Comm.: Freshman Frolic: Karux Yearbook 'lg Sports Carnival: Field Day: Presentation Orntor. 'YQ' 'fi Y fm 5. ' 1 we nu . If -'WS ' S een' n f PAGE EIGHTY I'l'lRI'E TINA TANFANI CITCCW Tina can be seen above the rest of the class. l3asket'ball 2, 3, 4: Vol- lex' llall 4. GLADYS THATCHER Gladys Always seen but seldom heard. Shy but friendly. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Or- chestra l, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3. ANNA TOLOSKO MAnnYI Her clark hair adds to her attrac- Tivcness. Adores people with clim- plcs. Girl Reservts Nl. ROGER TRANSUE GLROSYY Spends his leisure time roller skat- ing. Can be seen at all the car- nivals. IOHN VANDERBILT SlSiY, Gene Krupa has nothing on Si. Giving.: Mr. LaMonica plenty of competition with bicycles. Rand l, 2. HENRY VAN SANTEN aacaryva A Bloomsbury Casanova. Can't seem to stay out of trouble with the girls. 'AGIQ IilGI'l'I'Y-FOUR MARGARET VARHOLY cspegvv Veg' is liappy-go-lucky and loves to dance. You ean't keep hir quiet. llasketball I: Volley hall I, 2, 3, 4: Ilaseball I, 2, 4: Clee Club I: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves Sec'y. I: Girls' Chorus 4: Yearbook Stall' 4: Field Day: Sports Carnival. ANNA WARFORD Anna Nh-ver a dull moment' when Anna is preslnt. RONALD WARNER Fuzzy Likes a certain Iunior girl. Fuzzy and his old crate are seen every- where, I. V. Football 2. RAYMOND WELLER nRed!S ls seen eomnig to school in Steu- lwer's ieep. Goes ice -kating with the gang. I, V. Football 5: Class Baseball 5. RICHARD WILLEVER ssnickvs Is interested in one of our cheer- leaders. Plays a mellow trombone. Class Baseball 5, 4: Class Ilasket- ball 5, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orches- rra I. 2, 5. 4: Band Treasurer 3, 4: Ir. Prom. Committee. WILLIAM YEAGER Kearnsy An heir to the milk business. Spends most of his day in Study Hall. lust look for Rosy and Yea- ger will be there. x l K4 fe 'lf' fb' if E, E F 'I IOSEPH VINCENT nlocn , Takes his lessons seriously. Spends most of his time developing pic- tures in his dark room, Photog- raphy Club 5. SHIRLEY WARFORD Shirley Likes the boys afmss the river. Mr. Weber's buddy. Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Karux Monthly 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Class Vollcy Ball I: Glec Cluh I, 2: Class Baseball 4. IOYCE WEIDNER Cookie Iinioys dancing with a certain someone. A representative from the flat. Glec Club I: Girl Rc- serves I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD WRKINS Dick Always seen driving a 'gang of fellows to school in his jaIopy . Usher 2. 3. IOYCE WOOD Woodie Always ready with a helping hand. Always seen with Mickey. Glce Club I, 2, 5, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Clam Treas. 3: Asst. Class Treasurer 2-Q Karux Monthlv 5. JOYCE KISSELBACI-I Nloyceff One of our engaged Seniors. Lots of luck in the future, Ioycc. SHIRLEY E. BILLGER Hsucii Shirley has proved xi fuirhful clerk in Crt-rn's. Girl Reserve'-s l, 2, 3, 43 Class Volleyball -l. WILSON RAY ANDERSON Willie Willie is one of those few rcprc- sc-ntarives from Dclnwanu Park. DONALD MIERS wins The llcc-t's in. Don Ends titnc for sports after his studies. School play 'lg Class lluskfthclll 5. PAGF. liltll l'l'Y l lXl ' i 4 DALE BRENDLE Brcndlc llntlc is in thi- Arnii now. llshfr 7 g 5 101-IN EMLEY FRED HERBERT Hlghnv Fred Annthcr iultlition to thc i'cltn'nctl A rt-turnctl vt-tt-iuiii who h.is ai grttit scrvictnicn list, :mil ll xvulcoint- zul- iiitt-rcs: in iiirplzint-s. illliull. IOHN REED I0hr1ny PAUL SUTTON A Navy Vctcraln, Champ Follows all our high school sports. IOHN REYDA Wcll known for his lmxing all7llily. -fgeydict' lJotsn't like to lu- dist-urlictl while Preparing for lifc with ll przicticiil umnll lm lunch' ctlucaition. Zin illivmnr iam BETTY Koss A LAMENT The circle is broken, one seat is One bud from thc tree ol our lr One heart from among us no longer shall thrill With joy in our glndness, or grief in our ill. lorszikcn, iendship is shaken, As 21 cloud of the sunset, slow inciting in Heaven As ll star that is lost when the daylight is given, As a dream of slumber which watkens in hliss, She hath passed to the world of the holy from this. lnhn GI't't'Ull'lIl lVh1'II1'c'r PAGE EIUI ITY-SIX 12 2' v ' ,X 1 W y gfi fa 5, h I :L 1 I il ll r- ff v f' 1 r- pf QD' - . 4 1 - 'NE , M yllw fax, '53, 1' V .J o C ' F' 'fl 1' J ' 'B -' Ui-'E ', 5 Y 'I+ 1 'N . -t cl yt or , , ,1 -K -,5 X 'Afx w mtii Pr- xx fy-S V I X I, I a I,-fy! h G fi, V, -ff X F fy, Z tu yfviqri , X fy vm Q X Pf fr i . 1 X ffl? r ' yy ,f '9YZ'x gif Q ' it at 1 -st A 6 ,rf , l Fl , A Ga eg xg R ' .. 3, , 1 f ?2e?g'et'f fl 'M' g ,,-MJ1! 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Presentation Orators: Edward Swartz David Sheets Dorothy Stone Sarah Cole Sherwood Brong Arthur Segreaves Stella DiMatteo Dorothy Van Emburg Alternates Clarence Eck Adeline Smith fb' i Q g PAC il fffa ew, ...., - 'flfilv COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM March High School Band Salutatory Address ,.,A., Helen Bruch Present mon of Claes Principal Michael E. Maloney Awarding of Diplomas and S holarslnps Mr. Howard Parker ,.c,cBetty Shepherd High School Band .,e,,,Carl Biers ...Genevieve Carey . Margaret Moser High School Band .r.......Robert Reich High School Band PACIY l7,lGllTY-lIlC EPILOGUE ixRNOLD Fotmx, Elflifvl' The stull ' has worked long and hard, and the directors and producers sigh with relief. We look forward to urnve notices about our great production. Alter the show, don't forget our friends and patrons -the advertisers. Show your appreciation by reading the advertise- ments and putronizing their estnlmlishnients. The Karux sincerely hopes their box ollice receipts will he great. iss 555.35 F H his f -.Qi Jdjkimixliiaakg wfwafwfmmfmmwmf QM 3 ' JWWWJTMH S, M . img ias' QQQHQKD 4,1 3 fy if sig sX w+ if jg.-f f as TSS 'fiffgx .1 Q13 3 A LOSQWWISFE A 3 , 5xQ:4,?f1g2Q2fgg5js1Q g:Q 7 Q, ,X 5 5 3 '35 v 'j,f32V AH L aff! SQ 'je w A Ji' ' W Wixiiavjla-'NL EAW iff fiww 'iiiffff Sax Ny iiikgfgfw 5g iw 2252, JW '43 ALMA IVIATER I Ei? SLE 1 V11 i W HW We 1 Via QA, y gg? -frv Fig? R 3 5 3,9 ' Q1i1EW1 ZWFAP gif, j Eg Afftiiwg l ,VT Tj jg I F Q li 1 5 Fifi? A 5 gAHiP5Ai Hifi 21:1 AA 5j i AiAA f A 1 M e A 1 ff 5? 1 u ur A vertisers NINI-l'l'Y-f Thrc e cheers for our loyal advertisers. They advertise the tops of products in the tops of yearbooks. Dick Alexander Del-Crest Market Stadium Sweet Shop Helen's Florist Shop Ackerman's Mickel Bros. Fox's The Main Five and Dime Schaefer House Fairview Dairy Royal Custom Tailors Edward Seroka Sc Co. Meixell 8: Meixell Adam Martin's Leigh Co. Phillipsburg News Agency Hillcrest Sales Hagerty Lumber Co. Phillipsburg Grocery Poyer's Garage Weidknecht's C. H. Ehly Ba Sons Redls Garage Peter Dennis Morris Iewelers E. B, Snyder -'- Plumbing W'eaver's Pharmacy Iacob Mayer Major Market Spur' Churchmaifs Business College Phillipsburg Supply Co. Straup's Pharmacies Price's Home Made Ice Cream Farr's Miers Stueber's Market Ioseph's Korp and Korp Freihofer's Grube and Betts Easton Beauty Academy Huntington Modern Service Tippett and Wood Industrial Engraving Iackson, Leidy Sc Co. I. T. Baker Chemical Co, Kiefer's Easton Laundries Paul Souders Trans Bridge Lines I. R. F uehrer Warren Foundry and Pipe Corp. Watchorn Sc Iarrett F. Marion Duckworth, Reg. Ph. Nu-Way Furniture Factory Stephen Motors Al-Vin Shoppe Price's Sadie Henry-Kilian Sauers Hillcrest and VVilliamson's Markets VanSycl-:le Sales Sc Service Ioseph Piazza William VanSyckle Ann La Verne Beauty Salon Zilberfarlfs Market Regent Paints Paramount Music Star Dollar Cleaners The Hillcrest Shop Cooley Auto Service Twin City Reynolds Pharmacy The Canister Co.. lnc. Eisbt-rg's I. S. Pickel Sc Sons Rembrandts Studio Ridgeway Sc Pfefler, Inc. Amore's Flower Shoppe Hudson St. Market Valley View Store Public Market Willever's Market K. Sc T. Agency Iohn A. Reich Icrsey Electrical Supply, lnc. Pcoplc's Food Milrket Springcrest Beverage Co. BE WISER - PATRONIZE EACH ADVERTISER '-Lehigh Valley Distribut'g Co. PKI NIINVIW 'USO Del-Crest Market LINCOLN ROAD AND BELVIDERE AVE. Quafitlg qoocfa PRIME MEATS - FRESH VEGETABLES BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS Phone 5-0445 Free Delivery HAROLD I. IONES, Prop. COMPLIMENTS 'W' Q' The STADIUM HELENS Sweet Shop FLORAL SHOPPE PlllLl.ll'SlLl'Rl1, N. I. 1 NIINII IY ACKERMANS , - OFFICIAL IEWELERS and ENGRAVERS X COMPLIMENTS ..f - or OF THE PHILLIPSBURG HIGH SCHOOL T h H d 1 rap y Cdl qlllll' C'I'5 BROTHERS 156 South Main Street . Pnnupssunc Nuw JERSEY - IN PHILLIPSISURG I? O X 9 S I'I S NOT ONLY QUALITY FRESH MEATS AND GROCERY 87 LEWIS ST. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I, PHUNI5 5-0181 THE MAIN BUT IT'S THE BEST FIVE and DIME STORE 433 S. Main St. IJIIILLIPSBURC, N. I. Puoma 5-2801 IXCI NIN1 IYIOUR COMPLIMILNTS , OF SCHAEFER, HOUSE GOOD FOOD ALWAYS 1' if I, h4CCANN, Prop. CC JMPLI MENTS OF FAIRVIEVV DAIRY HARRY HAMLEN, Prop PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM 56-58 Bullman Street PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Phone 5-0963 Compliments of A FRIEND Ili NINIi'I'Y Compliments of ROYAL CUSTOM TAILORS CLEANERS HABERDASHERS PLIl'fl'l'Il,lll' Clezznfrzg for PtIl'll'l'lllllJ' I'c'0f1.'z ' 36-Hour Service Call for and Deliver 466 South Main Street PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Dial 5-3421 EDWARD SEROKA 8: CO. Electrical Appliances Records ZS: Radios 405 So. Main St. PIIILLIPSBURG, N. I, Dial 5-3903 CC YMPLIMENTS OF MEIXELL Sc MEIXELL 180 Summit Ave. PHn.1.iPsi4l'Rc:, N. I, ADAM'MARTIN ESTATE Sanitary Grocery Provision and Meat Market 435 South Main Street Pln1.LiPsBL'Rr:. N. I. HIS IIIIOIIC Z-657i LEIGH CO. FORMIiRI.Y SIOTZ I4RO'I'IIIiRS l.fXTINC - PLUMIQING - STOVES HOME UTILITIES Dl.A'fI'I.l7HffIl'A' of PYROF. 1X GAS 154 Northampton St. Ii XSTON, l'.'X. I l l I XQL NlNL1Y SIX COMPZITENTS COMPLIMENTS PHILLIPSEURG NEWS AGENCY HILLCREST Sales and Service 417 So. Main St. PHILLIPSBIJRC, N. I, New and Used Cars Telephone 5-4371 John H. Hagerty Phiuipsburg Lumber Co. Grocery CO WHOLESALE and RETAIL DIAL 5-1138 509 s. Main sf. 475 5- Main SI- PHILLIPSBURG, N. I, PHILLIPSBURGI N' PACE NINETY-SEVEN POYER'S GARAGE Wheel Alignment and Brake Specialists Tel. 5-9125 502 New Brunswick Ave. COMPLI MEN TS OF WEIDKNECHT'S MARKET CLARENCE A. EHLY 8: SON Insurance Notary Public 328 Morris St., Corner Summit Ave. PHILLIPSBURG, N, I. RED'S GARAGE EXPERT AUTO REPAIRING All Makes and Models All Work Guaranteed 9 Hanover St. F. B. Sandt, Prop. Phillipsburg, N. I. Dial 5-1452 RINGS O' DEVOTION The Certified Perfect Diamond Rings NATIONALLY ADVERTISED WATCHES AT CASH PRICES ON CREDIT cVVlonnl1.x IEWELER 4th 8: Northampton Sts., Easton EASTON 2-2551 E. B. SNYDER PLUMBING - HEATING OIL BURNERS PHILLIPSBURG, N, I. P GE NINETY-EIGHT 7 CIIIIJ1' 2111411 S Studio I SPECIALISTS IN Individual and Group Photography 219 NORTHAMPTON STREET EASTON, PA. PHONE 331 1 SCHOOLS ARE ALWAYS GIVEN THE SAME INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION PAGE NINETY-NINE Churohman Business College A THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAINING SCHOOL COURSES: Bvsmuss ADMINISTRATION Exnelrrrvra SECRETARIAL JUNIOR IXCCOUNTING AccoUNT1Nc ST1aNoc:kAPHxc BUSINESS DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS NEW COLLEGE BUILDING Phillipsburg High School Is Always Well Represented in the College Enrollment C. CHURCHMAN 355 Spring Garden St. EASTON, PA. Compliments of A Friend Wlli HUNIJI THE HILLCREST SHOP IF YOU A BIRTHDAY WE'VE JUST THE RUST CRAFT CARD FOR YOU . GREETING CARDS For All Occasions STATIONERY, SCHOOL SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES FOUNTAIN SERVICE DELICIOUS SODAS Sc SUNDAE5 Made with BREYER'S ICE CREAM Clean, Courleous Service TWIN CITY FOR TOYS -- APPLIANCES if if Twin City Appliance Co. 141 S. Main Street Puiuivssuac, N. I. COOLEY Auto Service Cor. Ietferson and So. Main Sts. O GAS - OIL - KEROSENE MOTOR SUPPLIES REYNOLDS PHARMACY Prescriptions and Hospital Supplies DELIVERY SERVICE 415 South Main Street PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Phone 5-0541 IAC! ONI IIUNDRI D ONH PATRONS May Fisk Elliot - Stationery Dick's Confectionery Store I-Iargreavc's Sweet Shop - Washington, N. I. Diamond Potato Chip Co. T. M. Swick -- Hardware Rowe's Service Tom's Lunch Easton Optical Co. CUMPLIMENTS OF SNACK BAR THE CANISTER CCJMPANY, INC. FOUNTAIN SERVICE ACROSS FROM WARREN HOSPITAL PHILLIPSBURG, N, I. 878 W illiur Ave., Phillipsliurg, N. I. PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWO Ann La Verne Beauty Salon if af' FEATHER CUT PERMANENTS MACHINE or MACHINELESS 'A' 'lr ALL BEAUTY AIDS A' i- DIAL 5-1471 for Appointments 56 Wilson Street Pl-IILLIPSBURG, N, Regent Paints oc Wall Papers 157 South Main Street PHILLIPSBURG, N, Phone 5-3221 Free Delivery CLARENCE R. BAKER, Mgr. RECORDS SHEET MUSIC COMPLIMFNTS PIANOS OF MUSICAI, INSTRUIVIIQNTS Paramount , Star Dollar Music Shop Cleaners 1. RUSSELL DILTS 198 South Main St' Phillipslmurg, N. I. Dial 5-3771 Dial 5-0571 IACF ONI IIUNI RID 'IIIRH Jackson, Leidy 8a Co. Incorporated PRINTERS 596-600 ELDER AVENUE PHILLIPSBURG, N. J. Dial 5-2421 PACE ONE HUNDRED FOUR WATCHORN 8a IARRETT Home Appliances Opposite Hotel Easton Telephone 155 Northampton St. 2-5992 Easton, Pa. Before That Next Dante Be Sure To Visit 4a1n'4 BETTER SHOES BY FARR ARTISTS' SUPPLIES M l E RS 235 NORTHANIPTON ST. EASTON, PA. The Dependable Drug Store F. MARION DUCKWORTH Reg. P. Prescriptions A Specialty 396 South Main St., Phillipsburg, N. I NU-WAY Furniture Factory NEW FURNITURE BUILT OLD FURNITURE BUILT LIKE NEW 480-82-84 So. Main St. PIHLLIPSEURG, N. I. Stephen Motors FORD SALES AND SERVICE Morris Sz Warren Sts. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. .4114-r the game, after the hop, Let'.v all go to the . . . Al-Vin Shoppe QFormcrly 'I'xAUB's LUNCH, and enjoy Dolly Madison Ice Cream 159 South Main Street Where Beauty Culture' 15 Taught Rapidly, Experzly, Correctly LOOK T0 YOUR FUTURE Daily Enrollments Day And Evening Classes For Particulars, Phone or Write EASTON BEAUTY ACADEMY 24 So. 4th SI. EASTON, PA. Phone 8012 2nd Floor HUNTINGTON MODERN SERVICE SUNOCO A TO Z LUBRICATION New Brunswick Ave. Phone 5-9025 PRECIOUS GIF TS Diamonds Watches Rings Silverware Pen 6: Pencil Sets SADIE HENRY CUlVlPl.lMl'.NTS KILIAN SAUERS OF Diamond Setting Iewelry Repairing Over May's r 406 Northampton St. 2-6321 Easton, Pa. COMPLIMENTS OF 9 Stueber s Bakery TI PPETT AND WOOD PIIILLIPSBURG, N. I. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIVE INDUSTRIAL ENGRAVING CUMPANY A idhntn 'iingraurrn PRINTING PLATES OF QUALITY V Bank and Church Sis. Easton, PGIIIIZI. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVEN Public Market Willeve1 s lVla1'ket M Fancy Fruits 8: Vegetables G eat? Fresh and Cold Meats rocerlcs G I Vegetables roeer1es -'+Tll5+D'- 1 if 532 South Main St., Phillipshurg, N.I. 3 Davis Strcct Phillipslmrg, N. Phone 5-1933 Phone 5-2925 COMPLIMENTS OF arren oun ry . 1 .' an 1Pe orPorat1o11 PAGE ONIH HUNDRED EIGHT C. P. BAKER'S ANALYZED LABORATORY CHEMICALS FINE AND MEDICINAL CHEMICALS INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS 3. dialer-Ln Cimemlcail Co Phillipsburg, N. Van Syekle SALES and SERVICE General Repairing Morris St, nnd Pickford Ave. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Phone 5-3473 COMPLIMENTS OF WILLIAM S. VAN SYCKLE DI'I'6C'flJl' of PARKS and PLAYGROUNDS COMPLIMENTS OF ZILBERFARB'S MARKET 543 South Main St. PiuLLlPsnURc, N. I. PAGE ONE HUNDRED NINE 7 Ridgeway Ck A111016 5 N K T Pfeffel., Incl, If lou Cl Shoppe i lsvl. 1 ,WE , ' CHEVROLET f V -' 200 Irwin St' Phllllpslmrg, N' 1215 So. Main St., Phillipslmurg, N. Phone 5-2741 Dial 5-3538 LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING Lehigh Valley's Finest :nsmu mfnnunnnles Qlflll IH Kill ' ' WB llfl IIOIIGI IIIVIII 655 BUSHKILL ST. DIAL S244 ' M L E T - LO PSS' N S .Valley VIEW Store Hudsoll Street c:Roc:ER1Es FRESH MEATS Market VEGETABLES IQSEPH MAZZA, Prop. Dial 5-9073 218 Hudson St' phmipsburgy N. In 541 Congress St. Phillipsburg, N. I. DiCli,, A1CX2l1'1ClCI' THE BATTERY SERVICE CO. 4 I V 325 Morris Street IRXCFIQ ONE IIUNDRED ELEVEN COMPLIMENTS OF WEAVER'S PHARMACY 45 Centre Square EAsToN, PA. PHONE 9118 JACOB MAYER 53 Ycurx Un The Sq1u11'c FAMOUS FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR EASTON, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MAJOR Super Market QW Firth and Marshall Sts. PHILLIPSBURC, N. I. Prices Home-Made Ice Cream O Raymond and Morris Sts, PIIILLIPSBURG, N. I. Phone 5-9162 HILLCREST MARKET MORRIS AND MILLER 5-1196 - 5-1197 WILLIAMSON'S MARKET HUDSON AND FILLMORE 5-1191 - 5-1192 ED. K. WILLIAMSON 135 SOUTH MAIN 5-2521 - 5-1890 IOSEPH PIAZZA CLEANING - PRESSING REPAIRING - DYEING 360 So. Main St., Phillipsburg, N. I. Dial 5-3923 PAGE ONE HUNDRED TWELVE K. and T. Agency Inc. Heckman and Lewis Sts. John A. Reich General Electric Oil Burners Phone 5-2441 Hotpgint Refrigerators 8: Ranges COMPLIMENTS O OF A FRIEND 516 Monroe St. Easton, Pa Phone 5-2844 P l ' Jersey Cop 6 S Electrical Supply, F00d Market INC, FRESH MEATS DAIRY DELICATESSEN Wholesale Distributors Groceries Fresh Fruits if ir Vegetables Phone 5-4361 296-298 So. Main St. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOODS 439 S. Main St. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. PAGE ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN WHOLESALE Hsin R ETA I L Brooks GRUBE 8: BETTS SPORTING AND ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT 511 Northampton Street Phone 2-1082 EASTON, PA. EASTON'S LARGEST . . , S MENS AND BOYS' STORE QUALITY A MEAT5 .lOSEPH'S Egg: if af PHILLIPSBURG 222 N'0l'thalT1ptOn St. BELVIDERE ExsToN, PA. PAGE ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN EHANS-BHIIJEE LINES, INE DELAWARE HIVEH EUAIJH LINES INE YYCDLDEN HLYMNGION AIGAPIYIY vmunnoron W um ' ' IVIIYAIYYIILAI Il .' if!lYAI73'Yl4.Li MU. 'rf PK unucusv A '-if-'-fin noun 5 . ......... ,L , 2 ' : I ff 5 5' : 5 . , vnuv vnw : if E no. uma some ig - - uw. 3 5 Q 5 25,-gzm S 5 ..., ' 2 ll E - 6 so 5 n s s u R o ' .X Y E 3 ,ov .v 4 vm 44 .Ja 'L ,N , in s r o N T. A y 4 ,. Phillipsburg 5-1125 PAGE ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN PHILLIPSBUR SUPPLY CO. BUILDING SUPPLIES CELLAR TO ROOF Paint - Hardware - Coal Telephone 5-1106 G .gtnaulpk Gohanmaclea PRESCRIPTION SPECIALIST 0 BERWICK AND CENTER STS. THIRD AND SPRING GARDEN STS. BERWICK AND ST. IOHN STS. EASTON, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND PAGE ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN OUR NEW HOME H. G. BAKER, Manager A Completely New and Modern Repair For several years we had been rapidly out- growing our recent cramped quarters. NOW with a larger store and new and more efficient equipment wr can serve you faster and better. Service Although alterations are still going on, we are NOW ready to repair or rebuild your bicycles and tricycles. We maintain our own welding shop for broken parts. All work is performed by skilled mechanirs and is fully guaranteed. Prices are as low as is consistent with quality workmanship. We solicit repairs from Stores and Dealers handling Wheel Goods. WARREN BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE SHOP Hudson 8: Chambers Streets Phillipsburg, N. I. FACTORY PARTS Phone 5-3369 ACCESSORIES .. ,. .. .-. PAGE ONE HUNDRED SEVFNTIZEN O'BRlEN'S USED CAR LOT STILL PAYING HIGH PRICES IIO MCKEEN STRI-lE'I' PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. CYBRIIQNIS GARAGE An A-1 Mechanic at All Times Buying and Selling Good Used Cars 480 SOUTII MAIN S'I'RIili'l' PIIII.I.ll'SBURCI. N. I, PARK CIRCLE E550 K4 C 6 4 is Q' I I V - M A Rom-,RT I.. ST14.c:K1.n, Prop. 5 -Y 'JJ - GIVES You j Phillipslwurg R, D. ifl 57 ., QNc:ar Straw Churchj I f' ':?: 7f.'a 1IGGESTfELLING 4 4' curmzun onmx K fr? N me wouo... 5,,i,, g,,,,,,,, . cggyvighi nu. m sam Cunnan! Bottled By SIDI'IlIQ-Cl'6St Bevemge Co. COMPLIMENTS UF PHILLIPSBURG ICE COMPANY PAGE ONF HUNTDRLD EIGHTEEN PETER P. DENNIS YOUR WARREN COUNTY CANDY IOBBER ww Located At 1223 South Main Street Phillipsburg, N. I. PACT' ONT IIUNIJRI I7 NINI ll l NI MAKE KIEFER'S YOUR SPORTS HEADQUARTERS Whatever You Are Shopping For GUNS - AMMUNITIOIN BASKETBALL, FOOTBALL, BASEBALL EQUIPMENT We Feature WILSON SPORTING GOODS 8: BROOKS ATHLETIC SHOES J. M. KIEF ER MACHINE TOOLS PAINTS 460 NORTIIAMPTON STREET, EASTON, PA. The OUTLET DEPARTMENT STORE Ready-'I'o-Wear Clothes Dry Goods and Shoes 581 Sn. Mnin SI. Phone 5-542.5 Pliillipslnirg, N. I. I-. MALOS, Prop. Johnny Moyeris PURE o1L SERVICE VVheel Balancing Tires Car Washing Tubes Lubrication Accessories So. Main St. at New Brunswick Ave. Tel. 5-9009 Compliments of A Friend PAGE ONF HUNDRED TWENTY PONZI MAIN TAILOR FURRIER S W E E T SHOP Call For and Delizfer TOBACCO CANDY -. SODA. Q 450 So. Main SL. Phone 5-3913 P 4L'1'5'HfRG, N' I' Near Catholic Church Compliments of A Friend C 21X 2111 CfI'CS with MEIITIBCIES Beverages Ng' Q6 at -fsf C u e 'D TT? Sql. SPRING-CREST BEVERAGE CG. Dial 5-2851 200 Lock Street PHILLIPSBURG, NEW IERSEY PKK l OSH HUNDRIQD '1'WliN'l'Y-TWU TIIP BILLING Most Popular Best Dancers Best Dressed Best Looking Most Likely to Class Clowns Best Athletes Shortest Tallest Most Talented Best Actors Succeed Typical P. H. S. Students Cutest Most Studious Wittiest Girls Ioyce Wood Stella Di Matteo Wilma Santo Pat Cawley Helen Bruch Dolores Smith Mary Caflrey Connie Pullizano Nancy Iacohsen Lois Hemingway. Mary Markus Dottie Van Emburg Mary Stewart Betty Shepherd Mary Baylor Boys Ray Mantoni Edward Ajhar Bob Riley Art Segreaves Bob Reich Chris La Caruba Pete Swauger Tony Giordano Paul Sutton Dick Miller . A Earl Swick Alvin Reese Richard Smith Carl Biers Ioe Ferraro PAGE ONE HUNDRED 'l'W1iN'I'Y-THREE HONORS FOR P. H.S. Raymond Mantoni-N. I. All State Football Team. Richard Swauger-N. I. All State Basketball Third Team. Sydney Smith-Merit Achievement Award for National Writers' Contest-Newark News. Robert Neilson-Prize Essay on 'KHighway Safety -Sponsored by the Phillipsburg Rotary Club. The following eleven boys were selected to make up the fifteen Warren County repre- sentatives for their outstanding essays on The Army In Peace Time : Carl Biers, Robert Reich, Richard Crouse, Delbert Smith, David Wickens, Robert King, Donald Haggerty, David Sheets, Iohn Vanderbilt, Earl Swick and Edward Swartz. The girls whose essays were selected read them over radio station WEST. They were: Betty Shepherd, Virginia Bellis, Mary Louise Baylor and Lillian Mantoni. Catherine Stem, Raymond Housel and George Spangler-All State Band. Edward Roncoroni and Robert Orr-All State Chorus. Emily Kvich and William Eustis-First and Second Prize in Safe Driving Poster Contest, sponsored by the Lehigh Valley Safe Driving League. 1947 1947 - 48 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE December 12-Palmerton' 7 September 19-Northampton 5 Dffcmbcl' 16- December 19- ? 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