Pottstown High School - Troiad Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1943 volume:

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L ,,,.m...4f, 1 fb'- ,,,,L,,..,.v,, , ,X V,,, , ,XV G-G I x., M, f., ' NL-mv -L,.M-,, Ms W fill' iyxw SUPPLY BASE ,M ,,,.f..1f' A,,.L.,:.. 3411? .1.,,, 'f'g1a1 .LW.7.-... , ml, +-1-T , W -mi 41 FCDREWQRD We, the Class ot 1943, like the United States Navy, sail out upon Graduation to defend the ideals ot Ameri- can democ- In ojj gt O .tg OIJQUVSRS OWS Cm Occotl gots xwxtx G T du . QQ N1 KQV- IQ' flng thi QXNQ ffffaf fame 'A' 1 1 Y DEDICATICN 'A' We, the class of l943, gratefully dedicate this volume of the Troiad to those members of the class of nineteen hundred forty-three who are serving in the armed forces. owl H16 ARY Jo IBBI 'W PEM . 'fi-, '17 5- 4 1 '55 Q 9-5 ku oc- QQ 6 'rx Ek-Q' 1 fr A I I oi Q , ,M? ' Rs N 5- A f . A.. E Z 5 - 47 'e.. ' x C CQMMANDER ADMINISTRATORS FACULTY BOARD OF EDUCATION S DR. F. M. HAISTON Superintendent MR. S, I. DAVENPORT Vice Principal A MR. H. L. SMITH Principal Mr. W. O. CRESSMAN Vocational Director J FACULTY First Huw-Mr. A. R. Paul, Mr. C. C. Yocom, Nlr. K. Schumacher, Nir. H. Wilson, Nlr. G. D. Levengood, IVlr'. W. Sensenig. Second Row-Mr. A. E. Emery, IVIF. H. B. Rohn, Mr. G. Hughes, IVIr. G. Kjellman, Mr. E. R, Strange. FACULTY Fi1'stRow4Mr. J. G. Rickards, Mr. W. H. Dillman, Mr. G. Turner, Mr. R. Borneman, Mr. B. P. Scanlin, Nlr. J. Kalwaic. Sevond Row-Mr. W. O. Smith, Mr. H. I. Stauffer, Mr. J. R. VonDrach, Mr. M. E. Borneman, Mr. 5. W. Ettelson, Mr. R. E. Kiinger, Mr. E. Good. x 1 i W FACU LTY First. Huw-Miss A. E. Hutt, Miss M. L. Altenderfer, Miss M. H. Christman, Mrs. E. G. Walz, Miss D. O Yohn, Mrs. E. Williams. Second Huw--Miss K, A. Hartman, Mrs. E. Burchfield, Miss M. V. Ludwig, Mrs. E. Stauffer, Miss A. l Klink. BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. E. Wells, Jr., Mr. R. Holloway, Mr. L. E. Orgill, Mr. E. E. Saylor, Mr. l. L. Johnson, Mr. L. Hiltwine, Mr. R. Reifsneider, Dr. F. M. Haiston, Mr. W. McCabe. ENSICNS WAVES SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS SAILCRS JANE ANCONA Jinx ACAD EM IC--Art, Secretary IESSIE V. BAKER ACADEMIC-Library Staff 1-25 P. H. S. News 15 Glee 3: Twirlers 1 ALICE IOYCE, BECI-ITEL Bake COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 2-3, Choir 2-35 Glee 1-2-35 The Troiad' r LOLA BERRIKER COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 35 Commerce 3 ANCELI NE BONC-ARZONE Ange ACADEMIC-P. H. S. News 25 Art 35 Booster 3 BET-I'Y BU RKEY Bett HOME ECONOMICS-Honor Society 1-25 The Troiad SENIORS I , WV , xi iw fi X f ! , W FLORENCE BAKER Skeets COM M ERCIAL-Commerce 3 MARION BARTCI-IAK Bar-chy COMMERCIAL-Library Club 25 Bowling 25 The Troiad 5 Commerce 3 VIRGINIA BERCER Ginny COM MERCIAL.-Booster Club 1 ELIZABETH T. BOLOCNESE uBettyu HOME ECONOMICS-Honor Society 1-25 Glee 1-2-35 Choir 2-35 Thrift 1-2-3 VIRGINIA BRUNST Ginny COMMERCIAL-Drill Team 2-35 Patrol 2-3 DORIS CRATER 'fnoiw ACADEMIC-Bowling 2 1 li T i -' i IVIURI EL CROSBY ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-33 Basketball 1-2-33 Softball 1: Drama- tic Club 1g Art 2-39 A. A. Board 33 The Troiad LEATRICE DAMES Lee HOME ECONOMICS - Drill Team 2-33 Patrol 2-3: Glee 2: Choir 25 The Troiad BETTY M. DAVIDHEISER Bettsy HOM E ECONOMICS-Thrift 3 E. IEAN DeTURCK ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-33 Glee 15 Library Club 3: Dramatic Club 15 The Troiad PHYLLIS DORE Phil HOME ECONOMICS-Public Speaking 2 CENEVI EVE A. ECKER Genny ACADEMIC A SENIORS fs' ' s, - we f,. 0 ,,, 14: . , f-- f I 1 ,, , it fa iff..-if , Q X f xy f f f 7 if M W fm W, f4Qlk Y S vu J f e . ANCELI NE CURCI-IOE Ange ACADEMIC-Glee 15 Art 1-2: Thrift 1-2 ANNA DAVIDHEISER Tussy COMMERCIAL IUNE DeLaMONT Reebie HOME ECONOMICS LUCILLE DILLI PLANE -'ce-cef' COMMERCIAL SARAH IANE DUNLAP '-sally' HOME ECONOMICS-Honor Society 1-29 Drill Team 1-2-33 Glee 1: Patrol 2-3 VIRGINIA EC-OLF Ginny ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-3: Basketball 25 P. H. S. News 1-2-33 Class Vice-President 1: Public Speaking ZQ The Troiad g Sphinx IEANNE EVANS coivi lvl ERCIAI.-Booster 3 DORIS FACLEY Small Fry COIVIIVIERCIAL-Art 1-2 BETTY EECELY Users COIVIIVIERCIAL-Drill Team 25 Hon- or Society 15 Art 35 Thrift 15 Patrol 25 The Troiad ISABEL FILLIVIEN IKISYY COIVIIVIERCIAL-Commerce 3 MARY FOCHT ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-35 F. H. S. News 1-2-35 Sphinx, Secre- tar'y5 Booster 35 The Troiad 5 Bowl- ing 25 Art, President 35 Basketball 2-3 LARUE FRECH Punchy COMMERCIAL-Drill Team 2-35 Patrol 2-35 Commerce 3 SENICDRS W ,mm CERTRUDE EVERINCI-IAIVI Gertie HOIVI E ECONOM ICS-Basketball 1 ELIZABETH FECAK Betty COM NIERCIAL-Honor Society 1-2 Library Club 1-3 IEAN FILLIVIAN Freddy GENERAL-Thrift 2, Library Club IEANNETTE FINE iislennyu COIVINIERCIAL-Library Club, Staff 1-2-3 BEI I Y FOX Betts COIVIIVIERCIAL-Drill Team 2-35 Patrol 2-35 Commerce 3 W 51 I' IVIARY IANE FULIVIER M' , '7 'flviouyfi 1 , 5 A , COMMERCIAL-Library staff, ' f 5, club 1-2-3 5 , ., 3 I 1 I l 1 ' - i 1 I 1 GAYLE GALLOWAY MAYBELLA GALLOWAY ACADEMIC - P. H. s. News 1-23 'V'ab'e Aff 39 Booster 3F Bowling 2F ACADEMIC-Art 2-39 Bowling 2, Basketball 2 Booster 3 E i 1 f ,. yy! MARVIS GARNER 1 f f GERALDINE QERHART 1 ,- 1 A coMiv1ERciAL- Honor Society 1-23 , Mr , I '-WNY Commerce 3 1 ACADEMIC-Art 2-35 Library Club A -U, , ,f f , - f ff I ' f I ' 1 'I , Z LEY FLORENCE GIANGIACOMO 1 ,f M -L'CF'HIiSOUR I if A ,R f ,W f f I COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 13 7 , ' 35 ' 4 - . - Glee 1-2-33 Choir 37 The Troiad , X 71 COMMERCIAL Honor Society 1 2 g , if Q Commerce 3 'V f, j RUTH C-RATER -ierateii IVIARIAN CRAVES ACADEMIC-Honor Society 35 The Haraveyn Troiad g Dramatic Club 1: Tennis 1 ACADEMIC - Public Speaking 25 Public Speaking 27 Bowling 25 Art Treasurer 3 THELMA C-RESH ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-3: Public Speaking 35 The Troiad, Editory New Fires If .f 6 X if an X MARY LOUISE HIC-H If J 1 f Lou ' 5 ' f Home Eoomoiviics Z , I , Ml Library Club 3: Honor Society 1 JUSTINE 1. HESS Jusie HOME ECONOMICS-Honor Society 1-2 NANETTA l-llNKEl. llsisfi COMMERCIAL ARLINE I-IOEF ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-35 Glee 2-35 The Troiad LUCILLE IACKSON Lucy ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Glee 1-25 Choir 2-35 Swing Band 35 P. H. S. News 35 Public Speaking 3 MARIE KAAS DolIie HOME ECONOMICS BARBARA I. KEIM Bobbie ACADEMIC-Twlrlers 1-2-35 Drum Major 2-35 GIee11-2-35 Choir- 2-35 P. H. S. News 15 Library Club 1-2-3, Treasurer 2 LORRAINE KINCKINER COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 1-2-3 PAULA CLAIRE KNAUER iiBaudyu ACADEMIC-Art 25 Music 15 Library Staff 35 New Fires f a, , f f X X 0 1 45 I . f ,, v ,- , ,, ,f - 3 Q- M, , . We +L , no 'Wm SENICDRS i,, fi FAY I-IUTKI N Us-nur ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-35 P. H. S. News 1-2, Editor 35 The Troiad 5 Debating 2-35 New Fires 5 Public Speaking 2-3 ELEANOR IACOB Jake COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 1-2-35 Glee 1-2-35 Choir 2-35 Commerce, Vice-President 35 Attendance 2-3 ELEANOR R. KEENE COIVIIVIERCIAL-Library Club, Pres- ident 35 Staff 3 LOIS KINCKINER Loie ACADEIVIIC-Library Staff, Club 2-3 Glee 15 Choir- 25 The Troiad HELEN KIRKHOFF 1 COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 23 The Troiad 5 Glee 2 ANNA M. KOPCI-IO ucoppyu HOME ECONOMICS-Thrift 25 Basketball 2-3 l U 1 i 3 I , DORIS ROBERTS KRANCI-I Klancey COMMERCIAL-Basketball5 Library Staff 2-35 Booster 3 VIRGINIA KULP uGinnyu ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Library Club 2-35 New Fires BET-IFE IANE KUPP Bet COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 1-2-35 Glee 1-25 Dramatic Club 15 Commerce 3 IANE LEVENCOOD HOME ECONOMICS AGNES MAR KOWITZ COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 15 Public Speaking 25 Commerce 3 RITA IVICCONNELL Mickey COMM ERCIAL-Commerce 3 A JW ' SENIORS 11 RUTH KULP ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Public Speaking 25 Library Club 35 New Fires ADELA M. KUPESKI Dell HOME ECONOMICS-Thrift 1-2 RUTH LAU ACADEMIC - Honor Society 15 P. H. S. News 15 Drill Team 1-2-35 Patrol 2-35 Choir 1-2-35 Glee 1-2-35 Sphinx5 Class Treasurer 25 Secretary 35 The Troiad 5 Bowling 25 Boost- er 3 RUTH MARCH Snooks HOM E ECONOMICS-Basketball 2 IEANNE IVIARQUETTE nmarkyu COMMERCIAL-Library Club 1-2-35 Staff 1-2-35 P. H. S. News 35 Basket- ball 2 ISABEL IVIENTZ ER lssy ACADEMIC-Glee 2-35 Patrol 1-25 Drill Team 1-25 Twirlers 1-2-35 Booster 35 Thrift 3 'B IEANNE MENTZER Jeannie ACADEMIC--Glee 1-2-35 Booster 15 Basketball 1-2 BETTY MILLER Haas COMM ERCIAL-Library Club, Staff 1-2-3 MARY ANNE MILLS ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Photography 25 Li- brary Club, Staff 3 M. IEANNE MOFFITT Jeanne ACADEMIC BARBARA MOORE Bains ACADEMIC - Honor Society 1-2-35 The Troiad , co-editor5 P. H. S. News 1-2-35 Public Speaking5 Choir 2-35 New Fires 5 Sphinx KATH RYN N ESTER Katy COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 1-2-35 Drill Team 1-2-35 Patrol 2-35 Glee 15 SENIORS 1 f fx BARBARA MILLER --Barb COMMERCIAL-Drill Team 15 Ten- nis 15 Bowling 25 Square Dance 25 P. H. S. News 35 Sphinx5 The Troiad RUTH MILLER Stinky COMMERCIAL-Library Staff 1-2-35 Library Club 1-2, Secretary 35 P.H.S. News 35 Basketball 25 Honor Society 2 BETTY MISSIMER Miss Home EcoNoMlcs-Bowling 25 Basketball 1-2 DORIS MOC-EL Dot COMM ERCIAL-Commerce 3 ALICE MOSER ACADEMIC-Glee 1-2-35 choir 2-3 LI LA NOLL --Nsneyw COMM ERCIAL-Glee 25 The Class Treasurer 1-35 New Fires 5 ' Tmiadu The Troiad 5 Attendance 2-3 1 I - I - I I I - ' l 1 1 i i MARY PALLADI NO f-sas COMMERCIAL - Honor Society 29 The Troiad 9 P. H. S. News 1-2-39 Glee 1-39 Choir 39 Thrift 2 jEAN PEN NYPACKER iipennyu COMMERCIAL- Honor Society 1-21 Drill Team 1-2-39 Patrol 2-3: Commerce 39 The Troiad ANNE POTPI NKO Pinkey HOME ECONOMICS AN N E PSOTA Potts HOME ECONOMICS-Softball 19 Basketball 1-2-3 GLORIA QUERY aaKerryvv ACADEMIC - Honor Society 29 P. H. S. News 2-3: Radio, Secretary 2-39 Basketball 29 Softball 19 Bowling 2 BETTY L. RHOADS 'faerzi' COMMERCIAL - Bowling 29 Commerce 39 The Troiad SENIORS fn GQ' J, X Z X ELEANORE PARKER Ellie ACADEMIC-Glee 2-35 Choir 2-39 Public Speaking I RENE PETZ ER Renie HOME ECONOMICS IVIURI EL PRUTZMAN Pretz COMMERCIAL-- Honor Society 2-39 Glee 1-2, President 39 Choir 2-39 Drill Team 2-39 Patrol 2-3 PHYLLI S ELAINE PYOTT nphylu COIVINIERCIAL-Glee 2 ARLINE RHOADS Reds COMMERCIAL-Glee 1-2-3 LUCILLE ROBERTS COMMERCIAL-Twirlers 19 Art 39 Thrift 'l-3 SARA ROELLER nsallyu ACADEMIC-Patrol 2-35 Drill Team 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Basketball 1-2-35 Honor Society 35 Booster 3 ROSE SAVELLONI MRO!! COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 1-2-35 Attendance 2-35 Commerce, Pres- ident 35 Glee 15 Cabinet member 3 EVELYN SGHAFFER HEVH ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Drill Team 1-2-35 Art 35 P. H. S. News 1-25 Patrol 2-35 Thrlft 1-2-3 IANET SEASHOLTZ COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 25 Commerce 3 ALICE SEI DTS Pete ACADEMIC-Bowling 2 SYLVIA SI-IANER -'swf COMMERCIAL-Art 1-35 P. H. S. News 15 Basketball 2 SENIORS f ' s ' nv f Avo- I f 1 , 32 '4- X VIRGINIA ROESLER Ginny COMM ERCIAL-Commerce 3 GRACE SGHAEFFER Gracie coMMEnciAL-Honor Society 1.25 Commerce 35 Drill Team 2-3 EVA IAYNE SGHERBA skip ACADEMIC-Band 1-2-35 The Tro- iad 5 Honor Society 35 Photography 15 Tennis 15 Library Club 1-2-35 Glee 15 Art5 Dramatic Club 1 DOLORES SEAVERS De-De COM M ERCIAL-Basketball 2 ' '-no VIRGINIA SELBY uGinnyn .HOME ECONOMICS 1 . W' ., Y, R' If f' I 1 I , , I BEATRIGE V. SH I REY HBeaH COMMERCIAL-Library Club 1-2-3? Staff 1-2 l I 1 I I I Q 1 i I i I - 1 n ' I-ni ELEANOR SLABY HEHYII COIVI NIERCIAI.--Basketball 25 Commerce 3 PAULI NE S. SNYDER npouyn COMMERCIAL-Honor Society 1-25 Glee 2-3 GLORIA SPATZIANI om ACADENI IC-Art 1-2-3 BETTY LOU STONG HLOLIICII COMMERCIAL-Art 1-2-3 HELEN SWAVELY Shorty COMMERCIAL-Commerce 35 Drill Team 2-35 Patrol 2-3 MARY THEIS COMMERCIAL-Glee 15 Thrift 2-3 Library Club, Staff 3 SENIORS 4 DORIS W. SMITH Diskette ACADEMIC-Art 1-2 IANE SOOY Soybean ACADEMIC- The Troiad 5 Band 1-2-35 Library Club 1-2-3 MARGARET SPIELMAN nlvlargen HOME ECONOMICS-Bowling 25 Costume Club 3 REGINA SUCHOZA Jeanie ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-3, President 35 Drill Team 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Basketball 2-35 Class Sec- retary 1-25 Vice-President 35 Booster 35 P. H. S. News 1-25 Patrol 2-35 Bowling 25 New Fires EVELYN TACLIEBER Eve HOME ECONOMICS-Bowling 25 Costume Club 3 HELEN TOTH HOME ECONOMICS - Glee 1-2 Honor Society 25 Bowling 2 1 IANICE VANDERSLICE COMMERCIAL -- Honor Society 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Commerce 3 SHIRLEY WAITE COMMERCIAL MARY ANN WEISSER HOME ECONOMICS-Public Speak- ing 2 GERTRUDE WILHELM Gertie COIVINIERCIAL-Art 1 IOSEPHINE YEAC-LE Joesy ACADEMIC-Sphinxg A. A. Board 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Booster, Pres- ident5 Bowling 2 DORIS ZEICLER iizigi, CONIMEFICIAI.-Honor Club 1-35 Commerce 3 as SENIORS fw f W, , -1 f Wx XS ' f W X we -I W 48 4 I I f f If sf. . A +1 I 2 , may x f z . M X ,M 9 E3 ye, CLADYS WADE Wadie HOME ECONOMICS MARIAN WANNER Butch COIVIIVIERCIAI.-Honor Society 35 Commerce 3 DOROTHY WENTWORTH Dot COM IVI ERCIAI.-Library Staff 2-3 MAE WILHELM Maisie ACADEIVIIC-Honor Society 35 The Troiad 5 Drum Ivlajorette 2-35 Glee 2 3 MARY YOCOM coMM ERCIAI. MARION ZIIVIIVIERIVIAN Zimrny ACADENIIC-Glee 1-2-35 P. H. S. News 1-25 Patrol 2-35 Choir 2-33 Drill Team 2-35 Booster 35 Honor: Society 1-2-35 Public Speaking 35 The Troiad 5 New Fires i I I 41 i' DONALD BENDER 0. 42- W 1 fi 8 ff 4 i X f , f f SENIORS A ' X 1 Vt X ,4-f' kk an Z S' Rock W Q f Q ml COMMERCIAL , 2 , , M C STANLEY BOYER I, ,Q I , A if vocATioNAi.-Honor Society 2.37 ,Qjg 451 I N fl Photography 2: Public Speaking 2 f f . - in V Z IAMES CARE -mam VOCATIONAL-Honor Society 1-2 IOHN CONNELL Jeep VOCATIONAL LEON DAVIDHEISER Davey ACADEM IC-Honor Society 2 GERALD EOOLF nJer.r.yu VOCATIONAL-Baseball 1-2-37 Football 35 Track 3 Q RICHARD BORNEMAN Dick COM M ERCIAL-Honor Society 1 MICHAEL BUDNICK VOCATIONAL JAMES CIMINO Jake VOCATIONAL WILLIAM COON Bill VOCATIONAL IAM ES DOCH NEY HDOCII VOCATIONAL CHESTER FILLMAN VOCATIONAL-Honor Society 1-3 HARRY W. FILLMAN, IR. Doc ACADEMIC - Football5 Band 1-25 New Fires 5 Public Speaking 35 Swimming 35 Photography 3 PAUL S. FRICK Frick Band 1-2-35 Orchestra 15 Baseball 1-2-35 Swing Band 2-35 Sextet '55 S. Eastern District Band 1-2-3 EDWARD CALLIGAN ..Ed., ACADEMIC-Honor Society 1-2-35 Debating 2-35 P. H. S. News 1-2-35 The Troiad 5 Public Speaking, Pres. 2-35 New Fires 5 Sphinx LAWRENCE E. CARNER nLarryvv ACADEMIC-Band 1-2-35 Brass Sex- tet 2-35 New Fire:-, 5 S. Eastern District Band 25 Orchestra 1 REYNOLD GEISLER nRandy-y VOCATIONAL-Baseball 2 STEPHEN GOFUS Steve VOCATIONAL SENIORS if ,,,f f giga- i9 I0 X , , 4 y . K K xg, . way' 0 A 1 ' S f 4. .5 . A S' A, X f , X f f 62 f , I , X ' is 1 5 t sv f.y. CHARLES ELEISHER Hcnicf' COMMERCIAL IOSEPH FRITSCH Joe VOCATIONAL ROBERT CARBER wx COMMERCIAL-Football 1-2-35 Drill Team 1-2-35 Patrol 1-2-35 P. H. S. News 1-25 Debating 25 A. A. Board 2-3 GEORGE CAUT naootvr VOCATIONAL-Honor Society 25 Library Staff 25 Track 2 MICHAEL W. CELEMBIUK Mike VOCATIONAL.-Honor Society 1-2-35 Radio 2-35 Stage Crew 3 HARRY GRAN DY Heucw COMMERCIAL-Drill Team 1-2-35 A. A. Treasurer 35 Patrol 1-2-3 i l l 1 Hu IOHN OREENE GENERAL ROBERT HAC-Y f-Bob VOCATIONAL-Bowling 2-3 SENIORS f -, W RICHARD HARTLINE gy f Peanuts ' f I vocATioNAi.-cheer Leader 1: I Photography 1-27 Booster 3 ,. ,,,, f I, 'e..w,g9W J ' 'ff LLOYD HAYER ' Heekisff V I vocA'rloNAl.-Honor Society 2-3: 1 I Band 1-2-3 I ,- J y ' , WILLIAM HENRY I HBIIIU E754 ACADEMIC-Honor Society 2 DONALD HIGH ' I ,I I Low I , .. ' vocA'rloNAi. g -A . if ' K 7 W gy' f ,Z 'V , A M Af ' ff f W w an ff f Q 7 ff 1 f ' A X 7 ,f 1 f ,V f Ab, -ff ,ww W fl 'ff f -,Q ' M 4 ff 0 ff X Z I .f ', I we 'H,1S'w-.x f 9 f x X w if S W X ROBERT CUSS Baron Von Couldhave VOCATIONAL-Basketball J. V. 1-2 Intramural Basketball PAUL HARP Slim Head VOCATIONAL - Swimming 1-2-3 Stage Crew 37 Sphinx: Track 2-3 Honor Society 2 IAIVIES HAWK Chick VOCATIONAL FERDI NAND HELLER Ferdy ACADEMIC GERALD HETFRICK Benny VOCATIONAL- Honor Society 2-3 Photography 29 Baseball 2-3 ROBERT HOFFMAN ..B0b,, VOCATIONAL-Football 1-35 Base ball 2-3 MERRILL HOOK Stumpy ACADEMIC--Baseball 1-2-37 Hi-Y 3 IOHN HOUCK Wimp VOCATIONAL ROBERT IAMESON Bob VOCATIONAL IOSEPH KEIM Joe VOCATIONAL-Honor Soc ty 1 GEORGE KNOPP Kissel VOCATIONAL - Football 2-37 Bas ketball 25 Intramural Basketball STANLEY KOVAL Stan VOCATIONAL RN I SENIORS f, QEQ- ' Ng' xi A 5 f WI S f X fx ,L . - xf.. .I , K X Q X. 'F .3 - K I W , 1 I' 5 I , fx t- WARREN HOOVER HFat VOCATIONAL - Band 2-35 S Band 3 PATRICK I. IAGKETTI npatsyn VOCATIONAL GEORGE KAAS -'soow' VOCATIONAL-Football 1-2- KENNETH KLUMPP Ken VOCATIONAL-Thrift 3 HENRY L. KOCH chick VOCATIONAL WARD KRAMER AIBUCKYV VOCATIONAL-Football 3 4 W 1 l 1 1 9 'll IOHN W, KUGLER UKugll ACADEM IC-Honor Society 2 JOHN KURTZ Jack COMM ERCIAL-Basketball 1-2-35 Baseball 1-2-3 DARIUS LEIGHTCAP Dari VOCATIONAL-Honor Society 2-35 Baseball 2-35 Sphinx5 Intramural Basketball 3 NICHOLAS LENGYEL -'Nicw' VOCATIONAL-Basketball Manager 1-25 Intramural Basketball 3 STEVE LOZARAK Husky VOCATIONAL GEORGE IVIAKAREVITZ Mack VOCATIONAL-Honor Society 1-2 SENIORS V Xxx ,-,, A GY. mfg ' yf l M' fy, 1' I V f .. X :QT Q , ' f vb- 5 I7 , X I I 'A W, - .k.. 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' I 1 .K 1' ywwlf?--9194, A .- 1. -V 'L 11 ' , A K-l ','? '-1' V .V .1 . ' f. I nf, gig! w., ff' 7' wif ,- ff iff-' a x Lf ,Q-k i 1 . F .awiri Ei ,J -'A' ' - V . A 'QS' 1 ff 'L 1 am.-1L'- , 1 1, 1 , - , ,, -.: 1!f'Q'.7?Q,3w- 5gf..43.' -i V - X, 1 Y - Y- , Lf 'Qi r - . www 11 ., Q ff - V V ,fl , 2 l'?'F7:Wiv F711 W ' 9 ' ' ' 1. .' ' ' ,L - L 14.511 V' ' jr'- aiaug- 'J N41 ' ' Viv, W, . , 1 mf -v H fx , 3 ref, , X ' ' A, .vw , -H1956 -' ATS' ' :Q-E? 'f . ggzffg .. , if ' f L-,, , ' X9 ' cf,.,: rr :L .yn 1 WP, , , -V, - w: 1 - A 'em f,,zmmwasmem-aw MANEUVERS TROIAD STAFF First Row-S. Shaner, B. Miller, B. Fox, M. Focht, J.Vanderslice, Miss D. Yohn, Miss M. Christman, Miss K. A. Hartman, F. Giangiacomo, B. Kupp, A. Bechtel, M. Bartchak, M. A. Weisser. Second Row-H. Kirkhoff, A. Hoff, T. Gresh, E. Schaffer, S. L. Roeller, J. Yeagle, L. Noll, B. Rhoads, L. Kowalski, B. Fegely, J. DeTurk, L. Kinckiner, D. Arnold, R. Grater, Mr. G. Levengood, M. Palladino. 'l'l1ird Row-B. Moore, L. Jackson, M. Zimmerman, L. Dames, B. Burkey, R. Suchoza, V. Egolf, M. A. Mills, R. Kulp, M. Wilhelm, J. Sooy, R. Lau, M. Crosby, V. Kulp. I'xOlll'll1 Row--D. Weaver. A. Missimer, C. Weller, E. Galligan, F. Riegner, S. Boyer, M. Wolcott, S. Weiss. E. Parker, E. Scherba. F. Hutkin, Mr. C. C. Yocom. SENICDR CABINET First Row-S. J. Dunlap, S. Shaner, R. Suchoza, Miss M. Christman, R. Lau, M. Palla- dino. Second Row-K. Klumpp, J. Kugler, Mr. G. Levengood, D. Weaver, S. Boyer. Third Row-A. Missimer, G. Egolf, J. Greene. 1 P. I-I. S. NEWS STAFF First Row-Mr. J. R. VonDrach, R. Derstine, B. Muller B Moore F Hutkln E Galllgan M H Hartlxne M. Moore, Mr. R. Klinger. Second Row-M. O'NeaI, M. Focht, V. Egolf, L. Jackson R Muller J Marquette W Levellle D Allen M Palladino, D. Wentzel, M. Sands, S. Neyhard, J. Duttenhofer Third Row-F. Riegner, D. lbach, S. Weiss, M. Dunle C Carter R M1lIer,H Frey D Weaver A Weiss SPHINX CLUB First Row-M. Focht, B. Miller, B. Moore, Mr. R. Borneman, J. Yeagle R Lau V Egolf Second Rr :wiF. Riegner, J. LaPish, R. McDevitt, J. Pomponio, P Harp, D Lelghtcap W6 6 A, WW M47 W ,J 4 .. ,JQ ,'?f',1 .- vf 2 1 -fr, NEW FIRESH Senior Class Play Se-zllml-M. Zimmerman, B. Moore, M. Wolcott, R. Kulp, L. Garner, R. Suchoza, K. Nester. Stzuulimr R. McDevitt, T. Gresh, E. Galligan, P. Knauer, F. Hutkin, G. Query, A. Missimer, V. Kulp, J. Sooy, H. Fillman. STAGE CREW First Row-O. Rath, D. Leightcap, C. Poprocki. P. Harp. Second Row-G. Egolf, Mr. A. Emery, M. Gelembiuk. P. H. S. BAND First Row-G. Roth, E. Scherba, A. Kovach, L. Garner, K. Garner, J. Daub, R. Smith, W. Reitnauer, C Ober. Second Row-D. Cisick, R. DeWitt, S. Randazzo, H. lvlclvlonicle, J. Mace, R. Swavely, R. Miller, W. Hoover W. Foley, H. Bush. Third Row-G. Royer, D. Keller, N. Swavely, J. Schultz, B. J. Mauger, W. lvliller, S. Wayock, R. Taptlch P. Vasko, A. lvlarchione, D. Keck, R. Griesemer, B. Elliot, R. Bohner, D. Shanley, P. Frick. Fourth Row-L. Hayer, J. Jacob, A. Kinckiner, L. lvledinger, A. Grey, F. O'Donnell, Nl. A. Weber, R. Lo- zenski, F. Riegner, R. Huff. SWING BAND L. Jackson, W. Hoover, D. Griesemer, P. Frick, R. Lozenski, L. Nledinger, A. Kinckiner, A. Marchione, L. Hayer, Mr. H. Wilson, R. DeWitt, J. Jacob. ! HONOR CLUB First Row-S. Barna, A. Weiss, R. lvliller, H. Nagle, H. Ellis, NI. Kienle, L. Welsh, J. Welss, A. Wahl, B. Kohler, J. Bayus, R. Schneider, E. Sweisford, P. Harp, L. Davidheiser, lVlrs. E. S. Burchfield. Svc-ond Row--Nlr. G. Levengood, J. Hess, J. Crosby, V. Egolf, R. Hampton, Elizabeth Dinnocenzo, Helen Miller, Shirley lvliller, Nancy Strasbaugh, J. Hipple, M. Nloore, B. J. Nlauger, B. Will, V. Fredman, S. Con- nell, D. Dankel, B. Knopp, D. Leightcap, H. Hartenstine, J. Stein, E. Reed, S. Boyer, lvl. Gelembiuk. Tliirml Row-G. Gaut, B. Burkey, A. Nlissimer, S. J. Dunlap, G. Strunk, S. Stein, N. Keller, Nl. A. Nlills, J. Duttenholer, J. VonDrach, L. Laufenberg, D. Nlarx, J. Fox, H. Toth, M. Palaszewski, W. lVlcDevitt. H. Fry, E. Galligan. DEBATING TEAM First ROWWF. Hutkin, IVIr. R. Klinger, S. Neyhard. Second Row-A. Weiss, J. Wismer, R. Patrizi. I-IGNOR CLUB First Row-S. Weiss, H. Weiss, W. Henry, M. Crosby, C. Gnoza, B. Bolognese, M. Palladino, M. Prutz- man, F. Giangiacomo, M. Henry. R. Reigner, D. Keck. R. Yohn. Second Row-G. Spaar, R. Fisher, R. Suchoza, G. Sellinger, A. Bongarzone, M. Focht, S. Roeller, M. Graves, E. Hoffman, B. McLain, J. Daub, M. Sands. Third Row-G. Query, D. Arndt, J. DeTurck, F. Hutkin, R. Kulp, R. Grater, V. Kulp, L. Jackson, B Moore, H. Dunkleberger, C, Faust. Fourth Row-l.. Kummerer, M. J. Shaner, S. Waite, T. Gresh, A. Hoff, E. Schaffer, M. Wilhelm, R. Lau M. Zimmerman, G. Roth. DRUM M!-XJQRS AND COLQR GUARDS First Row-B. Keim. M. Wilhelm, J. Sooy, J. Stauffer, T. Astheimer. Second Row-V. Petinko, Mr. H. Wilson, J. Fcx. THRIFT CLUB First Row- D. Powell, B. Slaymaker, T. Lerner, M. J. Fulmer, J. Marquette, R. Miller, Miss A. Klink, Miss D. Yohn, B. Skean, I. Mentzer, L. Roberts, E. Schaffer, M. Theis, R. Chaplin, M. Hutt. Slim-mul Now-B. Kupp, J. Crosby, N. Keller, D. Scheetz, B. Davidheiser, A. Kovach, F. Ladner, B. Philips, E. Auman, S. Miller, D. Dankel, E. Dinnocenzo, B. Bolognese, M. Palladino. M. L. Smith, El. Wilke, A. Ziegler, A. M. Ottaviana, H. Mondik. Third Row-VB. Sevast, J. Stein, N. Smith, W. Shantz, W. Gaugler, N. Hepner, P. Bartman, W. Leveille, J. Madeja, C. Carter, C. Brynan, S. Nester, M. Kunitsky. lfourlh Row- K. Klumpp, J. Houck, R. Kurtz, B. Miller, J. Dochney, A. Ross, F. Compton, E. Reidenauer, T. Nye, W. Hoover, F. Dinkelocker, G. Oaut, F. Stein. A. A. BOARD First Row-M. Crosby, J. Yeagle, Mr. B. Scanlin, M. H. Hartline, J. Mauger. Second Row-G. Sperat, J. Fout, H. Grandy, E. Kovach, R. Garber, H. Fry. .. aff, 5 mm! fx, U l I I - l ,il I W l 7 - 1 I I I I 1 BOGSTER CLUB First ROW-E. Shellenberger, R. Miller, J. Mentzer, B. Peterman, N. Marshall, A. Curchoe, A. Bongarzone R. Suchoza, M. Fccht, P. Pickard, R. Schneider, R. Patrizi. Second Row-B. L. Stong, H. Mundick, S. Allen, J. Yeagle, H. Petzar, V. Berger, D. McFarland, M. Gallo- way, S. Roeller, D. Powell, M. Moore, M. Corbett. Third Row-M. Palaszewski, J. Evans, R. Grater, L. Burdan, M. Reynolds, A. Laver, M. Haring, M. Zim- merman, M. H. Hartline, G. Galloway, D. Kranch, C. Weller. REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE First Row-R. Chaplin, P. Quinter, L. Kirkhoff, B. Egolf, B. Aurnan, P. Rapp. Second Row-B. Foley, D. Fizz, B. Philips, S. J. Stahl, D. Livengood. Third Row-Mr. R. Klinger, C. Proprocki, D. Whitby, C. Weller, Mr. E. Gocd. E..-SKK' '64 4 .,k- SL PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB First Row-D. Painter, Nl. Haring, lvl. Reynolds, H. Fry, V. Nlauger, P. Gilbert, N. Becker. Scsi-uiicl How-V. Kulishoff, J. Nlock. N. Nlarshall, B. Auman, W. Harner, C. Root, K. Fray, D. Bechtel. Third Row -VJ. Johnson. D. Keene, R. lVlcDevitt, R. Sell, D. lVIcFarland, H. Fillman. F. Riegner. IVIr. W. Sensenlg. RADIO CLUB First Row-Nl. Griesemer, R. Gnoza, IVI. Kienle, H. Miller, J. Hippie, S. Miller, A. Savelloni. Sec-mul Row-C. lvlclntyre, Nl. Dunlap, R. Hartenstine, C. Carter, W. Harner, A. lezze, E. Herbst. H. Dunkleberger. Third Row-R. lVlcDevitt, J. Pornpcnio, F. Stein, C. Carter, D. Keene, lVlr. W. Sensenig. Fourth Row-lVl. Gelembiuk, A. Koval, S. Ellis. P. Jones, C. Weller. n i in ' 1 1 l I ' l I GIRLS' DRILL TEAM First Row-A. Jachowski, G. Wentzel, R. Suchoza, S. L. Roeller, H. Halteman, M. Prutzman N. lvlarshall, A. Piazzo. Second Row-D. Lavanture, H. Nagle, N. Kelle r, G. Schaeffer, lvl. Reynolds, E. Schaffer, R. Lau D. lVlcFarland. Third Row-E. Bowman, G. Strunk, L. Dames, B. NIcLain, Nlr. E. R. Strange, M. Haring, S. J Dunlap, lvl. Zimmerman, B. Fox. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB First ROWHR. Suchcza, Nl. Focht, V. Kulp, lvlr. R. Klinger, E. Parker, R. Kulp, V. Egolf. Second Row-L. Jackson, lVl. Zimmerman, B. lvloore, A. Weiss, R. Lau, T. Gresh, F. Hutkin. Third ROWHH. Fillman, W. Henry, R. Patrizi. IVI. Wolcott. E. Galligan, S. Weiss, F. Heller, J. Wismer. GLEE CLUB First lluw-M. Hamel, M. Henry, R. Callahan, G. Barndt, A. Yanusko, Mr. J. Kalwaic, B. Wil- llama, G. Focht, B. Bolognese, M. Palladino, L. Laufenberg. Sol-uml liow- P. Haas, M. Maurer, N. Williams, B. M. Hutt, l. Galambo, J. Strunk, J. Hatfield, B. Jobeck, J. Linton, M. Strunk. 'l'llil'll ltim' H. Thomas, M. L. Smith, M. Zimmerman, R. Lau, M. Wilhelm, B. Griswold, H. Har- tenstine, R. Ludy, E. Kelius, L. Albright, G. Haas, R. Schwoyer. CHOIR First Row-N. Schmearer, R. Wade, G. Wentzel, H. Halteman, P. Quinter, Mr. J. Kalwaic, M Prutzman, J. Nester, S. Skean, F. Giangiacomo, M. Henry. Sem-oml Row-R. M. Gourley, L. Weand, B. Kelm, B. Williams, J. Hatfield, B. Jobeck, L. Jackson 'Fhirfl liww-E. Parker, N. Williams, R. Geist, J. Linton, S. Christman, D. Marx. M. Zimmerman E. Hoffman, M. Wilhelm, R. Lau, B. Moore. GLEE CLUB First ROWHH. Halteman, G. Wentzel, R. Wade, J. Nester, E. Parker, P. Quinter, N. Schrnearer, B. Keim, A. Rhoads, J. Nlentzer, J. lvlauger, lvl. Prutzrnan. Second Row-R. IVI. Gourley, L. Weand, D. Ecker, D. Nlarx, E. Hoffman, F. Giangiacomo, R. Nlc- lvlonigle, G. Shollenberger, A. Zeigler, J. Staufier. Third Row-S. Skean, L. Dawe, S. Christman, B. Averill, J. Baker, A. Hoff, K. Snider, lvl. J Shaner, L. Kummerer, R. Geist, J. Lynch, IVl. O'NeaI. ART CLUB First Row-L. Roberts, S. Shaner, R. Grater, J. Ancona, B. Fegely, Nl. Crosby, G. Spatziana, A. Bongarzone. Second Row-H. Ludwig, G. Galloway, Nl. Galloway, D. Rose, Nl. Focht, O. Chomnuk, L. Rem- ington, E. Schaffer, K. Mclntyre, G. Sellinger. Third Row-B. L. Stong, R. Weekley, Mr. D. Lehman, IVlr. N. Grofe, R. Patrizi, E. Shaner. ww cg... LIBRARY STAFF First Row-M. A. Mills, L. Kinckiner, B. Miller, J. Fine, J. Calvario, A. Drabinsky, J. Sooy, P. Knauer, D. Wentworth, M. Theis. Soc-mud Iimv--J. Marquette, R. Miller, M. J. Fulmer, F. Ladner, B. Kcim, L. Kummerer, M. Clayberger, D. Kranch, Mrs. E. Walz. Tllird Row-A. McCarthy, G. Gaut, D. Keene, C. Towers, R. Swavely, R. Weekley, B. Wilke. First Row-A. Wadsworth, C. Hertzog, M. Hook, Mr. R. Borneman, D. Keck, N. Swavely, R. De- Witt. Second 1'iuwiH. Fry, R. Patrizi, A. Levengood, A. Missimer, L. Moyer, S. Boyer. Third Row--H. Craig, R. McDevitt, J. Pomponio, D. Ibach, R. Swavely. E K 3 Q 'QNX Q fiilfg f 2 Q ...M Q . XM .F ax, P, ,.,, A K 1 gf X f' W., 794, ,Lf 7 f V, ,V ,1 Il .. . ,,,,, x A 1 1 , W5 f I 1- 6 X ffl . 4 1 KW I X HL- ,L 'N 2 Q, is fur? 'K XX X4 ii ,W QM W Ygg ff 4 pf? ,X ff A ,f f ' f f f Y' , ..,.,.fv,'I-'- J iz' uf AL: : JF 'I 2 x f x -- ly lljx ' ly, X14 Wh . N Tx ' :X -A .QE if R5 - 199 1 -.. .-', wr ' f .L 'QF s 'n NAVAL ATHLETICS ENGAGEMENTS X FOOTBALL V 65 ...,.,, fa I W my 6 iw pix ' e.s.fr.,5.' A ,f-, f, ,4.' .4 ., A ' , M L 'T Q W rari R W' .,,v Mc: --V b , I, Q A X. x M- 7,57 up MMC i . - J A P 2 'Qi ., ' ' 1 , ,.,. ii, ' an Iii ' ' 3 .--. .J ' bl, K I l q 3 'A ,z j 7 fl! fl., . ' I K L:V.,Z, i f ' fx- , V q S 4 G 3 f 'G H A 3 l , . Q 515. ' ' N igk ' ' , . f V ' i f 1 ' M .. ,V fl I t ' ' H ff, 12 fly ZX ' ' f ...... ,.., . ,,,, ...L..L:..a - - ' X. I ' ' First Row-NI. Erb. L. Mauger, A. Levengood, C. Bolognese, L. Varney, R. Nimmerichter. Second Row-J. LaPish, Capt., H. Craig, R. Falardeau, R. Garber, O. Evans, G. Kaas, G. Knopp, R. Hoffman, J. Ottnviano, P. Hums. Third Row-C. Wiley, R. Beasley, R. lVlcDevitt, D. Schutz, R. Nleyers, R. Pierce, G. Egolf, B. Lozenski, K. Drumheller. Fourth Row-J. Young, J. Brown, L. Kupeski, S. Kochish, R. Sosa, J. Chrusch, C. Bolognese, E. Kupeski. Fifth Row-J. Pastelak, J. Bitting, J. Miller, A. Patrick, M. Carlini, W. Kramer. Sixth Row-Ivlr. L. Supplee, G. Harmonski. J. Horvat. E. Jones. G. Snerat. J. Panoc. Mr. W. Mc- Cabe, Nlr. E. Strange. Captain John Lc:1Pish BASKETBALL ISN' '14 XJ nag First Row-W. Paskowski, J. LaPish, H. Stofko, C. High, M. Skarbeck Second Row-Nlr. E. Good, Coachg K. Drumheller, R. Bender, J K rtz C Klaus R Fsh r J Lu kens. Section IH Champions Coooh E. Good JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL First. Huw J. Griesemer, S. Barna, R. Saltzer, E. Strom, E. Dilliplane. Sm-oml Itmv- lVIr. S. Lessig, Coach, P. Stolar, J. Tascione, P. Herb, S. Schwenk, C. Wlley, A. Grey. SWIMMING First Row--E. Ross, G. Schwoyer, F. Riegner, P. Harp, R. Shantz, G. Shellenberger. Sm'-ond Row--R. Falardeau, P. Jones, R. Swavcly, R. Kurtz, Nlr. C. C. Yocom, Coach, D. Fillman, A. Knaster, D. Griesemer, W. Shantz. X ,TSW , ZSTW , 1 8, . .N,,K. E BASEBALL, 1942 First Row-W. Hart, A. Holoka, A. Panfile, P. Frick, R. Geisler, J. Kurtz, G. Egolf Captain, R. Mauger, J. Yonkovitch, M. Groff, H. Bliem. Second Row-Mr. M. Grigg, Coach: W. Harner, R. Shantz, D. Leightcap, E. Kovach Mr. L. Bachman, Ccachg G. Hettrick, W. Schantz, E. Reed, M. Hook, C. Hertzeg, Mr S. Lessug, Coach. TRACK, 1942 First Row-R. Pierce, F. Riegner, R. Beasley, G. Dozier, J. Barna, W. Brown, Captain, O. Diffenderfer, J. Kelly, W. Seavers, J. Johnson, G. Gaut, K. Drumheller. Sec-ond Row-C. lvlachukas, J. Brown, D. Schearer, M. Carlini, Mr. H. Meyers, Coach: C. Frech, O. Evans, W. White, P. Kuspus, L. Kupeski, S. Ellis. Www! 'gf 4 BOWLING First Row-E. Sweisford, J. Fout, G. Renninger. Second How--W. Burgoyne, Nlr. E. R. Strange, R. Hagy. 14'il'St Row-M . Second Row- D G. CI-IEER LEADERS unie, D. Powell, A. Levin, H. Ludwig, A. Wadsworth, J. Yeagle, L. Nloyer Schwoyer, Mr. R. Borneman, Coach, l. Leahman. 'Wil' Mb v--W, any W, , ...,,,., 'fWMf-4.v,,.,..,u,,, H W. W A' 4 97 if 1 e WW, ,,,,, A , NMN ,A,,,,, M W R e,,..,,,..,,.,,,,..v,,,., ...,... ,....,,..W. W....,M,.,, WW. .M.+'gw..,, 12, GOLF, 19-42 First Row-E. Dames, R. Newton, J. Brauner, E. Keiser. TENNIS, 1942 Roger Miller, Robert Shively, Gerald Russell, John Yergey, Richard Swavely, Nlr. W. Sensemg. 'Tl' VARSITY AWARDS, 1942-19113 FOOTBALL Rudolph Beasley Gerald Egolf SWIMMING Robert Falardeau Harry Fillman Robert-Garber Robert Hoffman George Kaas George Knopp Ward Kramer john LaPish Richard Myers james Ottaviano Edward Brown Michael Carlini Kenneth Drumheller -,E,A Marshall Erb lOwen Evans lRobert Falardeau lPauI Hums Stephen Kochish Alan Levengood jjoseph Young Robert Bitting David Schutz Raymond Sosa Charles Wiley l BASKETBALL ijohn LaPish jClarence High Mfalter Paskowski Maurice Skarbeck ljohn Kurtz lRichard Bender i H6flfY Stofko l Charles Klaus joseph Lukeris GOLF I942 Edward Hums Paul I-lums Richard Newton joseph Brauner Paul Stolar BOWLING William Burgoyne Robert l-lagy jack Fout Grant Renninger Ernest Sweisford DonafETGriesemer Paul Harpaax Paul jones Alex Knaster Robert Kurtz Fred Riegner Edward Ross Grier Schwoyer Robert Shantz l Wilbur Shantz Gene Shellenberger Richard Svvavely TRAiKl942 X. idk,-W-Egg-WN-J fjohn Ba rna Warren Brown George Dozier Oliver Dittenderfer Charles Frech, Mgr. Rudolph Beasley I Wayne Reifsnyder I Robert Pierce joseph Kelly r Edward Brown! Kenneth Drurnheller Owenjfvans William White TENNIS I942 Roger Miller George Trenholm Gerald Russell Richard Svvavely john Yergey BASEBALL I942 Robert Shantz William l-lart Merrill Hook Gerald Egolf Robert Mauger Louis Teznar john Yonkovitch Melvin Groff Darius Leigljitcap Alfred Panfile Paul Frick 9 .Q ,L fsw ' f 11, . 04. 1 '1 X N ., w. 9 X K -5 X f ,ff . JZQNX 1 X 1 R 'QW 5 , J if f. X .4 '55, 321 3, X '1 - ff , f l W 5 , , , 1 W4 -'-- ' f 1 1 V, A 1' , ,. . ff ' ff M 'L.' X -' 1 1 + Q- glam.'1'S'Q2CX-1 W dj -x mf pffwi px fl I-5 1 77' ffm ' . ' Af'-9' ,,,, .. 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V if ,, , , , X X . ,V 7 ,Z X M 4, , - ,, ,,z V . , K ,,yy 1 . FEATURES ?-CPN--A 1262- Z' I fpijwurir-34, v-4H1Lr9'+ s-H'Wi-1'-f- L'l rL Wuivufi uw-. ..u.. SHIPS LCG CLASS HISTORY In 1940, four hundred seventeen recruits enlisted for a three-year Hhitchi' aboard the NU. S. S. Pottstown Senior High. Student officers Lukens, Egolf, Suchoza, and Nester supervised our crew of apprentice seamen during the first year of service. The following year, with the crew reduced! to three hundred seventy-one, officers Lightowler, LaPish, Suchoza, and Lau kept our ship afloat. Our third and last year aboard .the vessel, HP. H. S., saw a great many changes. Our country had been at war for over a year. Many crew members found it ad- visable to accept positions in local war plants, while still others joined the armed forces. However, under our able officers, Weaver, Suchoza, Lau, and Nester, the remainder of the crew were safely guided through the final ten monthsf of ap- prenticeship. Ours was one of the few classes to have three different football! coaches during its Nhitchf, Mr. Geoffrey B. c'Dutch,' Slagle supervised the game while we were lowly Ubootsf' During the next season, Mr. Heber T. Meyers served as head coach in both football and track, however, he was 'ftransferredw to another ship by order of the War Department. Because of the emergency, an order of transfer was also handed his assistant, Mr. Morrell Grigg. Mr. Earl Strange, mentor, was then re-established in that capacity. After com- a half years of our training, Mr. Edward Good succeeded Mr. as commander of the varsity- basketeers. No need to say that successful season-in fact, they won .the Suburban' Conference former football pleting one and Irvin L. Keener they had a very Three Championship! Baseball, too, had a change of coaches, Mr. Strange resigned and was re- placed by Mr. LeRoy Bachnian. Mr. Good had charge of the track squads dur- ing our first and third years, with Mr. Meyens handling the Mthin-cladsn the sec- ond year. However, the most outstanding change in the sports field was the in- stallation of an accelerated program of physical education for boys. Morale among the members of the crew was high. Dances and skating parties offered a means of diversion and pleasure for all. The most outstanding morale boosters were the Junior Prom and the Commencement Dance at the end of our third year. These gay affairs were well attended by seamen aboard the H1943 P. H. Sf, The annuall class trip to Washington was eliminated because of war restrictions. Baccalaureate services and Class Night exercises were mem- orable occasions held aboard our ship. The foremost undertaking of the crew was the production of '4New Firesf, Under the direction of Miss K. Arline Hartman and Miss Mildred Christman, the comedy was presented to three highly appreciative audiences. Finally, we are about to graduate from the ranks of Nbootsw into the ure- servew of Pottstown High. Our only Wish is that all of our shipmates be present at any and all of the activities we sponsor as alumni of P. H. S. H - - l' - .- WE, the Class of 194-3, of the borough of Pottstown, State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this! our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: I. Paul Frick is handing his musical ability down to Robert Lozenski, who we are sure will succeed as Frickie', has. II. 'Io some deserving Junior, we will Mae Wilhelmis graceful strutting as drum ma- yor. III. To Mary Jane Ecker, we will the graciousness and sweetness of Muriel Prutzmanls lovely voice. IV. To Mary Sands, we will Regina Suchozais knowledge of Dale Carnegie's book, 'gHow to Win Friends and Influence Peoplef, We are sure Mary is going to be a N popular leader of her class as Jeannie was of ours. V To Mr. VonDrach and his attendance office helpers, we will a lie detector to help them pick out the holiday snatchersv from the ill. VI. To any unsuspecting Junior who will have it, we will Paul Harp's crew cut. VII. The Seniors will their desire to take a hop, skip, and jump down to the corner drug store during study hall to the Juniors. fHope you get away with itll VIII. We do not want to deprive the Junior class of Ed. Galliganfs debating techniqueg therefore, we are willing it to Alvin Weiss. IX. To Sonia Stein, we will the daily exercise obtained by Betty Miller from chewing gum. X Nancy Keller is the fortunate heir to all of Thelma Gresh's blue slips and excellent report cards. XI We bequeath the corridor romance of Ruth Lau and Johnny I..aPish to the lovelorn Juniors, and hope that their associations may be everlasting. XII. To the timid souls of the Junior class, we leave the inspiration of Douglas Weaverls daily chatter. XIII. To the basketball team of 1943-4-4, we hereby extend our compliments for the suc- cess they will surely achieve, as did the 1942-43 squad. XIV To the remaining members of the school, we will a spirit of untiring effort in the purchase of war bonds and stamps, so that memories of school years may be revered. XV. Joyce Fox is named as heir to Fay 1'lutkin's creative writing ability, which she will need in taking over Fay's job as editor-in-chief of our UP. H. S. News. XVI. Ed. Ross is the grateful heir to Fred Riegnerls swimming prowess. XVII. We hereby bequeath to the Class of '44, water wings to be used when Houndering in the oft-stated deep water. We empower them with the right to stay afloat as we have done. XVIII. Robert McDevitt's frequent vacations, fyou might call it bagging? we will to Bob Falardeau. XIX. To some deserving personi in the Junior class. we leave Lawrence Garner's out- standing French ability and all the A's and Bls he dreamed of attaining. XX. Now that they are graduating and going out into the world, we will the silliness of Mary Anne Mills, Babs Moore, and Lucy Jackson to Sonia Stein, Helen Nagle, and Gwen Strunk. XXI. To our faculty, principal, and vice principal, we leave our thanks for the under- i standing and guidance they so efiiciently gave us the past three years. XXII. We name as the sole executor of this our last will and testament-VICTORY. We are certain that at this time Victory can execute and bring to fulfillment all our hopes for the Class of 1944. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seal this 5 first day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty- three. THE CLASS OF 1943 tSealJ We, the attesting witnesses, hereunto set our hands: RUTH KULP EVA SCHERBA REGINA SUCHOZA MARY FOCHT BARBARA MILLER SENIGR IDIOSYNCRASIES Most Popular Best Dancers l Regina Suchoza Eva Scherba Douglass Weaver William Henry Most Talkative Best Dressed Fay Hutkin Kulp Twins Harry Fillman Ferdinand Heller Most Infectious Best Looking Smile Kathryn Nester Barbara Moore Alton Nlissimer George Kaas Wildest Best Athletes Eleanor Parker Muriel Crosby Harry Grandy Gerald Egolf l Wittiest Best Musicians Mary Anne Mills Lucille Jackson Leon Davidheiser Paul Frick SENIOR IDIOSYNCRASIES Josephine Yeagle Robert Garber Did P. H. S. for the Most Marian Graves Paul Harp Heart Crushers Mary Focht Gerald Egolf Class Politicians Fay Hutkin Edward Galligan Brainiest Thelma Gresh Alton Nlissimer i i i i Did Most for P. H. S. Prettiest Hair Angeline Curchoe George Knopp Prettiest Eyes Gayle Galloway Charles Fleischer Biggest Flirts Jayne Sooy Douglass Weaver Most Lackadaisical Barbara Keim Edward Galligan Biggest Baggers Beatrice Shirey Robert lVlcDevitt U. S. S. TRCDIAD Dote, June Ll, 1953 if Stand by to shoot the sun! . . . the readings constitute a preview of what the members of the crew of the U. S. S. Troiad, 194-3, are doing after sailing through uncharted waters for a decade. MARK ONE! Latitude, 40 degrees north-vicinity of Pottstown! What a transformation! The town has given way to the cityg our former home town is now a thriving metropolis! That ultra-modern department store on the corner is owned and managed by Harry Grandy, the eity's most successful businessman. A He and the community at large are quite proud of the fact that the modern structure was built by the nationally famous civil engineers, Ferdinand Heller and Merlyn Wolcott. The store is staffed by many of our former classmates. Jeannie Suchoza, re- cently acclaimed by the New York Fashion Congress as the outstanding designer of the year, is consultant on style. Betty Miller, whose new coiffure has electri- fied America, is in charge ofthe beauty salon. Lovely members of the modeling staff are Anne Psota and Lucille Boberts, who have a knack of making all clothes look winsome. By the way, those fascinating windows and the marvelous color scheming of the interior of the store are the handiwork of both lrene Petzer and Marie Karas. The expert efhciency of the store may be traced. to the fact that Kathryn Nester is in charge of the otlice staff. Betty Rhoads, Florence Baker, Ruth Miller, Elizabeth Fecak, LaRue Frech, Helen Swavely, and Grace Schaeffer are the stenographers who deftly carry out the orders of the executives, thus enabling the store to serve the public. Satisfied customers who shop by telephone are ac- commodated by Margaret Speilman and Marion Bartchak, the girls at the switch- board. MARK TWO! Latitude, 39 degrees north-the fair city of Baltimore! Here at the famed Johns Hopkins Hospital we find Evelyn Schaffer and Mae Wilhelni conversing with a handsome young interne. Both nurses, however, have rings on the third finger of their left hands. Guess you were wrong about the interne! Other P. H. S. lassies now wearing the white caps of the nursing profession are Anne Potpinko, Anna Kopcho, Geraldine Gerhart, ,lane Sooy, Eleanor Parker, Arline Hoff, and Jeanne Moffitt. Betty Davidheiser and Betty Bolognese are nursesi aides. Ruth Lau, assisted by Evelyn Taglieber, is the dietitian at the hospital. Marion Zimmerman, Sara Jane Dunlap, and Phyllis Dore are employed as tech- nicians. Eleanor Keene, Betty Fox, and Mary Palladino keep the office records in order. MARK THREE! Latitude, 39 degrees north-the industrial section of the city. At the huge Glenn Martin plant, we see many familiar faces. Over there are some of our 'cpalsw-Robert Shantz, Robert Jameson, Mattheis Peto, Joseph! Fritsch, and Martin Bandazzo, who are all, by this time, expert machinists. Al- ton Missimer and Anthony Marehione are among the many who make the blue- printsg Crier Schwoyer is a mechanic who helps to keep the planes in top condi- tion so that test pilots Charles Weller and Linwood Peterman can get the most out of them. In the office we find chief engineers Harry Fillman and John Kugler, as well as a competent staff. ln fact, theyfre also former shipmates of ours: Maurice Levin, Wallace Reigner, Florence Giangiacomo, Isabel Fillmen, Beatrice Shirey, Dorothy Wentworth, and Eleanor Slaby. Although there are but few accidents, the plant employs several nurses, should need for them arise. ln this capacity we find Ange Bongarzone, Maybella Calloway, Doris Crater, and Sally Roellcr. MARK FOUR! Latitude, 41 degrees north-the metropolis of New York, a place about which all our shipmates dreamed! Ed. Calligan sits importantly behind the city editor's desk of a large news- paper. Sidney Weiss and James Ottaviano are both featured sports writers, their favorite topic being the last world series in which John Kurtz and Gerry Egolf proved themselves outstanding players. Away from the seeming disorder of the newspaper office, in a west side high school, our own Alma Mater is well represented. Faculty members include Thelma Gresh, Jeanne DeTurck, and Lois Kinckinerg Barbara Jean Keim is the instructor in music, Doris Smith, in art, and Gayle Galloway, in physical educa- tion. Career Day brought several of our classmates to this school to speak. Gloria Query spoke on opportunities in radio work, Adel-a Kupeski, on civil service workg John Pornponio, a flight instructor at LaGuardia Field, on aeronauticsg and Bob Hoffman, an expert cabinet maker, gave pointers on his vocation. MARK FIVE! Again New York, a city large enough to absorb many more persons! William Henry's dream has come true! Each Sunday, he preaches to an in- terested congregation in a beautiful church. Muriel Prutzman, whose voice used to thrill us, is organist and musical director in the church across the street. Once more in the business district, we meet Virginia Egolf and Rita McCon- nell, who are secretaries for the law firm of McDevitt and Davidheiser. ln the same building, Charles Fleischer plans advertisements that have already brought him fame. Down on a smaller street, Mary Focht has her shop. She is, at this time, the most sought after interior decorator in the city, her ideas have trans- formed the apartments of many of the 'csmart setf' Lawrence Garner, who used to play in our band, is now a successful busi- nessman. However, he still finds time for his music and for helping his young son to learn the intricacies of the alto horn. Paul Frick and Luther Medinger are both featured soloists with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Away from Carnegie Hall, in the night club sec- tor, we find Jessie Baker Hwowingv the patrons of Leon's and Eddie's with her Hbluesn singing. MARK SIX! Throughout this continent and perhaps on others, our fellows, our classmates, our shipmates, our friends, all are busily engaged in following the dictates of their minds and hearts. Theylre successful, theylre busy, but they do occasionally enjoy a bit of reminiscence about the days spent on board that Hgrand old shipfl the U. S. S. TROIAD. qefllkgwv wif' 3mMb Sw 7329'-AM Wigwam if Q! ,WW Mmqmmekgmu Manu? . W Wim . ,Q Ei 'KBOQYW-gfrifwji ,fp M :X 2 vw gif? f if wi Wwfiffjjjf QQvxv?,L iii? Q fy mwafjf g1wi ?W gigs? fy Div JMOLAWM R' Si'55f ,8p Q iffy iWWfM gk M fx WW Qpfigllgifr ? ww? Egg cvfpnigjjiyjfw M MMMW W Ufipwdtgxi MQMWZQMW wyuxfjgjofofj My? 1, jg 3005. Yvixxloiw 0 w WSL A my WWW? 6 07MW QQjf5fff f W . Mf fXl3!yfj50 M vfixfw 5 viqhgeqoxc ZS 1. Ml X Tmpae Wy frwfplwfy -WIQVCJJ Pfieil G2 fjiiwkbuu Swag yafggjxwv 30 if ' MW7 WHM7Wf31' Siam? C d'9 2r5 1- -A' NATICDNAL HQNCDR SOCIETY CLASS OF 19113 MURIEL CROSBY SARA JANE DUNLAP MARY FOCHT THELMA GRESH EDWARD CALLICAN MICHAEL GELEMBIUK EAY HUTKIN LUCILLE IACKSON ELEANOR IACOB RUTH KULR VIRGINIA KULR BETTY JANE KURR LORRAINE KINCKINER DARIUS LEIC-I-ITCAP MARY ANNE MILLS ALTON, MISSIMER BARBARA MOORE KATI-IRYN NESTER jEAN PENNYPACKER ROSE SAVELLONI EVELYN SCI-IAEEFER REGINA SUCI-IOZA IANICE VANDERSLICE MARIAN ZIMMERMAN SCHCDOL MOTTO Do it because it is the right thing to do 'A' Boosting the Old High School Our Alma Mater Faithful and true hearted, Let us cheer our dear Old High , We revere her and defend her, And her colors proudly fly. We will stand by her united, Ot her deeds- we, gladly tell, Her Colors streaming, C-lad faces beaming, So here's a cheer for her That we all love so well. H' Chorus loyous and ever loyal Let us boost tor our Old Highf' Let ev'ry heart sing, Let ev'ry voice ring, There's no time to grieve or sigh, lt's ever onward, our course pursuing, May defeat ne'er our ardor cool, But united, we will boost for her, Our Old High Schooll Honors she has taken On the track and with the ball, May she always rank the highest May her colors never tall, There's no other that can match her When her team is on the tield. Her boys the tleetest, Her girls the sweetest, Then here's a cheer for,her For her who ne'er will yield. ,......s vm W.. 'FM MQKr:f4qg Photography tor 1943 Troiod by LORING STUDIOS 7A North Sixth Street Reoding, Po. is THE FEROE PRESS Printing of Distinction I-Ionover ond South Sts. Pottstown, Po. 1 nz wmv? M, if rr X if ,Tn .31 V' 1 5? Q5 Q- f If: ff N ,. ' 1. , 'f ' X 1 L . li? ,E--IV? 'ff'1'iL',, r .H B1 Www. 1 Ag A i 52 :Pw- V. eng L . N Yr v a . LQ 315 ' ,QR - 'ill -,.-A V. ti! K . -,. fail. 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