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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

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STAGER who will have Completed twenty-live years of service. hv Deceniher of this year, as at nteniher ol the Schuyl- kill Haven School Board, and has served as secretary of the Board since Nlax' 29, l922. having heen elected to fill the unexpired tcrnt of the late Irvin Tyson. and reelected as secretary for each succeeding term. BJENIIHFAQTIOR i HOWARD W. STAGER gf' 2Efff?lF ll il ll 1lII illl SCHLIYLKILL HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL Vx 1 L L 'lx' XIXVL U qigb, iz WT I8-fi 5.-.1 I Q 'bxie'-Eff? 'X ,. ,V wif, ff X-gvyxx FW' Sim9 Q , H '52 QH5xM Umar Siclhooll Three years ago, when we received our promotion certificates to become Sophomores of Schuylkill Haven High School. we were happy, but we looked upon the Seniors with awe and wonder. How proud they must be of their success, we thought, and how lucky they are to be so close to graduation. The Seniors were assembling for their last gathering and we wondered at their sad countenance. They received their diplomas, the reward for their labor. Each school year we witnessed the same sight with a colorful pageant and various ceremonial procedures, and strangely enough. we no longer envied the graduates. We pitied them, for each year had taught us to love our High School more and more. Now, we are Seniors! We are about to receive that precious document which, for a long time has been the object of our labors. We should be proud and glad, and in a measure, we are, but our joy is overclouded by the thought that we are leaving our Alma Mater forever. We are abandoning the scene of many happy years of oui lives, to embark upon our respective careers. What fields we shall choose, what the future holds for us we do not know, but of this we are sure: the years we spent at Schuylkill Haven High School will never be forgotten. ln the past. the success of our school has been our success, in the future, its honor and glory shall be our pride and delight. We leave behind us our best wishes. May the good name of our High School never fade from the annals of our Liberal Education in such a democracy which you so happily foster and we have learned to enjoy. EULJK QNE ADMINISTRATION BOOK TWCU BOOK THPEI: UNDP RQLASSES BOOK Foul QRGANIZATIONS Eocm FIVE ATHLETICS 130014 SIX FEATURES BOOK SEVEN ADVERTISEMEIN Tb IO Q 0 N T IE N T S CLASSES WE HUNOR Class of 1938 extend our smcere appre C1at1on to MISS Ethel M Btusum our class adv1ser who hts helped to gu1de us through our htgh school Career She has helped to Counsel us and gwen us her loyal support 11 I wt 6 lt is with great pleasure that We, the 9 1 I - . 2 , , 2 I as WMA LIS- 111 S W ,gl 5010! 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T11 J at 1 ' B ' 1 1's '11 ' 1 1 3 1 lc 1 5 1 1 1 f 1- 1 1 1- 111' ll'1111f1f11 11111 Iqz' inf , 11 11 11, 111' 1111' Q 11 1 'a11'1'. 1 X' cl 1' 1111 .1 'K , 1111 1111111' 115, 1 111 11 '11 11111 11 '1 1 ll' 11l'1 11' 1111 111- 1111 5111111 3 61711 111' 11111, ,...gY --W-Y' Y w Hnmumuswnn W THE 1938 HW' Left to right Harry A Reber Frank S Keith Vice President Charles VN Ehly Hovxard X Stager Secretary Mrs 'Vlary E Butz Harry L Burket President Samucll B'ist Treasurtr Board of Directors No goal 1S ever reached vnithout overcoming difficulties We the Senior Class of 1938, have attained our encl, qracluation from Schuylkill Haven High School. As we look into the future with assurance, we are ever mindful that we have not surmounted our obstacles to success unaided, but during all our trials we were inspired by kind, loving personages whose interests were ever in our happiness. We are grateful to them and will always cherish in our hearts the memories of our school days made more enjoyable by them. We realize they have made many sacrifices for us and, therefore, extend to them our best wishes for future work at Schuylkill Haven High School. if? iff if? 14 Zvi... ....-, , - .-.,,...xn V, .W i.....L:+i-73:1-.,1+. , .4 , N1 PAUL S. CHRISTMAN. B.S., M. Sc. Supervising Prin Cipal PAUL E HARTRANFT AB MA Hzqh Snhool prznczpal MA - Q11i:g::g131: ::::g:31:gifii:::::z3 13 Q :ui 9 fa m fn? 3205423 15 va- fvl4O THE 1938 . JM MMM M JUCW ! 1 '1 1 Dbl! ' -2.1f'4 'ML ,L 'fi' Uur -U Lg, f Lx' 1- ' 1 Vlfrl .,! 4 4 .r , 1 -s 11.7 '-9 x fu,-f Qfn, 'fflfv ' I K. . , ' I PAUL E. HARTRANTT, A.B., M.A, rf Soczal Studles Albnght Perm State J! ' ,A .4w,xf'f f L ETHITL M BAUSUM AB Lain General Mathcmatzcb Wellesley WALTER E SHANK AB f ommcrczal Sh1ppensburg State Teachers College Beckley Susque harma UHIVEFSIYY W EDWARD BROVVN BS M ED Mathematzcs Albrxght Penn State ALBERT L BERGER BS m ED French Englzsh Kutztown State Teachers College ,ri 7x.,4, 7 ,f,,,Q.,HJf 1uffQ,Y BJ-x.f.w1 Aff, V MA gzffggygefmaff f MOFBVIBH ollege Lehl mver ty -1f 1'7Ax ,aff-r., bffwf 4 4'! ,flat dj. 7'-oft v-N I 71 AARON E YOUNG BS m Ee Franklm and Marshall 6 Cornmcrczal 9' 1 . g w ii' ' I If N X N . T ., X . . ., 4 3 X' U v fi ' ' G' V 'JJ ,HAI . v ,' .Y nl y N' l 5 . ' .l,. 5113!- - JL' ' - ,. , :Ag 'fit ,. .V,, :1r.,i ,x7li.. IJ: T fi Elf l ' ' l l . l l fig 2' .tff ' I I ' fe , if as ik l A 1 wi? sir ik M. EMELINE HEIM, AB. History Cedar Crest I LA RENCE L. IMBODENW' U ,fm . Cage, ffm- P l 14 X5ed 'V'o Q-If Q! Z-f -'W-4 1 I a 2 Q0 X O 'C f'-'C iff fdwf-ff fl NELLIE M. REINHART, AB. 5 - English Keystone State Teachers College, Penn State LAMAR W. KERSCHNER, B.S. Science Franklin and Marshall FLORENCE M. SHOENER, B.S. Music New York University Home Economics, Bio 4 , Cedar Crest ' i K' 1 ,XV ELIZABETH M. KNIES, B.SfQf'! , ,MQ MARY S. REElD Librarian Keystone and Millersville State Teachers Colleges THE 1938 -. WILLIAM K STALIFFER BS Physical Education Albright C ESTHER FREDERICKS Physical Educatzon Temple WILLIAM I HARNER BS General Sczence Cwxcs Albrlght GROVE T SOLLENBERGER BS m Ind Arts Ed General Shop M1llersv1lle State Teachers College HENRY W BRESSLER Band Dzrcctor ELEANOR F DETRICH Secretary ik il? il? 18 ELLA M GILBERT Normal Dxploma Hzstory Keystone State Teachers College ELLA H SHERER Normal Dlploma Superuzsor of Vzsual Educatzon Readmg and Guzdance Keystone State Teachers College VERNA M SELTZER BS Geography Cwzcs West Chester State Teachers College Penn State DOROTHY LESSIG Normal Dxploma Art Geography West Chester State Teachers College DORA R BROWN Normal Dzploma Arzthmetxc Keystone State Teachers College CATHERINE E EHLY BS Englzsh West Chester State Teachers College - Blue and Gvld Sir ii? ik l 19 Aw A mp WMA LJL-1 SEN 111 parap11rf1.s111g 1116 1116131651 1 11 fC1L17CfS 111110 0n16 s.11d 1610166 and 11 L1LCCd1flQ1y 11.311111 1111111 111 your 11011111 11111 1611161111161 11111 Of 111 1116S6 t111r111x 11011 s11111 80171061211 107710 11110 JZILIYQVIIEUY 1116 IIC r6111111d6d 11111 Ib 56111015 111110 1r1 111 11 1111 10 a 1 116 21161 11s FCSPOIISI 11111116s 1116 117111 116 LOI7 r0n16d 1111111 111.31111 p101116111s 11111111 111111 116101116 C1 16711111 111111111 learned 1116 11116 meanznq 0 dc 11101rd1y 1116 5111111 s1f11 6 1111111115 to 116 11151 1161 116 1716111111 111 0111 dedlzngs 1111111 011r ffliafldb and axs0C1d16s 6' -I9 1' 14L Q I8 1:11:11 fx 132, Zi? ill 2: 1 'Sf v fc ' A' QQ ' A 1 11 11 TAA 1 11 ' 5 , ' 'Lf f If 111 11 11 1 K ak '31 fx 15'- ,Z ,- K V , 1 L ', 1 9' umm 1 Mi . mf! ' If ' A ..., ldvw-.' if g i 'T ii'-W Q,,,!!gw11g, U A ? T 1 THE 1938 Scenlors Supreme C 1 xss 0111 xN1fA11ox Motto To the braz e and 11th Ill nothmy 1 1l1 llllll Class Flow er 5 CllOll Rost Class Colors Blue and Gr fy Robert Byerly Reynolcl Zleqler Verna Wolfe Ethel M Bausum CUFF!! mas Shwlorz AIUVISI RS Walter E bh ink C1 Ass Som Classmates o dear old hlqll school Nozv we haze It zthed our goal Four years we 1 e spent llflfll you Workzng too Were sucteeded qzzncd l 11' 111 edcd Nou let 11s all be happy And smg our partmq song Our hearts are true Always to you Our own Gold and Blue Classmates and rzends ll 1 rt Ioy1l And we rememlJ1r too lears we haz e spent ll 1th you All way throuqh Freshman Sophomore unzor Senzor Dear Haz en Hzqh ll e rt leauznq Wzth us you ll always rate In years to tome there s only One Class o 38 212 Premdent Vlce pl suilent Tre ISIIYQI Edu ard Brow n 0 x , 1 31 1 ' ' ' It 'S . , ' : I 1 gt ' 7' : 5 , 'K ...................,.......,.,...,..... 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K V Cllcuss History On September 1 1937 95 pupxls assembled m the three Senror homerooms under the gurdance of M1ss Bausum Mr Brown and Mr Shank Our first event of mterest was our class Hallowe en party held rn the gym on October 28 Many attended and had a gay t1me rompmg around 1n thelr costumes and dancrng Football held the spotllght durmg the early fall term Our class was well represented and those out for the team were Byerly lCapta1nJ Bubeck T Bolton S Reed Wm Reed Z1egler Haas Barnum Meyers Brlggman Tem plm phlll1pS and Mengle All of these fellows led us 1n a most eventful foot ball season The long awalted Senlor Play finally made 1ts appearance Many trled out for parts rn Campus Quarantme but only a few were chosen lt was pre sented on November 23 and 24 and the net proceeds were over S300 whxch we consxdered very good lt was acclarmed by everyone as qulte a success Not long after our play came the dxsasterous flre whlch rumed the ent1re thxrd floor As a result me were doomed to mlss many of the fr1vol1t1es and act1v1t1es whlch other classes had enjoyed lt was most unfortunate but we made the best of It By th1s trme the senxor photographs appeared on the scene and many ges tures were made beh1nd teachers backs but all ln fun to see who would ex change plctures w1th whom Many groans and ahs were heard m com ment of them The varslty basketball team although not w1nn1ng so many games showed hne Splflt throughout the season Those who helped pep up the team were Byerly Reed and Ruff The g1rls proved themselves to be capable players by w1nn1ng the captam ball champronshlp They vxon every game that they played Apr1l 27 28 29 and 30 were rmportant dates to a great number of Senlors for those were the new er to be forgotten days spent ln Washlngton It was a long looked form ard to event and much exc1tement and fun were crowded mto those four short days as well as the novelty of seemg some of the famous blllldlflgg of our capltal The class only regretted that they could not stay forty four days lnstead of only four Our last tlmes together were Class Nxght on une IO Baccalaureate on une 12 and Graduatxon vxhlch took place on une 14 In partlng w reallze that vte have flnxshed our last year scorched though lt may have been and me are smcerely sorry to leave We novu say Au revolr auf Wxedershen Ad1os and all other 1d1osyncras1es of llnguxstxc farewells IEAN A REBER Blue and Gold 23 VA Vx 0 1 1 . . . . . 1 . r 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 f ' . A. , .1 1 1 1 p . 7 . . . 1 1 ' 1 . 1 . 1 1 ' . . tr 11 lr 11 . 1 1 . . , lr 11 , . . . 7 . 7 . . 1 1 1 A - - - Q - - V - 1 V . . Y . I - 1 . 7 . . I ' I ' ' 6 . V . . . 1 1 Y . V . . - 1 1 IV THE 1938... .. X ms? at f KN ELIZABETH AU AC ny gdb. Cashier I, 2: Vo , 2: Gym am l, 2 I , -- lCaptainball 1, 2, 3 sketball Y, , 4: nr I A ff' Council 2, 33 Glee l b 2, 3: ax 2, 3, J ixed , V' Chorus 2. 3, 4: A Cap IIE ir ebat Team 3: '- Iunior Minstrel: Orchest uni r gg reasurer: - ,Q 'Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Senior Pla 1 Blue n Staff: Iunior and National Honor Societi . . I ' ' ANNA MAE BACHE :wif ' G NEXT l W! UR' A CHARLES BARNUM Barnic GENERAL Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball,4g Hi-Y 4: Iunior Minstrel. 1 I3 ERICK BAUM Baumy GENERAL . yin Team 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: A Cap- qoy e la 1r.3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4, 6 , 1 ALICE HEEBNER BERGER Punk COLL. Emp. Captaiyiball 1, 2: Student Council 1, 3: Glass Secretary 3: ,Glfef'Club' lf 3 ,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Iunior Minstrel. 'ALEDAMAE REED BITTLE l Dollie CQMMERCIAI. Volley- Ball l: Glee Club 2, 3: Haven Fax 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 47 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: lunior Minstrel. 1 ,I -L If - Y KATHRY ELIZABET1-I BITTL K this .. , I f' , ' '- COLL. ENTR. ' Baxligtball 2: ollel 'll 2: G e-!ClubdZ, 3: Debating r'.Teal?1, : Iunior Hflg ional Ho r Sol? tiesg, 4: Cap- : t 'n all 2,,!3, 4: a n Fax 3.2 3 ' ary lub 3, 4: glshier 3, 4:JTri-Hi-Y 4: M e 'Chorus 4: Iunior ix, instrel:.,Blue anHlGo6 Stal? X , - v l THERALD OSCARB oN 'DLLfLv1 GENERAL X91 Football 3, 4: HEY , 4.1 N' 3. - ' . : J' J' 1 1' A ' - 7 ' - ' . . K zz l ,fl il f' '. L,f,', MARY BCRTN-lgyAK ' ikc ' ,i 'GENERAL ' Piss! Cliyg '4:' ce 4. N ' 1 X 75EvELYfi' MFE BREssLER. Pe9g' ' ,GLNEEAL r X ' ' w Uififlff ffwfw- Interclass Bask .' :loo ball 1 2 3 4- ra- m tic Club 3 I idr Minstrel: Baseball 3' Photo Club EN RO Henry COLL. ENTR. u nci 1 Science Club 2' Hi-Y 4' Haven W 'I' ' A4 z f l IQ ' H b 2 i I' I , 1 if COLL. ENTR. ' 1 Ziff! 4 c ,,,, D 3- LY if ' Y St t, 1 , , 1 a . .- 1-j,f,Q'QJyJ4x 1 Q' A XWWQJVWJM jr , 14431225 'Aft KRS r?sfr!wL1'937 3 , ifflw NTR , I.. , I - Science Club l Clajnreas e:1l President 2 VIC 1 us President 3: Operat s?Clubl'TTln4Jcl Y 2, varsity ,'i:?n4'g, , 2, F fball If , ,Ap B cl and Orchestra , RHI Y 3. 3, P 3, PM 3: Haw n x 3: unior Minstrel: a pe a hoir 3: B ' rus 1 ' M' 3 4- ' ' l X Q, . Ixed o ug , ationa nor Soci ' , 4: udent Counc : Blu nd Gold . 3 R T 3 H M C lass Vice-President I Preyi nt 4: Science Clu Basketball if 2. 3, 4ggJ8fbaII , 2, 3, Ca ain 4 xl M 1, 2,' 3, 4'fGym Te 2, 3 tudent C ' KS Horus 33 A Ca lla C ir 3: Photo , un'o 7 J' instrelz Hi- 4: Ndtio al Honor Socie y 3, 4: ' d R f:,RERl3YE Y B OLI.. EN R. f st JC Chorus 3, 4: ue andlmold ,Staff 'QVIARNE FRANKLIN HENRY BLIBEC onqgwdt - 5 1 ' K U , If ' W , I I .1 . , DORIS E.Z'gANJg'l2 CO fi Dottie . 0 L. J A S dent C nc I: Haven Fax l: Tri CL DE L IIS DEWALD Barron R f 18 ce ubi l: Student Council lc Hi-Y 3, , S et ' ',' lM qger . I I E 1 ABETH MARY DOMINSKI Betty COLI.. ENTR, I if ' asketbaii I, 2, 3, 4, Capfainbaii 1, 2, 3, captain AI: , J Jolley Ball 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3: Student Cou il 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. ' THOMAS FRANCR p IWHG ggi, GE AI. . , , , ' ' s or . 3 pp Choir 2, 3, 4: Mfxed hor 2. , : ' Orchestra l 2 3 I ' ell l. l 3 1,0 , N ju 9 ' I f x Qin MARY. E, pow II.. f c MEQIAL Captai 111. : Ha Fa 4: ' rary C 4: Blue and Gold S a J DONQLDQPV R SpUd',COLL. Nw. Track 5: Ba et all LA eb 2: Deb ' Team 2: Foo 1, , 3: Ca ella o 3: B s' Chorus 2, 3: Studept un i J, 4: Orch a l, , 3, 4: Haxen Fax 2. 3, xed C orus 2, 3, 4: i-Y 3, 4: Press Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Football Publicity Mana-. ger 4: Iunior Minstrel: Senior Play: Blue and Gold Staff. THWA MAE EVANS Bong COMMERCIAL Lg Li ry Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. , X' WREN 3 T enstien M COMMERCIAL olr 3: Mixed J Q ATRICE St dent Council l. 2: Haven Fax l, . Hite 1,253 4 amatic ub 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. , E LA R FISHER Rub cbttxamfpr St ' Ier l: Mix Choru :B s Chor- u . Cappella C ' 3, , r at' lub 3: unior ' strel: Hi-Y 3, 4: r estr 3. el Pianist 3, ' 'z - ' Y ' e or Play Blue and vi fn v s I -1.31 5 I X , KM' f ,I A .- J X FISHER Be-ag CQ!-3CIiNI,2RA'LH , r M3W'3 25 Ap y pl 4 f' '4 K fwljlba' MCH Wygf 1 tmijqss H- -H ,Ax 1 I ' I . vi . -fa, . . ' ' . 1 1 Q- I -1,4 ,,, ,..,., Az'- e ALJ .r-'iff' 1 -41 - N nr ..-'fa'- 'I' .' f' 11787 it wifi? , v . u. 4InFJ.elass,B tfb 3, , ixe Coru 4 DEH tj '4: B ue andll:-gt! FF I 2 ' Gi-soft' E QHQIL s GAQFE -5 TR ,7 L . , U 'Studght Council 3. s C LL! , 4, , l - .1 - . m X- ' w - 5EsTHlER MINNIE GINGRIC ' ' R. ff Glee Club 2, 3: Dramatic Cl 1 e s ' ' ' brary Club 3: lunior Minstrel' a a' a 3: 3, 4, , ' Cashier 3, 4: National Ho oc' 4: Debating . Team 3, 4: Haven Fax 4: ri-Hi-Y 4: u e cil, 4: Blue and Gold Stall. ' ANNA MAE GRACE GR ' n EW Haven Fax 3: Iunior Minst ll: Gle CW' etball 1 Ax ' : tainball 3: Debating T am 3, : T 1-Hi-Y' : Mix- l I C. U' ed orus 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior lay. 'Y , lf I' ' i dit : V 34-I LIZABETH EMMA GULDIN Bette COMMERCIAL ' .V il' .1 Captainball 1, 2, 3: Stlujtnt Council 1, 3,5 Iunior Min- ' strel: G e Club 3, 4W ixed Chorus 4:' Tri-Hi-Y 49 ,Haven Agiixb-1,ll,lf'f.1 I I , ,, IOSEPI-I ALOYSIYSfHAAS jaef' COMMERCIAL' StudentfCouh9ilv3: lnootball 4: ,Oflice 4. 1,5 ' nfl 'JV ,, DEWEY EMMETT HEISLER GENERAL - A Cappella Choir 2, 3: Boys' Chorus 2, 3: Mixed ' A fe Qrus 2, , 4: nior lVlinstrel: Cheer Leader 3, 4. J 'filo A 1 .Q:,2 ' f 1 :2 HERBSTE Mag lvff jjif' ,',.,,,., , V CADEMIC , f - Nl -.n s ' ior r Soc et , 2: Gle Club -,X V1 ' PA QD' 5 ebati 54'C1u ' nior M' lz' i ray: f ,' s -:WWI - - Ch l. is enrt Co K 4: andy , 5 I xi: .UIQ . ii A 3 Y I Vi ,T 5 l. 'x f ,xlryjzx ..,,f,7 'I r L I qfj A 'X N WILLIA UGENFBJI ZE GENER 'L Rl' Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41, oys' , rlis 2, : Mi 'ed Clippas xx 2 3 4' A Cappella gllroir 2 ' Basketball 2 ,l3!1jg' oot- LVA GRACE HUGH C MMERc1AL Mixed Chorl glpramatic Club 3: Glee Club b2111'2,'3, 4, Junior Dstr i: 3, 4, ' 'L an :, ' 4455 :W - uf MARIORIE LUCRETIA KAUFFMAN Marj COMMERCIAL Glee Club 3: Haven Fax 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Blue and Gold Staff. LORRAINE LEONE KAUFMAN LorrieCoLL. ENTR, Science Club 1: Student Council l: Iunior and Nation- al Honor Societies l, 2, 4: Basketball 2: Cashier 2: Cap- tainball 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3: Debating Club 3: Vol- ley Ball 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Mixed Chor- us 3, 4: Haven Fax 4: Iunior Minstrel: Blue and Gold Q53 ' Av. :X Q' as-X ww .'llrlC,'V ' Q. A ff.T l'A'l..f'n I,l ' A 'LIL ld D I . ' ' , lla- lx-11 - 4 -' ll I M 'ffl 1' I II X M AI N Ili' 3 I All l- X , Ill ,ay :. gf? sjfgl4',,t'- '-jig, ' xJll937 , I . A . 3 I FERN DOROTHY KELLER Droopy CZOMMERCIAI. Honor Society l: Basketball l, 3: Student Council 2: Captainball 2. 3: Volley Ball 3: Iunior Minstrel: Dra- matic Club 3: Cvlee Club 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Tri- gli-tt? 4: Ofhce 4: Cashier 4: Senior Play: Blue and Gold ta . ' GERTRUQE IiE4MPNER,l' 'WCoyIERtb9LyJV cf MVMJW Q'-ff PM f Jffo' , Rf I M95 ff' If ff VI LA TH Y TN R Kc ner CoLL. ENT!-1.1 J ske l, 1 Captain all I. 2, 3: Volley Ball 2. J Student Council 3 Iunior Minstrel: lee l 4 Library Club 4: Blue ,Io H IL B s J 2 Fo balllVlana J 'I HIIY 3 4 Senior A-pjfrlf hi, ' Cl 1' wi I C ' C gf- ' Q , 2 ' ' .3 fitaff. - I in s IAN L . Iv , ! - .yt K, :gl tb A Q L get i,..l, 1.. .C '3' Ch 5 la a Y ' I ' - :if ' 5 ' ' Jfjfvjf 7 , ' l I Q,,,,' 0' , , A 31 5 , ILL 'M MLIBEU'-BQ'l J ,cfwwqz 1 35 3 -1 b 'Hi-Y 01.1 . 4'-K l, f' ' - v- CA' NNIE KNELL Kae COMMERCIAL B a l. 2, 3: Captainball l. 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 2, 3: ramatic Club 3: lunior Minstrel: Glee Club 3, 4: Office 3 4' ' ed C us 4: Library Club 4: National My l 4: e and Gold Staff. V RD KOENIG Humpty GENERAL 1. 2, 3 3 ,' , : ' , , ' : , : I ' ' f Boys Chorus 2 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Science Club 2 Baseball Manager 2 3 unior Mm strel: Hi-Y 4, X E QIANNA A ,zgfiaf fe , ,,fJf'4 Nf AI. Iwiaxnlf ll346ig4'0Minstrel:f30TliI4-31, ff If fc' , Y A , I LEWIS MIL o MANBECK COLL. Elm. wwe Boys' Chorux , If -ANN MA COMMERCIAL N Cashier : ainba 2. 3: sketball 3: Student Council 3: ri- ' 3, 4 Class S cretary l. 2: Iunioris Minstre ress lub 4: dee Club 4: Senior Play: Blue and G Staff. lx Y X L 'I of :Sf V FL YDNHARRISON MATTERN Gmt: 3 COLL ENTR DpJOrclfestra l. 2, 3. 4: Student Council 2: Cashier aseball Manager 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior Play, ILDRED NORA MATZ Millie COLL. ENTI2, Basketball l. 2, 3: Captainball l. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: A Cappella -Choir 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Press Club 4, ,VP . ' Iv' . x, J G., , ,H M F: IX t .R ,, P ' A--J' -ff' -Q Blue and Gold A- f.,.f x ,. ,, 1 v ' QC 27 fymff' sffiff 4l 1,.f .fw fjaffrfjf 1 f' W 'MM 1 D 4 M: ...yi g 'lf . 'MQ THE 19538 -- --' ., 1 ve' ..-.' 1 v ...eff . ',,,. , v.. ' L, ... .,,J an X114 ,I f 115573 117 .B M T MATZ Norms COMMERCIAL Bas all A Pres Club 3: Library Club 3: Iunior M' el: i-Hi Y , Haven Fax 4: Senior Play: Class eta ' 'onal Honor Society: Blue and Gold ta ' 1' ZABE VICTORIA MAY IIPCHHIIIICOLL. ENTR. Volley all 2: Debating Club 3: Press Club 3: Glee ,Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. IOSEPH DANIEI: MCCORMICK loc GENERAL Student Councilsl. ROBERT Woobcock MENGLE COLL, ENTR. Track l, 2: Interclass Basketball l. Z: Band 1, 23 Cashier 25 Class Vice-President 2, President l. 3: Photo Club 3 Gym Team 3 Iunio Minstrel Hi Y 4 Foot ball l, 2, 3, 4: A Cappella o' 2, Boy ' horus 2, 8, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: S u nt C ngil' , 3, 4: Blue , and 'Gold Stat? Iunzior a 3 enior' 'i al H nor So- cieties. jj! ffl 7 I O JS 1 ll X j 'K I I , gfl 1 f J X . b 1 X J f. , CO D QANK MEY 'Conn' GENERAL , shier 2: rack ?ana er 3: Iunicg, instrel: Football z '!!l, , 3,143 ixed 12 shrug 4. I f 1 I s F d ' x XY I STEPH N ALgXAJbffDER MONQIJLICK Slug Z GENERAL I er las all 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Track 4: , R ,5 ,I , .. I ' 74 7 ,, I i 1' 1uNE VIRGINIA MOYER Pottsie, AEENERAL 1 Basketbtil 5 ub 2, 4: Volley Ball, 3 Press Club 'X C' -V. . 5 1 P, . M 1 3 ffl' PHILLIPS SkQbalIs ' QENEAQL Y .aj 1 h 3 . 5. V X J Y, J I J K A ,lu ' , J :T 1' X' . X x .ff ,1 ,,' . , f ,. -J 11,1 - X SX Cash 1 Stu nt Covndg! .Ere s ui 3 , H. J - -M 1-X X I T PHILLI s uthieg CAM RCIA ll 3- matic Club 5 Gl?jl4IlubF4 AHLY 4 11 b 3, 4. . if ja x I A ARET ELIPTQBEEH Q N Peg CONQMERCIAL askerbaii 11 captain 1 11 ssfClubx3: V51 iey Ball 3 Office 4: Glee 'ix xl . ' J I J XJ -,J .sy l ,' A X. DOROTHY MAE REBER Dot COMMERCIAL Volley Ball 3: Cashier 3: Haven Fax 4: Office 43 Library Club 4: Student Council 2, 4: National Honor Society 4: Blue and Gold Stall. HAROLD ALBERT REBER Boom GENERAI. Band l, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Hi-Y 4. .5-jj, . 1 'L'-XCTJ 'V 4 Jie.: Jolvyg-' LJ A QJJVM -,Uk yf'-f . I 1 b ,J Q A Uvvllv , A 'f' lx fidvfi' ,, -,J 4 .1 xfkf yi: ff AW' I ,U I I AA i Ufv- ' l 'j w.x U, ., ' , I ,AH I ji ' e ' A ,l y A A: V fffff if 1, IEAN ANNA REBER iiWcebic COLL. ENTR. Cashier l, 2: Gym Team l. 2. 3: Iunior Minstrel: Glee Cluh 2, 3: Debating Club 2, 3: Volley Ball Tri-Hi- P x Y 2, 3, 4: Haven Fax l. 3. 4: Ch92 lf , 4: Class R41 'Z Historian: Mixed Chorus 4: Capt all ll, fl X , Basketball l, 2. 3, 4 National Honbr Society, 4K dent, 1 ku Council 4: Blue and Gold Staff, f ' J - A ful 7 ' 'A JEAN BE I R REBER we 'ix-fm. d 1 ' Cl h 4: Ijb 4. - tu ent c ee u u JH KKUAX . . QQ N. 'MQ f . ' ET 'Maljf' COMM 'IAL pt : V y Ball. l. ' I ' N EE ' et U l IER A Q ll , i a , T wx A X ll V i 5 I , Yl- AO I LORRAINE REED Nom C L. lj T 5 KK' sl Stu nt Council l: Cashier 2: : ee 'gn CQ' 3, 4: ixed Chorus 3, 4: Orchestr l , 4 lla . STANLEY IACOB REED lake .- .Q-, Student Council 1: Iunior Minstrel: B s' Q 5 , u 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Interclass Basketball l , ot- hall l, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4. WILLIAM FRA K 'B . ENTR. Band 1, 2: 'I' 2, ter Bas all , 3, x' V rsity 4: Hi- 3, 4 Iunior ' tr Q F all . l OL o HEN ef ey'V'3 AL I i i B O 4: tage Manager, yea . , lw ' 'VM lx. l 1 ILLIAM CARL RO filft' GENERAL ' Student Council .I, 2, , 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 3: Drama- ,S ', tic Club, 3: Cashier 1, unior Minstrel: Office 3, 4: A ': CWPE1 Choiiik 4:1 ixed -Chorus 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Senior 'XXX - Playa ue an old Stiff' , X !lRDBER'If v8,LQLL'MAd 'B I CQMMERCIALV XXX xl Track 1 ashi 2' te 'lass a tball 2. 3: Boys' t. , Chchmrs 3: A a a oir- , ed Chorus 3, 4: Basebqk ,Hz Haven ax 3. 4: Of? 3: Iunior Minstrel: ' ssl Foorbiall l.j'4: sg dent Comm 2, 4, Hi-Y 4: Blue 1 1 , Q' and Gold Staff. - Q5 NIYJ' XX . r N' KATHRKN ALTHEA ROMANA lathe GENERA1! Q ' hkl Oficqx F41 Library Club 3. 4, . ' I , ' . l' l l A f 1 fx ROBERT. wElsBR RUFF Beef , Cogy EMR. . l T ck lrklglramaiik Club 3: Baseball 2. 3r- asketball' I LL: gn-Baden! ouncili 2. 3. 4:.l-Ii-Y 3, 4: Blue and4Goldl 'X N HJ d I., 'A A ' , ' I ' X X 1 x Y XR , X Cl ,,-l,.A- .-: Blue and emu 29 -Q 3 - I I lgmsvy ,EQ Y as 'Exe MAN MAY RUNKLB Raisin GENERAL flice 3, 4: Library Club 3. 4. ELAINE ESTELLA SCHAEFFER COLL. ENTR. Cvlee Club 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4. J . I , - f L .', 3 Tb ,B-fc 45641, ,Q E: ug, -'LQ-17 :ML N . ,,4,..f... -M.-E+ AM E' A -I -me ani-, Lu 'Ubi'-- af-L. en -'I 5. if Y ' fl' -Cf wx -, . V - ELEAW2? MARY sd'FDYEEEER 'Sai 1 -GENERAL Basket ll l, 2: Captainhall l, 2: VolleyT all 2: Oflice f 3. HANK? 6 -2567 ' 1 Uf L omwrsmevzg -' ifY3 4-f Jed Cl1l5'EuE?WRAL I 4 ',:-'.'f yyf ',',f I ' 'k!fJLU.J'LJ 1 2 D fit! 7 g'k.fVX' 7' A , ' ' 2 'L' E. . 1 J x . I IOHN ELWIN SCHVVEIGERT Beagle 'CQLL. ENTR. Haven Fax 2: Baseball 2, 3: Interclass Basketball 2. 3: Hi-Y l , ' I A I BETH SEIDEL Satch COLL, ENTR. Te 1, 2, 3: Basketball I: 2, 3: Captainball l, 2. Voll Ball 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Clforus 4: -H' , 3, 4: Cheer Leader 4: Iunior Minstrel: Senior ay: ational onor Society: Blue and Gold Staff. ' M EVA SHAPPELL Molly COMMERCIAL aveu Fax l: Glee Club 2, 3: Office 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Blue and Gold Stall. , J 4 . GRACE C OL s LEE G '-'J' C , L ,Lv X U.A! lGlee Clu 2,.'QlY1'-gfataihnbwgclinior OM reillclm rl M42 4 MMV f 5 ,pf f, 1 .. -, ff , ,L'fk l,1,,-fl . '- 4' bk, I. 1 ' ' , M l I 7 E A YELLA SMITH Kate COMMERCIAL QV' ,3i9EfC131gLibfEfy Club 4 lx LCHAHZC HOMER STRAMARA Ieep . GENERAL , I terclass Basketball l, 2: Student Council I: 2: Or- 'gigstra 1, . 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Cappella Choir 3: Haven Fax 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: YpyySeni lay: Blue and Gold Staff. ,P 1 A QJYB QV? , B V ' QXN0 ALAESEQALEROY sTuMR WCS G'EwfPAI. X Y, NMA LEONA SWEIGERT Nad .COlJ.gJENTQ.'E X-WU 4 shKQ2, 3: O e 3: Glee Cglubffl, ' 4 J' KS. 'xx Q lb ' r' 'Q' ' LX. V Ns- yu E, 'gl' VA U' 1 fi. . , F1-E Y ,L 30 v 'wf ' WJ Athi., CJ 5 . H I L,-Mfitlvb ll-Ufrflx , J.-fY,: af. M-.ft A LM HARRY SAMKKEIZA W93:'!ERl 5' 'N MGENEW JOHN SAMUEL T MPL lack XIOLL. ENTR. Football l, 2, 3, 4: IMLJQQS ?asketball 3. 4: Hi-Y 4. RW H f L.: 'V ' . f GRACE ETTA J 'J' GENERAL Captainball l, 2, . 4: as etb 1, 5: olley Ball 2. Cub Reporter 2, 4: Iunior Minstrelf'Stud?1t ouncil 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Cleef Cfug 3, 4: Omit 3 A Cappella Choir 4. pea' V , X ,If , ..f . , NAOMI LAYERNE WAQMKESSEL Nome ' M I COMMERCIAL Preis Club 3: Debating Club 3: Glee,Club 4: Library Chrb 4: Blue and Gold Staff, ' S 1 IEAN ELIZABETH WARNER C Basketball 1, 2: Captainball 1, 2, 3, 4: Vol ey Bal , 3: Dramatic Club 3: Cashier 2, 4: Haven Fax 3, 4. RUTH ESTER WELDE COLL. ENTR. Band l, 2. 3. 4 Dramatic Club 3: Debating Club 3: Basketball 3: Captainball 3: Student Council 3. E MM ff 3 ma M QL f ' ' fy ,X 'l .L J y JU J 'J 74' ,M,,,WQ:M WW' 'ff' ' : 'Q 4. HUNTLEY WESSNER Goat -GENERAL Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3: Iuni Nlfnstreli Hi-Y 4: Student Council 4. f?',,if v f' f X I MARGARET WINGLE Batch ' I CCQMMBRIQIAI. Baseball l, 2: Captairiball 1, 2, 3, 4: Volley 'Ball 2, 3: Ofllce 3: Student Council 3. 4: Blue and Gold Stafff F ' . 4 I ' s 5 . AL M ' COMMERCI L F horty OLJIQN 2 fl l FCS O A E 3 E dz W B N V E E xg . t 'l ' leex ub , 3, 4: lley ' a c l b i M1 l: T '- LY 4: 5 lu 1 x ed r a eas 4. oilgtlkgil 9 A if E-'AL If 1, D XX ' ., yi 31 D R I 4 SEY KIMBER ZIEGLER Ziggy COLL. ENTR. Stu Cogxicil Xl, 2, 3. 4: Christmas Play 3: Haven Jfaic 3. 4: Hi- -3, 51: Football 4: Class Vice-President 4. -Bluqdlnd Gqld Staly. ' : - l 1 L 1 s ' s v , X J .X f X x X ni Xl L I ff fl' Tx fx i A f Blue and som 'I 31 w-'NVQ THEIQSS 11787 11' Q? Q lfllfalrfollccll Dralceslbcunclh tr lll tl sk o dfrlx H uc if Q P that the 1 hmzny throu 11 QM ada? L 4 Hxrold Drlesbach vtas born une ard 1929 A great many of the pre nt Freshmen started school vtlth hlm xn the flrst grade of the South Ward All of us became h1s school mates Those who had the pr1v1lege of knowmg h1m reallze that he had many fine traxts and a sterlmg char acter He was mdustrlous Durmq the summer months he worked on a farm In the early part of the school term he walked from there mto a school a d1s tance of several mxles After school hours It gave hlm great pleasure to help h1s brother at h1s garage He worked hard out of school and 1n school as vxell HIS dxhgence and skill ln the Band and Orchestra may well serve as an ln sp1rat1on to all of us He was faxthful IH h1s attendance at rehearsal and prac trced for long hours to become proflclent 1n h1s muslcal vxork He was actxvelv mterested 1n the Sunday School to whlch he belonged and alded m one of the schools by becomlng a member of the Lutheran Trumpeters Thelr clever arrangements of Chrlstmas Carols and songs formed a part of many of our Chapel programs He had a cheerful and happy dlsposltxon No one heard h1m say anythlng but the best about h1s fellow classmates teachers and school HIS dlllgence perseverance and cheerfulness are qualltles whlch vue can all mclude IH our characters Vvhat a wonderful trxbute It would be lf the example he set could be cont1nued ln our ovxn llves and by our act1ons 32 - - S - - - 5 ,, I :N , ' t 9 up , Q . 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F ' 1 1 1 111 11 1 1 1 .1 1 1.1 As, 1 ' 11' NHEHIIIHSSM p 1 THE 1938 -.....r -.W A Q A Top rou left to right une Balr Mmnerva Cvuldln DOFIS Board Clara Chantry Btrmce S hyxmgert Lorrame Roeder Esther Eckert Dor1s Sm1th Szxth rou Gertrude Nenhelser une Ph1ll1ps Mary Loos Delphme Schaeffer Marlon Shappel Dorothy Runkle Betty Bast Mae Saylor Fzfth rou Ruth Nelms Naomx Ney Vnrglma Fullerton GlOI'l3 Young ean Ketner Ethel Yocum Betty W1ll13mS Katherlne Feger Fourth row Helen Lmder Dor1s Kremer Barbara Mxller Naom1 Baldlnger V1rg1n1a Rlgler Betty Hum mel Rose Moser Thzrd row Dorothy Reed Edna Strause Eleanor Wlldermuth Dama Wxtman Mae Koch Vxctorla Cvallo Helen Breon Betty Wommer Second row Pearl Fessler Cecella DOIUlHSk1 Lucllle Wolfe Mary Montag Ethel Wommer Sylvxa Bubeck Morna Smlth Front row Wlllene Butz Isabel Maberry Margaret Bashore Ruth Sextzmger lean Burkert eannette Zxm merman Mlss Hoy fffy At the openmg of the school year the unlors held a meetlng xn the audl torlum at XVl'1lCh tlme they elected George Becker Presldent ohn Trotman Vlce Presldent Margaret Bashore Secretary ean Burkert Treasurer The Student COUHCII also elected from this class Barbara INI1ller Paul Lazos Pearl Fessler Charles Greenawalt Chrxstlne Hartman Harlan Lmder muth Clayton Relchert Ruth Seltzlnger George Hellenthal Naomx Baldmger Margaret Bashore Morna Slflllfh Paul Helm and Frank Sarvas Cn November 3 the Class held thelr annual Hallowe en Party m the new gymnaslum Games were played and dancmg proved to be the splce of the program wlth Mr Berger and h1s orchestra furnlshmg the muslc Refresh ments consxsted of clder apples pretzels hot dogs and plenty of onxons 36 .f',, .N Q! .iff Lf 1- ,, Q M' t ' W 'f v X, X l 1, ' :In ' '. 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Y it ir iii' Top rou left to rrqht Earl Yost Kenneth Confthx Brlght Butz ohn Shappell Charles Greenawalt ohn Covtr Leroy Deuald Franklm Slrvas Harlan Lmdermuth Fzftlz rou Gahlen Shappell Charles Hand Kenneth Strause Samuel YElCh Robert MacMlnn Paul Lazos Ch arles Goas imes Rowley Rxchard Fatklns Fourth rou VV1ll1am Mxlls Ira Kllllan Ierrns Hivxk Harold Coller Wllllam Sterner IFVID Henry Edward Hummel Russell Menglt VV1ll1s Btrnet Tlzzrd rou Edward Wltman ohn Thompson Patruk Relchert Ma lm Fenstermacher Roland Galehoff gttoncl rou Elwood Mlller ay Dewild Mr Berqer Mr Young p1UlWlS9 Robert Obenhouse George Hella nth xl Front ron ohn Hornberger Harry Breon Arthur Ferrebee Iohn Trotman George Becker Carl Reed Earl Geary W Judges The followmg members of the class were represented ln sports Captam ball Forwards Morna Smxth ean Burkert Cecella DOIIIIDSICI Lorrame Roeder Isabel Maberry Guards aennette Zxmmerman fCapta1nl Ruth Seltzmger Ethel Yocum Katherme Feger and ean Ketner Glrls Basketball Forwards Morna Smlth Lorrame Roeder Center ean Ketner Side Cen er Cecella Dommskl Guards eannette Zlmmerman lCapta1nl Ethel Yocum Substltutes Isabel Maberrx Dorothy Runkle Boys Basketball Guards Clayton Rexchert and Robert MacM1nn Forward Harlan Lmder muth The Class sponsored the Valentme s Dance February ll Because of the fire this class had to concel the annual umor Play The dance was Its sub stltute MARGARET BASHORE Blue and Gold 37 ' me if X . 4 9 , '. 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I - l ' - - - - - - I - I - + .J QI 1 THEIQSS Xl' ll 'M' KQPWQW If 1 L .Z Top rou left to rxqht Vlola Moyer Mary Klrby Elf. mor Buehltr Ium Havuuns 'Vlxhtl R d Grace Dt vxald Kathryn Gerber Fern Nunemachtr Mary Corby Bttty Balr Betty Kramer Mary Boytr lxathryn Luck enbxll Szxth rou Betty Brown Ardeth Dress lune Wagner La une VV1ldf.rmuth Eya Meytrs Fern Renmnqtr ean Lesser Martha Keonlg une Schaeffer SylV1a Boyer Flena McCuen Fzftlz rou Marlon Koenlg Edna Renmnger Dorothy Luckenhlll Florence Flsher llllllly Gehrlg Clalre F1 ler Marllyn Reber Blrdene Reed MIFIBIU Schaeffer Dorothy Hyde Dorls Ferry DOFIS VX alktr Fourth rou ean Fey Grace Zyyclzlg Rose Strlpe Thorne Reber Audrey Bordner Mary Lnnmerman Allce Schyyenk Helen Saylor ean Knarr Marlorle Ph1ll1ps Helen CSS1Ck Lauretta Muller Thzrd rou Harrlet Qumter Ellzaheth Hxmllton Dorothy Blttle DOFIS Mlnmck Ruth Nty Chr1st1nt Hexsler G F t Merle Gllfxllan Marle Shollenberger une Rhen Leona Yuch Rxta Tomes race rm z Second rou Mlss Relnhard Mary ne Robmhold B+. itrnce Shoener Pearl Faust lilunt Fxdler Chrlstxnt Burkert Eldora Fldler Ethel Ludw1 ly Reed Kathryn Hoffman Mlss Helm Front rou Helen Schmella Glpfa Romana Eleanor Kremer Norma Kemble Mxrqxrtt DCtXXCllLF Mar, Catherlne Grey Dorothy Shaueys Caryl Bashore Chrlstme. Graver Dorothea Shuey c an Harntr jf fSo lhomore September and the class of 40 assembled to begm work as Sophomores mth Mxss Helm Mxss Remhart Mr Kerschner and Mr lmboden Our clas advlser was MISS He1m The class 'ofhcers vyere Presldent Fred Dexbe t VICE Presldent ohn ones Secreta Mary Catherlne Gray Treasurer Peggy Detweller October 26 was thexdate f lloyxe en Party vyh1ch yy as held m the gym Everyone ha y mes and partakmq of the refresh ments Representatlve n sp rtd alctn mes ere Glrls Captamball Gray G11 -2 Hllan Hafner H ylor Re r A Sehwenk B Kramer B Reed X 4- Z , -nf L 5 I I 1,1 ' - I ft .ol ,. l A 1.4 1 ' - , VA s . ' .- 2 . B A - A A A . ', 'I 2 ' . ' ' ' '. i 'Q f , ' ' ' l 2 ' ee . 2 '- . ,A , V ,. l Q Y' .S V' ',: ,A Y - A 1: , I 1 , A I , 2 , 2 me ' M 2 ,lf ,' - y I. 1 ll - j lvl V L lf!!! X' A .,' 4 if 0 . ' ,fr M ' . I ' 1 , XJ! H ' ll if LQ Ul'.f , hx! ' y IJ' , , v yy fy J .4 y , , ': P! 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N ' 1 ' '. '. . 4 ' , . - ': , , ' . . . '. Ie Y: ,e '. ', , ' ', 1 ,I' r 2 , 2 Z . , l ' 't . , , 2 , 2 ' e ,I , . '. , 'z 2 2 . I '. I . f f , Q . ' z. 5, HS: , .2 ,V , E r. as 7 , . , , , , . - e . , .,,. , , l 1 l c '-' , , . , . , A , . V Y . . . ' 1 r . T . .. .ff A 5 . J I ' . - II -J nf UL' rfbt P THE 1938 ... ..,,.::,.,-:,- Top rou left to rzqht Betty Collar M1r1am Syxutzer Mrldrcd 11 Rocdtr MlldFLCl R Ro dcr El une Dorn slft Naom1Coover Cleo Bessa Charlotte Bolton 1111 Merkty Cvlxdys lxlahr Vlftqlllll Kthot Anne McCord Betty Staller Fzfthrou Leatrxce Wlldermuth Bernlce Kauffman Eleanor Deltrlch Arl1n+. Rtbu Htltn IDOH1ll lSk1 Mary Fourth rou Mary Losch Constance SUIIS Emlly Thomas Margaret Kxthner Ada Fldltr Betty Geary Ar lane Reed Rose Ohenhouse ean Trout ean Kunmel Eleanor Lnmmerman Thrrd row ane Homan Dorothy Hummel Martena Greenayyalt Rhoda VN ommtr MIYIOFIL Bubeck Mary ella Douglas ean Patterson Bettle Lloyd Mary Bowen Pauline Felty Esther Koch Idx Yuch Second rou Mabel Schaeffer Alberta Evans Raydel le Heffner Murrel Reber Ioycc Krammes Davun Doug las Sophxe Dowlak Gwendolyn Pntchard Rose Rhe1n Sylvla Kremer Dorothy Tcmplln Front rou LaMae Fey Vrvmn Ludwlg Elsxe Flall Mlldred Emerrch Marcella Becker M155 Frederlcks Dorothy Blew Edna Fr mtz Harr1et Coxe Ioyce Rupp Abscntees VIFQIHIE Brenneman Phylhs Hummel Roberta Moyer Freshman On September 1 1937 1411 puplls entered the Hlgh School to take the place of last years Freshman Class under the d1rect1on of Mlss Fredemcks Mr Harner Mr Sollenberger and Mr Stauffer These puplls conslsted of 107 from town IO from North Manherm Toxyn shlp 4 from South Manhelm Tovynshlp 141 from Wayne Toyynshlp 3 from Port Clinton and 3 from Landlngvllle After a feyx vyeeks the class was better orqamzed and the follovtmg oth cers were elected Arlen Bubeck Presndent Dorothy Bleu Vlce Pres1dent Marcelle Becker Secretary Kennth Sausser Treasurer Albert Byerly HIS tor1an On October 25 1937 the Freshles held a Hallovte en party 1n the gym naslum Games were played and prlzes awarded The refreshments consxsted 40 A t r w, 1 3, ' 105 vs c 0 Aft x x I V -f ,f f v s Lk , ,ir ., ' , f N ,, If tp . 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Top ron left to rzqlzt Karl Niflin Huqh Reber Kenneth VN1nters Glenn Huex Gerald But Russel Farley Brute Dux xld ames Birker St inley Schvxartz Russell Ney Charles Alltman Kenneth Alexander Szxth rou Cirlm lVl1ller Robert Shoener limes Mytrs Norman Parnell Donald Vknst Leonard Ketner ohn VV1rmr Farl Sehxffner Dallas Muller lzfrlz ron Frlnexs Stlplt How 1rd Heffmr Chxrlts Gxsttqtr ohn Fnorlllo Num lx mfm tn Ktnntth Reber l xmxr Rnd llnrl Kxllxxn VV1nheld Ptsher Kenneth Graxler Fourth rou Ioseph Knarr Edward Bolton Clarence Hubler ohn Shaeffer Georqe l-levdt R1chard Qum Lumir Roeder Donald Rettevx Thzrd rou Francls Baltzer Paul Hornberger Francxs Mulllns Lexus lones Frames lVl1ller Frank Haeseler Thomxs Ruse Xxylllldm Shavx Harrxson Berger Terrence lVlcGlonf. Second ron Ray Kull Xxllllim Lenqtl Rlehard Mwbtrrx Mr Hirner Mr Stauffer lVlr Sollenberqer Har old Phllllps lVl1lton Kremer Robert Breon Front rou Charles Strause Allan Mxller Ernest Krammes Kenneth Sausser Albert Bxerlx Arlen Bubeck Emmet Koch Bruce Haxxkms Ralph Fisher Ab entecs Robert Drey Glenn Exely Chester Frledman Robert Le1n1nqer oseph Russell Lester Schvnetq trt Palmer Sterner Robert Strause Arlan Wlldermuth VK alter Straub founders of clder apples hot dogs pretzels and candv About 60 personsattended th1s qav party The Freshmen had 14 boys represent them tn football and 9 bovs ln basketball Bolton represented them m Varsltv basketball The glrls too had a luckv I3 out for Captamball Thev xx ere Putchard Captam Wlldermuth Roeder Emerlch Suxts Fev Trout Dommslu Gben house McCord Kehoe Wommer and Zlmmerman The girls also had 9 representatlxes IU Glrls Basketball Thew were Roeder Captam Prltchard Wlldermtlth Bleu Fev Kehoe Qbenhouse Reed and Wommer A155111 Bs ERI x Blue and Gold 41 A 4 l 1 - l t l ', 1' ' i 2 2 ', 1, 1 1 7' 1 J 1 1 Z. 1'. 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C. . . . . v v - v v lv n - - THE I93Sl'1 - - A Q , Q - 1 Eighth Grade lEllecc1toirn11te Top rou left to right Francxs Heckman Reynold Reber Ralph Bitler George Haldeman Leonard Deibler Edward Briggman Wallace Borden William Boyer Franklin Parnell LaRue Mengle LaMar Hand Earl Dewald Paul Sterner Lester Wise Merrill Reed Arlin Shomper Hubert Meck Roy Shadler VV1llard Webber Paul Yost George Yost Ioe Bortnichak Harold VV1tman Smth row Franklin Lazos Saul Klahr Gerald Hmnershitz Ioseph Smith Richard Brigg man Earl Bitzer George Brown Iames Brown Albert Fenstermacher Lester Noecker Lance Frehafer William DeWitt Robert Butz William White Kenneth Shappell Iohn Riegle Bry son Ruff Paul Boyer William Sterner Fzfth row George Bubeck Charles Walker Paul Sheriff Thomas Helm lack Kremer Robert Becker Sterling Knarr Russel Mayberry Harold Moyer William Moyer Clair Reed William Nagle Phaon Kramer Richard Bair Raymond Carl Robert Roeder Fourth rou Thelma McCord Evelyn Naus Lois Hamerly Esther Wolfe Edith Erb Anna Helen Frehafer Elizabeth Phillips Anne W71ll13mS Betty Shoener Iune Seltzer Frances To bias Elizabeth Trimble Third row Marion Houck Betty Alleman Bette Dewald Althea Dewald Zatae Beetem Lois Balsbaugh Mary Mo er Pauhne Neiheiser Faye Warmkessel Helen Schatfner Doris Powell Iean Lloyd Betty chwenk Marlon Schwartz Ruth Croneberger Lillian Wildermuth Anna Rupert Second row Patricia Yeakle Dorothy Nagle Carletta Manbeck Iune Pugh Beatrice Lutz Polly Ferguson Dorothy Holzer Lois Hill Mary Mengle Ruth Hess Dorothy Ketner lose phine Graller Melba Dmkle Kathryn Bast Isabel Gehrig Millicent Rhen Anna Moyer Front row Dorothy Bolton ean Berger Roberta McCuen Helen Mellor Fred Krammes Doroth Achenback Pearl Moyer Miss Selt er Miss Sherer Mrs Gilbert Leatrice Brinich Ethel oller Ida Wildermuth Mary Reed Roselle McGovern Catherine Stauffer Absentees Elizabeth Hyde Earl Neiswender Phyllis Ulsh Arthur Schaeffer 42 U 1, ' 1 ' . . 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'ik wk - L A - - - A Seventh Grade Silginiers Top rou left to rzqlit Robert Mengle lyan Phillips VV1lliam Schubert Kenneth Fatkin Charles Bachert W7llll1IU Gastager Levxis Lvyeizig lohn Schappell Richard Koch Eugene Rotder Peter Trotmin William Creary Kelly Miller George Deatrich Hoyyard Seitzinger ohn Boyer Iyan Quinter Merlin Shuey Sixth rou oseph Dillago lack Hamer Wayne Heisler Earl Sterner Dean Gilbert ack hiltr Grant Deibler Michael Shadel Donald Strouse Lyle Waqner David Schvyenk Franklin Hyde Kenneth Reber lay Lindermuth Franklin Hill Fifth rou VN ilter Dinkel Sterlinq Moyer Harold Fisher limes VVetzel Russell Young Harlan Mullins Glenn Wominer Georqc VVolhnqton Russell Yost I'arl Shollenberqtr ohn Fenstermacher ames henstermacher Gail Borden limes Butkler Frinklin Shollenbergtr Fourth ron Anna Haddad Lucille Semmit lt an Huy Ruth Edling Mary Neyer Betty Kttner Ruth Miller mnne Tuckey Lucille Shollenberger Elaine VK ebber Fern VK enrich lunt Tlzrd rou Phildmtna Fiorillo lxathryn Str ruse Carl Hensel Mildred McCord Helen lxrimmes Nancy Lebengood lanet Pilsqroyt Loretta Peel Henrietta Lazos Betty Ney Catherine Garrett K ithryn Miller Elizabeth Dohner ean Cilsim Second ron Hannah Haryey Geraldine Ney Amy Carl Ruth Gilfillan Frances Graver Sylxm Dress Violet Dillaqo Faith Hubler Raydtllt lNaus Heltn Clark Sara Achenhach Bt tty Deitrich lem Eblinq Eyelyn Reichert Shirlty Schaeffer Mildred Byerly Front ron Heltn Bichtrt lean Kremtr Btrty Rhein Mary Schatffer Shirley Schul e Phyllis Romana Vliss Lessig Miss Broun Miss Ehly ein Shoentr Alice Ba ar Lorraine Corby Arlene 'Nlagle Hilda Heinbach Eli ihtth Reber Absentees Bertha Deibert Vylilliam Pelton Raymond Thompson I3 I ll 0 ii II Il GOI Il 43 O 2 , . 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Kfr, H.rrr.1111. 1111111 S511 11111-rt K 11111111 C12 1- G 11s. 15-gh 15 11. 11. 1.1 L 1'r11 ' 1 1 I' '11 rut 1938 .... ,...--- Girls Clhlorolll Cllulb Top rou left to rzqht Olena Mccuen Margaret Bashore In 19 Batr Helen Lmdtr H1rr1et Qulllfkl' Dorothy Hyde Dorothy B1ttle B1rdene Reed M1ldredEmer1ch Nada Svnugert Catherxnt Kntll Mxldred Matz La um VV1lderrnuth Betty Ham1lton Thzrd rou Grace Shemff Mar1e Shollenberger Naom1 'Warmkessel Blanche Srmth ble xnor Kramer Ruth Ph1ll1ps Do IS Ferry Marcelle Becker ean B Reber une Moyer Margaret Qum Grace Deyxald Fern Keller Second rou Ann Mart1n ean Knarr Elame Shaeffer Naom1 Reed Betty Guldm Mlm Shoener une Ph1l hps Ahce Berger Betty W1ll1dmS V1ola Ketner Elva Hughes Front rou Ehzabeth May Dor1s Kramer Verna Wolfe Lorraxne Kaufman Ruth Nelmi V1rg1n11 Brenne man Caryl lean Bashore Grace Walteri Norma Kemble Roie Ohenhouie Chrmtme Burket Top ron It I to rzqht Robert Fmher H1rr1son Btrqer Marne Bubtck Flmnor Buthler Curl Bunn MISS Shotner Paul Hum Norma Kemhlc Leona Yuch Dorothy Bltyy Ltft bath rou Harry Schyxelqtrt Thomas Don aghut Floyd Mittern Front ron Naonn Reed Grate Walttrs Wllllllll K1mmel Center Luullt VK olft Rzglzr front rou Paul Wlse Ardeth Drew Harrlett Qulntcr Vlrddlc ron Lltx 'Vltrkty Serpn Mart Bach rou Kenneth Alexander Damel Bolton 48 , ' I Aflvtl J , NI ' Y Q V, , V 1 .1 . 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Q 1 67 Muxed Chorus Top rou left to rzqlzt Orvalle Koenlg George Hellenthal Kenneth Confehr George Prehafer Robert Ro man Wxllxam Roeder Charles Stramara Donald Emerach Marne Bu eck Robert Byerly Harold Reber Wal ham Holzer Devxey Helsler Thomas Donaghue Carl Baum Thzrd rou Charles Cvoxs Conrad Meyers VVarren F1sher VV 1lll3IT1 Hom an Harry Clark Warren Fenster maeher Danxel Bolton Paul Lazos Harrlson Koenag Harry Sehxxexqert Rolaert Mengle Robert Flsher Fred Delbert Xyvlllfllll K1ll1 an Robert Obenhouse becond ron Bette Cvuldan Catherme Knell Ethel Yoeum Fern Keller Naonn Reed Lorralne Kaufman lVl1ss Shoener Ruth Nelms VIFQIHII Fullerton Ruth Se 1tz1nqer Helen Lmder ean Seldel Morn a Smath ea-an A Reber Aledam ae Battle Betty Aule nhach Naoml B aldlnqer El alne Schaeffer Top ron lit to rzfht Harxey Haddad Paul Helm Harnson l'xo mq Leona Ye1ch Mable Reed Dorothy eax Rm Osxx lll blxxood lhllller S tom! r 'Vlr Bressler karl Ge arx Norma lxemble Dorothx R ed ble anor Buehler Thomas Hearn ohn Qehaeff r Len ard Ketner Donald Re ttexx Front rm: lx nn th Al x ander Sterllnq Merkey Ruth Vlelde Ch arles Hand Harrason Berqer Marne Bu leek Carl 'Vhller Russel 'Young Robert Obenhouse Ralph Flsher Deamel Bolton Blue and Gold 49 A ,N sk air 1 5 l l, ' 1 - . . 5 A , - , - - , 1 ' :X ' a . Q 4 - - - - ., I ' 3, .4 -.. 'A ' Q U I - 1 , 1 ' 'I ' ' i 1 . 4 1 O , -A I ' A V 1 , , . ' 11- , ' ' ' . i x V ' ' . ' 5 1. , ' , , ' - . . ,. . Y: e ' z , 2 , ' , Q , ' ' . - . i , V ' ' i M ' ' I E - 'ft a V 1 a ,' a ' Y xl 5 v I It I -2 . 1 1 ,fly Y V1 x x ' ' Z ' x v ' ' 'x 1 1 I Q I x Y 4 Y Front row: Kathryn Battle. Verna Wolfe. Norma Kemble. Grace XValters, Lucille Wolfe. Anna Cvrailer, 2 ' , la' 4 a - . 1 2 ' '. a 2 , 2 ' z ' l ' . 2' 1 , '. ef fe . Q 2 e . ' , . J ' e - z ' . H. ' Bl-'. aj Jae. .' f' -. fc- un- . . - , z az ' ' 2 I' ef , - -Q , e, 1 , I , ' 2 - e- . - z 1 - . 2 a '. . Vt. me telvi y I x I K x n 'I vx r' xt' K I 2 vb' x l x I ' 3 - THE 1938 4 Back rou left to rzqht Conrad Meyers Kathryn Blttle Margaret Harbster Aledamac Blttlt Harold R an W1ll1am Reed Fern Keller Grace Walters Naorm Matz Harrxson KOEHIQ Second row Mr Berger Carl Baum Huntley Wessner Allce Berger ean Becker Grace Sherlff Robert Fxsher Robert Rollman Thomas Donaghue V1ola Ketner Esther Gmgrrch Verna Wolfe Robert Bmggman Fzrst ron Wllllam Holzer lean Seldel Donald Emer1 h VV1ll1am Klllran Betty Aulenbach Robert Byerly Fern Shollenberger Marne Bubeck Lorrame Kaufman lem A Reber Robert Menqlt Anna G1 ultr Dewey HEISTGF Ann Martin Stanley Reed Catherme Knell Charles Blrnum Bette Culdm The Smolkeltomulm Nhnsmtnrells On March l and 2 1937 the umor Class Members presented ln song dance and monologue speclaltles a never to be forgotten m1nstrel Robert Rollman the mterlocutor and Bette Guldm Catherlne Knell ean Seldel Charles Barnum Donald Emerxch and Wllllam Holzer the endmen were quite outstandlng ln playmg thelr parts The leads also rendered solos whlch were very romantlc 1n character The sololsts were Fern Shollenberger Lorrame Kaufman Anna Graller ean A Reber Robert Menqle Marner Bu beck Thomas Donaghue Devx ey Hexsler and Stanley Reed Other Spec1al tles were solo dances saxophone solo by Carl Baum and a monologue by Georglanna Lazos Accordmg to custom all members of the Senior Class were guests at the m1nstrel Approxlmately 1000 f1Ck6tS were sold and all but a fevx reserved seats were sold for both mghts 50 l - - - - f -u V M TMNT TT '-M' ... - L .Q Q I - ,, ,. ,I Ai 3 - , - V , 5 ' k , ' 5 h, V 1 . , , , ' , I . ' , - V v v I v g I - v Q . v Miss Bausum, f-- 't 'C rr ' ' , ' , 'c . ' ' ' ' , f 1 . , 1 . ' . 2 , ' ' , . 2 . 1 ' , ee ' 99 , , I , . 1 ' ' ' ' - f I v I 7 . . 9 v ' , ' ,I . , K , - ' 1 ' ' .. , . , - , , - 9 . . . V Y - , I-n ' 5- 521 Nav' dm. Standmq left to r qht Naomr Matz Wlllzam Roeder Donald Emerxch Ann Martxn Warren Fenstermacher I-hrold Rhen Mrss Bausum Harrlson Koenlg Seated Fern Keller Wllllam K1ll1an Iean Sendel Robert Frsher Charles Stramara Anna Graxler Betty Aul cnbach Floyd Mattern 66CfUllIllllPll1lS mmlrfulmutnmle On November 23 and 24 1937 ln the Hlgh School Audxtorlum the Senlor Class presented Campus Quaran 1ne The actxon centered around the com pl1cat1ons vxhxch arose when a Sororlty I-louse just off the Campus of a Co ed College m Beverly Callforma was quarantlned CAST OF CHARACTERS Glorxa Smlth Ann Martm Mrs Sfmth ean Seldel B ryl Shepherd Fern Keller Edythe Rhodes B tty Aulenbach D bomh Mercer Anna Grader Lela Dunn Naoml Matz Gordon Dunn Donald Ememch Ronald Steele Wxl llam Kllllan Elllot M8Xlm Wllllam Roeder Fxnlay Carruthers Floyd Nlattern Dr Leon Atwell Robert Flsher Howard Ross Charles Stramara Stage Managers Harold Rhen Warren Fenstermacher Harrxson Koe nl The success of the play was due to the exceptlonal actmg ab1l1ty the cap able coachmg by Mxss Bausum and the helpful cooperatlon of Mr Brown and Mr Shank Blue and Gold 51 ik ik me 'tm Y . -- d ' Xxrsvwl 1 . -- Z1 54 W -of ' . .X,4s. , , , I lf I x va .. 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I , v ' ' - , . - THE 1935 Mary Bortmchak Press Cllulb The Press Club this year was under the supervision of Miss Helm The purpose of the club IS to teach its members the various phases in connection with journalism Ann Martin IS the editor and all the other members are reporters This club is in charge of the bulletin boards on which the students are kept informed with up to the minute news on forelgn and national affairs science sports fashions and other events of the day Its members learn in this way to discriminate between the more or less important happenings in the world of affairs lts reporters gather material from assembly programs and other in teresting activities of the school This material is compiled and sent to the Schuylkill Haven and the Pottsville papers for publication This organization is largely responsible for helping to keep the school ahve to the outside world lt is through the medium of this club that the public learns much concerning the progress which IS being made w1th1n the school and IS kept informed of the many activities which take place throughout the school year 52 Left to right: Donald Emerich, Mildred Matz, Vema Wolfe, Miss Heim, Ann Martin, Mary Loos, lean Losch ,Www fl! 1 J, fi ---my-v -4.329 Standznq left to rzqlzt Rose Moser Paul Lazos ean Burket George Hellenthal Mnss Remhart Donald Eme ruh lohn Hornbtrger George Becker NdOITll Baldmger Margorle Kauffman Seated Catherxne Knell Bette Guldm Lucllle Wolfe Iean Warner Naomx Matz lean Seldel Aledamae Buttle Esther Gmgrtch V1rg1n1a Fullerton Ieannette Z1mmerman ean A Reber Dorothy Reber Betty Aulen bach Katherme Blttle Vxrgmla Rlegler Mary Dowlak The Haven Tux Th1S paper was granted an mternatxonal Hrst place award 1n tts class by the Qulll and Scroll after entermg ltS crxtncal servlce last sprmg w1th three copxes of last year s second semester papers The ofhcers 1n the edltorlal department are Kathryn Bxttle edltor ln ch1ef Lucllle Wolfe asslstant edltor Betty Aulenbach news edltor Aledamae B1ttle Vlfglnla R1gler Naoml Balchnger Rose Moser ean Burket news asslstants George Hellenthal hterary edltor ean A Reber feature edltor V1rg1n1a Ful lerton feature ass1stant Esther Gmgrxch humor edltor ean Seldel glrls sports edltor, eannette Zlmmerman, ass1stant, Donald Emerlch boys sports edltor George Becker, HSSISIBHI lean Warner exchange editor, MISS Nellle Remhart, faculty advlser The officers ln the busmess department are Robert Rollman busmess man ager, Iohn I-lornberger assistant manager, Reynold Zxegler, cxrculatlon mana ger, Paul Lazos staff photographer, Dorothy Reber Catherme Knell Maryorxe Kauffman Naoml Matz Bette Guldm, and Mary DOXX'lak typlsts, Mr Paul Hartranft busmess advlser Blue and Gold 53 we v5 ' :QM TnE193s--- - - -- -- Sfandzng left fo rzght Naom1 Warmkessel Ruth Phxlllps M1ss Reed ean B Reber Catherme Knell Seated at back fables Dorothy Reber Margaret Herbster Charlotte Reed Ethel Wommer une Ba1r Wll lene Butz Tean Losch Vlfglnla Fullerton Mur1elReher Blanche Sm1th Front tables Dorothy Reed Vrola Ketner Ewa Myers Kathryn Romana Marlon Runkle Thelma Evrns Mary Dowlak Fern Renmnger Kathryn Blttle llnlllmrcnlry Cllmullb The Lxbrary Club members under the drrectlon of Mrss Reed were tra1ned to check mcommg and outgomg books collect fines and to use the filmg months from September to Dece nber they worked rn th1s capacrty Then the fire destroyed th1s entlre sectlon and caused a loss of approxrmately 3 000 books A repllca of the Const1tut1on vth1ch had recently been purchased was also lost 1n the f1re In add1t1on to the 3000 books that were avallable the l1brary recerved the New York T1mes darly and recen ed txx enty weekly and monthly magazlnes The average crrculatxon has been 1900 books a month A new llbrary IS belng consrdered rn the renovat1on plans to be s1tuated m the central part of the thrrd floor vt here stxll better f3C1l1tl6S may be avardable mcludrng greater floor space and mdlrect hghtmg 1S antxclpated ln the plans 54 : , . . ' - ' - V Y I v - system for placement and location of the books on the shelves. For three a 'ff Xi? if l q MP5 Seated front left to rzght Robert Flsher advertlslnq manager Ann Martm asslstant ed1tor Esther Glngrxch edltor 1n chief Kathryn B1ttle l1terary edltor Betty Aulenbach assoc1ate lxterary ed1tor Reynold Z1egler bus1 ness manager Mzddle rou ean Se1del feature edxtor Mar1or1e Kauffman Mary Doywak typ1sts ean A Reber h1stor1an Fern Keller d1ar1st Robert Ruff Lorralne Kaufman sports edltors Margaret Wxngle Mary Shappell typlsts Naomi Warmkessel snapshots edxtor Standmq N3Oml Matz correspondence echtor Donald Emer1ch Robert Byerly Charles Stramara Marne Bubeck Robert Menqle art edltors V1ola Ketner assouate orqanlzahon ed1tor Margaret Herbster organlzatlon ed1tor VX 1ll11m Kllllan ass1stant manager Robert Rollman cxrculatxon manager Catherine Knell ass1stant ad yerhsmg manager Wxlham Roeder snapshots edttor Dorothy Reber correspondence edltor Mr Shank advrser Blue found Golld Sftfuuflf The Senlors and the Student Body always look foryy ard wlth cons1derable enthuslasm to the Semor publ1cat1on the year book A new and VIQOIOUS effort has been put forth each year to shovx lmprove ment ln the annual ln all respects The last annual proved a chmax to all prevxous yearbooks and the staff was presented yxlth a cert1f1cate of second ayxard ln the All Amerlcan Crltlcal Servlce The present staff hopes to mam tam the same progresslve quallty ln thxs pubhcatlon The Art Motif IS one of the problems yxhlch confront ex ery yearbook staff After conslderable dehberatlon as to the art theme for the 1938 Blue and Gold the Constltutlon xx as finally chosen as one that would lend ltself greatly IH Llfllfylflg our school act1v1t1es xxlth that of our country The theme plctures the framers of the constltutlon and the hlgh ldeals that they tr1ed to uphold as well as the1r connectlon and Slmllaflfy to our school Blue and Gold 55 -1 y V . v. ,Z V V . . V .2 . ' .1 . HI ., ,I .. V ,QI y V. .Z , 2 . ' , ' : ' . ' , ': . 1 . .. . , .1 ... - 66 99 . 7 , . . ' ' A . 7 I 7' - . V Y. ., , , Y I , . -. I '- ., V. I , , , . Y . . .. . 1 MVULL 6, A L iv A-. In bm-vw l Nix O H SQ! IHETJICS Wltztll teanlzes mutlz tw play the fqzmf lr e tlzouqll 111 prdttue lllxe u Court ufhoee detzxzons are Supreme 0 too the athlete ts qozerned bu detzszons a to lu rzgllt of Equilztu under Lau The bxeeutoz o Lim on the pedestal m :ont o the Supreme Court Buzldznq lmldmq 1 tablet O laws and a sheathed sword szqnz eQ power O en ornament reldu to defeat vnu menace to lrlnertu teuzsc tle rn cut lxeuzlu uattlles u tum tln Itlzlete md renders 2 e LISIOII Q l L U1 KFVILC llf 7 1 SL,fA - 3 A , glifffk Z We-if 1: my IH '-:'fQ'i':f fe .zjlilgf-L UI f X 'fy G of lf 1- I lfl- ffm 5, 'S' Sli e x li f - 1 f . f ' Lil' 1' 'H A r 'N 5 fin :if ' of E 5 5 1 d - u'l1i'l is UI 'l lvy Ile u. Hmmm I 1111319381 -- -T-:r-- I-.I Upper qroup back rou C Barnum C Meyers M Bubeck T Bolton Coach Stauffer A Trout S Reed Templm R Bnggman E Phxlllps Thzrd rou F Sarvxs Asst Manager Trotman Kauffman H Coover VV Bernct C Cvreenavnalt W Holzer H L1nde muth F Dexbert Haas R Byerly E Bolton R Mengle K Confehr R Rollman W Reed Second row G Butz F Se1p1e Thompson B Dewald R Borden M Frehafer A Bubeck VV Lengel H Berger S Monsuhck A Byerly W Maberry K Frehafer W Shaw D Bolton T Reese W Homan E Herbster R Hornacek Seated L Roeder K Sausser G Huey K Alexander C Alleman R Farley G Becker R Zxegler VARSITY FOOTBALL LINE UP Lou er group left to rzght W Holzer C Meyers T Bolton E Bolton R Mengle S Reed R Brlggman Backficld F De1bert I Haas M Bubeck R Byerly SCHEDULE Cass Townshlp Branch Townshlp Pme Grove Sumxnxt H111 Porter TOWHSh1p St C1a1r u1rardv1lle Cressona 58 J .X , A' .1 . .1 ,N T' 1 'v .4 ' V I ' - is f 'ff . - LL V ' QA kk' I. Bark'erQAsst. Manader,.VV. Killlan-Manager. 1 I l I 1 A 1 l 1 1 s.H. O. s.H. O. ' . ...., . .. 40 O . ' ' . A , 33 O ' .. , .,. .,, 20 7 ' ' . . . .,. 7 53 ' ,. ,,,..,,,.... 13 7 . ' , ,. , ..., 12 25 C' ' .....,.,.., .. , ..,,.. 7 6 .... ,. , .... 0 18 VN Btulslkcettllmzlllll Entrance mto the North Schuylklll basketball league brought about our hrst league competltlon ln many vears After weeks of practice the season opened at Ashland Qompetltlon ln the league was carrled on under great dxfhculty and our mexpemenced team dld not show up so well However the team fought hard ln every game aqamst the more experienced teams Byerly Reed and Ruff w ere the only semors on the squad thls year be cause Coach Stauffer wanted to bulld a team for the future Attentlon should be called to the fine showlng of the V team thls year lfooitlbtnlllll This season Haven was represented m the Schuylklll Dauphm football league and played real football agalnst great competltlon We emerged from the fray w1th a very successful season Our loss to Cressona however caused headaches sxnce It was th1s game whxch cost us the champlonshlp IH the con ference The team thls year was the best IH years Lead by Bob Byerly the cap tim and thru the cooperatlon of the rest of the team every game provlcled that punch and thrlll that brlngs out the fans The seniors onthe squad thls year were Bull Holzer oe Haas Bob Menqle Bob Brlggman Therald Bolton Bob Byerly Charley Barn m Bob Rollman Bull Reed Conny Meyers ohnnv Templm Blll Kllll3U manager At the annual football banquet Ken Confehr was named next years captam We hope next year brlngs out a team as good as the one thls year Congratulatlons must be extended to Mr Stauffer for hxs fme team thls xear Trculcclk The track team placed IH the Pottsvllle Relays and showed up well ln meets at Mt Carmel and ln a dual meet wlth M1H6fSV1ll6 The team again part1c1pated 1n the Penn Relays at Phxladelphla but the best they dld was to flmsh second to last m thelr event The SQHIOIS won the lnterclass meet but met wlth stlff competltlon Baseball ln response to Mr Harner s call for candldates 1n Aprll there was a large turn out of enthuslastxc bovs We w ere not represented ln any leaque w h1ch accounts for the few games played as follows Defeated Cressona 8 3 and lost to them 3 2 Defeated Auburn both games 10 4 and I4 2 Lost to the alumm 8 4 SQDIOIS on the team were Rollman Sw engert Brlggman Holzer Ruff and Mattern manager 59 1 7 YV '7 Q M 1 1 I Y 1 T ' - 1 V C . ' D A 7 Y ' 4 . ' 4 V ' I - 7 . . . Y . 7 . . . . - . . 1 .. ,. K v , . , I . Af. vv AA . vw ll vv Al 1, . Al . rv , , , ' ' , . , ' . I. . . . t f . , - Blue and Gold Tl-1E 19381 -' - - Upper qroup left to rzght Semor Varsxty H Lmdermuth R MaclVl1nn R Byerly R Ruff W Reed C Rexchert E Bolton W M111 H Clark I Kauffman Lowcrqroup unzor Varszty Mr Stauffer R Maberry VV Lengel W Flsher W Shaw K Sausser R Schvxenk A Bubeck A Byerly F Selple I Berger K Alexander Mr Hafner Ashland Alumm Frackv111e St Clan' Mahanoy Twp Orw1gsburg Glrardvxlle Mmersvxlle Ashland CHEDULE Frackvllle St Clalr Gllberton Mahanoy Twp Curardvllle M1HEFSVlll9 Cressona Cressona 60 S s.H. 0. ,, . ..,. .. . 5 28 ' . ' .. .1 . ,,l. .., .. 9 24 . ' ' , , . ... ., ., . 9 35 ' . ',.. , . 17 31 Gilberton ,.., ,. . . ,,.. 6 45 Orwigsburg . . ...,,,., .. . ... 16 44 ' ' .. ' .,.,...,.. .,...,. . . 14 21 ' ' .. ' ' A .., .,.. .. . 25 24 , , ' ' ,,., . . I1 42 . . .. ...,.....,..,.,... 25 15 'luv-1 Shootmg foul Naomi Matz Mary Dowmk Ruth Phillips Volleyball back of net left to right ean Warner Margaret Quin Esther Gingrich Naomi Reed Catherine Knell Dorothy Reber Net rou Charlotte Reed Elizabeth DOmlnSKl Margaret Wmgle Mary Shappell Elva Hughes Second rou from net Iune Moyer Lorraine Kaufman Fern Keller Around thc ball Marion Runkel Kathryn Romano Elaine Schaeffer Thelma Evans Anna Bachert Blanche Smith Marjorie Kauffman Mary Bortmchak Alice Berger Rhoda Wmgle Verna Wolfe Margaret Herbster Seated alonq the mat Kathryn Bittle Aledamae Bittle lean B Reber Evelyn Bressler On the mat Elizabeth May lean Seidel Holdznq thc ball Betty Aulenbach Girls Sports Gym classes were held on the athletic field before the weather became too severe. The girls played baseball and soccer during these classes and were iust about getting somewhere with soccer when Old Man Winter compelled them t-' resort to the new gym. These classes dealt with mat work exercises basket- ball and volley ball. Badminton was introduced for the first time and proved to be much fun. The senior girls were very much elated to have the opportunity of using the splendid gym for at least one year we thought but after the fire the girls sports were discontinued. These qirls were successful this year in winning the interclass captainball tournament. The girls on the winning team were Captain E. Dominski G. Walters V. Ketner . Warner, B. Aulenbach A. Reber . Seidel C. Knell M. Dowiak A. Grailer M. Wingle. Substitutes were K. Bittle, N. Matz G. Sheriff. R. Welde. ean A. Reber won, for the second consecutive time, the foul-shooting contest with a score of 29 baskets out of 50. 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' 56111 'Cx,1,ff'J f , - f - I ,LA,4V,N4 Q pc ,A Q' ' A Af X f ! -. M., L .LMU ' f 14146 ff-f5L5'C4' 'J 1' A I f 1 'wi 661 ' f I A-. ' 1 L,,,- 1 ' I 1 ' fl . x ,fl . I ' . .,' J' 1' - A f 1 Q 'f . .,'f 'V v' X if 1-'JI' 'JIZ 1 AF N . 'rl94.,x,n N ' ,f 1 1 n 1, ' aj ff 1' ' '-1 I 1' .ff I fl-A' ,', , of f L if f 1 V' 4, 'rf -- . I gf! 1 1 E ,I I fr! , , 1 , .. , , ' ,f V1 -I 'Al A 'JJ AIIX4 Lk , 's ' J-' ,J S' P-A-' ,Nffffkfi jx ft' , . lf, Zz, j .is 1' Q 1 . I ' I , .- J , I ' , , lzf 941s A,c,jg. I' f . X I - . vi, 'M 4-,f.41f-f'u':,6l fir I, ' ,Q 1,11 v IAQ! gy' 1 I , f 1 , Aw 5 ' 1 1' fi ,, 416, , f-. 'I f I!!-' 5 I' 4 12,4 61417. jfa-'JI 'X ff- , 4, 1 .4 . ' X X ff.ff ,,,c,l? If ' 4 . ' , . .'J. 3 ,IAM fl , f . - sf? Mug Dug The fifth annual May day pa- geant was enacted by the student body on the Haven High athletic field, May 12, 1937. This festive occasion was begun by a combined tactic and rhythmic drill, in which the entire student body participated. Succeeding this, pyramids were built by a group of boys. The following numbers on the program consisted of the proces- sional and the coronation, at which time the May Queen, accompanied by her court, took her place on the platform and was crowned with the symbol of honor by the crown bear- er. Then the court, gowned in or- gandy dresses of pastel s h a d e s. danced the Sylvia ballet . When the court dance was com- pleted, girls of the freshman, sopho- more, junior, and senior classes pre- sented several characteristic dances in appropriate costumes. T h e s e were the spring ballet, Irish dance, Spanish dance, and Dutch dance. At the close of these dances, pyra- mids were built by junior high girls. The first, fifth, and sixth grades executed May pole dances with five May poles in operation at the same time. The May day pageant was concluded by the recessional. The May Queen was lean A. Re- ber: crown bearer, lea n Beckerg court members: Betty Aulenbach. Iune Rose Maberry, Ann Martin, Betty Feger, Fern Keller, Mildred Bair, May Phillips, Betty Fitzpatrick, Dorothy Hurst, Anna Saylor, Eliza- beth Dominski, Betty Reed, Ethel Yocum, Barbara Miller, Glo r i a Young, Mary Shappell, lean Seidel, Ruth Seitzinger: alternates: Christ- ine Reber, lsabell Maberry, Kathryn Bittle, Katherine Feger. 64 xi 5 19 5 vgn 3 ,xx xv Wx-s nf 1' N at., f . h , ,A fs gig? fi ,Ii I . M.. .,,v F515 1 V .- v. K . 5 A, .,, aff' U ' a xg mx , dau I 4 wil ' PS Q, . 1 1 b X ,: ' ,4 fi 1 6 I A 1 1 J.,-ff :M 2' gi. -fi g? 8 --fffiufz, -i Q- 'e Bob says, 'AAll you need is a camera. The old swimming hole. Extra! Extra! All about the big race- the soap-box derby. When day is done. Studious lads and lassies we must be, we're underclassmen don't you see? Happy are we from care set free. Clean-up day did you say? Well you guess. Girls have so much to do. I wish we were boys, don't you? Then and now. Back row: 1938 football and basketball material, band and or- il? 66 mi ff? chestra members. Third row: Mein- bers of 1938 choruses, and football squad. Second row: I938 Commercial and Academic students. Front row: 1938 Dramatiers and Choristers. IO. The new gym and classrooms near com- pletion. ll. Harold prefers golf to shorthand. 12, The end men in the Iunior minstrel. 13, Extra! Extra! The Haven Fax. Get your copy now. 14.-18. Ruins caused by fire. I9-22, The Army and Navy forever, as we saw them at Annapolis and West Point. 20. Our trip up the Hudson to West Point. -is. 5' E -a .-! 12? ' : , 1.3! ' 1 px . ' 4 1 N, I X ,grunge .. Veg, M . ' V ugwfgi 1. -e '. The Coach gives us another workout be- fore the game. It worked well. Note the score. Tickets please. Don't crawl under the fence. Rain or shine. we're on the line. Look at us now. It may be our last game. Our official bouncer. Our Captain goes for a touchdown. Stick close by, Capp we'll need you. , ig, nf.-..am3ui Was that a touchdown????? Rip 'em up! Tear 'em up! Signals! Cheer for Haven High. Tri-Hi-Y has dogs for sale. From the side-line. Between halves. Time out. .After that game we needed a truck to take us home with the bacon. 67 Blue and Gold THE l938 llnfdlusttnmnulll Sttrnllkces rn the Semulonr' Pllculmulzs The presldentral term under vxhlch vte have l1ved as semors durrng the last four years has experlenced many upheavels much unrest and numerous strlkes especxally 1n the Senlor 1ndustr1al plants Among the strlkes wh1ch took place was at the SEITZINGER STRA MARA used car lot Th1s strxke was reported to have started when one of the employees rather than glve up the personal use of company cars declared a general walkout The SEITZINGER STRAMARA strlke called a three months truce however vvhlch gave the company a chance to settle down to busmess Llnrest 1n the REED factory follow ed and caused much confusxon Employees were so much endangered that lt was necessary to call the SHERIFF But mdustrlal unrest drd not end The MENGLE Son case ended nn the Senlor Supreme Court It IS of lmportance that we make ment1on of our flnd mqs and the status of thus case HARNER a glrl employee ln the MENGLE organlzatlon claxmed the same rlghts as older employees and more consldera tlon whereupon a factlon headed by MARTIN clalmed that SENlORor1ty rlqhts must be upheld Later It was dlscovered that SCHWEIGERTS an 1ndustry manufactur 1ng kmtted materxals dxstrlbuted the1r goods to a HEISLER concern at a very low cost of product1on Th1s actlon nearly forced other companles out of bUS1 ness Near the close of the year the KNELL and REBER companles were bemg plcketed by two outslde organlzatlons Plcketmg was carrled on every nxght except Monday and Wednesday These two orgamzatxons enhanced progress and caused frlctlon among 1ts workers especrally on Saturday nxghts The organlzatlons no doubt were promoters of the xdea that all persons should stop work Saturday noon forgetful of the fact that some persons must work otherwlse there would be no electrlclty gas or transportatlon no movles or radlo broadcasts Another case found on our records IS the WINGLE SHAPPEL walkout whlch was mstlgated by two persons who wanted a shorter hour week The sltuatron was soon brought under control after the tvxo responsrble persons were plcked up outslde of town and brought to 1ust1ce by servmg t1me Durmg the year a mob organlzatron trled to break up the student govern ment but mobs seldom get far under a democratlc government F1rst MON SLILICK was grven a hearlng and then put on probatxon BOLTON was also taken xnto custody at the same t1me HOLZER d1sgu1sed as tarzan trled to control the gang but lacked support because of one named IOHNNY SCHWEIGERT The BAUM mus1c1ans were also 1nvaded by pxckets headed by BITTLE who clalmed that all mus1c1ans should belong to an organrzatlon and that few er and earller hours should be mamtamed The MILLER ZIEGLER DOMINSKI set up was very efficlent although a spllt 1n thls factlon was feared later AULENBACH 8 AULENBACH at tornles are to be congratulated on the efhclency ln handlmg and breakxng up the many strxkes whlch occurred from t1me to time 68 Li o 0 0 I V . . , 1 K v 1 1 1 . 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' - 1 1 1 ' - 1 1 4 1 1, 1 1 - - - y . , ' 1 N 'ii' ik The Present Srgnrfreelnee of the Constrtutron Our natlon could not long endure 1f the government were powerless to enforce treatles lavt and order The Artrcles of C onfederatlon l1m1ted govern mental povx ers too drast1cally These were replaced by the great contrlbutlon of the Amerlcan people the CODSfltL1f1OH of the Llmted States It IS accepted by almost all natrons as a s1gn1f1cant advancc m the age of long research for a perfect adlustment rn the soc1al and pohtxcal relauons of men by our country as the guaranty of 1ts manlfest destlny by the dxsccrnmg Amerlcan as the em bodlment of hrs c1t1zensh1p Pralse must be rendered to those vxho found th balance wheel of the Fonstltutlon by glvlng poxxers deemed neces ary to our Supreme Court In order to banlsh anwrchv and chscord they proclalmed certam terms as a guarantee of 1nd1v1dual hberty and the people s sovcrnlty hopmg to promote the general welfare They endeax ored to secure the blesslngs of hberty to themselves and the1r posterltv The Amerlcan people v1g1lant for freedom demanded the Bxll of Rlghts Llncoln Sald Llberty IS your blrthrlght They made amendments whxch gave us freedom of sp ech of press and of re l1g1on prlvacy and sanctxty of the home and equallty before the law The words of Webster may well be adapted to portray these noble pa trlots Venerable men ye x ere' Franklm Madlson W3Sh1HgtOD l-lamlltonl Provrdence bounteously placed the fate of a natlon aye the fate of the world ln your worthy hands God granted you foresight for your country and peace of m1nd rn your slumber He has allovx ed us your country men ln the name of the present generatlon 1n the name of your country ln the name of lnberty to thank you If these worthy ancestors could watch the progress from time to tlme they would FCIOICQ at the sturdmess and progress of thelr master plece the Con st1tut1on They would have ant1c1pated for the end of the ClVll War' They would have pralsed the noble efforts of Lmcoln' They would rejolce the1r hearts throb and the1r faces gleam for joy and prrde because of the great achlevements vxhlch successxve qeneratlons have made durmg the last one hundred and flfty years Let us as c1t1zens guard auamst the mdlfference and apathy whlch so often endanger our CODSt1tLltlOD' Let us stand firm as the Statue of Lrberty ever ready ever watchlng to defend lt Let us educate ourselves to the fact that 1n 1ts defense we recelve the aw ard of peace and hberty HISYOFIBHS admlre and clalm xt as the greatest pohtlcal achlevement of natlons Students of language use lt as a master plece of express1on But above all let every Amerlcan c1t1 zen reahze 1ts full mean1ng and hxghest sxgmfxcance As we commemorate the one hundred and fifty years of progress under our Constltutlon let thls be our prayer God grant that Amerlca whlch has been v1ctor1ous 1n the past contmue to stand as a huge lummous hght up holdmg democracy to such an extent that she wlll demand the respect of all natlons and mamtam thls glornous prestlge to the end that the l1ght of eternal freedom vull shme to other natrons whnch have never known thxs wonderful Document of Documents Government of Governments the COHStltUtl0H of the Llnlted States of Amerxca Blue and GDIU 69 , A, Ao , ru 4 X' ' if iw 0 0 0 0 0 ' V . 7 . 1 . . . 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THE 1938 HAVEN HIGH S 37 BASEBALL MEN Top rou left to rzqht Robert Rollman Robert Brlggman Alfred Stank Wlllldm lVI1ll Frank Sar vas Arlan Lmdermuth sec ond rou Coach Wllllam I-Iarner Robert Ruff W1l ham Homan Darwm Naus Harry Clark Roy Trout Manager Floyd Mattern front rou ohn Schwe1g ert Wxlllam Holzer Clair Fessler STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Left to right Vice pres1 dent Robert Ruff treasurer Ehzabeh Dommskl secre tary Marne Bubeck pres1 dent Reynold Zxeqler FRESHMAN BOYS worklng wzth tools and machmery under Mr Soll enbergers gundance m re cently establlshed shop HIGH SCHOOI ANNEX Floor spice lI1 the new gymnasxum covers -1800 square feet ind 19 made of remforced con Crete covered wlth one mah maple floormq set on lTl'l9tlC t1le The vxmdovls are made of glass bucks of wh1ch 1850 were used To accommodate the dxfferent phases of scnence and the muslc agtxvxtles new classrooms are mgluded m thxs addltlon wtnowwownqq IACOB SCHEIPE The Veteran Custodlan of Haven Hxgh f X ROBERT BYERLY Semor Class Presndent and Football Captam Blue and Gllld 71 . A A if il? if Y Ti - ' ,V . k alfa C ' ' ' ' ' . 5 2 . . 1 ' ' - YI I A - K . ' . . 5 V- vs ,Z fa f' 3 ' .9 Tl-IE 1938 Wed 1 Thurs 2 Mon 6 Tues 7 Tues 1-l Thurs 16 Tues 21 Fr 24 Mon 27 Thurs 30 r Sa 2 Wed 6 Thurs 7 Mon 1 1 F 15 S 16 FI ues 19 LI ues 26 Thurs 28 Sat 30 Wed 3 Sa 6 Tues 9 Thurs l l Mon 15 Wed l 7 S 19 Mon 22 Tues 23 Wed 24 Thurs 25 Mon 29 Wed l Thurs 2 F 3 Mon 6 Mon 13 Tues 14 Wed l5 F 7 We d 22 Thurs 2 3 Fr 24 Wed 29 Excerpts from My Drury P INBE Back to school Welcome MISS KnQlS and Mr Sollenberger to S H H S Pup1ls 1nspect new add1t1on to the school Labor Day No school K1dd1es Day at the fa1r Teachers also present F1rst Bank Day Where 1S Thrlfty Angus today Semor Class officers elected P T A fest1val Const1tut1on Day Assembly program Blue and Gold Staff selected Sen1ors select Mack Studxos for class p1ctures CTOBI' B19 pep meet1ng for hrst football game of season VVon our flrst football game fro1n Cass 40 0 Haven Fax drlve started Play IU chapel New Tr1 H1 Y members Selected Mr Browns room won Haven Fw drxxe Tc xcher s lnst1tute Haven defeats P1ne Grow. 20 7 F1rst Lyceum program Talk by Al Pmddy on Can Anxmals Th1nk7 Haven defeats Porter l3 1 Senlors hold Hallowe en p arty 1n gym Mr Berger s orchestra provlded IIIUSIL. for dancmg Another NICYOTY Haven defeated G1rardv1lle 7 6 NOVEMBER Book Week Play g1ven by L1brary Club ln Chapel The fifth v1ctory for Haven Defeated Branch 33 0 Semors pract1s1ng for play Campus Quaranteen Arm1st1ce Day School d1s1n1ssed at 12 30 Flrst n1ght game at home w1th Summ1t Hlll The fnrst defeat of the year 53 7 Mr Howland gave 1nterest1ng talk on Whahng Second defeat of the season to St Cla1r 25 ll Mat1nee of Sen1or Play Nlght performance of Senlor Play Pep meetlng for Turkey Day game Second n1ght of Play Turkey day shows another defeat for Haven to Cressona l8 0 Teachers lnsntute ILC INB MISS Shoener holds MUSIC Appreclatlon Hour IH chapel Nlqht Lyceum performance by The Campbell Co SCHIOFS vote on Class n1ght and pageant F1rel Fuel Where' The Hxgh School D1d you see the faces of despa1r77777 Back to school after a week s v icatxon because of fire Half day sesslons for the rest of the school term Senlors ure ucchangmg p1cturLs N3t1OUdl Honor Soclety members elected by the Faculty Chmstmas program g1ven 1n Chapel Tr1 H1 Y holds party for poor k1dd1es of town Lost the basketball game to the alumnl 24 9 Th1 H1 Y and H1 Y hold tea for the alumnx men1bers of the clubs 72 C S E T E I R . . ' Y - . . . S . T Q A . ' ' ' L ' 1 i. ' ' . . O 1 R Fi. 1 . 4, ., . V. I X r IZ. ' , e ' ., - . . . ' ' e 2, 'f . ri. 'Q ' ' 1. at. 2 A - . V K. A 2 , ', -T. 1 Tues. 2 Senior Play try-outs. t. I A . , ' - at. . ' , - . ' - 1 D ' E 1 E R . 'K C - ri. ' ' ' 'A . ' V Y V Ev I U . ..,.. .D , 1 xx' x sf .qv s V ri. l . ' ' ' ff 1. i. , '. - . Mon 3 Tues 4 l' 7 T es II Fhurs I3 r Tues I8 X cd I9 F 1 ZI Wed 26 Fr 28 Tues I Tues 8 Thurs IO 1 Tues I3 l' 1 8 Mon Tues 77 Fr1 23 Tues I Mon Vxed 9 fl lhurs If 1 wed 23 Kc Thurs I4 Tues I9 Fr1 72 d Thurs 26 'Vlon 7 Thurs I7 T 1es If Mon 30 Sun I2 Mon I 3 Tues l-I XVed ID 'X Excerpts from My Drury Back to school w1th the FESOIUIIOH to study harder VV1ll 1t be kept77777 Boys mterscholasuc basketball game wlth Frackv1lle Lost 35 9 Dance afterward Group PICIUFES taken for Blue E5 Cold Basketball game at Gxlberton Lost 45 6 New Natlonal Honor Soclety members mducted mto the Society Basketball game w1th Mahanoy Twp Lost 44 16 B1sketball game w1th OTWIQSDUFQ Lost 21 I4 Blue tp Gold Staff starts the sale of maglc portfolxos Dancc QIVQH by Trl H1 Y and Dramatlc Clubs Defeated Glrardvrlle 25 24 Faculty defeats Alumm 1n basketball game Dance after basketball game w1th Ashland Haven defeated Ashland 25 I5 B U M1xed Chorus sang at P T A meetmg Basketball game w1th St Cla1r Class meetmg to declde on Pageant Basketball game w1th G1lberton Dance afterward MISS Freder1cks starts a mght gym class for un1or and Semor g1rls umors held St Valentmes Dance Bud Waxte one of the men on Byrd s expedltlon gave lnterestmg talk about the exped1t1on Chapel Program celebrat1ng Wash1ngtons Bxrthday today B1sketball game w1th M1nersv1lle Lost 29 22 'vi A R C H Gnrls Chorus sang at P T A Meetlng Semor Home ELOHOm1L class gave banquet to school board Inductnon of new N3f1OHBl Honor SOClCty Members Haven defeats Cressona IH basketball Score 37 I3 Faculty plays Blythe faculty IH basketball Ir Class 8 H1 Y hold St Patrxcks Dance Ballots d1str1buted for the elect1on of the May Queen PR Three weeks before we qo to Washlngton I1 xster recess llaster recess ended School today Another Red Letter Day reports gxven out Semors arrlve ln WdSh1HQtOH VlSIf Annapohs for the hrst time Saw the or1g1nal document of documents The COUSfltUfl0H Semors return home from VVash1ngton INAY Yearbooks expected w1th1n two weeks A check up shows the Pageant txkmg on Commencen1ent only four weeks away Observance of lVlemor1al Day color U Class Nxght Baccalaureate SQFVICQS Dress rehearsal for Pageant Commencement Pageant Another class bldS ad1eu to Haven H1gh 73 Blue and Gold i.-lii-1 ft, 'Al iff if? V-F U J A u A R Y wrt... - . ' , - . , V u . ' ' ' . - . Fi. 714-1 he 5 f . - , ' rl i ' ' '- '- ' . ' ' - . 1, V L ' ' .7 . - . F E R A R Y Fry IPI 1- - . ' . rl I I ' . ' . . 21 .. ,, . Y , . , . . Fri. - Basketball game with Cresslona, their rival. Lost 25-24. 7, .' 1 g ' I n - , II W e - a ' ' V . - . Fri 71,8 . e , '- . ' ' . A I L w-1. 6 w 1 1 e f 1 K e ' . Sat. 'io - ' A ' . I . 1 L H- - . , t , e V . . J N E Fri. IO ' . A , wu Sv? 'XL 1-,M is-4.. Al SCXX A VTERTISTEMJENTS The B111 of Rzqhts armed among other thmgs at qzzaranteemg the rzghts o ree dom o the press and the regulatzorz o un azr praetzce zn trade and commerce We are assured under the Constztutzon .square deal zn our business relatzons The un air practzce o let the buyer beware was not tolerated by the framers o the Constztutzon md hzs szme been outlawed by progressu e buszness The :dt ertzsers IH this book zre mzonq those who h Il C qu an us 1 squ zre deal patron: e them ' e gg 2 I6 1 5-nsrfiif-.V . ll! 6 t,,s.lj 3.:rAW'!1vj, Q, x 1 ef O G O b f 1 T f - f W . , ' ' . of a f . W . f .. Q w ,, 1 , . A . A I Rs. ow' Lf 0.2! 77,157,311 ffif LAM 2414. vgjumaaw' NZ Hmwwfffiy VW Mlgggfigy XWM if , X'-'V ' W Mfwwgufg ' cf,,.,VZ.fvL.,-io.,-Affi... .' v2f 1 ji,.,-1.fAa4Cf- MW77 IISlMfN IQMWMDMIAM ' ' MJ. GLM-A AML ffabl cf'-Al.4g N0 14:4-Q QM., df lf:-v-A--:Q , 62 A ,af 0 gg., J I7 Qyx QL w 'i j c f ral-..0.,,fN 4 Qgiql-S If Graduation - Commencement Our Very Best Wishes We are glad for an opportunity to extend to you our congratulations on the com- pletion of your course and our very best wishes for a joyous commencement sea son and a successful ltfe DGUTRICH S Always Reltable POTTSVII I E One of Pennsylvama s Fmest Hotels THE NECHO ALLEN POTTSVILLE PA dCr Gd1ySb ttd RQ Dtamonds C hlna Watches If Q G ass Jewelry ,JI R Lamps POTTSVILLE S GREATEST GIFT INSTITUTION 76 . O ce - n 0 , 0 , . Estimates for Banquets an a ering la u mi e Upon e uest f , 'Eifjigjggigfg5.55'Q.j2iiE5f2fff: .I'g'f 5-swf ,s I '2 , , U ,X .1-.- Vt'-+ I is ' W MI- ll 9 Tulip Display ...................... Nfay 1 lo I5 Trac Peony Display .............,.. Slay 15 to 25 Lilac Display .,,............... Nlay 15 to .Iunc 1 Peony Display ...................... .lunc l to S VISITORS ARE NOT APPROACHED UNLESS SERVICE IS REQUESTED FARR NURSERY and LANDSCAPE CCMPANY Welser Park, Pa Better Plants by F rr Compllments of A FRIEND A R SAYLOR Xgtnt 106 St John Strut SQHLI I IxII I HAVEN PA 77 ff a ,J fy' for CUAL-0-MATIC D M B I T T L E Funeral Home SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA G E GANGLOFF PRESIDENT IUDCE OF THE ORPHANS COURT You Want the Best C1 MICHEL S ICE CREAM Fancy Moulds for Partles a Speclalty 78 O Q , 0 Compliments of O Q E 4 , 4 , X 7 . . Compllments of THE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN TRUST COMPANY Schuylklll Haven, Pa MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANLE CORPORATION Road To Success Fxnxsh H1 h S hool first then SIJCLIZIIIZC Rlder Colle e oHers tlus advlee to youn men 'Ind xx omen xx ho zum to enter the buslncss world It IS based on 17 e'1rs of experlenee in tramln IDLISIIICSS LXLLUIIVCS It w1lI pay you f ll to o ow xt Lztuatm on Request RIDER COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMISITRATION Founded 1863 Trenton New Jersey GQLDEN DAWN DAIRY Bast Brothers SCHLX LKILL HAN EN PEN NST LVANIA Fresh Eggs and Chlckens 79 . . . O ' W E .U C . . U . .Q ,., .- . ,, . g 1 I ' - ' 1 . . - 1 . H. ..U . X V . . ..y. I, .. ll' 'C 7 D Y Y . , , , , , X, , I, II O .II U I ff' Anfjll f' l' ' 1 r J I J! fl ,QA I If I I f I X F +i,i!: f PPO! xg' if ,J . Aj' ' J R JEFF FORD'S HOTELS in XXHISIITIIQIOII, D. C. THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL 16th and Eye Sts., N. VV. NEAR THE Vs HITF HOUSE '15, P. Cay M r. THE CARROLL ARMS HOTEL lst SL C Sta N E NEAR THE CAPITOL G H Parrlsh Ivi r DRINK 060 BOTTLES It s the refreshm thing., to do be ause ICC cold COCA COLA IS what refresl ment should b PURE WHOLESOME DELICIOUD Comphments of H L Flsher W x x 80 N Clns 1 ', gg K ' IN , . g . 1 , C L . 1 ' . -1 e . 1 D 'b' xX54r i ' ' 'Avi BI, 13 lj I NXJ . -NF, 9 . . f-3 , ,J Lffv Y 'If XX 1? WE YV V XJX .K ly K J I l,, RIO THEATRE ALL OF THE LATEST HITS FROM HOLLYWOOD BENECH S POTTSVILLE PA COMPLIMENTS OF MOLINO SERVICE STATION TWIN GROVE PARK BLACK DIAMOND SERVICE STATION 81 ' 0 Complimcn ts of 9 , Q More and More Students Schuylklll Haven H1gh School are comlng to McCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS C R d More and More People Are SPORTS EQUIPMENT Sh FOR ALL SPORTS Oppmg at Pomeroy s Wll WER JONES CO H N Allentown Penna Pottsvllle Pa ARBOGAST Sz BASTIAN CO Meats and Profvlslons U S CQTVERNMFNT INSPECTION Allentown Pa 82 of 546 ourt Street Ca ing, PH. 'I f Schuylkill County's Greatest IDL'f7ClTlHlC1lf Stow: 834 amilton Street N ' Headquarters for Students eeds , 4 , 0 Q 9 C Q Q 1 , xx 4 , o L lllllllllklll f THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CUMPANY Schuylklll Haven, Pennsylvanla A11 dl lllty 'Ind Splflt to your Gehool 1 Il 1t1es by USIHQ., Coldren CHENILLE GOODS Speclaltles Fru. e'1t lla me 'incl olor ehart No Ladles Sport Wear THE STANDARD PENNANT LO SLHUXLIXHI HAVEN PA efft mn L lnty B1 Run P L0mpl1mentQ f Pottsvllle Repubhcan New Deal Reporter YRANIXS IEXVIS A nt 83 '0 3 ' ' s 0 ' 0 LL 'gg ' . ' ' . ' CC .V, . . 1 0 O O 1 H . 2 vgl . C ' . - , order too small to receive our ' attention. W Y Y 7 1 ' ' ' ' ' -rss 0 1 , gg , a. T . . 0 O 0 ' , ' Q, ge Compliments of SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PHYSICIANS C H HAENTZE Costumer Ph1ladelph1a Pa FRIEND Sh ylkllH H hgh 84 Compliments from a 244 South Eleventh Street of the . . c u i av 1 ' , lg tc ool DEPENDABI E FOR 88 X EARS GREEN S Pottsfvllle s Jewelry Store of Quallty G1 ts The Green Glft Shop BOHORAD S CoMPANY f 8 POTTSVI LLE PA KEPNER S OT The Schuylklll Haven Flowers PFOVISIOH Company There IS success for those that work hard and mlnd thelr own busmess COMPLIMENITS OF S E MENGLES SONS 85 3 4 , 0 of ze ' as 1 Compliments of Fashions for Gentlemen POTTSVILLE SUPPLY Cizgjiuglatgthe 9 Compliments of Phone 45 cc - - ' - as ACCREDITED BX THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS THOMPSON COLLEGE 121 Market Street 205 S George Street Harrlsburg Pa York Pa Phone 4 0258 Phone 2715 Attend a modern commerclal school vs 1th a State wide reputatlon for rel1ab1l1ty and placement servlce ROLLER RINK One of ATHLTICGS Fmest and Cleanest Sports JAMES D MELLON Prop MOTOR COMPANY Salcv Service F Ord ORWIGSBURG PENNA FREEMAN S SERVICE STATION Gas O11 Greasm Llght Repa1r1ng Orwlgsburg Sch Haven Plke Phone 9417R2 Rt 122 Schuylklll Haven Body and Fender Works VVRECKED CARS REBUILT George Brlght Hardware Company SPORTING AND HOUSEHOI D GOODS ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBING SUPPLIES PARR Sz. LAMBERT PAINTS READING HARDWARE POTTSVILLE Phgne 598 109 111 South Center St ' I OF WILLOW LAKE MORRISON 86 ROBERT R YODER Furmture and Floor Cofvermgc 178 Weit M1111 Street Sthuylklll Haven P HARRY S BUTZ Jeweler 326 Doek Street SLHUYLKILL HAVEN PA Phone. 1791 Coal From Any Colhery JOHN M BCLTON Contract and General Haulmg Phone 572 115 East Llberty St SCHUX LKILL HAVEN Corrado s Shoe Store Expert Shoe RCPHIFIIIQ., QCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA Cadlllac La Salle Oldsmobzle EARL STOYER QCHUYLKILI HAVEN PA DR KARL ALBERT Dentzst Manx Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN X' ' , 21. 'z - D 7 Coal a Specialty Shoes for the Family ' , PA. Y , PA. 87 C1186 vThdY BUSINESS TRAINING Courses that offer 'rhorough prepcxrcxhon for young men and women who intend fo mokebuslnessoccreer Trl rcs iq PEIRCE SCHOOL 3P LLAVM271 C fflllfiikf Ph1l'1delph1'1 PL11111 Mba! K? EMM fig Zak! Q Avian LL zfdmw 5760 f' Lfae LZ lazy 7124 fvwmf ATTORNEX J I STAUFFER Fa!! mam, 71 gi mf! I .92Qy L92 XQZOQW PHONE: Z3-M fflmllff y flu Nicki PHONE: 163 88 Founds' 5 Seven? - Sr ear f' Q K - 1 55, w f . fr M711 fl. NHLI. , Y ,, 5 A 1 f , ., ,I , , .1 in .L , 1 .. ,,-'lx'bl'f :Eur , ,gig 5:-la, . , p, ..f, . ,. ,. H S fffafgufz One, Two and ThreeYecr5 nvn ' J For informafiomaddress Registrar c c y i 1 . 149 ine Street Phw'o,,Po, f J? 7 f 7 . f . 3 ' ,, , f f J 5 5 Sv -, , 1- x f g , 1, J u 1. 1 X 1 ' L , un 1 ,V .LL . ' ' . ,. L . A -J ,,, ,, ,, Lf 4 7i uf, 2 U, L7 x. 1,1 fl A 1 K 7 , f f f of Q, L III Il i cuff!! Zz NMMA! Zzqwa, f Am fluff fcfcZffZ V Lfhlallx, 0 f wa 2116 f iw! c Q12 Qfoflfw ffl iw LQLIIJLQ clit!! 61 fuzz foulffy MH C nlu 041 of flu! .ll K ' 'X W X ,, ck 11' : dkl Ll V 'LL .',N'!-1x , L Ill All fp , FQ' - kj ' il 5 , ' 7 III I 7, Ill ' X. L-,U 3 'v' 1 X, k 4 w - Wy LXZ 12.7.14 v f t 0 f f 1, ' 1 Il! . qi Mrpc xv ,Y Q fx A 1 89 S M EVANS Typewrlters 102 East Norweglan St POTTSVILLE PENNA Phone 348 H R KNAPP Leather Goods Auto Supplies POTTSVILLE PENNA THE MARY DEE SHOPPE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA Phone 21 Comphments of H M SCHAEFFER General Storm, HARRY R FEGER Jr WALL PAPER EAST MAIN STREET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PENNA C VV Bubeck 1VI'm'1ger Comphmen ts of North 5th Street CLINTON CONFEHR WARREN S CINGRICH Comphments of GEORGE LEHMAN Barber Schuylkxll Ha en P MILTON M MERKEY Cholce Meats Phone 99 R Reir Centre Avenue Best Wzshes for Your Success EAMES BUTTER KRUST Compllments of A B LECHNER Meat Market SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA O , 6 K WARCRAFT PAINT AND Lebanon Furniture Factory ' V , a. t ' L 90 Central Penna. Business College my fi! 'FY 117 IW fXCT7' CY TKNTXYWTT INIARGARET II QUIN HJ DANlEl F Bill TQUN Cl NIU' Hmlm Zz wave! Jwjffe Qaeda' no v auun vrgurm Xlll'ilC Exmlrs Llfc fllflflzyifn IUMA imqfzfa' Lfdlfw' ffafc 31 l I OX D I MABFRRX C rmu fiilxss gflutly Qglplltps onuno Qfcmcge and gmdll r 1 ' '- lh N 4 . 1 E. ',A 6,7511 'z A51 ,, H xx ' L 4 CT 3 kg ff f, 1, 1 . O h CJ 1- -, . - , 1 .' '. . ' K 'L I A A lskg Y L Ilfldflfhll MJULSUUIM rn Q. sal ll' l s , fi - ,L ,L 4 C ,4 Q1 M f , 'L.. 2. 6 'I . , L 1 Q ll W N 4. ' Q 9 . Compl ments of Merlm G Flsher 8 Emma F1sher BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY SHOP Co nphments of E L HULING 21115 W Mam St SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA CZMWMCZQMW FOR SATISFACTION CALL DOHNER S SHOE STORE Wut Main Strut SCHUY LKILL HAVEN PENNA Qulnlans Pretzels E COOKSON DIST I'I1l1s1de HELEN SCHAEFFER BEAUTE SHOPPE Phone 14 Zos TRY MOHLS FRUIT AND FISH MARKET For Q al tj Tel 9440 We Dehvcr Co npl nents of ROBERT M KELLER TAILOR ST PETER STREET df! 5214! fiakwmw Compllments of REIDER SHOE COMPANY Comphments of F GERBER Barber Sch Haven P1 Complnnente of THE GRAND HOTEL i x ' , . AT 7 C Sf 1 P- . I 7 Y , . 'I . , . ' ' : L21 Pottsville, Pa. For Appointments Apartments 7 1 i1 ll iz K A L , 1 92 MYDA REHRER Bcautv Shoppe Phone 73 R 34 St Peter Street Co nplunents of AMX VV THOMAS HAIRDRESSER EARL S WILLIAMS Studebaker Pleasure Cars, Trucks 29 West Mam Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA REUBEN W FISHER M r A SL P Store Front ind Chcitnut St Cressoni OUR MOTTO Serwcc VVlth a Smlle P T HOY Sz. SONS CO Quality Grocers COSMETIC BEAUTE AND GIFT SHOPPE 103 East Maln St ect Schuylklll Ha en Pa PARKWAY MEAT MARKET Meats and Groceries E F UNGER Co 1pl1mentS of DR S C ASHER Dentmt Pottivllle P Compllments of The Schuylklll Haven Candy Kltchen THE CALL PRINTING STATIONERY BIBLES GREETING CARDS OFFICE SUPPLIES Sc huylltzll Harvcn Pcnna RAUDENBUSH GARAGE WILLY S Cars and Dehwery Trucks PROF LLEW EDWARDS Mui Bic R A M London PIANO ORGAN VOICE 46 St Iohn Street Phone l-I6 R Sch H1 en P2 1 ' , l g P Y T O C - KI ,., . . . C . . . I Y? , ' , ' ' Y! , . ' r Y ' V , . Phone 120 Ruth Williams n ' , x ', . . . . . . A. Y at ' .. U Q' f' 1 Q , . , ,. C. . . . V - . ev , .. BURKERT S BAKERY MAGAZINES TOBACCO CANDY SODA L C DRTESBACH GARAGE Hudson and Terraplane Sales Sermcc Day Phone 524 Nght Phone 5181 Cor Haven and Hess Sts Schuylkxll Haven H J ZIMMERMAN Barber and Beauty Salon SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA G R NAFFIN Clgars and Tobacco Grocerles COHfCCt10HS '14 Comphments of JOHN M DEWALD Ice Cream and Grocer es South Bern St Sch Ha Complnments of EMERICH S BAKERY Comphments of W F MECK E A SCHAFFER SHOE REPAIRING 21 East Mam Street Schuylkxll Haven P Compliments R R Sterner Co POTTSVILLE AND SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA HEISTER KLAHR Ice Cream Confectionery 428 Dock Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA OSWALD S Sub Agent PAYNE S FLOWERS Servlces g en for Funeral Partles Weddxngs and Slck Room Phone 526 Comphments of CHARLES BITTLE Keystone Store 1 . . , . 3 : i 1 - Q O O O O O 0 , . 9 ,f br ff. -' i- X . ' ! 1 . . Ven, Pa. - . . Q 0 A ' , a. ii. ' of o o o ' , . , . ' . ' ! , 1 ' iv '. BASTIAN BROS COMPANY Man factu g awe ers an lf6LfLOIZ6l'5 TO HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ROCHESTER NEW YORK PAUL L WAGNER TANIAQUA PA 9 u rin I J S ' Y Ea tern Pennsylvania District Manager ROBERT E HERWIG M s C Studzo Band and Orchc tra N Centre St POTTSVILL J L PRICE EXCLUSIVE JEWELER Eyes E am ned SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA R S WERNER Cash Grocery PHONE 100 SCH HAVEN CARRIE BOWMAN Ladles Popular Dry Goods Store SCHUYLKILL HAVEN MOYER S SERVICE Esso Products G I BENSINGER DRLIGGIST AND NOTARY PUBLIC The Nyal Store Comphments of FHI Y S BAKERY HENRY L HUMMEL 1 lx G M C, Tr SCHUYLKIIL HAVEN PA Gray s Clothmg FOR YOUNG MEN SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PA QUINTER S VARIETY STORE KODAKS FILMS FINISHING COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Co nplnments of JAMES H LUTZ Compl mms of C SL A TAXI CO ll i ' A 5 A A' I 112 . . E, PA. , V ' Y ' , , PA. 1 o s Phone: 9427 249 Dock Street , Bzfc' and . . A, 116k f ' 7 , . 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