Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1942 volume:

TRCDJAN CAMP POTTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL POTTSTQWN, PENNSYLVANIA The Barracks TROJAN CAMP CLASS OF 1942 1k Time: 1942 Location : POTTSTOVVN HIGH SCHOOL Personnel 3 .. FACULTY AND STUDENTS of ' POTTSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL The Hangar TRQIAD We Review TRQJAN CAMP FOREVVORD ln this the year l942, all The world is a battle front, and all the men and women must play their parts in Total war. We invite you to review the Trojan Camp. TRGIAD TRQIAD I-IGNGR Mr. H. L. Smith, who as principal and friend, has patiently worked with us and guided us through the latter part of our school life. For his thoughtful guidance, we, the Class of l942, gratefully dedicate this volume of THE TROIAD. TRCDIAD 1 J' f - E A fx- '41, f A iii 'V A J - Qs FACULTY ADMINISTRATORS BOARD GF EDUCATION TI-IE FACULTY First RuwfMr. Stanley I. Davenport, Miss Miriam L. Altenderfer, Miss Mildred H. Christman, Miss Vida V. Moses, Miss K. Arline Hartman, Mrs. Mildred J. Hutt, Miss A. Edna Hutt, Mr. Harry L. Smith. Second RowfMrs. Elizabeth Burchfield, Mr. Samuel W. Ettelsorl, Mr. Gerald D. Levengoodv lVlr. Clarence C. Yocom, Mr. D. Willard Sensenig, Mrs. Elizabeth G. Walz. Third Row-Mr. Maurice E. Borneman, Mr. Howard I. Stauffer, Mr. Russell E. Klirlgerv MF- EEF' R- Strange, NIP- lFViI'l L- Keener, Mr. Heber T. Meyers, Mr. Charles W. McCasIin, Mr. Morrell E. Grigg. DR. F. M. HAISTON Superintendent TRQIAD TI-IE FACULTY First RowwMiss Mirlam V. Ludwig, Miss Dorothy O. Yohn, Miss Dorothy E. Hutt, Miss Eleanor B. Miller, Mrs. Eleanor L. Dolan, Mrs. Eleanor Williams, Miss Alma I. Klink. Second Row-Mr. Jay G. Rickards, Mr. Bertram P. Scanlin, Mr. William O. Smith, Mr. William H. Dillman, Mr. Karl Schumacher, Mr. Justus Sinexon. Third RowfMr. George Kjellman, Mr. Harold B. Rohn, Mr. David T. Lehman, Mr. Arthur E. Emery, Mr. Wllburt O. Cress- man, Mr. J. Robert VonDrach, Mr. Alvin R. Paul. MR. S. I. DAVENPORT Vice Principal TRQIAD SCHOOL MOTTO Do it because it is the RIGHT thing to do owl 'Gff J 5 ., 'Pg 1? Ju is F Q qwffgbi T li' S '2 5 0 N P2109 SCHOOL COLORS Blue cmd White TROIAD BOARD OF EDUCATION , MR, LARRY E. ORC-ILL, President MR. RALPH HOLLOWAY, Secretary MR. l. LEROY IOHNSON, Vice President MR. ELMER E. SAYLOR, Treasurer Members ofthe Board of Education from left to right are: Mr, Edmond Wells, jr, Mr, Ralph Holloway Mr. Larry E, Orgill Mr. Elmer E. Saylor Mr, l. Leroy johnson Mr, Leonard Hiltvvine Mr. Russell Reifsneider Dr. Frank lVl. Haiston Mr. William McCabe TRQIAD 'SWT A X yfj f I4 . w W 3 l' W fe 11 . 5 Q . N 5? C L , Q F J f 0- Q-r , .,-. ,Y-1ou.Cm.x. .- W Ay. A 4 H vin...-ns.-4 ,fs-ff.-I,--1-ff 'mx FQ pp..-,....,. if ,..,.,,...-n kwxvx . f V - ,5 15gjf','., . 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Kelly, Jr. Class Officers Class Advisers Edward Smith, President Miss Dorothy O. Yohn john Hospador, Vice President Mr. Clarence C. Yocom Rita Connell, Secretary Doris Rawn, Treasurer TRGIAD THE JUNIORS H , Class Officers Richard Lightovvler, President john LaPish, Vice President Ruth Lau, Secretary Regina Suchoza, Treasurer TRGIAD M- in TI-IE JUNIORS r. Gerald Class Advisers Mrs. Elizabeth Burchfield D. Levengood TROIAD THE SOPHOMGRES Class Officers C-Ienn Shollenberger, President Kenneth Drurnheller, Vice President joyce Fox, Secretary Gloria Roth, Treasurer TRGIAD r r Miss Miriam V. Lucl g Mr, j. Robert V D h TI-IE SOPI-IOMORES Class Advisers TRCDIAD MANEUVERS Au, ggjfiw, Eeoefgd 5f2Zi!f?55? 'QZW an orces vegan, !f1ZL?,f u an - 1 Ei, , lg W .,, if? W1 QW g ff ,ii 'Q xiii? Zmw Q35 79, CGORDINATED SPORTS X b 4 p ff-T 1 -Q - , , ax flqf .vf-.XXX 7 E .V A Ni.-1.1.-'N' ig , 7?x-'- , fl 4 , ,f '1 .,' I . x-...M-1 FOOTBALL HEAD COACH MR. HEBER T. MEYERS First Row-A. Ross, R. Hildenbrand, J. Ottaviano, J. Galamba, W. Bowman, J. Sperat, G. Kaas, J. LaPish, G. Knoppy R. Garber, J. Bitting. Second RowfA. Cimino, A. Peroni, J. Yonkovitch, J. Ferranli, W. Hart, A. Panfile, H. Sweis- ford, J. Ross, C. Frech, J. Barna, R. Knauer, G. Dozier. Third Row-0. Evans, P. Hums, K. Linderman, M. Carlini, P. Kuszyk, K. Drumheller, E. Brown, C. Bowman, D. Paolucci, A. Derecola, A. Levengood, M. Erb, W. Foley, B. Lozenski. Fourth R0wYMr. H. Stauffer, Mr. M. Grigg, H. Pyott, C. McCarthy, Mr. E. Strange, J. Chrusch, P. Keiser, Mr. C. IVlcCasIin, Mr. H. Meyers. BASKETBALL COACHES MANAGERS Mr. E. Good james Scheetz Mr. M. C-rigg Michael Saraceni First Row-M. Skarbek, W. Paskowski, J. LaP'sh J Hcspador G Dozier J Kurtz S 0 1 R '-NI. Sa aceni, Nlr. M. G 'gg lvl E Good J S heet TRCDIAD BOWLING ADVISER MR. I. L. KEENER Le 's Mack Robert Hagy John Nob'I'sky Paul Spencer, William Bu goyne Pennsylvania State Champions TRCDIAD S W I M MIN G COACH MR. C. C. YOCOM First Row-Mr. C. C. Yocom, R. Lightowler, E. Ross, P. Harp, J. Powell, G. Shellenberger, H. Kurtz. Second Row-P. Keiser, J. Ross, D. Hartline, J. Hall, J. Galamba, F. Riegner. Suburban League Champions TRCDIAD First Row-W. Hart, M. Hook, P. Frick, G. Rhoads, W. Egolf, R. Johnson, G. Egolf. Sec-cmd RowfA. Panfile, A. Holoka, E. Sovia, G. Wayock, N. Weidenbaugh, R. Yeagle, R. Fillman. Third Row-Mr. E. R. Strange, R. Moyer, J. Powell, R. Meyers, Mr. G. Slagle, F. Edlinski, J. Cadwalader, R. Mauger, Mr. L. Bachman. Baseball 1941 First RowfR. Herbst, J. Ottaviano, B. Strom, Mr. M. Grigg, R. Guss, R. Hildebrand. Second Row-P. Herb, R. Bohner, R. Saltzer, M. Carlini, E. Kovach, H. Drumheller. J. V. Basketball TRGIAD Trclck 1941 First Row-T. Bcdolus, D. Nuzzi, S. Forke, M. Budnick, O, Diffenderfer. Second Row-A. Campikelli, K. Hines, K. Setter, R. Scheffey, J. Asay, G. Dozier, C. Beasley W. Brown, F. Bellini. Third Row-Mr. G. Flowers, R. Wilhelm, D. Flannery, W. Smith, W. Ashworth, W. Bowman J. Ferranti, J. Barna, R. Bellini, Mr. E. Good. Richard Lloyd. Linford Moyer, Mr. Bertram Scanlin, Robert Weekley, Arlington Wadsworth. Cheer Leaders TRQIAD Bowling Club A. A. Board TRCDIAD Girls' Tennis 1941 Golf Team 1941 Boys' Tennis 1941 ff-f Bowling Club TRQIAD VARSITY LETTERMEN 1941 FOOTBALL 1942 BASKETBALL 1941 BASEBALL Henry Pyott V john Albert George Homer Robert Owen '- Edward Paul Kuszy William Ha Alfred Pant Arthur Per Kenneth Dr ller john Wi I I iam Alan john Y Carl Robert Donald George joseph George Kaas Charles Frech Edward Drounzeski Paul Keiser Michael Carlini john Hospador Walter Paskowski Maurice Skarbelc 942 SWI MI Paul Harp Paul Keiser Fred Reigner Edmund Ross joseph Ross john Yergey bert Shantz 2 BOWLING Robert Hagy john Nobiliski William Burgoyne Lewis Mack Paul Spencer Andrew Holoka johnson Emil Robert Wi I I iam Gordon George Robert Robert Nelson 1941 TRACK james Bradley Warren Brown Kenneth Hines jack Asay William Ashworth George Dozier Dominick Nuzzi Robert Scheffey Kenneth Sotter William Smith Frank Tworkowski Samuel Forke PUBLICATIONS MUSIC CLUBS ' gh Br N ,Q wfwii 'Q tix -mv .- ' ., . 'ms - Y Y IQ' 'T ' - 1. Q iw by 2 ' I ' 55. 'H '4 1-,. I P-4 ' ' : 'MQ V - Q X I www '- ' -4 Q9-f'5 xg X XX ,, gkffik K' S ' x -'W i A .Q A5255 1 S - aa- , ' ' NN SX 1' X X K f i f 1 , if S-+I I..- fa- Eg! gf Fiif- Nw Q X: ' , f ' 25 R- 1 fb iii? f 1 Q- , 0 ffyf is 1 LL i41:.,1 ' ' V V THE TRQIAD STAFF EDITORS ADVISERS Hazel Weber Miss Dorothy Yohn Frances Tisdale Mr. Clarence Yocom First RowfMr. C. C. Yocom, R. Connell, G. Stuart, J. Flickinger, J. Hamilton, H. Berriker, G. Colasante, Miss D. O. Yohn. Second 1l0wiN. Klase, H. Weber, A. Longaker, H. Barnett, F. Tisdale, W. Brown, B. Keck, C. Nagengast, E. Dalling, D. Rawn, H. Fenstermacher, M. Miiler. TROIAD THE P. H. S. NEWS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ADVISERS Frances Tisdale Miss Dorothy Hutt Mr. Harold Rohn GENERAL MANAGER Mr. l. Robert VonDrach Kenneth Schaeffer Mr. Charles McCaslin First Row-Mr. H. Rohn, Miss D. Hutt, E. Galligan, F. Hutkin, F. Tisdale, M. Fisher, Mr. C. McCasIin, Mr. J. R. VonDrach. Second Row-H. Fenstermacher, J. Crosby, R. Suchoza, V. Egolf, M. Focht, E. Houston, E. Varady, D. Wentzel. Third RDWAG. Strunk, J. Fox, M. Sands, N. Keller, H. Barnett, C. Nagengast, W. Brown. Fourth ROWSJ. Fleisch, A. Weiss, B. Moore, G. Galloway, M. Zimmerman, G. Query. TRQIAD THE MOONSTCDNEH COACH ASSISTANT COACH Miss K Arline Hartman Miss Mildred Christman Gabriel Betteredge Penelope - - Nancy - - - Lady julia Verinder First Hindoo - - Second Hindoo - Rachel Verinder - Rosanna Spearman Franklin Blake - Laura Ablewhite - Anne Ablewhite - Murthwaite 4- - Matthew Bruft - Caroline Ablewhite Drusilla Clack - Dr. Candy - - Godfrey Ablewhite Mr, Ablewhite - Sergeant Cuff - Lucy Yolland CAST OF CHARACTERS TRGIAD Gerald Swavely Thelma Huber Leanore Miller Frances Tisdale Norman Biehl - lohn Fleisch Adeline Longaker - Hazel Weber Gerald Russell Helenclare Barnett Phyllis Hartenstine - Earl Keiser Herbert Philips Geraldine Wade - june Trayer Nicholas Casper William Leinbach Richard Brunish Norman Leblang - Betty Maier P. H. S. BAND DIRECTOR HEAD DRUM lVlAlORETTE Mr. Andrew Frech Mae Wilhelm Fi1'st,R0wiM. Miller, R. Dyer, R. Lloyd, L. Hayer, M. Pastelak, R. Wolcott, A. Kovach, R. Swavely, S. Ran- dazzo, J. Jacob, M. Eppehlmer, C. Weller, J. Reifsneider, E. Scherba, A. Kinckiner. Second Row-B. J. Keim, D. Powick, M. A. Weber, R. Griesemer, P. Herb, D. Griesemer, C. Towers, Mr. Frech, H. Fillman, F. Riegner, A. Marcionne, R. Luzensky, D. Keck, P. Vasko, N. Klase, M. Wilhelm. Third Row-G. Roth, K. Garner, L. Garner, J. Daub, K. Hines, D. Thompson, W. Reitnauer, R. Smith, S. Bechtel, R. DeWitt, R. Wilhelm, E. Sweisford. Fourth Row-C. Jacobs, L. Medinger, H. Oberly, F. Rosenberry, S. Wayock, C. Critzer, J. Smith, G. Rohrbach, P. Frick, G. Russell, W. Hoover, W. Brown, R. Bohner. TRQIAD Honor Society First RoWfP. Snyder, M. Palladino, R. Savelloni, D. Wentzel, Mr. G. Levengood, J. Trayer, A. Longaker, R. Suchoza, R. Lau. Second Row-G. Stuart, A. Wabin, J. Pennypacker, K. Nester, H. Weber, J. Vanderslice, L. Norris, D. Yeagle. Third RowfM. Sands, N. Schmearer, J. VonDracl1, S. Stein, H. Toth, M. A. Mills, B. Moyer, J. Seasholtz. Fourth RowfR. Lightowler, A. Weiss, T. Lerner, G, Roth, M. Zimmerman, B. Moore, H. Weiss, R. Yohn. First RowfJ. Graff, L. Beekley, Mr. J. R. VonDrach, R. Connell, G. Yocorn, W. Geisinger, R. Kohler, Miss D. Vohn, J. Seasholtz. Second Row-Mr. B. Scanlin, Miss A. Klink, J. Pengelly, M. Miller, J. Herrlinger, E. Harley, H. Fenstermacher, B. Moyer, A. Friedman, Mr. E. Strange. Third Row-P. Hartenstine, A. Hasselhan, T. Harner, J. Hunsberger, S. Schell. Fourth Row-J. Fleisch, R. Brunish, K. Schaeffer, M. Reynolds, N. Stetler, W. Spaar, Mr. C. McCaslin. Commerce Club TRCDIAD Honor Society First Row-E. Jacob, M. Crosby, J. Crosby, A. Capaldi, F. Tisdale, V. Egolf, E. Houston, R. Kulp, C. Gnoza. Second Row-H. Fry, L. Kinckiner, B. Kupp, B. Bolognese, E. Antrim, J. Daub, T. Gresh, L. Jackson, F. Hutkin, E. Schaffer, R. Hartenstine. Third Row-W. Henry, G. Kline, H. Barnett, H. Berriker, B. Guardiani, N. Keller, J. Fox, D. Arnold, E. Galligan. Mildred Griswold, Marie Schwoyer, Dorothy Hall, Helen Stauf-fer, Dorothy Lightcap, Louise Mentzer, Hazel Root, Doris Geiger, Betty Gruff, Doris Newton, Eleanor Hall, Dorothy Sparks, Mrs. Eleanor Williams, Miss Mildred H. Christman. Hondicroft Club TRCDIAD Glee Club First RowfD. Kovach, J. Neiman, M. Nimmerichter, B. Levengood, B. McLain, G. Leveille, B. Gilbert, M. Miller, M. Shaner, B. Frederick, M. Hipple, L. Relfsneider. Second Row-H. Halteman, N. Schmearer, S. Skean, J. Nester, G. Barndt, R. Wade, Miss N. Leverigood, H. Koval, S. Wentzel, G. Wentzel, I. Puffinberger, E. Parker, A. Capaldl, P. Quinter. Third RowfL. Weand, A. Mason, T. Blair, B. Siesholtz, C. Richards, J. Mock, B. Kupp, l. Mentzer, J. Mentzer, A. Hoff, E. Jacob, M. Rebert, J. Weiser, A. Rhoads, A. Kalls, E. DeTurk, C. Hausmann. Fourth RowfL. Knoll, P. Pyott, E. Hoffman, D. Yeagle, L. Dames, J. Linkon, A. Ludwig, R. Lau, M. Wilhelm, B. Bolognese, F. Giangiacomo, P. Snyder, E. Butz, M. Irick, A. Zeigler. Fifth Row-A. Koval, E. Hepner, L. Jackson, M. Prutzman, R. Savellonl, K. Nester, B. Arndt, G. Wrightman, K. Shewchak, M. Smith, A. Bechtel, B. Irick, H. Berriker, J. Emes, G. Kline, H. Weber. Sixth ROWWM. Zimmerman, B. Christopher, J. Lynch, A. Moser, J. Steinmetz, L. Dawe, B. Yerger, R. Geist, H. Toth, E. Kappenstine, F. Stutconis, N. Shelly, A. Bicer, H. Kirkoff, B. Bartholemew. First Row-E. Keiser, F. Tisdale, Mr. R. Klinger, F. Hutkin, E. Galligan. Second RowfS. Boyer, H. Lachman. Debating Club TRQIAD Choir First Row-B. Bolagnese, M. Zimmerman, E. Jacob, M. Prutzman, C. Richards, A. Bechtel, E. Butz, B. Siesholtz, B. lrick, B. Keim, A. Kinckiner, L. Miller. Second Row-L. Dames, A. Moser, L. Reifsneider, B. Gilbert, M. Hipple, M. lrick, R. Lau, Miss N. Levengood, J. Emes, H. Berriker, B. Keck, E. Hepner, B. Christopher, J. Lynch. Third Row-B. Moore, N. Shelly, G. Keller, J. Trayer, T. Huber. First RowfH. Barnett, J. Trayer, T. Huber, P. Harterlstlne, G. Keller, K. Klaus. Second Row-Mr. S. I. Davenport, W. Hart, J. Yergey, E. Keiser, G. Russell, F. Rosenberry, G. Swavely, Mrs. R. Williams. Sphinx Club TRQIAD Radio Club l i Girls' Drill Team l l l l l l l l TROIAD Tvvirlers Art Club Swing Band Boys' Drill Team TRQIAD Trading Club Thrift Club Safety Patrol TRQIAD Library Club Photography Club TRGIAD Public Speaking Club FEATURES SENIOR RECORD CLASS HISTORY IDIOSYNCRASIES PROPHECY NATIONAL HON OR MEMORY BOOK irtkrtrrx -p ,npr-nz-f i X 'f Mui 11 H115 in :Ili D511 1 1 fi J wax , f A 5 v- I Zz- 9 IN JI X54 4' v Q 0 1 T 1 : U4 SOCIETY SENIOR RECORD G I R L S CECELIA ANTONIO Cenie RAFEAL CALVARIO Ray COMMERCIAL Eagketball 1.3 SOMMFRCIIALGI- P.H.S. News 1-2-3: Basketball 3: Tama ICS I ee EDITH ANTRIM Edie U , ,, QOMMERCIAL - Honor Society 3: Bowling 3: Knit- ANN CAPAI-DI Anme ting 3: Basketball 3: Square Dance 3 COMMERCIAL Glee 2-3: Honor Society 3 BERTHA ARNDT MARY E. CAPP Shorty VOCAWONAL me' 1'2'3 COMMERCIAL F-.H.s. News 1: Library Club 2-3 HELENCLARE BARNETT Snooks .. .- ACADEMIC - Patrol 2: Sphinx: Drlll Team 1-2: Casey Honor Society 1-2-3: The Trolad: The Moonstone: COMMERCIAL - A. A. Board 2-3: Ph0fD9 3Pl Y 35 P.H.S. News 2-3: Library Club 2-3: Home Room Rep- Choir 1: Home Ream Representative 3 nesentative 2-3 .. ,. GLORIA COLASANTE Hap Lou VOCATIONAL - The Trolad: Publlc Speaking 3: COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2-3: Basketball 1- 2-3: Softball 1-2-3: Glee 1-2: Trading, Secretary: Com- merce 3: Drlll Team 1-2-3, Captain 3 HELEN BERRIKER ACADEMIC - Honor Soclety 1-2-3: The Troiad: Cholr 3: Glee 2-3 HELEN BESHERWOR Twerp COMMERCIAL - Basketball 1: Library Staff, Club 2- 3: Trading ANNA BICER Ann VOCATIONAL Glee 3 THELMA BLAIR Stermer GENERAL Glee 3 HETTIE BRENZ Het ACADEMIC ESTHER BRILE Polly COMMERCIAL Softball 1 JOYCE BROWN Brownie COMMERCIAL - Basketball 1-2-3: Softball 1-2-3: Hockey 2: Bowling 3 EVELYN BUTZ Evie ACADEMIC - Honor Soclety 1-2-3: Choir 1-2-3: Glee 1-3, Vice President 3: Drlll Team 1 Home Room Representative 3 RITA CONNELL COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2: A. A.-Secretary 1: Class Secretary 2-3: The 'lTroIad: Trading: Com- merce, Treasurer 3 IOHANNA COPENHAFER lo COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2-3: Trading: Commerce3 LOIS CROWN Lo COMMERCIAL - Tennis 1-2: Basketball 1-2: Band Librarian 3 ELEANOR DALLI NG Ele COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2: Thrift 1: Radio 3: The Tr'olad: P.H.S. News Representative 3 ANNA RAE De La MONT Frenchie VOCATIONAL Public Speaking 3 GLORIA De LEONARDIS DeIe coiviiviencmi. P.i-i.s. News 3 VIRGINIA DELOPLAINE Ginny VOCATIONAL DOROTHY DENGLER Dot coNiiviERciAi. TROIAD VIRGINIA DETTORE Ginny IUNE GROFF Iurinie ACADEMIC -- Che-er Leader 1: Photography 3: Glee 2 COMMERCIAL Trading? Commerce 3 BERNICE DETTRIGH Diz BETTE A, CRUFF Betts COMMERCIAL Library Club 3: Choir 1-2 goiviMEF:ciIAi.? Handicraft sg Trading: P.H.s. News epresen at ve ROSEMARY DILLIPLANE Rosie B vocA'rioNAL P I' s k' 3 BETTY GUARDIANI ets uhm pea mg VOCATIONAL - Honor 'Society 1-2-3: Thrift 1-3: Photography 2: Library Staff, Club 2-3 IUNE EGOLF junie COMMERCIAL - Library Staff, Club 1-3: Honor So- H H Clely 1A2-3: Trading Dot COMMERCIAL - Handicraft 3: Trading: P.H.S. News MARY EPPEHIMER Epp Re 'm ta 'e 3 GENERAL Basketball 1-2: Band 1-2-3 ANE LOUISE HAMILTON Janie 4-Betsu LOMMERCIAL The Troiad: Trading VOCATIONAL Public Speaking 3 ELEANOR C. HARLEY Harley HELEN FENSTERMACHER Fat COMMERCIAL Trading: Commmes COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 2: Trading, Secre- tary: Commerce 3: The Troiad THEL MILDRED FISHER Maine C0MMERc'A T'a i gic m3 COIVILMEDRAEIATL -1I-Sonor Society 1-2: P.H.S. News ciifb'1.2f'BaEE2FLii'51i3 SZ22Z'aiI'iI3.' a'y SM' DOROTHY HARP MDOT COMMERCIAL IOSEPHINE FLIGKINGER lo ACADEMIC - Thrift 1.2-sg oiee 1: The Troiad: PHYLLIS IUNE HARTENSTINE Phyl Art 1-2, Vice President 2: Square Dance 3 gogMr'ERc'q-LE TADHIK Team 2: Trading: commerce : p mx: e oons one THERESA FORKE Terry VOCATIONAL Photography 2-3 AGNES HASSELHAN Girlie COMMERCIAL - Trading: Commerce 3: Honor So- ANNETTE FRIEDMAN Nets my I SOMMERCLAL - Honor Society 1-2-3: Trading: ommerce OSEPHINE HERBST jo LCADEMIC Radio 3: Dramatic 2 LORETTA GALLOWAY Ret COMMERCIAL Orchestra 2: Band 1-2-3 , ' IOYCE HERRLINGER Shorty' .il-eau S'2'IXI:LVI5:RggatLaIFl-Easketball 1-2-3: Trading: Com- COMMERCIAL -- Honor Society 1-2-3: Glee 2-3: Choir 3: Attendance Office 3 MARY GIANGIACOMO COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2: Trading: Pho- MARIE HIPPLE Ucinn COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2-3 f0Qraphy 3: P.H.S. News Representative 3 BEATRIGE GILBERT COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2: Photography 1- ..Hip-, 1 Glee 1-2-37 Choir 1-2-3: Trading --Bean MARION HOFFECKER Skeeter VOCATIONAL Glee 1-2: Square Dance 3 2: Glee 1-2-3: Choir 3: P.H.S. News Representative 3 MARY GILBERT COMMERCIAL Choir MARION HOPPLE COMMERCIAL - Trading: Library Staff, Sports Book 1-2-3 -tsandyn 1: Photography 3 Club 1-2-3: TRGIAD E SHIRLEY L, HORWITZ ShirI ACADEMIC - Library Staff 1: Thrift 1-2: Dramatic 1: Public Speaking 3 ELEANOR IANE HOUSTON El VOCATIONAL - Honor Society 3: The Troiad: Drill Team 1: P.H.S. News 3 THELMA HUBER Dolly ACADEMIC - Art 1-2: P.H.S. News 1: Library Staff, Club 1-2-3: Thrift 1-2-3: Cheer Drill Team 1: Honor Society 3: stone IOYCE HUNSBERGER Leading 1: Choir 3: Sphinx: The Moon- Mio-- COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 2: Trading, Secretary: Commerce, Secretary 3: P.H.S. News Representative 3 BETTY IRICK Bets GENERAL - Glee 1-3: Photography 2: Library Staff, Club 2: Choir 1-3 MIRIAM IRICK Minnie VOCATIONAL Glee 1: Choir 1: Photography 1 CLARA IACOB CIarabeau ACADEMIC Band 1-2-3: Orchestra 1-2 KATHLEEN IENKINS Kitten VOCATIONAL ANNA MAE KALIS Shorty VOCATIONAL Glee 2-3 EVELYN KAPPENSTINE 'iEvie VOCATIONAL Glee 3 BETTY LOUISE KECK Betsy COMMERCIAL - Glee1-2-3: Choir 2-3: Library Staff, Club 1-2-3: Trading: The Troiad: Sports Book 1-2-3 MILLIE KEEHN GENERAL - Basketball 2: V0 Bowling 3: Art 3: Track 2 I-M.II-v I lleyball 1-2: Softball 2: GENEVA KELLER Gea ACADEMIC - P.H.S. News 1-3: Sphinx: Choir 3: Library Staff, Club 1-2-3 THELMA KELLER Teddy COMMERCIAL IANE KELLY Kel COMMERCIAL LORRAINE KIRBY Shrimp VOCATIONAL KATHRYN KLAUS Kass ACADEMIC P.H.S. News 1-2: Sphinx GLADYS KLINE Sandy ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-3: Choir 2-3: Glee 1-3: Bowling 3 DOROTHY KOVACH Dotty GENERAL GIGS 2-3 ANNA KOVAL Annie COMMERCIAL Orchestra 1: Glee 3: Trading HELEN MAE KOVAL Sonie VOCATIONAL The Troiad: Glee 3 MAY KRUPPENBACH Kruppy COMMERCIAL - Glee 1-2: Choir 1-2: Library Staff, Club 1-2-3 NANCY KURTZ VOCATIONAL ELEANOR LAWLER COMMERCIAL - Library Staff, Cl Choir 2: Basketball 3: Softball 2 MARGARET LeBARON vocATloNAi. MARIE LERNER ACADEMIC GLORIA I. LEVEILLE vocATloNAl. DOROTHY LIGHTCAP coMlvlERclAL MILDRED LONGACRE ..Nan-I ub 1-2-35 Glee 2: it -- Peggy Photography 2-3 .iDOd-- Thrift 1: Glee 2-3 MDOT-- Handicraft 3 VOCATIONAL - Honor Society 1-2: Photography 2-3 ADELINE LONGAKER Ad ACADEMIC - Art 1-2: P.H.S. News 1-2: Library Staff, Club 1-2-3: Honor Society 3: Thrift 1: Drill Team 1: The Troiad: The Moonstone KATHRYN LUDY Kassy GENERAL BETTY LOUISE MAIER Mayor GENERAL - Drill Team 1-2-3: Patrol 2-3: Basket- ball 1: Hockey 1: Baseball 1: The Moonstone TROIAD CHRISTINE MARTIN Chris COMMERCIAL - Basketball 1-2-3: Hockey 1: Soft- ball 1-2: P.H.S. News 'I-2-3: Library Staff, Club 1-2-3 DOROTHY MAUCER Dot ACADEMIC - Orchestra 1 Radio 3 PATRICIA MAUCER VOCATIONAL ROSE MCDEVITT COMMERCIAL EDITH MILLARD ACADEMIC IRENE MILLER ACADEMIC LEANORE MILLER ACADEMIC - Choir 3: Pub stone MARIAN MILLER -2: Drlll Team 1: Patrol 1: Upat-, Photography 3 Mickey Photography 3 Eadie Basketball 3 Rene can 1-2-3 nl-eau llc Speaking 3: The Moon- COMMERCIAL - P.H.S. News Representative 3: Glee 2-3: Tennis 2: Trading: Commerce 3 PEARL MILLER Polly ACADEMIC Photography 2: Public Speaking 3 SALLIE MILLER Shorty VOCATIONAL - Photography 2-3: Secretary 3: Li- brary Staff, Club 2-3: Basketball 1-2-3 ELEANOR IUNE MISSIMER Missimer VOCATIONAL - Honor Society 1-2: Library Staff, Club 2-3: Glee 2: Bowling 3 BERNETTA MOYER Suzy COMMERCIAL - Honor Society I-2-3: Glee 2: Com- merce 3: Tradlng, Sales Manager CHARLOTTE NACENC-AST Charlie COMMERCIAL - The 'I'roiad: Hockey 1-2: Basket- ball 1-2-3: Softball 1-2-3: P.H.S. News 1-2-3: Library Staff, Club 1-2-3: Thrift 3: Trading MARY NEAFCY COMMERCIAL - Basketball 1-2-3: Library Staff, Club3 ELIZABETH NEIMAN Betty ACADEMIC - P.H.S. News 2: Library Club 1-2-3: Li- brary Staff 2-3 IOSEPHINE NEIMAN lo COMMERCIAL Baseball 1: Glee 3 DORIS NEWTON Maisie COMMERCIAL Handicraft 3 MAE NIMMERICHTER COMMERCIAL Glee 1-3: Thrift 1-2-3 CLAIRE LOUISE PAINTER Red ACADEMIC Llbrary Club 3 VERONICA PANOC Penny VOCATIONAL Public Speaking 3 CLADYS PATRICK Pat COMMERCIAL Thrift 1-2-3 IEAN PELZ leannie COMMERCIAL Choir 3: Glee 3: Tradlng IENNIE PENGELLY Sid COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2: Drill Team 1- 2-3: Patrol 2-3: P.H.S. News 1-2: Hockey 1: Basket- ball 1-2-3: Softball 1-2: Bowling 3: Trading: Com- merce 3 DOROTHY POWICK Dot ACADEMIC Band 1-2-3 MARY A. PSOTA Stuff VOCATIONAL - Thrift 1-2-3: Intramural Basketball 1: Public Speaking 3 ELEANOR RACHILD COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 3: Library Staff, Club: Trading: Bowling 3: P.H.S. News Representative Cherrie'I IEAN RADCLIFFE COMMERCIAL Thrift 3 DORIS RAWN Dorrie ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-3: The TroIad: Public Speaking 3: Class Treasurer 1-2-3: Orchestra 1 MARTHA REBERT Motz COMMERCIAL Glee 1-2-3: Trading LOUISE REIFSNEIDER VOCATIONAL Glee 3: Choir 3 ELIZABETH RHOADS 'iLiz VOCATIONAL - Photography 1: Tennis 2: Press 3: Thrift 1-2 TROIAD CHRISTINE RICHARDS Chris COMMERCIAL Glee 1-2-3: Choir 3: Trading HAZEL B. ROOT COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2: Trading: Handi- craft 3 MILDRED LOUISE ROTZ Milly ACADEMIC Library Staff, Club 3 IANE ROYER jamie COMMERCIAL LUCETTA RUTTER Lucy VOCATIONAL Glee 2: Llbrary Staff, Club 3 DORIS I. SCHEIDT COMMERCIAL - Llbrary Staff, Club 1-2-3: Hockey 1-2: Softball: Basketball 1-2-3 MARIE SCHWOYER COMMERCIAL Trading: Handicraft 3 BARBARA SEASHOLTZ Barb COMMERCIAL Glee 1-3: Choir 1-2: Trading EVELYN SEYLER Ev COMMERCIAL NANCY SHEELER ACADEMIC Photography 3 NANCY SHELLY Nan ACADEMIC Glee 3: Choir 3 IRENE SOLTES VOCATIONAL Photography 3 DOROTHY SPARKS Dot COMMERCIAL Trading: Handicraft 3 ELIZABETH STASIN Bette ACADEMIC Photography 3 HELEN STAUFFER Shorty COMMERCIAL Trading: Handicraft 3 DOROTHY STRUNK Dot COMMERCIAL Honor Society 1: Basketball 1-2-3 CLADYS STUART Stuarty ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-3: The Troiad: Dramatic 1: Photography 3: Bowling 3 IEAN STUFFLET Stuff COMMERCIAL FRANCES STUTCONIS Fran ACADEMIC Patrol 1: Glee 3: Choir 1 HELEN THOMAS COMMERCIAL Thrift 3: Library Staff, Club 3 DOROTHY THOMPSON Tommy ACADEMIC Choir 1: Band 1-2-3 FRANCES TISDALE Tis ACADEMIC - P.H.S. News 1-2, Editor 3: The Moon- stone: Photography 2: The Troiad, Co-Editor: Li- brary Staff, Club 2-3, President 3: Honor Society 1-2, President 3: Debating 3: Hockey 1: Basketball 1-2 IUNE TRAYER Red ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-3: '4Th-e Moonstone: A. A. Board 1: Thrlft 1: Choir 3: P.H.S. News 1: Press 3: Tennis 2: Sphinx ELIZABETH VARADY I-Liz-- VOCATIONAL - P.H.S. News 3: Library Staff, Club 3: Honor Society 3 ANNA WABIN Robinl' ACADEMIC - Photography 1: P.H.S. News 1: Press 3: Honor Society 1-2-3: Home Room Repnesentative 1 CERALDINE WADE Gerry COMMERCIAL - Glee 1-2: P.H.S. News 1-2-3: Dra- matlc 1 HAZEL WEBER Haz ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-3: The 4'Trniad, Co- Edltor: Drill Team 1: Twirlers 1-2: Glee 1-2, President 3: The Moonst0ne: Orchestra 1-2: Class Secretary 1 IEAN WEIKEL Chubby VOCATIONAL Glee 1 IANE WEISER Ianie'l COMMERCIAL Glee 1-2-3 LILLIAN WILLIAMS Lil VOCATIONAL Photography 3 EMILY YANOCHA comwiencuu. DOROTHY E. YEAC-LE Dot GENERAL - Honor Society 1-2-3: Drill Team 1-2-3: Glee 1-2-3: Patrol 2-3 CLADYS YOCOM Yocom COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2-3: Trading: Com- merce, President 3 TROIAD SENIOR RECORD DELMAR ALBRIGHT Red VOCATIONAL Football 1 EUGENE ASTHEIMER Gene GENERAL Track 15 Photography 3 IOHN BARNA Babe VOCATIONAL Football 3 BERNARD BAUER L'Buck VOCATIONAL Cooking 3 CHARLES BECHTEL Chas VOCATIONAL Cooking 3 JOHN BECHTEL 'qonnnyr VOCATIONAL FRANK BELLINI Oily VOCATIONAL Stage Crew 1-2-35 Track 2-3 NORMAN H. BIEHL Happy, Herman COMMERCIAL The Moonstone THEODORE BODOLUS Bondey GENERAL Track 2-35 Bowling 3 BERNARD BORATEN Bernie VOCATIONAL EDWIN R. BOSSERT Ed VOCATIONAL HARRY BOYER VOCATIONAL WARREN BROWN ACADEMIC - Track 1-2-35 Football 25 Radio 15 P.H.S. News 1-2-35.Band 2-3: Art 1-25 Intramural Basketball 35 The Trolad5 PIAA Health Relay RICHARD BRUNISH Bruno COM-MERCIAL -- The Moonstone5 P.H.S. N-ews5 Tradlng5 Commercial 35 Patrol 3 EARL l. CASE lack ACADEMIC - Photography 1-35 Tennis 35 Intramural Basketball 1-2-35 Photography, Vice President 3 NICHOLAS CASPER Colonel VOCATIONAL - Honor Society 1-2-35 The Moon- stone B O Y S NELSON CHAPLIN, lr. Chap ACADEMIC - Photography 1-2-35 P.H.S. N-ews, Pho- tographer 25 Public Speaking 35 Choir 15 Home Room Representative 2 ALBERT CIMINO Chesty VOCATIONAL - Football 1-35 Jr. Basketball Man- ager 1 DAVID COLLINS Dave VOCATIONAL IOSEPH CZEINER joe VOCATIONAL Home Room Representative 3 lULlUS DANIELS Danny ACADEMIC - Band 1-25 Football 25 Radio 35 Honor Society 1 WAYNE DEEGAN Pat VOCATIONAL EDGAR DEIHM Peanuts VOCATIONAL OLLIE DIFFENDERFER Deaf VOCATIONAL Track 1-2-3 GEORGE DOZIER ACADEMIC Football 35 Basketball 2-3 EDWARD DROUNZESKI Ace VOCATIONAL - Football 1-2-35 Basketball 1-35 Cook- ing 3 RUSSELL DRUMHELLER vocATioNAl. lOHN DUKE Duminski VOCATIONAL RALPH E. DYER Bill COMMERCIAL - Band 1-3, Secretary, Treasurer 35 Orchestra 2 CHARLES FAVINGER lake VOCATIONAL - Honor Society 15 Football 15 Base- ball 15 Patrol 1-2-35 Basketball 1-2-35 Drill Team 1-2-3 IOHN FERRANTI Irony VOCATIONAL Football 2-35 Track 2-3 TROIAD A IOHN FLEISCH johnr1ie COMMERCIAL - Drlll Team 1-2-37 Patrol 1-2-37 The Moonstone7 P.H.S. News, Advertising Mana er 37 Trading: Commerce 3 ROBERT FOX Bob VOCATIONAL Golf 1.2.3 CHARLES FRECH Chas VOCATIONAL Football 2-3 RAY FREDERICK Moe VOCATIONAL Bowling 3 PAUL FREY Zorro VOCATIONAL MORRIS CAUGER Spike VOCATIONAL WILLIAM GEISINCER Knute COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2-37 Trading, Vice President7 Commerce, Vice President 3 RICHARD GERARD ..Dick,. COMMERCIAL Commerce 3 ROBERT CRIESEMER Bob VOCATIONAL Band 1-2-3 LESTER CROFF Less VOCATIONAL ANASTASIO V. CUERRERO Tachy VOCATIONAL Golf 1-2-37 Radio 1 WILLIAM HART Bill VOCATIONAL -- Drill Team 1-2-37 Patrol 1-2-37 Stage Crew 37 Baseball 1-2-37 Football 1-2-37 A. A. Board, President 37 Sphinx DAVID HARTLINE Dutch ACADEMIC Swimming 37 Radlo 3 ROBERT HIMES Duckie VOCATIONAL KENNETH HINES Kenny ACADEMIC - Band 1-2-3, President 37 Orchestra 1-2- 37 Dance Band 1-2-37 Track 1-2-37 Basketball 1-2-3 PETER HISH VOCATIONAL LAWRENCE HOBBS vocATloNAi. CHARLES HOFFMAN vocATioNAI. GEORGE HOFFMAN VOCATIONAL Pete', Larney Bowling 3 Chas ANDREW HOLOKA Big Andy VOCATIONAL Baseball 1-2-37 Basketball 1 IOHN P. HOSPADOR VOCATIONAL - Basketball 1-2-37 Vlce Pnesident 2-37 Baseball 3 lake MORRIS HOUCK VOCATIONAL CALVIN HUGHES George, COMMERCIAL EDMUND HUMS Ed COMMERCIAL Golf 2-37 Square Dance 3 GEORGE R. IOHNSON, ir. Doc ACADEMIC - Photography 1-27 Radio 1-27 Dramatic 1-27 Choir 1-2-37 Cooking 3 EARL KEISER Duke ACADEMIC - Golf 2-37 Public Speaking 37 The Moonstone IOSEPH KENDALL joe ACADEMIC Drill Team 1-27 Patrol 1-2 NORMAN KLASE Norm COMMERCIAL Band 2-37 The Troiad CHARLES KLINK Charlie COMMERCIAL - Intramural Basketball7 Tradlng7 Cooking 3 ROBERT KNAUER Chump COMMERCIAL Football 3 RAYMOND KOHLER Ray COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2-37 The Tr'oIad7 Trading, President: Commerce, Secretary 3 ROYAL KOHLER Roy VOCATIONAL - Honor Society 2-37 The Troiad HAROLD LACHMAN Lock COMMERCIAL - Asst. Football Manager 17 J. V. Foot- ball 27 Debating 3 BENIAMIN LaPISH Frankie VOCATIONAL 42 Club 3 NORMAN LEBLANC Leb VOCATIONAL The Moonstone WILLIAM LEINBACH Woody GENERAL Photography 37 The Moonstone CLIFFORD LEVENCOOD Cliff, Crow VOCATIONAL Honor Society 1-2-3 TBOIAD PAUL LINTON Moon VOCATIONAL Drill Team 3 FRANCIS LLEWELLYN Slugger VOCATIONAL Football 1 LEWIS MACK Veronica Lou, Lern VOCATIONAL Football 1-27 Bowling 3 ROBERT MAUGER Patsy VOCATIONAL - Baseball 1-2-37 Home Room Repre- sentative 3 KENNETH MAXWELL Ken VOCATIONAL WILLIAM MCCANN Bill COMMERCIAL - Patrol 1-2-37 Basketball 1-2-37 Drill Team 1-2-3 IOHN MICKLETZ Mick VOCATIONAL D. MURDOCK MILLER Murt ACADEMIC - Band 1-2-37 Photography 1-2-37 The Troiad7 P.H.S. News, Photographer 2-3 DONALD H. MILLER Don VOCATIONAL ROBERT E. MILLER Bob COMMERCIAL - Track 17 Drill Team 2-37 Patrol 2- 37 Dramatic 17 Trading KENNETH W. MOYER Kenny VOCATIONAL RICHARD MOYER VOCATIONAL - Baseball 1-27 Drill trol 1-2-37 Stage Crew 1-2-3 THOMAS NEAFCY VOCATIONAL. EDMUND O'CONNOR vocA'rloNAl. EUGENE ORLANDO VOCATIONAL Photography 1- DAVID OXENFORD VOCATIONAL ALFRED PANFILE VOCATIONAL - Football 2-37 Ba Room Representative 3 THOMAS PANFILE vocA'rloNA1. 2 s Dick Team 1-2-37 Pa- Red Yankee -37 The Troiad ..DaVe-I IIAII, eball 2-37 Home ltlvloen ANDRE PASCHEDAC GENERAL MICHAEL PASTELAK Mike' VOCATIONAL - Band 1-2-37 Orchestra 1-27 Swing Band 37 Baseball, Manager 1 IRVIN PEIFFER ulim' ACADEMIC ARTHUR PERONI Art' VOCATIONAL Football 1-2-37 Basketball 1 HERBERT PHILLIPS Herb' ACADEMIC - Choir 17 Honor Society 2-37 Debating 37 Public Speaking 37 The Moonstone ROBERT POMPONIO Buff VOCATIONAL IOSEPH I, POWELL Roundy' VOCATIONAL - Swimming 1-2-37 Baseball, Man ager 2 HENRY PYOTT VOCATIONAL ROBERT RAUC-H, lr. Bob' GENERAL - Patrol 17 P.H.S. News 1-27 Tennis 1-2 37 Drill Team 17 Art 1 FRANKLIN REESE Pee Wee' VOCATIONAL MAURICE REYNOLDS Doc' COMMERCIAL - Intramural Basketball 1-27 Trading Commerce 3 HAROLD RICKERT Smokey' ACADEMIC Photography 37 Bowlin 3 PAUL H. REIGNER Pete' VOCATIONAL Football 27 Slide Rule 2 IOSEPH RIVLIN loe' ACADEMIC Public Speaking 3 MANUEL RIVLIN Manny' ACADEMIC Public Speaking 3 GRANT ROHRBACH Snooks' GENERAL - Band 1-2-37 Photography 2-37 Choir 1-2 Track 27 Football 2 FRANK ROSENBERRY, lr. Red' ACADEMIC - Drill Team 1-27 P.H.S. News 1-27 Pa trol 1-2-37 Football 27 Band 37 Sphinx JOSEPH ROSS aloe. VOCATIONAL - Football 1-2-37 Swimming 1-2-3 Track 1-37 Baseball 17 Patrol 2-32 Drill Team 2-3 TBOIAD e GERALD RUSSELL llcerryv. ACADEMIC -- Patrol 1: Drill Team 1: Band 2-3: Press 2: J. V. Basketball 1: Sphinx: The Moonstone RICHARD SAYLOR Dick ACADEMIC Band 1: Public Speaking 3: Sphinx KENNETH SCHAEFFER 'iKenny COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2-3: Baseball 2: P.H.S. News, General Manager 3: Trading, Sales Manager IAMES SCHEETZ lim VOCATIONAL Basketball, Manager 1-2-3 ARTHUR SCHEFFLER Slim VOCATIONAL IOHN l. SCHNECK Yot VOCATIONAL Honor Society 'I DAVID SEAVERS Bud VOCATIONAL CHRISTOPHER SEVAST Christy VOCATIONAL ALAN SHANER Seal VOCATIONAL FRANKLIN A. SHANER VOCATIONAL MICHAEL SISAK Mike VOCATIONAL Bowling 3 SAMUEL SKEAN Sam VOCATIONAL Thrift 1-2-3 EDWARD SMITH Eddie ACADEMIC - Drill Team 1-2-3: Class President 1- 2-3: Square Dance 3 IOHN E.SMTTH USmHwH GENERAL Art 2-3: Band 2-3 WALTER SPAAR Walt COMMERCIAL -- Trading, President: Commerce, Vice President 3: P.H.S. News Representative 3 PAUL SPENCER Spence vocATloNAl. Band 1: Bowling 3 NORMAN STETLER Butch COMMERCIAL - Commerce 3: Trading: P.H.S. News Representative 3 RAYMOND STICHTER Ray COMMERCIAL ROBERT STOUDT Bob VOCATIONAL EARL H. STROUSE, lr, Sl'rouse COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 1-2: Trading: Horne Room Representative 2 GERALD SWAVELY jerry COMMERCIAL - Drill Team 1-2-3: Patrol 1-2-3: Sphinx: P.H.S. News 1-2: A. A. Board, Treasurer 2-3: The Moonston-e: Baseball, HOMER SWEISFORD Manager 1-2: Choir 1-2 COMMERCIAL - Football 1-2-3: Basketball 1: Drill Team 1-2-3: Patrol 1-2-3: Trading: Track 1: A. A. Board 3 PHILLIP THEES vocATloNAl. IOHN VAN RIPER vocATloNAl. DON WATERS nphiln Football 1: Golf 1 Bones GENERAL - Patrol 1-3: Library Staff, Club 2: Art 2: Square Dance 3: Drill Team LUTHER WEAVER 1-3: P.H.S. News 1 Big Buck VOCATIONAL Football 1: Baseball 1 HARRY WEIDENSAUL Sickle COMMERCIAL EARL WEIKEL Dopey VOCATIONAL Basketball 1: Track 1-2-3 NORMAN WERNER VOCATIONAL - Honor Soci Band 3 RICHARD WIEN Mad Draftsman ety 2-3: Band 2-3: Dance Rich VOCATIONAL WILLIAM WILL Boob VOCATIONAL ROBERT WOLCOTT Bob ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1: Radio 1-2: Band 2-3 KENNETH WORRALL VOCATIONAL ALFRED WRIGHT Reds VOCATIONAL loHN A YERGEY ACADEMIC - Sphinx: Dram 'iBig john atic 1: Track, Manager 1: Golf 2: Tennis 3: Slide Rule 3: Band 1: Public Speaking 3: Swimming 1-2-3. CHARLES YOCUM VOCATIONAL IOHN I. YONKOVITC ACADEMIC Chuck H,lt uYonkU Football 1-2-3: Art 1-2-3 TRGIAD as CLASS HISTORY RDERS were issued for the transfer of three hundred sixty students from their training field on North Franklin Street to a base for higher learning, to go into effect September, 1939. Almost all of the original three hundred sixty reported for active duty at high school for a period of three years. For the first year of service, Edward Smith was elected as President to captain the company, with Kenneth Hines as its Vice President and Hazel Weber and Doris Rawn as Secretary and Treasurer, respectively. The next two years, Smith continued as first in student command and jake Hospador was chosen as Vice President. Doris Rawn continued as Treasurer, while Rita Connell took over as Secretary. Each officer successfully executed his designated duties and pro- moted all activities in the interest of the school. During the first two years, this class sponsored several successful roller skating parties and participated in all school dances. Carrying out their orders for the com- plete three-year period of training were but two hundred eighty-eight of the company. The remainder were found to have deserted at earlier periods. Due to an epidemic of infantile paraly- sis, the fall opening of camp the last year was delayed until the last week of Septem- ber, This last year of training in educa- tional tactics was one involving many changes in command and also many forms of social activity. It was December of l94l that our country became entangled in the second World War. Besides the venture- some lads who enlisted in Uncle Sam's fighting forces, there were quite a few differences in school life. Air-raid drills became a frequent part of the program and first-aid classes were formed in preparation for the coming emergency. Various changes in the coaching of our athletic teams were brought about. Mr. Heber T. Meyers was inducted as head football coach and Mr. Morrell C-rigg as his assistant. Although Mr. Irvin L. Keener had very ably led the basketball teams for several years, he turned over his position to Mr. Edward Y. Good of P.j.H.S. fame. Turning to the art of drama, the class pre- sented for its Senior class play a mystery melodrama, The Moonstone, which had a very successful run of three performances, having been excellently directed by Miss K. Arline Hartman and Miss Mildred Christ- man. The usual Senior class trip to Washing- ton, D. C., was conducted on june 3, 4, and 55 but due to the great increase in popula- tion in Washington, the annual trip of the Drill Teams and Band was canceled. How- ever, on a much smaller scale, a competitive meeting of several neighboring Drill Teams was held here in Pottstown. As the end of our term drew near, Class Night provided a thoroughly enjoyable eve- ning and we were all deeply moved by the Baccalaureate Services. Socially, the junior class honored us with a most delightful junior Prom and our Com- mencement Dance was a great success. Most enjoyable was our first year at the Alumni Dance, ending our final year at Pottstown Senior High School. Now that we have fulfilled our three years of activity, we look forward to our first Reunion Dinner and Alumni Dance in I947. We sincerely hope that every mem- ber of our class will be present. TRQIAD SENIOR IDIGSYNCRASIES Prettiest Hair ADELINE LONGAKER L ROBERT RAUGH Pretfiest Eyes DORIS RAWN EUGENE ASTHEIMER Prettiest Smile THELMA HUBER JOSEPH POWELL Most Popular HELENCLARE BARNETT WILLIAM HART Heart Crushers ELIZABETH VARADY NICHOLAS CASPER TROIZ-XD Most Easygoing DOROTHY POWICK JOE KENDALL Did the Most for the School FRANCES TISDALE EDWARD SMITH Did the School for the Most HELEN KOVAL RICHARD SAYLOR Most Industrious HELEN BERRIKER ROYAL KOHLER Handiest ELEANOR HARLEY DICK MOYER SENIOR IDIOSYNCRASIES Wildest BETTE STASIN JOHN YERGEY Most Talkative NIILDRED ROTZ HAROLD LACHMAN Best Dressed ANN JANE CASE EARL KEISER Best Musicians LEATRICE GESCHWIND KENNY HINES Best Gigglers AGNES HASSELHAN JOHN SCHNECK TRCDIAD Biggest Prevaricators MILDRED FISHER ROBERT KNAUER Best Dancers DOROTHY THOMPSON FRANK ROSENBERRY Biggest Flirts JUNE TRAYER ROBERT MILLER Wittiest KATHRYN KLAUS JOHN SMITH Best Athletes JOYCE BROWN ARTHUR PERONI GLASS PROPI-IEGY Pottstown, 1952 HILE cruising over the eastern part of Pennsylvania in the year l952, in a small army pursuit plane, we looked through our high-powered binoculars to find that we were approaching, from the southeast, the town of Pottstown, where we spent our school days and made our early friendships. The first object to come in focus of our glasses is jacobs Aircraft Engine plant. There we see several men working in the shipping department and recognize them as Raymond Kohler, head shipping clerk, and Kenneth Moyer, Norman Stetler, john Bechtel, Charles Frech, and Nicholas Casper. Looking inside we see the General Manager - no other than Earl Keiser. His private secretary is jean Pelz. Richard Saylor, Gerald Swavely, and Dick Brunish are in the accounting department, while Betty Keck, Gladys Patrick, jennie Pengelly, and Dorothy Lightcap are stenographers. Working as filing clerks are Dorothy Dengler, Mae Kruppenbach, and Emily Yanocha. Morris Reynolds is the purchasing agentg Charles Hoffman is his assistant. Stenographers in the purchasing department are Marie Hipple, Clara jacob, and Nancy Kurtz. Eugene Astheimer, as personnel manager, is interviewing Anna Capaldi, Mary Capp, and Mildred Rotz, who are applying for jobs as inspectors, Frances Stutconis and Virginia Dettore, nurses at the plant, are checking their files concerning data of the work- men's health. Looking down the assembly line we see the following machinists: john Duke, Clifford Levengood, Paul Frey, Franklin Reese, and foreman john Bechtel. Next we circle the airfield and see several of the aviators who have just landed from a cross-country flight by an armada of gyroscopes. Among the aviators are Marian Hoffecker, William McCann, Peter Hish, Dorothy Pow- ick, Thomas Panfile, Frank Bellini, joseph Kendall, and Oliver Diffenderfer. Richard Moyer, Robert Wolcott, Warren Brown, and Robert Himes are ser- vicing the planes as David Hartline and Francis Llewellyn are gathering data from the flyers to be used in perfecting their latest inventions. Flying westward, we approach the Doehler Die Casting plant. The president is Herbert Phillips, his private secretary is Gladys Kline. Many members of the Class of l42 are employed in the offices of the company, Some of them are Evelyn Seyler, Kathryn Ludy, Veronica Panoc, and Dorothy Hall, clerks, Doris Scheidt and Walter Spaar, comptometer operators, Bar- bara Seasholtz, Mary Neafcy, and Eleanor Lawler, stenographers, and johan- na Copenhafer, receptionist. Working as draftsmen are Earl Case, Raymond Frederick, the Rivlin Twins, Norman Werner, and Christopher Sevast. The machinists, working under the direction of Bill Hart, are Edwin Bossert, Maurice Gauger, Alfred Wright, and john Ferranti. Bernard Boraten, Thomas Neafcy, and Robert Pomponio are diecasters. Engineers Harold Rickert, john Smith, Robert Griesemer, and john Van Riper are also employed here. As we circle above the plant for a last look we notice joe Czeiner and Charles Bechtel driving away in one of Doehler's trucks, which had been loaded by Delmar Albright, Russell Drumheller, and Robert Stoudt, under the direction of David Collins. Coming down the main street we see several beauty shops operated by Esther Brile, Lillian Williams, Dorothy Kovach, Kathleen jenkins, and Rose- mary Dilliplane, josephine Flickinger is getting a blonde rinse and Christine Martin is having her nails manicured by josephine Neiman. Proceeding down High Street we see a dress shop operated by june Trayer. Her dresses are designed exclusively by jean Stufflet. Two of her buyers are Pearl Miller and Theresa Forke. Behind the stenographer's desk is joyce Hunsberger. Career girls Betty Maier and Gladys Yocom are busy trying on dresses. The next sign to attract our attention is that of the Herbst drugstore, owned by josephine Herbst. Two customers are Don Waters and Nancy Sheeler who are buying vitamin pills from salesgirl Helen Stauffer. Bob Knauer is behind the counter, mixing sodas. Waitresses Mildred Longacre and Mary Psota are serving lunch to Theodore Bodolus, Ann jane Case, Art Peroni, Leatrice Geschwind, and Charles Klink. While we are looking in, Earl Strouse delivers some mail. Sam Skean and Anna Wabin are filling drug prescriptions. Next we see that the Strand Theatre is still operating, it is now under the management of Norman Leblang. The cashier is Helen Besherwor. The feature picture is starring Adeline Longaker and Gerald Russell. Between shows Louise Reifsneider sings, accompanied by Leanore Miller. We see that travel films have been photographed by Murdock Miller. They are an account of the travels of Frances Tisdale through Australia, described by Harold Lachman. The fashion movie includes models Elizabeth Rhoads, Phyllis Har- tenstine, Annette Friedman, and Bernice Dettrich, photographed by Eugene Orlando, and the film is narrated by Helenclare Barnett. The sports film tells of a New York Yankee baseball victory through the efforts of Andy Holoka. ln one of the close-ups of the crowd attending the game on Ladies' Day we see Beatrice Gilbert, Bernetta Moyer, and Helen Fenstermacher. Other celebrities in The Sportlight film are Michael Sis- ak, George Dozier, Lewis Mack, joyce Brown, joseph Powell, and Phillip Thees. Louise Beekley is the sports announcer. At the movie are the former Nancy Shelly, Lorraine Kirby, Dorothy Harp, and Dorothy Mauger, taking a holiday from their household duties. Flying over Charlotte Street, we notice a new store in the decorating business. Working there are john Yonkovitch, jean Weikel, Geneva Keller, and Royal Kohler. After we turn down King Street and approach City Hall, we find Edward Smith practicing law in his office, we recognize his stenogra- phers - Betty Gruff and Mary Giangiacomo. john Fleisch is the Burgess. We see police officers joseph Ross, Harry Boyer, and Kenneth Maxwell con- ferring with desk sergeant Paul Linton. Next we peer into the Bell Telephone office to find jean Radcliffe and Hazel Root in charge. Bernard Bauer is the office manager. The operators are Eleanor Rachild, Patricia Mauger, Betty Guardiani, Anna Mae Kalis, Helen Koval, Virginia Deloplaine, Irene Soltes, and Anna Bicer. Worlcing on the service trucks are Franklin Shaner, Alan Shaner, Donald Miller, and Edgar Deihm. As we fly up Penn Street we see firemen Morris Houck and Eugene G'Conner sitting in front of the firehouse across from the high school where Albert Cimino is the principal, Betty Stasin is the school secretary, and David Seavers heads the vocational school. Among the teachers in the various de- partments are lrvin Peiffer, chemistry, Thelma Huber, modern language, Rita Connell, commercial, Claire Painter and Elizabeth Varady, home economics, Gloria Colasanti, music instructor, and Alfred Panfile, athletic coach. The assembly guests, who will hold panel discussions, are Kathryn Klaus, Thelma Blair, Robert Raugh, Robert Fox, and Millie Keehn. Norman Klase is taking notes for his paper. Going out Charlotte Street to the Pottstown Hospital we find june Groff, Thelma Harner, and Marian Miller acting as secretaries. Thelma Keller, Eleanor Harley, and Lucetta Rutter are obtaining information for their welfare work. The doctors are julius Daniels, Nelson Chaplin, Edith Millard, and George johnson. They are assisted by Doris Rawn and Hettie Brenz who are now technicians. A newcomer to the medical staff is Eleanor Houston. The nurses are jane Weiser, Betty Neiman, Mary Ellen Eppeheimer, Anna Rae DeLaMont, Betty Fagley, Evelyn Kappenstine, Peggy LeBaron, Gloria Leveille, Irene Miller, Dorothy Yeagle, Helen Berriker, Shirley Horwitz, Marie Lerner, and Helen Thomas. Rafeal Calvario is the dietitian. As we are leaving, we see two medical missionaries who we recognize as the lrick twins. We hear news of a number of service men and women leaving at the railroad station and rush to see them. Edmund Hums, William Leinbach, Paul Reigner, james Sheetz, Edward Drounzeski, Paul Spencer, john Yergey, john Barna, john Hospadcr, Harry Weidensaul, Arthur Scheffler, Richard Wien, Dorothy Thompson, and Agnes Hasselhan are among those leaving to serve. Richard Gerard, the Secretary of the Navy, is being interviewed by Char- lotte Nagengast. We see them being photographed by Sallie Miller. Anxious to see who comprise the newspaper staffs we soar over the i'Mercury and see Benjamin LaPish, Robert Mauger, and Wayne Deegan setting up headlines. Ad takers Eleanor Dalling, Dorothy Strunk, and Cal- vin Hughes are busy working for advertising manager Norman Biehl. Gladys Stuart, William Will, and Mildred Fisher are editors of the various depart- ments, and Robert Miller handles the job-printing accounts. Geraldine Wade, Homer Sweisford, Eleanor Missimer, Ralph Dyer, and Dorothy Sparks are reporters. Bertha Arndt, Anna Koval, and Mae Nimmerichter are reading the latest issue. As they turn to the society page we can see, through our high-powered binoculars, a feature about that famous hostess - Hazel Weber. At the rear of the Mercury we find Lawrence Hobbs and john Mickletz discussing their newspaper-distribution problems. Approaching Sunnybrook, huge advertisements telling about Grant Rohrbach's dance band, which is playing that night, are visible. The coming bands are Kenny Hines' and Michael Pastelak's. Doris Newton, Martha Rebert, and Christine Richards are checking coats. On the stage we notice that the star attractions of Grant's band are: David Oxenford, playing the electric guitar, Frank Rosenberry, playing the drums, and Anastasio Guerrero, singing songs in Spanish. Charles Favinger, Cecelia Antonio, Lester Groff, Evelyn Butz, Kenneth Schaeffer, and jane Hamilton are among the dancers. joyce Herrlinger, Lois Crown, and john Schneck are serving cokes and hot dogs to Luther Weaver, Gloria Deleonardis, Earl Weikel, Raymond Stichter, and jane Royer. With the coming of dusk we decide to bring our tour of Pottstown to an end and we fly off with pleasant memories of our former classmates. NATIO NAI.. HONOR IL WEEMF I EEVWS H Oil? 45 '3 R 361415127 .I-. 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