Schuylkill Haven Area High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Schuylkill Haven, PA)

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The Junior play Take My Advice, presented on February 24 and 25, was greatly enjoyed by everyone. The cast took their parts well. The class also sponsored a trip to West Point. All who took this excursion enjoyed it very much. Class OFncers: Prefident . . . . . JAMES HINNERSHITZ Vice-Prefidenf . . . . . AUSTIN GILHAM Secretmgf . . . . . . ANNA SAYLOR Tremmfer .......... BETTY FITZPATRICK On September 2, 1936, we started on our last mile toward our destination, with Miss Heim and Mr. Shank as our advisers. On October 26, the class held a Hal1owe'en Party in the gymnasium. Games were played and music was furnished for dancing by a number of our Senior boys. The greatest financial success of the year was the Senior play, The Tin Hero. Everyone will remember the wit and humor introduced by the cast. The members taking Part were: Chester Mengle, Geraldine Shank, Anna Saylor, Betty Fitzpatrick, Austin Gilham, Rita McGlinchey, Thomas Maberry, Mary Harvey, Reta Clauser, Mary Heckman, Dorothy Hurst, and Herbert Frantz. We appreciate the splendid effort Miss Heim and Mr. Shank put forth to make the play a success. We also congratulate the cast who worked very diligently and faithfully. Congratulations, Juniors! That was a fine Minstrel Show you put on! Every Senior appreciated his free ticket. At last the day has come which everyone has been looking forward to with such eager anticipation-the Washington Trip! Mr. Walter Johnston acted as our tour conductor and under his guidance we had an excellent time. By this time the annual, our Blue and Gold, was completed and ready for distribution. The staff showed fine cooperation in putting it across. We wish to thank the patrons for their interest in our annual and for helping us in our sale of books. The last nights of our entire public school career came to an end with Class Night and a Commencement Pageant which was given in the audi- torium on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, June 15 and 16. We, the Class of 1937, have just finished perhaps one of the greatest careers in our lives. From here we go out into the world, not as a class but as individuals, to solve new problems and to take advantage of the oppor- tunities which await us. Success and Happiness to every graduate of '37. MAY PHILLIPS Ax ,n,,nlYni k AX 251 A M8 '12

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I XXX .1 . v - is EM- . CLASS OF 1957 President .... . . AUSTIN GILHAM Vice-President . . . .CHARLES BUBECK Secretary . . . .... ANNA SAYLOR Treasurer .... . .BETTY FITZPATRICK CLASS COLORS: Brown dnd White CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: Ta succeed-one must have kept dhredst of Progress We, the Class Of 1937, started with 121 eager students in September Of 1933 to travel the road that would lead us tO our goal-graduation-but now there are only 94 of us left as we finally come to Our journey's end. Our Freshman advisers were Mr. Harner, Miss Pflueger, Miss Fredericks, and Mr. Stauffer. Class Officers: President . . . . . .RUSSELL COOVER Vice-President . . . . JAMES HINNERSHITZ Secretdry . . . .... ANNA SAYLOR Treasurer .......... BETTY FITZPATRICK While we were Sophomores our advisers were Miss Heim, Mr. Young, Mr. Kerschner, and Mr. Imboden. Class Oflicers: P President . . . . . JAMES HINNERSHITZ Vice-President . . . . CHESTER MENGLE Secretary . . . .HELEN VALENTINE Treasurer ............ ANNA SAYLOR On May Day, Anna Saylor represented us as May Queen and Betty Fitzpatrick was Crown Bearer. When we returned in September of 1935 as Juniors, our advisers were Miss Bausum, Miss Seltzer, and Mr. Berger. Our HallOwe'en skating party was held at Willow Lakeg Everyone had a line time. Olena Hendrickson represented Our class this year in debating. I 24

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MILDRED SEVILLA BAIR Band 15 Cashier 25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Library Club 35 Oflice 35 Press Club 35 Science Club 35 Volley Ball 35 junior Play, Dramatic Club 1, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Captain- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Debat- ing Club 45 Photo Club 4, WILLIAM LEWIS BAIR ORVILLE OLIVER BERGER Science Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 3. FLOYD HARVEY BROWN Science Club 15 Student Council 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 35 Hi-Y 4. ' 'MILLIE' ' Beautiful Her beauty draws us with a single hair. ' ILLH Q ' nti edj Whlfl, B Ah but to ha l 1 Vr- D P 1 I ROWNIE Z! Z! yn Xl -- V-f , Ie? ' do but eat, sleep, resiii t 1 , J Vf X v, X , Music hat harm ' twat L um-----f.,,l 46 W' ROBERT RUSSELL BAIR Science Club 15 Track 1, 25 Inter- class Basketball 1, 25 Dramatic Club 25 Football 4. LEWIS CLARENCE BASHORE Science Club 15 Student Council 3. ROBERT CARL BOWEN Science Club 1. MARY DIANA BROWN 4 H1cK .r eu O ' at ing, t a NA' thing it 1SiH- ARE. 521 Q-ig,- i E ixtleu .A a py am I5 from e Q 53 5 W M . 1 7' ' BOB 17- 1 le Be NAIA? -n l l i L yet. ' - fn. I- 1 ,mf wi gl lol! IWW 'l ce ' t e e ment in w great n gs fashion them- es together. -CARLYLE. l26l I -'muRY'Lt5ZJi!JiDfsaeJf I I I If AR 1 , ' N