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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1944 volume:

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HARTRANFT, principal of the high school, we dedicate the 1944 school annual. During the three years that we have spent in the Schuylkill Haven High School, we have always found Mr. Hartranft ready and willing to lend us a helping hand whenever it was necessary. His willingness to help others and his pleasing personality will always be remembered by us. The things he has taught us in P.0.D. classes will linger in our memories for many years after we shall have been graduated. Therefore, we, the class of 19-H, dedicate our yearbook to him and sincerely hope that the classes in the future will benefit by his guidance as much as we have. FIVE Foreword 77W FOUR F REEDO MYSSAGE T0 TH! 11 CONGKIZSS f ' 0 JANUARY 5, lggl IN the future days, which we seek to make secure, we look orward to a world founded upon four essential human freedoms. Tflfflliff is freedom of speech and expression-every where in the world. The 5660II1I' is freedom of every person to worship God in his own way-everywhere in the world. Thi' ffllflf is freedom from want-which translated into world terms, means economic understandings which will secure to every nation a healthy peacetime life for its inhabitants-everywhere in the world. TAL'-fdlll7h is freedom from fear-which translated into world terms, means il world-wide reduction of arma- ments to such a point and in such a thorough fashion that no nation will be in a position to commit an act of physical aggression against any neighbor-anywhere. E-AML Mui' y I I I t' N IDUCATIDN will-Nu. I g I I l or :nunrroir if f mcrnron , . . mnr -ss r I num unc E HAVE CHOSEN The Freedoms as our theme because we believe this theme is indeed appropriate at this time. Never before in history has democratic education been so challenged with the problem of remaining free and at the same time of being effective in controlling the evils which are terrifying the world. Although there are serious days ahead for all of us, nevertheless we feel that we have been prepared to make genuine sacrifices and to readjust our individual lives through the reconstruction period which lies ahead. SIX Content Administration Seniors Classes ilrganizations Aotivities Athletios Advertisements 6933 Q 'S' we ww' +20 0 0 'f goes Zag S xx A-31 fii6ii2s 5 L ff Q f 1 J, jf it F' Z X5 X ,. W pf . , 1 .. BOARD UF DIHEGTURS MRS. GEORGE W. BUTZ ROBERT SAUSSER HARRY L. BURKERT CHARLES D. DEIBLER President Vice-President Secretary Acting Treasurer The class of 1944 takes this opportunity to offer recognition to the members of the School Board for their untiring efforts. They have striven to make our school days memorable ones in spite of the condition of our country. We express our sincere appreciation to each member of the Board of Directors. HUGH H. HOKE HIRAM L. FISHER, IR We, as seniors, pay special tribute to the memory of Mr. Samuel l. Bast who was a member of the School Board for the last forty-five years. During this time, Mr. Bast served as ' treasurer of the board for twenty-five years. His life and community interests should serve as a model for our future citizenship. The lovable character of our late director, his keen interest in our educational welfare, and his high regard for the community are worthy of emulation. I I SAMUEL I. BAST TEN X upervisin Principal PAuL S, CHRISTMAN Supervising Principal HILE WE TAKE great pride in our school as a means of free education, yet the fact remains that much must be done to protect our free institutions and to insure the future of the freedoms of our country. We are proud to know that we, the senior class, have had as our Supervis- ing Principal, one who believes that the future of a nation depends primarily upon its educational system. He believes not only in a great unity of purpose in the education of today's youth for a post-war world, but he also works hard toward its fulfillment. Therefore, we sincerely appreciate the leadership of our Supervising Principal, Mr. Paul S. Christman, who has tried to inculcate in us a love and understanding of American Democracy. ELEVEN Facult . . W. EDWARD BROWN, B.S., M,Ed. ETHEL M. BAUSUM, A.B., QMS. in Albright, Penn State College Educationl Mathematics Wellesley College, University of Perma. Latin, Spanish, French. Guidance WALTER E. SHANK, A.B. Shippensburg State Teachers College Beckley Business College, Susque- hanna University Commercial C. HARRIET HOY, B,A., M.A. NELLIE M. REINHART, A.B., 1M.A. Moravian College, Lehigh University in English Literaturel History, German Kutztown State Teachers College, Penn State College - L '3 'Z ' English A ' VERNA M SELTZER BS West Chester State Teachers College K Penn State College a'fr English Afcfv-A,--fr., f . c.7Q4,,e,g,f2s4 TWELVE ,ll .K FLORENCE M. SHOEN New York University Music Supervisor RUTH A. HIM, B.S. College Misericardia, Mar College Commercial ' as.: '!F'Qf ER, B,S. MARY S. REED, B.S. . Kutztown and Millersville State Teachers Colleges Librarian RUTH S. REED, B.S. EARL F. NOLL Cedar Crest College Williamson Trade School Vocational and General Home Econom- Industrial Arts ics HELEN T. AITKENS, B.A. y Washington East Stroudsburg State Teach College Misericardia History, English, Civics LAMAR W. KERSCHNER, BS. Franklin and Marshall College Science THIRTEEN ers College, PAUL L. BOWEN, B.S. Albright College Art' Faculty Faculty . . WILLIAM I. I-IARNER, B.S. WILLIAM K. STAUFFER, B.S, Albright College Albright College General Science, Civics Physical Education mf 7 s gl N CLAIRE W. KITCHEN, B,S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Physical Education, Health DORA R. BROWN, B.S, ELLA H. SI-IERER Kutztown State Teachers College Kutztown State Teachers College Geography Visual Education, Reading and Guidance FOURTEEN EARL C, UNGER, B.S. Lebanon Valley College Instrumental Music R. HARRY HUMMEL, B.S, CATHERINE E. REED, B.S. Iuniata College West Chester State Teachers College Arithmetic English DOROTHY LESSIG West Chester State Teachers College History Appreciation to Our Teachers We are the third class to graduate amid the turmoil of war. It is through the unceasing ef- forts of our teachers that our high school car- eer can be a success. Through their untiring efforts, their helpfulness, their cooperation, and their endeavors, our future will be more suc- cessful not only in the armed forces but also in civilian life. Many accelerated courses have also been offered which afforded instruction and training for various branches of the service. More education and its importance is stress- ed in order that we can play a bigger and better part in the drama of life. In view of these facts. we, the class of 1944, salute the teachers who have done their utmost for us. Having been called into the service has caused several changes in the faculty of our school. Miss Helen Brown, girls' physical edu- cation teacher, is serving in the WACS: Mr. Aaron Young, commercial instructor, is now in the Marines: and Mr. Ivan Fisher, industrial arts instructor, is in the Seabees. . . Faculty FIFTEEN chool Per onnel DR, ROBERT LENKER School Physician HELEN E. MELLOR Secretary GENERAL OFFICE ARTHUR KRAMMES Custodian WILLIAM ROAN Attendance Officer SIXTEEN IRA IMBODEN Custodian E Illli PREPARED ESS . . As the spirit of '76 marched forward into the future. we the class of '44 are pre- pared to follow in their iootsieps. .. :, fa W. in g, 1-, CLASS OFFICERS President . . .. .....,, , Leo Krammes Vice President , . ., Gordon Reed Secretary , , , . . , . Doris Keller Treasurer . . , . . . Albert Wagner In ppreciation E wish to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. W. Edward Brown, our class adviser, who has given his untiring efforts for the wel- fare of the seniors. HOME ROOM TEACHERS Mr. W. Edward Brown Miss Ethel M. Bausurn Mr. Walter E. Shank Class Motto: Education makes a people easy to lead, but difficult to drive: easy to govern, but impossible to enslave. Class Colors , Class Flower . , NINETEEN . , . . Blue and Gray . . . . Gardenia 'E IUB MARGARET LOUISE ANCHORSTAR upeggy., Pen-Pal Club 25 Victory Corps 2: Student Council 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 Honor Society. CATHARINE MAE ANKERBRAND Cassie Pen-Pal Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y JI5 G.A.A. 1, 3. HELEN ISABELLE BACHMAN H em Bach y Emergenr-y Squad 25 Vietory Corps 25 Choruses 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 Fax Staff 2, 35 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Senior Play: S4-hool Annual Staff5 Honor Society. ELIZABETH MINNIE BAIR Betz Mirnnie Cashier 1: Cub Reporter 25 Volleyball 25 Yir-tory Corps 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 Emergency Squad 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 35 Council 35 Library Club 35 Book Club 35 Senior Play. ELAINE EDITH BATDORF ..Batty., Chornses 1, 2, 35 Basketball 15 Victory Corps 25 Council 1, 35 Library Club 1, 35 li..-LA. 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 35 Fax Staff 3: Sehool Annual Staff: Honor S01-lPty5 ldniergency Squad, IOHN IRVIN BECKER 1. IHC k.. '1ll'lU'k 15 Chorus 2: Malll. Club 2: Vivtory Corps 25 Basketball 1. 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 3: Fax Staff 2, 35 Council 3: Honor Society. TWENTY sBwfoKXd-ex., im I mx: W 1 QA- 'lm-bx Qmolv-Y 54 Q05 - X35-vi Peggy leads our seniors in more way than one, lust give her a task and it will be done. ,Vw 5 o e a doct i ailzl To her we wis success and fa . Helen, our editor, what more can be said, She worked hard with our book, but kept writing to Fred. y's classmate no one can forget, And h proved herself worthy to all she h met. To a born leader we have this to say, Good luck to you whatever you may do Iohn is a very studious boy, A whiz in French and Miss Bausum's iffy- WILLIAM ARTHUR BEETEM Band 1, 2, 3g Orchestra 1. 2: Math. Club 1: Vlrtory Corps 21 Cashivr 2: Chemistry Club 2. 3: Hi'Y 2. 3: Fax Staff 2. 3: Honor Snr-is-ty. KENNIHH EDWIN BERGER ..Cho,, Dramatic Club 1: Junior Play: Senior Play: Chemistry Club 2, 3: Football 2, 3. WILLIAM FRANKLIN BITTLE IR. Bill Cashier 1: Dramatic Club 1: Council 2: Vlr-tory Corps 2: Junior Play: Chorus 2, 3: Senior Play 3: Sohool An al Staff: Ho or Sovletv akgflwvn gg VERNA BOWEN Boneses ilfliiwh Nature Club 1: Girls' Chorus 1. 2, 33 R:-n Pnl Club 23 'Fri-Hi-Y 3. DORIS EVELYN BUBECK Bubeck G.A.A, 1. 2, 3: Home EW-. I, 2. 3: Vif-tory Corps 2: Ben Pnl Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. PERCY IAY BLIBECK Pere Track 13 Math. Club 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Council 2, 3: Chemistry Club 2: Victory Corps 2: Hi-Y 2. 3: Senior Play. TWENTY-ONE Arthur to college expects to go, H? leaves this school with hardly a oe. Kcndu Bergdu speaks in a language queer, One that Hauenites love to hear. William has had many a pet name, But Rosy has brought him most of his fame. A quiet girl, fo you, Ruth may be But really she's inotp ifs her modesty. 0 Doris is a girl for you to r em Each month through, up to e . 01 f Z-A Andso thing - 1 we sus ceptzble. Q .iii GLASS UF 1944 I 4 ' 'wllli ' l .-i' We e SE IDRS IANE ANN BURKERT ' ', Ianie Council 1: Dramatic Club 1: May Court 1: Chorus 1, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1. 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2. 3: Junior Play: Chemistry Club 2. 3: Emergency Squad 2, 3: Fax Staff 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Senior Play: School Annual Stuff. DORIS SHERER BYERLY Cashier 1: Dramatic- Club 1: May Court 1: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Couneil 1, 2. 3: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Fax Staff 3: School Annual Staff. GEORGE EDWIN CASSEL Bill Student Patrol 2: Chemistry Club 2. MARY ELIZABETH CHANTRY Slug Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 2: Cashier 3: Library Club 3. ROBERT I. DAVIS Davis Cashier 1, 2, 3: Dx-nmatie Club 1: Class Ufficer 2: Hi-Y 2: Fax Staff 2, 3: School Annual Staff: Honor Sor-lety 2, 3: Vlutory Corps 2. DOROTHY EDNA DEITRICH Dot Book Club 1: Pen-Pal Club 1: Vif-tory Corp 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. ,6 I Q s Seni member is a bit ort, g s a c eerlead , dancer, and all g UM round good sport. r E E G' l MH' - JP . Nw r' e s on l cou n fa he's o most e spofr A newcomer to Haven in '44 He's been faithful to the Gold and Blue. Mary showed us all on the baseball field, That the senior girls would never yield. l' Robert I. Davis he signs his name, 1 In back of this there's sure to be fame. Kind and amicable is our Dot, Su cess be your whatever. your lot. .M 1 . ,C .., all 5552? BETTY IANE DIMMIG 4.Slim,, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Book Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 3: Fax 3: Victory Corps 2: Emergency Squad 2, 3: Twirling Corps 3. ROSE LOUISE EDLING Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1. 2. 3: Math. Club 1: Emergenoy Squad 2, 3: Vic- tory Corps 2. EDWARD SCHWENK FRB .fEd,, Basketball 1. MARY ELLEN FITZPATRICK Fitz Fnunrcil 1. 2: Girls' Basketball 1. 3: Tri- FU-Y 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Fax 2, 3: Vicforv Porns 2: Sr-hool Annual Staff: Chorus 3: Library Club 3: Chemistry C'-lub 3. MILDRED GEORGINE FOOSE M ill y Rand 1. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Viotory Corps 2. ALMA MAY FOSTER Foster Home Ev. Club 3: Vivtory Club 2. TWENTY-THREE , f' W ,rf tall, girl s e, U e e fin it h to r tain. I if Rose is an excellent Algebra student And at times may be prudent. ga ,f 1 1 , If exler 'it's Eddie you're looking for, Heis sure to be down at Parris' door. BW gulf-, ff-MM 7 round tu e V r i cl in astronomy. fa-40' All through these years Mildred has been in the band, For the Seniors she took her stand, WM Al came to Haven just this year, But we've grown to know her and hold her dear. CLASS UF 1944 1 W N 'JA :il 1 H' ' ' l ,' X 1 I SENIUHS . 'I ' 1 1 F . . A K N, I 1 I J , R . K s l X 1 i ' 5 ,.g' l ' . I I R if 6 , Y' 0 A Alma is a jolly friend, ALMA ANN FMNTQ I , ' 'Q We'g miss her when our school days -, .-'. f 4 en , sr dw cxn 11, lz:JI-ru '-Y 11, 2, :zz , 1 A . ' Girl: ellllnskfgmavli 1, 2: 11. ima, I -111 3 Chorus 2, 31 Emergenvy Squad 2, 3: Ltr 1 - . rary Club 3: Viotory Corps 2: School Anim 1 Sthff. R i I . I J ' 1 , J ' l 1 il-1 M xy 'Yr a Q ' ' llw sther is r sc o mate too, ESTHER MAE FRITZ Th U all to yo ., Ftitzie M a! Fhoruses 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Emorgs-nvy Squad 2. 3: Vic-tory Corp. 2. lean Alice, a girl we shall never for- t ALIC REENAWALT ge' IEAN E G To be a studious student her goal was Student Counoil 1: Drmnatir- Clulu 1: Girls' set, Basketball 1, 3: Gym Team 1: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Cliorusos 3: Library Club 3: flhmnistrv Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Fax 2, 3: Annual Staff: Honor Society. BRUCE PAUL GROVER A football man whom opponents did fearf upudge.. Student Patrol 1: Football 1. 2, 3: Gym Temn 1: Che-niistry Club 2. 3. ROBERT PAUL HALDEMAN Holly Band 1, 2, 3: Orc-lnf-strn 1. 2. 32 Hi-Y 11 Class Historian: Math, l luh. FAYE CHRISTINE HAND Handy Girls Basketball 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G. A.A. 1. 2. 3. TWENTY-FOUR We wish him success when he leaves us this year. To this member of the Haven High band, May a successful career be at his command. Faye's tongue is seldom still, If she's not talking you know she's ill I FERN ARELENE HAND Tiny Cashier 1, 2, 3: Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. FRANKLIN IOSEPH HEIM Frankie Band 1, 23 Patrol 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Chemistry Club 2, 33 Fax Staff 2, 33 Senior Play 3. DONALD KENNETH HUGHES Smokey Ain-raft Club 3. X rm X l CE EO HU .. ., ,Q K e Ban l, 2, 3. . 'Mx xx Y 'LN MARILYN LAVERNE IONES ..DuCk,. Girls' Chorus 35 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Tri- lIi-Y 33 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, Vim-tory Corps 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Lenders' Squad 2: Council 3: Annual Staff. R-OBERT NELSON IONES ..Bob,. Band 1, 2, 31 On-lnestra 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3: Patrol 1, 2, 35 Chemistry Club 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 31 Fax Stat! 2, 3, Annual Staif. TWENTY-FIVE From our biology we've tried to learn, Why, though not a plant, she's a Ferln. Happy am I, from care set free. Why aren't they all contented like me? Donald is one we seldom hearg We hope he will find a good career. Quite a noble boy is he. And as friendly as can be. Marilyn certainly loves her sport, The type doesn't matter - just all sorts. If you hear anyone yell Moose, You can tell Iones is on the loose. CLASS UP 1944 SENIUHS IANICE MARION KALIFMAN alan.. Dramatic Club 1: Trl-Hi-Y 1, 3: Book Cluh 1: Pen-Pal Club 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 2. DORIS FAY KELLER Dottie Band 1, 2, 3: Choruses 1, 2, 3: Cashier 1, 2: Council 1, 2: Dramatic Club 1: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls' Basketball 1. 3: Twirling Corps 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 3: Gym Team 1, 3: Traok 3: Majorette 3: Class Sec. 3: Honor Society. LILLIAN EMMA KIEHNER Band 1, 2. 3: Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3: Tri- Hi-Y 1, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. MARION LUCILLE KNAPP Blondie Home Eb. Club 3: Tri-HI-Y 3. ROBERT CARL KNOLL ..Red,, Patrol 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Senior Play Stage Manager. PEARL OLIVE KRAMER Council 1: Dramatie Club 1. 2: Basket- hall 1, 23 Cashier 2: Victory Corps 2: Lead- er Squad 2: G.A.A, 1. 2. 3: 'Fri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3: Fax 32 Sohool Annual Staff 3: Chorus 3. TWENTY-SIX ww Friendly, ch erful and quite tall: Ianice as a ile fo all., QW Her riegds, they're many, , e si are there a ? riendly, quiet, pleasant. true'- That's our Lillian through and through. MWA? The newest member of our class. ls Marian Knapp. a friendly lass. Robert is a contented lad, He never seems the least bit sad. Pearl is a typist clever, With high aim and true endeavor. 'K- LEO MILTON KRAMMES Track 1: Rand 1, 2: Orchestra 1, 2: Connell 2, 3: Chemistry Club 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3: Class President 1, 2. 3: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Junior Play: Senior Play. IOSEPH I. KREMER Hammer ALFREDA LENA LECH Lechie Yictnry Corps 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2, Ii: Home E1-onomies Club 1, 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. KERMIT DALE LEHMAN ..Egg.. RUTH LOUISE LOWE uDl1fChlEn Queens Court 1: Dramatic Club lg Class Ser-retnry 2: Chorus 2: Chemistry Club 2, 3: llounr Snviety 2, 3: Emergent-y Squlul 2, 33 Counril 1, 2, 3: Bnsketlmll 1, 2, 3: fl.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Twirlinf.: Corps 1, 14: Svhnnl Annual Staff: Senior Play. DONALD HOWARD LOY Council 3. ' asf, TWENTY-SEVEN A he-man is our Leo bold, On little Io he's surely sold. Blessings on thee, little man, What you will, we're sure you can, ees 'J'f Q wig . I s A O Carefree nature, happ a Of sorrow she has 'never a trace. A smiling, cheery boy is he, But oh, miischievious he can be. bw if 54 2 W Witty and cheerful is Punkin Head Loy, He's really quite a dependable boy. CLASS UF 1944 SENIOR DORETTA IUNE LOY ulunen Dramntio Club 1, Junior and Senior Plays: Tri-Hi-Y 3: G..-LA. 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 2, 3: Choruses 1, 2, 3. ANNE MARIE LUCKENBILL .,Nan,, Dramatic: Cluli 1: Mny Court 1: Couna-il 1. 2: Vietory Corps 2: 'Fri-Hi-Y 3: G..-LA. 1, 2, 3: Choruses 1, 2, 3, IEANNE MARY MARTIN Blondie Dramatic Club 1: Leaulor Squad 2: Vic-- tory Corps 2: Cashier 1, 2: Counvil 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Girls' lmsketlinll 1. 22, 3: G.A. A. 1, 2, 3: Gym 'l'r-nm 1. 3. CLAIRE A. MENGLE Chula Drmuutiv Clulv 1: Pen-Pnl Club 1: Victory Corps 2: Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3: Home Ev. Cluli 1. 2, 3: G.A.A. l. 2, 3: 'Fri-Hi-Y ., 2 -, 1. SARA IOANNE MENGLE .,IO,, Dramatic Cluli 1: Vivtory Corps 2: Chorus 2, 3: Clic-mistry Club 3: Junior Play: Tri-Hi- Y 3: Girls' Ilnskotlmll 3: Svluool Annunl Stuff: G.A.A, 1, 2. Zi: Couuf-il l. KENNETH SCOTT MILLER Chaplain Council 3. May all success come down your way, ' if And stay with you from day to day. Anne is a friend worthwhile, She is sure to greet you with a smil . lean 's irl wh s uery ifiiisfiihiff ' CW Ioann will soon pace e hospital halls, he you need a , sh 'll alqswcr S. N' Kenny is bashfulf' some girls say. But only when they're looking his way. TWENTY-EIGHT VINCENT CHARLES MILLER Vince Patrol 15 Vis-tory Corp 2: 1-'ootbnll Si: .Iunior and Senior Plnysg Chemistry Club 3: Band 1. 2, 35 Orchestra 1. 2, 35 Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. DOROTHY MARIE MOI-IAN Mulligan Pen-Pal Club 25 Home Ee. Club 2, 35 'l'ri- Hi-Y 3. HARRY HECKMAN MOORE ..Clip,. Jr. Hi-Y: Fax Staff 2, 35 Hi-1' 1, 2, 3: Patrol 1. 2, 3: Hand 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2. 3. lbw BETTY IEANNE MOYER .,B.I,,, May Court 1: lnuergc-nt-y Squad 25 Vit-- J tory Corps 2: Ilranmtic Club 1, 1.5 Girls' Basketball 1, 2: Junior P1ny5 Council 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Chorus 3: Chemistry Club 35 G. A.A. 1. 2, 3. CAROLYN MAE MOYER Brownie Gym Tvnm 15 Victory Corps 2: Volleyball 25 Drunmtie Club 1, 2: Girls' Imsketball 1. 25 G.A,A. 1, 2, 3: Cashier 35 Counvil 31 Library Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 35 Sehool .Xllllllill Staff 25: Fax Staff Il. FERN CARLIN MOYER ..Red,, Ibramatie Club 1: ti.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Viv- tory Corps 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Library Club 3. TWENTY-NINE To say he's bashful would be quite The opposite of wh is right. ff of 72 ,?Cz1 ' Dorothy is a quiet lass, Who hasn't much say in class. Jello Harry is handsome and full of fun, Hear him laugh and then you'll r . f'VjllU Mwldxgwlfg . . i her ' pled cheeks, Kee ppy through the weeks. Can she talk? Well I guess, And laugh too, we must confess. Fern's happy smile you see, Wherever you may chance to be. CLASS UF 1944 SE IUP1 SYLVESTER ADAM NEUIN ..Sy., Math. Club 2: Chorus 3: Stage Hand 2. GRACE GENE NOECKER Tippy Library Club 1: Victory Corps 2: Chorus 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. PAUL BARTO NOLL, IR. Oscar Math. Club 1: Basketball 1: Truck 1: Victory Corps 2: Council 1, 2, 3: Chemistry 2 ' f 's ir- -Pr 2' ono Socivti Club .., 3, Clans V e es. -, H r ,' 2. 33 Football 1, 2. 3: School Anuunl Staff 3. PAY BOWEN PERRY lay BETTY IEAN REBER ..Reb., Math. Club 13 ii.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Choruses 1, 3: Victory Corps 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Council 3. ENDELVA MENGEL REED Del Class Vice-Pres. 1: Queeu's Court 1: Council 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3: Choruses 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 2: Junior Play: Cashier 2, 3: Einorgvncy Squad 2, 3: Faux 3: School Annual Stuff 3. Sylvester, in shop is very good, His work with tools is wnderstood. She has her ups: she has her downs, But one thing she doesn't have is frowns. This mischievous boy, a Senior pest. Is a football player of the best. lay Perry is one we all know, He is little but not so slow. Our Betty seems so very mild, But, just beware, she's a tricky Child. Endelua is a loyal Senior. With kind smile, and meek demeanor. GORDON D. REED, IR. Don Dramatic Club 1: Football 2, 3: Math. Club 2: Class Vlce Pres. 3: Suhool Annual Staff 3. HARRY MELVIN REED ,,Red.. Football 1. 2, 3: Baski-thall 1, 2: Hi-Y l, 2: Drafted for the Armed Service-s. MARGARET E. REED Margie Pen Pnl Club 2. RICHARD FRANKLIN RHEIN Dick Uhenlistry 3: Patrol 2. 3: Band 2, 3: Chorus 3. KENNETH REBER SAUL Saul Math. 1: Rand 1: Orvhr-strn 1: Council 2. NELSON RAY SCHAEFFER Shats Ilrnmntir' Club 13 Book Club l. 2. Jig Foot- ball 1, 2, 35 Cnunvil 3. Tl-IIRTY-ONE A football member we all did cheer. And one the Seniors hold very dear. Uncle Sam had to say: Harry, we have other games to play. Our Margaret is a steady worker, And in the classes she's no shirker. ,awwww WW A friend to all is handsome Dick, And to help you out, he is always quick. To bashful Kenny let us sing, And wish him best of ever thing mm JQJZWQ A classmate true, and co-captain of the team. Sturdy and strong like an old oak beam. GLASS UF 1944 E IDR PAUL RICHARD SEIDEL Whitey Football 1, 2, 3. ANNA ELIZABETH SIECK Betty Council lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 G.,-LA. 1, 2, 3: Victory Corps 23 Homo Ee. Club 3. VICTORIA DELORES SKLIBISH NWC., G.A,A, 2, 33 Victory Corps 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: School Annual Staff. CLARA IANE STAUFFER NC. Il., Girls' Basketball lg Cub Reporter 13 Gym Team 1: Chorux-ws 1, 2, 3: Dmuultic' Club 1, 2: G.A.A. l, 2, 3: Junior Play: Virtory Corps 2: Fux 2, 3: I-lxuerprenm-y Squud 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 33 Couna-il 3: Svhool Annual Stuff. GEORGINE ALVA STOUDT Gas Cusluer 1: Chorus:-s 1. 2. Jig H,A.A, 1, 2, 3: Dfillllllflf' Club 2: Junior Pluy: Senior Play: Vim-tory Corps 2-3 Fnx 2, 253 Elllt-'I',LK'PllC'y Squad 2, 35 'l'ri-Hi-Y Il: Sr-hool Annuul SHUT: Honor Som-ivty. ROBERT HENRY STOYER ,.Bob.. ltuurl 1, 2, Zi: Ili-1' 1, 2, THIRTY-TWO A football member so very true, People like Paul are very few. Betty is a friendly maid, Of her nobody is afraid. A cheerful girl, we must confess, Who'll find her share of happiness. Tall and slim and really quite Chic, At writing verses she's very slick. Georgine is a commercial Stu, Needless to say, surpassed by few. To Robert Stoyer we have this to say. Good luck and happiness on your way. IOLA DETWEILLER STRIEGEL ..Babs,, Math, Club It Girls' Basketball 1: Cheer- IF-advr 1. 2. 3: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: Chorus 3. M ll AINE TAYLOR 1 . n rry . Cash 1: 's See. 1: Ilaml 1, 2, 33 . jo e 1, 33 Ul'I'll-'Htl'2l 2, 3: Chorus- e J, 3: .A.A. 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2 ctory orps 2: l1'uergenf'y Squad 2, 32 JI r I ' xl r Play: Honor Sn- ciaft , 3, . Sc-bool Annual Stuff. l ROBERT MARTIN TROY ..BOb., Patrol 1: Orvhestra 1. 2: linnrl l, 2, 3. ALBEREVIORGA WA Tr . Jrnnmtic 1 1, 2: ior a . a mr lay: ' ' 1, 2, . C' uncil ' ss T s. . Fax 2' c-hoo A al ' 3: Ch 3: Ori- ' 1, Z., 37 'ic- or, 0rDS C ll'k, MWMIW IAY FOSTER WAGNER HiYY 2, 35 On-bestrn 1. 2, 3: Phorus 3. BEATRICE PATRICIA WEISACOSKY HBUZZ., lbmnmtic Club 11 Cashier 2. 35 Fnx 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3. THIRTY-THREE A uery lively girl is Balm, It would be hard. on her to keep tabs. Lorraine is an honest worker here. To her, our Haven High is dear. 0J':'J'Mp-k J'V -F' 'bb' 79 MH QA' T e brass quartet is losing a member, One whom we all are sure to re- member. This black haired sheik is the rage, Of all the girls' no matter age. One of our Landingville boys is he, From care and worry, always free. Beaty is willing to do her part, lust give her some work and she'll start. GLASS UF 1944 With energy to last through the most SENIORS IOHN ROBERT WOLFE Wolfie H1-Y 1, 2, 3: Chemistry Club 2, 33 Patrol 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3: Band 2, 3, Orehestra 3. ROBERT IOSEPH YAZUIIAN H YHZH Hi-Y 1, 3: Club Reporter 1: Football 1, 2, 33 Council 3. ANNA LOUISE ZULICK G.A.A. 2, 3: Library Club 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 3. IRENE IUNE ZULICK nRenee,, Dramatic Club 13 G.A.A. 2, 3, Nature Club 2, Trl-Hi-Y 3. As Wolfie on the trombone plays, We wish him luck through all his days. Now we come to a fellow called uyazp, He'll give to you the best he has. She hasn't much to say at school, And never, never breaks the rule. Irene is always laughing and gay, tiresome day. 'Camera Shy' IAMES ROBERT WENTZ limmy A studious boy: quiet and reserved One whose calm is never disturbed777 U I. A S S S U N G CHORUS or GOD BLESS AMERICA Now dear old Haven High, We bid Adieu g To our teachers and Classmates Hearts are saddened at parting with you, All our pleasures and our trials In each memory time array's Ever a monument to happy days. If to a better world All will come thru, Be our wisdom a credit To the years we have shared Gold and Blue, May our classmates in the service Who with us these halls have trod, Return in triumph with the help of God. f- - Ianice Kaufman. THIRTY-FOUR AUTIVITIE X nd 56 x96 QX5 H vw Wa QXP D 9? S qgwat . AL? x-- - ln if--5 fi cksbxvs-Lua, 0 . IHH 91 li ,, o ,nsfifuff ALLEGIANUE .. , ,ea 1 lust as our fore- ' fathers owed allegiance to their to our school. I , xl I' ' r a.,'. Q I y. l I country, so do we owe allegiance -x I K 'N , ' N X 'N XY K yllhb ' wi, 'l'l QQ 1 an 35 ,,, - :M Kill' --P' ig .fe r' vs ,ff f,A1 ggv ,QN1 L 75 -f Wrv., sigh.. '22- 5- N ,541 J, x g5+C'1,',' ,jr bw. ,i5AN Q . ' 'N vm I P 3' H, , QL , yeh. ff , f fvh 3 'Sl 54 ' , .7 ' Qixfy ,y 233 L .. 5315 ,W he y M,-, .11 wg 1 WA., 'yggzlf . 3,9623 12, .,.w!4 SE. mKjE W' 533: , , wgii bw. sv mfti sf? ,MAL 1 .1 r ,,. A,,,H, ilk enior Class Hi tory We, the class of 1944, began our journey through high school on September 29, 1941, with 118 members, Under the capable lead- ership of Mr. Edward Brown, our class ad- viser, assisted by Miss Nellie Reinhart and Mr. Lawrence Imboden, we soon became familiar with our new surroundings. Class officers elected in the sophomore year were president, Leo Krammes: vice- president, Endelva Reed: secretary, Lorraine Taylor: treasurer, Albert Wagner. The main social event of the year was a skating party at Willow Lake during April. September 8, 1942, found 106 students en- tering school as jolly juniors. Miss Verna Seltzer, our class adviser, Mr. Albert Berg- er, and Mr. Walter Shank guided us through this year. Class officers elected for the junior year were president, Leo Krammes: vice-president, Paul Noll: secretary, Ruth Lowe: treasurer, Robert Davis. Our first social event of this year was a Holloween party in the gymnasium, Games. refreshments, and contests were included in the entertainment for the evening. Class rings were received shortly before the Thanksgiving holidays, and they met with everyone's approval. The junior play, A'Youth on the Home Front, was splendidly portrayed, Financial- ly and entertainingly, this play proved to be a success. Early in May, Robert Davis became the editor of the Haven Fax. He has the distinc- tion of being the only boy to achieve this position in the eighteen years of the publi- cation of the Fax. 1 At last, our most anticipated event of the year, the junior prom arrived, Music by Hor- ace Richards and his well-known orchestra, evening gowns, and beautiful decorations provided a setting which we shall never for- get. Sports and other activities found many juniors participating, Nelson Schaeffer and Leo Krammes were elected co-captains of the football team. September 7, 1943, seniors at last! The armed forces and war work have left only 93 in our class. Mr. Edward Brown, our class adviser, Miss Ethel Bausum and Mr. Walter Shank aided us during this year. Class officers this year were president, Leo Krammesg vice-president, Gordon Reed: secretary, Doris Keller: treasurer, Albert Wagner. Our senior Halloween party was a gala affair, Hilarious costumes and well-planned entertainment made this party an enjoyable success. Reserve Two for Murder was the title of our senior play. This play with its mys- tery plot and unusual setting was a challenge to senior talent. Due credit must be given to the coach, Mr. Brown, and the members of the cast for the fine performance. Capacity audiences both nights assured its success. Sports again found many seniors partici- pating. Leo Krammes, Nelson Schaeffer, Ken- neth Berger, Paul Seidel, Paul Noll, Robert Yazujian, Gordon Reed, Vincent Miller, and john Becker represented us in football while Leo Krammes occupied a Valuable position on the basketball squad. Band, orchestra, and chorus claimed sen- iors with musical talent. The Haven Fax and Blue and Gold Staff as well as other activities attracted others. There are many former members of our class serving Uncle Sam. He has profited by our loss, ROBERT HALDEMAN THIRTY-SEVEN CLASS PUEM If folks say That boy will succeed He has just what it takes. Or, This girl is so punctual, industrious and neat. Fellow citizens and Countrymen, Teachers, Classmates by the score- You can bet your bottom dollar They're from the Class of '44! If they stand out in a crowded room, Excel at games and skills, Carve niches in the Hall of Fame With bravery that thrills- Those super individuals, who never seem to bore, Are the undisputed products Of the Class of '44l When all your Classes come to say Their fond farewells to you Oh, Schuylkill Haven High School, Does your memory review The many other classes Passing, ready, from your door? Then grant Dear Alma Mater So's the Class of '44. IANICE KAUFMAN THIRTY-EIGHT 1,,,, WA A .. N ,f Q! -- X if .. - , . , . Y Q' gifwg S , V , 'Q-'4,'!'.,!q ' , 2- j T15 'E - 5 , W ' W ' . 5 ,AT 2'1 f. f If M gwwvu Intrmaucing Qegigy X505 if ' ' ,. 1'f A 'tr ,L , W n m Hyip gt fm Wea xy-IQ? af 416,38 f 'W . iff Helen Bachmnu Percy Bahama W u 1, 1, M gig? ff fax 2 i . Revert Tray Annie Luckwni FBBIQI' ,Q I i qfgd ig K if? 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Illllh l,uw1'. Iistlu-r If'rilz. lfllnim' l!:1tzlm'f, larsl- S4-lnnllvrs. .hm Zuliwlc, Ulnix I4-mm ww. Zmm UMW, HMM. MUWI. lmris Kvllm. hmm, lm. Mvmllfl' MlmV 'l l'W'Nt Ilwlrl km'm l'f '+'11'w' M Fl , ' Misr l':ltllv1'im-1 l'l'l1ly. Miss Imran Iiruwn. IZ4-IU' llimmiu. f'ilHll'I'illl' 'l'hil'1l row: 5l:ll':':lrr'1 X11-nulv. Lillian Kivlllwlg lllzlnrllm- Ibivhl. Allkm-rl+l':lml, llvlf-u ll:u'lllll:lll. Ibzllml Kmfh. Top run, lvl'l lo rigInl1 llulu-rl Ixunll, Nl:-rllluu Nlvrlu-5, IU-um-llx 'l'hi1'4l run: liulwrl .loin-S. 1':lI'I 'l'lmm1wmu, llivllzlwi 4ll':lx1-V, Plnrl Nlillvr, lrmlzllll Illlullm-s, Iiuln-VI Ilnlmrlm-ll. Ilivllallwl l'ulll-r. .loss-ph F1-y. Nlillslrrl lirim-V, l ral11klill lh-ilu, Iloln-rl lingml. .lzly liuln-4-lg, Kl'1'lIIm-1', l':1uI limwk, Kvlmvlll 111111-l'. I.:-nu lirzllulnvw. liolu-rt Iifvlu-rl Sluym-r. ltolu-rl NY4xIf1'. lif-mwlh Szllll. 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Xyllllillll liittlv. .lzllx lillln-vlc. .Im-lx Svlullr- poll. .lulm lion-kvr. Iii:-lmrul l'ull:u'. lialrl l n-53 Imris llywlj. Milllrs-ll Ifmnse-, llulvf 1-rl lizlvis. Ifilnury Ihilliplzlm-. Iiulwrl llzlllle-nlam. XYilll:lm l'rossls-y, I-Irlwzxnl lflrlv. l'l':ll'l lim-lu'I'. .Xl'lvln- lllwgv. l':ltln-rf lm- Anl:vl'In1':ln4l. l:u'ul.xIl .Xlll-malul H1-I4-ll Ihu-lnmlll. Aunzl lilw-llvl'. lllzllwln- Ilia-lll. Mary l'llilIlIl'j'. Yvrnu Ilmlulals. Iislln-r lfrilx, lilzlim- l!:lI1lm't', Arlvm- llurlwit'4-. lin-Hy llzlir, .Klum l I':1nlx, lllorizl lhlrg, .Innv llurke-I. lhm- lirllillu. llvtly lbim mi'- Nl! llnlwrt .Iom-N. liuln-l'I Knoll. .lolln Ill-isl:-r. lizlynmml Km-niu. Imn lil':lImm-N. Nlillzlwl lirlm-r. I':ul1l lim-ll, lislnlwlll 3I:Ilvl'. Stn-rlinu' Xll-rlu-y, X1-:ilu 5I1 l,:lll2ll- lin, llalrulll lllllmllwl. livrmil I,m'llmnn. Iumulnl llllulws, llnrry Nlmnw-. llulu-l'I lmlnmlvlu, l l':mIa ll:-ilu, .Insvph lim-lm-r. Furl 'l'lnmnpwn, lilsis- .le-nlco-ns, 5lflI'11EIl't'l All-nulv. l'1-:url Kl'ZllIll'I'. l'l:1ir-- All-nxll-. ltutll Xlnl-Nliml. llmfllry Xloyvlx llrlnw- llllmmn-I. l,ilIi:1u lib-lllwr, Ih-115 Nlnyvlg l':u'nlyn Xluyl-r, Ruth l,mu-. lmris lie-lln-r, .lmlnllv All-null-. Jllm- Loy, lialmzl lim-ll, limmu liwllwly .Izmir-fl lizullfumn. lfzlu- llzlml. lwru llnml, Xrunwlll Nllllf-V. sl' .luniur Slum-rx. l':mI Null. l4'1':1nw-s Zlumu-rllmn. lhlln-l'I Yzlxlljizm. l':llll Svill- 4-I, tlurnlmu lil-4-wl. XYilli:llll 'l'lmmlrs1IIl. S,x'lx'+'st4'l' Nvllin, Nvlswn Svlmn-I'i'+-1', ll:ll'l'y lim-cl. llirl1:n'1l llln-in. .laly I'1-Vry, llnlwrl XVult'f-. llrlu-rl Sings-r. lil-mwtln Saul. lillssn-Il lil-illls-V. William lilly. .lallm-s XV1-ntz. lin-ily lim-ln-V, XI:ll':'xu'l-I lim-nl. llusv Nvllallls-rs. l'Imll'lv:l lla-ml, llwm-ily' llolyn Stull:-l'. lnln Stril-un-l. Iiil-lmrll Wilson, liurl ll--In-lx 1:l-m-gim- Smullt. l,m'l'nim- 'l'nyl4lr. K'l:ll':l Janne- Slzlllffm-r. Nlzlrtlm Nvullllluw-r. .luyvv .llvlunsmn Maury Sluullf-V. 'l'ln-lnm Sln-nnmn. Annu Zulivk. 121':u-s- Num-lu-l'. Arlilw l'mIv--nlnllll-r. lin- ln-l'I 'l'1'ny. Xu-Iwi: S1-lmz'I'l'vl', And often borrowed lhelr pencrls and pensr CL 44 U 9th grade we made lols of friends- I' Ruth Mnvklilm. M:ll':al1'l-1 Alll'll0I'Slill', lqlillllf' Iint1lm'l'. lfisllwr Fritz, Elixir-lvzl lim-41. Milwlre-ll Fuusv. Mzmry lills-ll I itzmtl'i4'k. Mzwilyn .Imam-S. lA!l'l'llill0 'l'z1yl01', l':u'nlyll Moya-r, Ruth Imwv, llmvvllly Ilil-tri:-ll. .Immin- Ms-ugh-, I Alllll' I,u4-ke-nlvill. Mary t'ln:n1tx'y. Alum FIWIIITZ. llnmu lim-ll. Helly Jam- lbimmigr. lic-tty Iiuir, Hull-11 lizwlmmu. lnln Slrivgvl, llluriu lim-gg, Arll-nv Ilrvy, llutlx limvm-n, I,u1-illv Hans. .lm-nn Mnrtin. .Im-nn llre-1-lmwult, Ulilll' M 4-nglv, livrwllnlv lil-igvr, Annu lD1'r-In-'!', l'!lllll'l'ill1-1 Allk1'l'lPI'llll1l. Arlellv Iml'r1si!'4'. lgilliilll Kil-lm:-V. Ilusl- lidlimr, lfllllllll Kl'1'lIIl'I'. 5lzu'gall'4-t M1-ng'l+'. lfnyl- lfluml. Mnry SllZlll4'l'. Arlom- l'lnlwl1ll:ll1vl', l'Iz1l':l .Inm- Slzlllfll-l', Fern lluml, l'o:1rl liwuuwr. Iluris Koller. llelty .ll-:lu Nlnyw, .lunu liurkel, l'zll'nIyu Allemun, lmris lhllwwlq, lilzlnvlll- liielll. Ire-nv Znlia-k. Fvrn Moyvr, Ilnris Iiyvrly, .lzlnivv Kau1!Tn1nn, 4:+'4ll'p1'iIll-' Stmull. lil-My R4-lu-r, 5liIl'Q1'2ll't'I 3l1'1'ormim-k. Annu Sievk, Rosa- Slmvve-l's. Annu Zulirk, 3lilI'L2'2lI'l-'f Ile-ell. Imrullly Alulmn, 111-:nw Nm-rkn-'l'. Hilylllllllll Koenig, .lolm II1-lsls-r, .lnvk Slmlzpc-ll, lie-nm-Ill Ile-l'g'1-l', XVillium liilllv. .lzly lluln-4-k, William 'l'l1nn1lys0l1, f'l1:lrl1-s llzlsl, Ilalrry Mmm-, villvl-'Ill Millvr. I'alul Null. I'zuxl liuvh. lflzlrl lin-In-V. .Inlm-s XV1-ull. NYillialm lilly, Ilivllzlrll XViIsnn. Alln-rt XYnglleI', .laly XYHHIIPV. .lzlmm-s NV4-nlxx-l, Ill-nrp M051-l'. linln-rt lZrviul1iu:1Al'. Nlzllwilx liulnll, G1lI'1llPlI lim-Al. I':ll1l Svitlvl. John Illlgghvs, Furl 'l'llol1lps1m, liulw-rl .Inns-N. llulmrt Knoll, Stalllll-y Nlzltlllwxvic-x. linlu-rt Mzulzalrsky. 'l'hun1ns BITLUIIIIZIYI, Furl llalllzallwky, XVilli:lm l'1'nsslm-y, I41'm'1- llumms-ll Ntvrlinu Nln-rlw,x'. I.:-0 lirallnlm-s. Nvlsun S4-Inu-fI'+-1'. Itohr-l't XX'4rlfl-. Rohm-rl Imlmllm-ll. .lulm 'l'r4vl1t. Nvzll Mc-lralllglllill. .I1-:ln 111-nry, lframafis Zillllllbflllllll. .lnlm lim-leer, Itil-lmrll Uollm-l'. Iimlwaml l-Irlv, l r:lnk H1-im. lilly lim-ml. Sylvn-slvl' Nm-uin, llulu-rt Sluyvrg lmlmlll Hughes, Allan llilliplnm-. llzlrnlnl Ilummm-I ltulwrt 'l'l'uy. lil-rmit I.1-lmmn. llnrry Rm-rl, limmlll ll:-Ph, K4-llln-Ill Slillm-r. Rolls-l't Yzlxlljizlll. Eurl l 4-y, llnlwrt llul1I+-mrun. llrllrs- lllmvvr, lfil'll2Il'4l lille-in, lie-nm-lla Saul. .lzly I'e-rry. llolwrl lhlvis, AlfI'4'4l .l:w0lvy. Arthur lil-1-I4-ln. .lnsl-pl: Kl'l'lllQ'I'. li+-nm-Ill Wu-lxlu-l'. l'0R'I'Y-TWU CLASS 0F 1944 Ten to 10th grade we! all! did Some sophomores are silly -but not our class! I0-A 'Pup row, In-fl to right: NViIliaun I'1'nssIa-y, Marvin lllllllll, lil-nneth lim-rm-r, Vhalrlvs Bust, l4Idn'nr1l Hrlr, Allvn Dilliplalnv, Vins-1-nt Mills-r. .lny linln-4-k. SVilIialn Iiittlt-, liI'llt'1-' Grnvvr, Fourth ruw: 'l'hun1as lil'l2,2lll1lll, Italy lirc-mi. .lr-un lie-airy. K1-nnvth Mills-r. Earl Fey, .lnhn lim-kt-r. Roh:-rt llzlvis, Arthur lim-tr-in. 'l'hir1l row: f'llIllt'I'lllP Anlwrhrnnsl. Dorothy lDvitri4'h, Mur- ::zlrf-t All4'llUl'Slttl'. Rose lifllilm, Mnry l'lnlntry. Anna lirvln-r. Milllrvtl lfmrsv. Sq-vnml row: Ruth Howl-n, Alma Frantz, I-Ilizulwth lizlir. Hlrwih Ih-rg. li:-tty .lane lbinnnig. Dm-is linlu-vk, Mury Elle-n FllZlI2lll'll'li. .lt'2llI Alivf- tlrevnnwnlt, First ruwg Arln-nv lb rnsifv, Liu-iilv lhlzls. Jnna- lim'Ic4-rt. Doris ily:-rly, lfluim- lizmlnrf. Hel--n llilvlllllllll. Esthvr Fritz. 10-li Toy row, ln-ft to right: llnlwrt Knoll. Rniwrt lllllI04ll lI. Paul Km-h. John H+-ish-r, Hnrnltl Hnlnnn-l. 'l'hir4l row: Dnmlld Hng'h4-s, Nt-nlv MvI,nng'hlin, Frank Hl'llll. Annu I,lu'kt-lihill. livin-rt l'Iill1lPlll!lll, Robert Jones, Le-0 Krann- HIPS. SOI'llll1l row: Ruth Xlllk' Minn, Marilyn Junvs, lilllllllil Kl'lXllll'l'. Ruth I.nwl-. .Irmnnv Mc-mzle. .lean Martin, Dori-ttn June' Loy. First row: Jnnim-e Khlllflllllll, lfayo Hand. liiliinn Kic-hnvr. Fe-rn Hnnll. lmris Koller. l'9ill'l Kl'lllIlt-'l'. Alfrt-dn IA-vh, lmnm Knvll. 10-C 'Pup row, lr-ft right: H1-nry Moyer. Sylrn-stu-1' Nvuin, .lohn Front, l'nuI Knoll, Hurry Mmm-. .hunt-s Wentz. Fourth rnw: Paul St-ill:-l, Harry R94-el, Nt-lxun S4-im0tTtr, l'run1-is ZllIllIll'I'lllllll, Gurdon Rs-1-ll, K4-nm-th Saul. .lay XVIILCIIPT. Kiln-rt XValg'in-r. Third row: Curl 'llllUlIlDSlIll. .lay I'm-rry. Ruin-rt Yuznjiun. if-tty Jeanne Moyer. Carolyn Mnyer, llulwrt Troy, Ric-lmrtl llln-in, Ruin-rt NVolfv. Rohn-rt Stoyer. Swami row: Mnrgrarc-t Mn-nglv, Mury Slnullc-r. Ioln Striegw-I, l.m'r'a1im- 'l'aylor. Emir-Iva lie-1-ml, livtty Rc-in-r. Ulnru .Inna Nlillllf0I'. Fern Moyer. First row: lll'ZIl'P Nowkor. Anna Znlic-k, llosv Svlnun-rs, xl2ll'i1'1Il'tlf lim-tl, Irena- Znlivk, Annu Siewk, lmrnthy Mohnn. l'3lll'lt'9 NV!-iss. FORTY-THREE You've heard our story And now we're through We're leaving Haven High-So, fond adieu. As juniors we really started to think- And kept our marks in nice blue ink! Arlino IYlIllN'llllilllPl', Gram- Nm-rkvr, Mslrfzm-1 .Xll4'llUl'Sf2ll', lfzlye Halnsl, Ruth llowx-n, Doris linlnerk, Elaine ll!lt4lUl'f, Wstlln-1' Fritz. Mary i'l1zllm'y. l'lllIIIl2l lin-'Inn-1'. Lillialn Kia-Inner, .Iunv Imy. lim-tty llinnnig. Ibormlny Dl'ifI'll'll, Ross- l'l1llinp:. VlVlHl'lEl Sknlmisln. Ft-'l'lI llilllll, .lI'ZllIlll' lllilfllll. -lllillllll' Mvnge-l. l'lnire M1-ngrlr-1. Enxlolvn Rvvxl. Marilyn .lons1s, Alum Frnntz, Fvrn Moyer. Annu Znliz-k. Immtlly xltlllilll. Annu Sie-vk. Al'1'1'+-dn Lex-I1. .lkllllx llurkvt, lmris Km-ll:-r, Ruth lruwv. f'lill'2l .lzlnv Sl2lllfl4I'l'. lletty .Ivan Muym-r. Carolyn Moyer. 111-nv Znlivk. lim-ity NVing'le, Danna Km-lu, Mary Sll2l1lll'l', Xlill'2'2ll'l'l live-ml, Inlville Hams. Mary Elle-n l4'ilxpzltl'i4-k. .ln-nn Alia-v 4ll'1't4ll2l' wnlt. IR-:url Iiwlllle-x', Anne Inn-lu-nlrill. Imrralinv 'l'nylur. .Innin-0 liilllflllllll. CilIlll'I'lll9, AllliE'l'lll'ilIl1l. Gloria: lic-rgr. Mildred lffrmwsl-, Us-tty linir, Ruth M:u'Minn. Hz-lon lluvlmmn, lnlal Slrim-ge-1, 154-z1l1'i1'v Wx-iss. Hemuzilw Stnnslt. nvny 1:4-mr. .lalnlvs NW-nlx. lflalrl Ill-he-r, Hells' 421-alry, K1-vnlit L1-llnmn. .lusvplm Kl'4-xmfr, Roy lin-ml. 1'lml'ln-s Iialst, l4'l'alnk lll'llll, Allu-rt XV2lQJ,'Ill'l', ltolu-rl linull, l':u1l Iiuvll, l'IilI'l'j' Mmm-. llllllillll Loy. N1'illl-' M'4'I.:1l1p:l1lin. Vim-ent Millox' lluln-1't Ilsllclenlsln. lizlwrt .lom's. lienlwlh ll!-'l',2'1'l', John llc-1-lu-1', xvllllillll Ilittle. NVillizlln Fzlssvl, Gnrtloll RPMI . l'l1lw:ll'1ll-lrlv. Izlul Null, Ilnrry Ile-4-ml. N1-lsnn S4-lnwtT4-r. Sylxw-ste-x' Nm-nin. lbmmlll l'lll,Lfll0N. .lny Wng.:lwr, lhlflllll llunnm-1. K1-mwtlu Millm-r, Holm-rt Ynznjiun, I!ru14-cf th'm'4-1-, lpn liralnnnm-s. l'2llll Svidel, .lay I'vrry, Iirm-0 llllllllIll'S liivllallwl lille-in, Iinln-Vt XVnIt'4-. Iloln-l't Stoyvr, lioluwt llIllHNl4'll. Iluhert 'l'ruy, .lay lhlhevk. Allen llilliplalno- .lulm lls-ish-l'. FORTY-FOUR U DERULASSME S, M ,6 I QXX .X , W-, Iiil niig :ss :::, ll RITAGE Ae we depart Qi 'I' tmln from our Alma Mater we feel sure that the actxvnues wlll flounsh through the efforts of ihe under classmen like -fl llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll V sq P , , . ff- Z ' 0 . . I Ai' , I I I I 1 111111 1 V Ill ,.n...- P3 I U j , Cn. s I ' LQ- lflllll I I .- Si, I l A -- gg V. AM..-. I I Lg g I I 1 I P-7 I an ' A . 1 Lg.. fl E4 - I I ui F .M .......4 'f I I rf, ,, A- lm , .. A 35... I A..... gel' ' I l Yin ' T . l I4 - .2 ,Q ,I I - ',J9as:,, S Slkatf 0'-wfiap jg M, ,4wffZuJoQ,c,l.,,wWffw,2-y...f WWW WW W WM? If EffM3,'VU',' Aw' gfyuflhfi f 'f,.Q,f ff ,mv WMM AzZ7.o,0m W fam MMM wswfwjnwyw WW i LWfMrLwwM.W1MM+4,,,a,f7fM. wf J X MJ.. WAT ,W-1? W 1,,,,'!J74Jfw.v , WWWWWATVMQAM MA! fff Top row. loft In right: lnllisv I l'zllllx. .loam linlm-lx. Ulual Zuli liZlfIll'l'illl' Flynn. Fzulwwl Iialslmrz-. , , 'Vi . . , . . I , .lunv lxmwh, I.olllw1- smlllu, II:-l'lm-u Mugs-I' lfnllrtll row, ls-ft to right: l'zlrul l I'1'1'!Il2lll. Null:-x' Xl'1-gwunl. Nlilzlrwl ll'.Xliu. .lzms-I Ilivipllisllm, .lslllv 310115111- Ilalllw-N M4'l'm'rl, Illia-lzl M051-r. Anim Mvllgglv. ..M 891' iwwi 'l'hil'1l FUXY2 Ilills-nv Iiuillllrilluv. llilrlrml H1114-l11iT, llx-lm-n Ihnw-l's, llzlxlvllv A4-111-lllvzlvll. l'hl'istim- Sillll. Lal Hall' Wvlnllrlwll, Milwlrvrl linst. Phyllis XV1-uw-l'. Q S+-vulul row' Xlilwhwl Its-lleilwvl' Yum llrfmwn Nihirlvv Yllm-nl'u-lu-I' II1-Ivn Ilinkwn Yix' ' ' lm Xxx 11141 W 1 lx! x 1 v . , .-. . - .. A . . . f. . 'a .':'- l:Ml'lI1'l'T. Phyllis A111-nluau-In. l.nl1l'zl Jalm- My 'lg l+'ir,-l -mv: l-Jllon .l:m1s. Xlury .lamv Iiruwn, tllzulys Nzuulv. Jum- lluhlvr. Yilkilliil liramuvr. ll-va-1'l,x' Svlmmu-ll. Xl:n'u':m-t Z4-iulvr. Iilmu SIVIIIIVIQ. limh l':uIsu'1-nw. e'A ,506 iff QE Tull row. IvI'1 to Viulll: thu! 1 , , l':1lllll,2'. LVIIYI hnpp Curl Gila:-, lmln-rt Fmlrllu row: Im- lim-1-In-13 .hum-s lluln-rl I':unlf-r. .lame-s livin-r, .lamu-x 'l'hil'4l row: llllssx-ll Ilvvrl. Ilmmlzl 1-r. .Xlzln Sw-mul rmv: .lusm-1rl1 XYm'hhr-l'. .lnlm livrmil lii4-Inlwx: 'Vlmmus lfvvs Ilalrry linltn-n. Nlulwiln lin-Pu-r, Hllllllll In lIllIIl1N FORTY-SEVEN N Xl nl: I ox 14N.l First ww: llmlzlld Dol Ilnlsu, K4-llm-Hx X11-nglv. .laly Sl'llll1'kI'l'SA .lalmvs Nlvllur. lliwluml lxlnllr. Imnxs-l Ilu tin-nl':v l'l'nsslvy. SIN-lllun XYil4lr-l'lnllIl1, Kvnnvllu NVilli:lms11Il. lbalvill SI'lIilI'l'1'I', XViIlizlm I I ulnsml. .luhll Flwxssln 44-I-mul row: Nzimfy S1-Iiau-t'I'vi'. Yii'p:iniz - .nk I 'D-M Q il Q I'op rim. In-I'l to righl: Ililzlinv I V1-4-41. l':lIIl4-rilw livin-l't. Ibolnws li. Millvr. Ami Iii-Ili-r. INIul'1-s ll. NIiIIvl'. luis N4-y, Hlsulys illlrski, l'Iziii'm- Ilowvli, Iizllliryn Iiullvll. Illltll Glas:-l'. Ilnlurvs Iblwuliiwlll-l'. I'IiiriI vow: ll--ily XVuIt'1'. Num-5' 'l'l'u1il, .Iuzlnlm Smith. .lzlm-Y Iiuvii, .luzln liilittlv, lfhlilll ,Xml Nlzlxwvll, Iliin Iiiwli, Luis Wnssvrimin, Doris 12i':iu-iz I.2lYPl'lll' Swutl. .loam Slripoi 1 .loin-s, Doris lh'm'vi'. Iislillryn lh'mx'i1, i':lIInl'il14- Ifixnsv, YiVu'ini:i Inlliggilii-r. lI:1l'ri1-I S4'I1:wI'l'1'I'. .luyvv High-r. Iflsthwl' Ile-ml, Ann Xivixglv, ,Iulw Ihrgl-l's. ' min Xlililri-II Ile-I-1I, Mnriun livnm, Ili-lon Iinnrr. V1-rn llmiglus, Ari:-uv liirsi mw: .luiw Ilzust, Imrutliy Frm- 2 , ,a - ,' nu. .I+-almiiml IIIIUII. Imlixlws Shaw. lin in I :Num Nh I El HTH ifw ... -mix 4. - ' -' -'U - IUIIIIIII Ihxssn-I. lim-nm-th Nm-wks-l'. l4'rzunk .Izumi-s, l'lzm-mv Ilnriu. .lzlmvs Ivillilrlzim- 'I'up1mx. Init tu l1,,IiI, I I l':lul Iizlltxvr, NViIIinm Ile-ffm-V, .luim-s1lui'1Imi. Ilivimrnl l'Iilivl'iI-Il, Ilnlurl liolwlml. I+'1-I-il Illirlu-rl, Il:ll'ol4I Urusx In-v Illlssm-Il Ili-x'g:s-l', lhiril row: Ilulwrl IU'llIlIIlg'I'I', Itii-Imril MUj'K'l', Ili'-halril Svliwi-nie, lil:-mi .Xi-In-iiluu-Ii. I.'1rry lliltq-r. Iii-niwllu I-ny S4 N11-I Smith, .lusvph Zlllllillal, AIIIIII Nvitilinun-i'. llnlu-ri Il:-Iiriu, Ilii-Imrii Iim-1I4-I'. Iiivlialiwi Xmlm-ig lromllii Milli-V. .lnhn ' lift -vmul row: I'I2lI'I I :ll'l'. Fzllvill H4-i4IIi-V, Ile-Ury lim-luis, Iif-nmflli l isIu-r. HI1-ml Ilnwm-Ii. I'zll1I Iinliln-lmalli ' x ' X1 vin Fouls!vr'lmln'Iwr, NViIlium XVIIIQII-, NVIIIIIIIII In1p+-rl. Miltmi Am'Iini','l:ll'. Ifilly . Izlms. l':ll'I NY:lum-1' Nornizul Iilmpp, First row: IluIn-ri Zulivk, lmlmlcl liviln-rl, I'Il'nvsI Iwltkins. Iinrry lilw-Mn-I', Ili-rin-rl SwI1xxzli'lz. Ilzly Hilai- w Xhllinm Spirits, .laum-s Rei:-In-rt. 'IIIIUIIIIIS II2IlIIM'IlSIN'4'k, I':ml lluyw-ig .laum-5 lilvlinu. Ilmmlii Mvlmxi-1'1i, FORTY-EIGHT ,...., li num.. , , - M llzu-k ruxv. lvll to rxghl: lszllu-llv Nzltlm. l.m'1-lin lxralus, K':l1'ul lirf-vlulg .Imln Lzlmallzl. Nzllugx' lim-Vnvl, Xlzllx Inu- l'm'l'zulu. Ibnmllly .Um 1'l'4-:ll'y. Lou Ann 3l4'lA2lll2'hlilI. .luys-v Omvzllnl. Iilzlim- Xlllikm-I. 'l'l1ir4l naw: llulorm-s IW-lust1-rnlsu-Iwi: .llmv I'zllln4-r. .lvzln Stzlrr. llc-ion 'l'1'nlm:ln. l.:lllh:lIu-lIm- Hlllllivl. Svlx lx:-tm-r. lille-n Ile-1-rl. Ifhlith 1l:uIlmI't'. Ruth llillmm. .hmm-I tim-llrig, A SM-01141 ron: 1'lIZlI'l1lIl4' 1'russl4-y, ll'4'Ill' Amin-l'sm1. lilln-I xv4'l'IlQ'l'. .lc-:ull Sa-Illlnlzu-llr'I'. Yiulvl liillizm, .lalniu Null, llvlty Lou Nlilh-V. llvity Yvivh. Num-5' xvillillll. Ross- llm'4l1-l'. First row: XVinifl'w-il Slnnrlluflllu-1'u'r-l'. Alum Blau- Iirzllllllvs, .lvzln N'-illlilxuvr. Yixialn I'n-an-11 .I4-:ln lim I l Ixlilnryu lidlinq. Maury .lzluv lin-iuingn-V. .lr-:ln Sln-awin. !':1lrivin Snvllinu. W W L A 1 Pi llalvk row. ll-ft In Viuhll I'illll IM-ilvl4-r, Jzlkm- lhuulu-rt, lim-mln! lI1nmlm'4fr. l'I1lw:1l'1l ll--1-rl William lin-ivlwll F1 'l'l1il'rl run: ltulwrl lfile-r. 1'h:u'ln-s IS1-rnllm-is:-l, llzlrry N4-5, liivlmrll Millvr. .lose-ph tllivvr. Iizlxid NIA-Huh luh NllllLll 1.111111 Imutmln Xlxm I 1 ' rlsun llillxvrt, Inu- IU-lu-r, Rumllil Sllzlppc-ll. Lulnall' Shzux, Xlslllriw- l'J'IJIH'I'. I!1vPw1'I S4-11:11-tTvI', ll .'t': A . '-': z . . : likxlv. his-h:11'1l .Xn1ls-I-xml. I4'l'm-1ll'i4'k Iiullinu. Hvmlxl lI:1rn4-r. S1-wmlll rmv: .Isuzu-s Slove-r, ltnln-VI lirnmlm-s, NViIlizlm lil-tm-r. Ilslrry Silllv. .lzllm-N Nnglv. Ihlvifl Vishnu Ivmlslrll !h'nl'y, liauizl Siggmllml. l.m- I4'V+-vrl. .losvph Uzlslnw. lillssvll Illly, I':1uI lil':lI1l4'l'. l iI'SI row: Ilrlyllmlul Killian. H4-l':1l4l Klzlhr. lb:lx'i4l llvvtl. XViIlizlm R4-lu-l', Ilulwrt .Imam-s. .lusl-lull lim- llallfu 1 ,, , . , 1r:ul4l Nhnglv. .Xrlzm M-l'g:4-1: .lzum-Q xxiI2'lll'l'. Vhzlrlf-s IL--r:vl'. Lussvll II4-t1'1wr', Iinrl lizlllln-rmznn, F1lR'l'Y-NINIC ' ' I V , f ,UV f f . A E' 'fl' f 'I ri I 1' v . Yayrfjj -P ,jf L I X- 1,1 lf. JP ,rfb . . ' Gi ldv J fy' 9 V f' tl 1.7 nl yt V1 ' ' f V fy sv Y i'-J P' -. J N if il' JJ' 1 l if 'f I 2' ' f' I xl ' R 'i 1 I Q! Z, mf Q 1 N 'U Yu r, lfllvtgnol lkllbislh, Urinal ly 'ill ich . qllmgf u 'os , ,cv- ' HV 1 ldgx I yllku-8. .fl-:Rl Xlmiplv, Sylvania Hn-lni.l', Anim Mau- QI l-.ir q - v Q I ' my Iv, M ll ' ' rv Ill'lIhY lfalwllalll. lii'lll'JllL' .fflllgigf I-Jujsn Nille-lg fH'l'lI'lllll' ,I l vll I 4-zu 1 C IIRQJ lil-hy, Nlnwi-ll,,li:lx 1u0livvl'. May H'vng'lv. je xml lhe m.lslm- l'1'i1vl1:ll'iK.llzlwll Fish '. lift-'IN' xVl'liXYlI. Sllsvllr- 'Fc-llmx s. Phyllis r V I Nlll'll R11 . mu-s. . nv Inu: Nlllls, .HWVII Willizvmsohj Ninth-lilw Wvisn fosky. K' X ln - it .yi - . HL-fiulllilw mpanw. .min umm, Nanny Iliqlkv, 1' K yl , Navy .Ellen Il I 1 t Xqll zu, Yost. Ifrallwg l!1lx'1ui-Ivalvlp' Allllll Cpu Zmlh, .Izmv Iii.-lm 1, lrrlf X .. . X I' - ' 4' . 1 4 ' 1 - ' . X 3 X H . - J U l' q , .i 4 , , we x, I r .J 1 . 1 Q J' 1 K Y , 1. 4 J .flu - .Y .X.,1,by'5,x, Vi ly Nix XJ' t ' N 5 , I It-, 4, pil I r i i 1 .z X xl 4 I+ K il Q W I , J t -A ,fl arf, .,, 2 J ' nl Q ' X Y I I , , s ,f yi f, .Q , J v WN Nix 1' V : 1 I 1 . 5 , s g ' g, ,Pl H ,- ,IU UIS l,fl,Ai-iff HlbTUl'iY y lu M 5,1 , gh f , ll I I R 1 1 V Ill, lf, if avg ff? Q X ei 'SK' A g 1 P , . ! A 'I Y A P C, . , 1, f Ng .X 1 ,X ,V N, 7 ' x il ,B A ,, ,X a 1 y I . 1 ,f , mfg r . y i , , of if We X .e l AJ 'V 7, 1', ' ff' ' A W AAN. l-3, ' 1, v The jolly juniors entexbhl thfryear of 1943 ,,f Moyer, secretary: B ice zirgllr, thi-ligglurlgla F, A Q r Ill Q 7 A with a re resentation o 6 gtudi Ats, workl 'f l ss rin s were received in Se A ' fl P , I , jf 9 T . immediately beg nfhhder the ,lg blefleadeff- I ship of Miss CBE r 'l A oy 'class adylser, 1' assisted by Miss Ve S tzer and,flMis5Q Nellie Reinhart. X, li I l The class started thedyear bygelecting the an' lzmet the approval of everyone. iff ' , ' ,ll :jf ootball season opened with many junicjrs gets: l lfepresented. Those who received letters'fdr 'Y V, able participation were Bruce Wenrich, Wibl- t liam Eckert, and Andrew Monsulick, Thedx following oH'icers: lambs Stripe, president: were also sjpc other valuable varsity men:Q.l.? X ' David Moyer, vice-president: Anne Mae ' Bagan David Moyer, Harold Smithf ' Q ' Ai ' if V 1 1 ,Q 63, ,gx I jill!! f ry : , his . ' aiu ,T 'Nl X XX, if .ly Wir ,VI 'IA Q Q L i Mfr I i Ai i f, i i x,-. . e si i. ffpn' 1. ,V n l Q N ' xl A li xl ,f ,xl 3 411 HL , X NYJ 1' ' 5 X Q I 1 it Q ix l I -y ' ' wi fl '5 . v ' .7 vu, Y ' ' 5' .Hx 2' N Y X xp V .I qi: -lyx, Q xl I x y .' 'fl Y my i L r 5 xx' ,i xXx we L .. 4 GLASS UF 1945 .. .. 4 l l f P lj, r , 1 Xl: Top row. ln-ft to right: .lzly lie-i'svl1ln-IL ltiwliaiiwl Knoll, Ilia-lmril Mould. l'a1ul llvisls-r. iie-urpgv Strains:-, llruvi XVl'lll'l1'll, lion- 15l'1-viizlxxallt, Alxin Svlnzlm-l'l'4-l', Jauiws Slripv. ll4lW2ll'1l Sllilllll. lmslvl' liorll. l'illll Nllllllll. 'l'l1i1'1l row: 151-oi'u'v Xlillu-i'i'y, llalrry Ki'vn1vi', Austin Volts, llau'V4-y lrln-nry. llivlnlwl Nuns. lli4'lI1ll'1l Milli-1'. lillwoml Smit. ltuy lflvngglii, Huh:-rt Vila-l'. Ilolu-rl l'llilll:1'1'l'4 lbomilil lb-vkn-i', Arthur llvllsiluge-i', S4-1-mul rem: liihlii- lie-lu-i-. llnrolcl Smith. t'lmrl+-s Kin-lnwr. llny May. flllill'l1'S lliltlm-, lie-ulre-ii Wolfe, lil'I'llill'll U ,, . fj S4'lllll'l'it'l'Y, NVQ-slr-It lluzalr, Ki-nm-Ili Slmvlu-i', l'4-rvy llvislo-r, .Xiullw-xx' Xlmlslllivk, Va' 'J dxin I lfirst row: .lolln Zulim-k. linlulwrt llutx, 124-m'gv lilm-W, lillm-1' ltvvtl. l':ll'l xvllll1'l'IllllIll. .lurk liilllnlpll. llnviwl vyvr. XViIli:lm lCr'kvl'I, K'll:u'lvs lfrm-y. l':ml 'I'hom:1s. XVHII1-i' Stzlnk. ' P V, Vp' elf., J . 5 ' J. :J -' -,.Al -L-:L I UJ y .,,yg4 ,ff I ln! A M ' ,,.,, ,V -,D N11 1 1,-ff' V511 ' H yn , .ln if i X JJ J, ' I- , ' I I ,Nl yt , ' JU lllll LL t Hl TUHY wt' ' f 1 f if ff' Ray Fleagle, Charles Frey, and Donald Becker. Four students also entered the sport of basketball: Iames Stripe, Kenneth Fehr, Bruce Wenrich, and William Eckert. Girls of the class were also very active as they organized a powerful basketball team to combat any class. The junior play, 'AVictory Home , was ably portrayed by a cast of talented students who made the play a huge success. The outstanding social event of the year was, of course, the Iunior Prom. Pastel streamers, gliders, evening dresses, dimmed lights, and soft music furnished the back- ground for this occasion. KENNETII Farm, Historian FIFTY-CINIE cuss or 1946 iwflws ,QW 4 ln. - .1 T011 row. l4-ft to right: Ilya-r llzlslllzul. Irving: th-svlm'imlt, xvlllilllll Knzlrr, Floyd l l9ng.:4-'r. xvlllllllll lrlvifne-r, 112lXVI'0lH'l-' lhnrilvn. Carl lie-'rm-I, Ulmrles l'ln'isti:m, llvmlil lie-vga-l', Jlllllk-'S Shaw, Lester :XIIIIQESL lflilgrzu' llil-bl-rl. G11-nn 111-1-s-Iialwzllt. 411-rallal Hnlli-nluu-lu. l mu'th row: .lIlllIt'S lielliuu. llllill'll'S Hoy. lilllllvl' llitzor. l+l11u'e-iw lhllllll, Lewis Hoy. l 1'all11-es l4'zu'r, lflilwin l-Ivkm-rt. xVill'l'f'll l-'Q-'lty. Tlliril row: Mynalrsl l l-lty, lflllggm-iw Killlflllilll. liny livtxuf-x', lnis Dv XVultl, C:1tl1el'im- Dilliplslno, Jnnive llc- XV:1l4l, .lm-am ll!-'llllPill'll. Bs-zltric-0 lfiills-r, .li-:ln Fvlty. Vlyssus AL'lll'y, 'l'hmm1s lilrni-st, llnmllil linir, S4-mnul row: lllmrnmynv .lmu's, .lime Hummel. Arla-iw Fll'Yl-'l'. ROS0llllll'Y l4'i'e-y. Hklllllilll Loo Frey. l4'rzuu'is l-lllllvrtfm. lic-Im Klllllbll. lluris lbx'l1islu1n'l1. Ruth liruwn, liln Blau- lintilorf. lburotliy l'llRl2'lP. I l'nlwvs Folk. First row: F4-rn lbivtrivll. Mihlrvil lit-'I-'ll'lll, .li-nu lloilwrt, Phyllis llllhevk, Tln-lnm l'lm'k, lloris lil-4-liel', Ili-nrii-tlal lHlllElQ.f0, .luyvv llolm-11. liuvillr-1 l'1'ussIvy. lll0l'i2l Furl, Mildrofl liroinings-r. In-nore Allll0llSl'. 'UPHU UHE CL SS Hl'TUIiY On September 7, 1943, 125 pupils entered Senior High as HSilly Sophsn. Qur class adviser was Mr, Lamar Kerschner. Other teachers who aided us were Miss Ruth Him, Miss Helen Aitkin, and Mr. Paul Bowen. The class officers chosen were president, Gerald Berger: vice-president, Kenneth Reed: treasurer, Ioyce Shuey: historian, Doris Mel- lor. Representatives in our class in football were Gerald Berger, Kenneth Reed, Iames Edling, Eugene Kaufman, Karl Bernet, Charles Christian, William McCord, Edgar Deibert, Iames Shaw, Robert Raudenbush, Iohn Reed, Ierome Sobolesky, Dyar Haddad, Stanley Krammes, Iohn Keller, FIFTYJFWO CL S UF I946 Top I-uw. left to riuhtf lim-nm-tl: S4'liw+-ig1-1't. lloym- S1-lmplwll. Stsinlm-fy lirzuinnos, llnlim-rl Smith. Louis Moyer. lienm-th Ili-ell, XVillinm M4-t'm'4l, .l1-rmn4- Sulmli-sky, llin-lnwll Xv4'l'lll'l'. .lnlin lie-1-cl, Iiulit-rt lf2llllll'llllllSll. Sterling Nm-vluti-, John Nnf'I'in, lfmlrtli row: Holm-rt Wauwllki-ssw-l. l'l1:u'l1-s Szlylor, 'l'll0lll1lS Mvfhlllmlgrli, Ilonnlrl Ytlllllf, 'l'Ii4mms Ymli-r. In-I4 my Sr-lmeffz-r, .lmnes Iiufl'. .Iolm Roidli-r. Roy lim-il. li0llllI'fll limi1lwrg'1-1-, Ili-ol'g'v Spolts. I+1'r'm-st lu-lwr. Third row: Annie S1-hwvnk, .Ulu-lv I'nwm-ll. llliulys liviiiliiurc-W, Inwrzxim- N1-y, hlilflllll l'mln-nlmllm-1'. l42lVf T'll0 Slllllllll-'l'S. Helen Ziegler. ll4'lf'll Phillips. l'lI'lllil Ney, Betty li:-lwr, R1-gina Phillips. Set-ond row: liutlie-rim' Rh-y4-rs lim-is Sports. .l02lll Naulsse-r. lleiwiim- liutti-l', lic-:lti'i4-v Znlivk. lim-is lim-il. lietty lloeilm-r. x'll'2'llllIl M4-linvvrii, fll'Elll lil-lwr. lietty Phillips, lC1lnn Phillips. First row: Numfy R+-1-fl, .luym-41 Svlilu-y. Viviun XVing:lv. Doris M4-llnr, Lois live-il. lmlorvs Nlriyvr. liUl'I'illll0 lire-nu-r. 'll't'Yil hlliyvl, l':nlhn-rim- lioivluwi, l.nl'l':1im- Blwisv. Aiulrvy S4'll1ll'ff4'l'. lk-tl Ilittvr. J!! 'nphomore History Those who participated in basketball were Lawrence Borden, Iames Shaw, Kenneth Reed, Edgar Deibert, lames Edling, Dyar Haddad, lerome Sobolesky, Iohn Naffin. Qne big night for our class was November 19, 1943. This was a Farmer and Farmer- ette Dance . The gymnasium was gaily dec- orated, and music was furnished by record- ings. Everyone seemed to have had a great deal of enjoyment. Other activities in which our class partici- pated were Hi-Y, Girls' Athletic Association. Student Council, Girls Chorus and Mixed Chorus. Doms MELLOR, Historian FIFTY-THREE N., -,.,- ' . w 1519 2 ln-Q, Kids 4 Q' . if Q .43 ,,,....--' ,fm n. .fy Afigl? F, 1,1 .A ky 2 -B, 4 Q x K Q l N4 'SESS' '.al-.wvffw W K fliffmia Lech 'QW P -wi ,1A A: J fHl f-'??5 Qfi2g YWW IIRGA IZATIII JUSTICE . . vaiious organizations we loam the meaning of equal iusfiee under law. Through our WV: 1,Q..f J,-ou. ' .Shir-w-'ifiil Z'- 'Q -'x ff L JUSTICE V V!hW1'ZNM44QfM,494,,,,,.'fZ,,747WJLg 5gZ4,,,,e,::?,, , 24' ,QW ,amy 2 Jfmwfaa ,flu V 5 5, , - , ,, , . Q, , ' Q . ' w , , -A' ' ' V. V X - ' I ' f Q X V - U , . . L Q ,V Q- AN V '. V V , . .V '1,, ,,33,yV, 523 34, yt: ,V . A V, V A 6, ,V VV VV if V . :IV 3, ,J ,V V VVS? Vx ..Vnf,g 3. VV V Hr 'V VV. JVQVV- . Ui V,.fV,V, VV V K: V q,,V VV VL M : ,V V4,2l,5AJ: Viet., xl, VV, . ,,iV?VV,J V ...', f, JJ, VV V Mi, can VU ,MV VVV: VZVVVRV VVSV5.. 'wg Q-3. :aw '? 1'Q ,, f .- - fi fx -4.24 1:-pf H ' 'fd 1 Z ww w ,f5ws1,:kA .Ni ,fV,-5.3 30 531: 0, ,-,I V W ,,' 5-,Aj - Q-nyjuw ng, .-., ,- , , Vw U, f V EY I f 4 g -11 1,5-.V nf this 1 4 I :fi , 4 VV, , W up fri f ,ff 4 . ,.'- ' 'y'-Wfaj 2 fe, vg' if-' -1 'Er- 4' 54- ,, rf . 'I 'ff u r .f f . . , .-5' gf-Eff' 'wtf-' ' fifffffg' jd. Tw 11+,-i,:. 'f ?g?- f , ' ,5 'V-1 , '1, ,G ,MQVVV ' ' ' - Q 4 yvj- ' f-V .. -3, fy. -. .JA V' ' 9. I ' 1 ' ' , , E IDR AND JU IUP1 H0 lUR SUCIETIE Top rnw, ll-ft to r'ig.g'llt: Annu May Rluyn-r, llc-I1-n lln-ITm1l'. lboris livll r. lhly Blaly. .I1-:ln Aliw- 4Jr'o4-mlwslll. Phyllis lfisllvr, 'l'll4l!llllSilll' I'l'ilc-lmnl. Sw-mul row: John lim-1-kw. llc-lvl: llllvlllllllll, 4:1-'Hl'LZllll' Stomlt. Miss llzxusum, lilnilmn- llzulelnrf, Al:u'g:u'1-I XlIf'll1lI'Nf2Il', YVillinm llittlv. First row: Al'llllll' lim-le-Ill. Il1Il'I'!Illll' 'l'zlylnr, I':ll1l Null. lflllll l.uwm-4 llolu-rt lmvis. Top row. left to 1'i::llt: Rohr-rl Hehrig, Willium H4-l'l'm-r, Ril-llaurcl BI:-11:14-. llvnlugl- Gulmlin, .lulm llnylilT', S:-vmlwl row: -,UHF Illllrlc-r. Carol l'uI'1'l'Ill2lll, Miss llrmvn, E114-An .Im1es. .Ivan Slvilw, .luyr-v Riglvr. First row: l I'Ml llurkvrl, l'll1'isliln- Saul, 'l'Imlmls lf:-vs:-l'. Yil'g:iui:l lire-me-r, Sln-l4lfm xvlllll'l'lllllllI, FIFTY-SEVEN Blue and Gold taff Q1 Ji' 41 +555 r. Slillllllllgl Im-fl In rig-ht: th-1u1'g'i11v Ntuunlt. .lo:111114- Mv1rg'Ie, Ruth Lovw-. Mr. xvillfill' Sllilllli. Ihulvwt Davis. Jauu- .I5Ill'li4'l'f, Albert NVz1g.:111-1', I':111I Noll. 1101111111 lie-ml, Robert Jones, xvllllkllll Iiiltlv. S4-:ltr-cl: Vi1:to1'i:1 Skulrish. Doris liye-rly. I4Il:1i1w llntdurf, l'111'oly11 Moyer, Milrilyn Jnlws. Im1'1'z1i11e 'lI1lj'lUI'. Helen l!:1c'l1111z111, .11-1111 1l1'P1-1111wz1lt, Alum l1'1'n11tz, 17111111 Stzl11ff01', Mary Fitzpa1t1'i4-k, P1-111'l li1':11111111-14, l'lzlll'f' AI1'llgIf'. EDITORIAL STAFF Editor .....1.. I-lelen Bachman Associates ........ Robert Davis, Mary El- len Fitzpatrick, lean Alice Greenawalt, Lorraine Taylor. Literary Editors. . . . .lane Burkert, Clara lane Stauffer. Boy's Sports Editor .......... Paul Noll Artists ...... Alma Frantz, Pearl Kramer, Claire Mengle, Gordon Reed. Photographers . Willizlm Bittle, Robert Iones. furry- BUSINESS STAFF Business Associates . . . . Albert Wagner, Georgine Stoudt, Advertising Associates .. .. Ruth Lowe, Ioanne Mengle. Staff Secretary . . . . . Endelva Reed Typists ...... Elaine Batdorf, Doris Byerly, Marilyn Iones, Carolyn Moyer, Victoria Skubish. EIGHT A Message from the Editor The theme of this twenty-second volume of the Blue and Gold is based on American Free- doms. As we look back into history, we see that our forefathers have established our free- doms for us: today we find our soldiers lighting to preserve them. Among the freedoms which we enjoy are freedoms of speech, preparedness, opportunity, heritage. As young Americans we have taken these freedoms for granted because they have always been our privileges. By the various pictures in this volume, we have tried to show examples of what education is doing to make America strong. Our school organizations help to build knowledge and char- acter: moreover, our whole education has helped to give our life a greater meaning and more power to make us strong. As we go forth into this world of confusion, we can expect to meet challenge at every turn. But, with the faith and courage of our fore- fathers, we shall endeavor to meet these chal- lenges and make truth, righteousness, and jus- tice prevail. ' FIFTY-NINE HELEN BACHMAN Editor GIRL- ' CHUPIU ' X, , X V I rr S x ,' A ' if I Thx: R4-., PY 4 I If - In hop nivgl It-l'l In riuhl: Nunwx IU-A-41. Nlzly Nli-nelly lizltliryu 'Lynn-li. H1-4:i'uliw SlmulI.b,L, rvll- lllli n..x l4l X x x igslv lIfq.Yiui'I'. Quran .lzinv Stnlltft-r, llc-I4-li Ilan-lmuiu, .lmumv Nh-nuln-, Aunt- l.11r-lavnlNl. X X, I f X , f l .J . I iflhll'4m: NI:1l'UZ'll .Ium-s, .Kilim .Iuuv llzlst. Nlalry Iilllvn liittlt-, 'l'l11mmsi1 -W I' ' lard. 'llirx Fish! llimyiuli- fl 'XXX Svhfiriz. .IuRf'.q:I?iJlu-l'I, .Mlm-lv l'uu'n-ll, lmris Iiyvrly. Uzlml llm-5, Iillnim- IA! nrt, ' C M i Rl ' fr , , . . . , 3 . f ' N '31 . liourlh rim: limi l,m1 As-vb. .lmuu Imxis, Ili-llli llzilul. Nlnrmn Ilan-In .mp I v ruin. Nput,lrui'1sJIu-Ili-1 dx LR N sg. GX Plnsli-Ivn Ili-od. Jsizul .Xlivv liI'+'1'lIilWillI. Nl:1i'i:uu Ste-ini-lwizllt, Q49 531 V in .J 'YQ x .XJ X 1 X xx' X 'l'l1il'4l rowt N'f,1ul'i':lim- 'l':lyIuI'. l4z1r'lmI'u Shaw. llzlmmh Mnylu-ri'y. Sylvia 'lIll'lI1' Grimm niftrivqi' lint il if 'Lly4lR.J1vl'uliIim- Iizmins-V, Imris Ili-wk:-i'. 'l'ln-limi l'l:li'k, 1 A .,, fl V , Q c - Q .3 x Q4 if .JQVTX X .X ' twvlul rnu: Mary IClI+-ll l 1txpzl1l'im-k, Lilliun Yost, Iflllll llowi-ll :ww Nt:-I-ki is Slim-i -I in , 'l NX mi Zulii-lr, .lt-un Snuissn-r, Im:-is Ili-4-ii. Y !l A '- 0 i f . XJ I . - f XY I rsl Vim- Xlilmlri-rl lim-lm-ilu. lit-ily lliltvr. lmris l'luusvl'. Nilllvy lhilllwl. Ifxtfujl. Iilllwlllxlmn , .Isl As-f1!114lriVl.-lj I ,SAC fx I'v:u'l liiwlllu-r. Iii-tty .ls-zinlw Muir-r, ' - V jx! t X' X' 'xy 'qi ax 'tk ff, N, X .M - - XL 3 ., if! X , f K i ij' f X I it During the year, the Girls' Chorus, under the direction of Miss Florence Shoener. furn- ished entertainment for the Christmas Con- cert, Senior Womens Club, PTA. meet- ings, and various other programs. The chorus meets once a week, and every girl cooperates wholeheartily to get as much SIXTY as possible done in one hour. At commence- ment time the chorus is unable to complete its preparation for the pageant during school hours: however, the members give willingly whatever time is needed after school or at night to aid this Final activity of the school year. MIXED UHUHU Q W' w Ili-ish-r. LITI IU-lllu-I1 NV0lfe-. Ilie-lnlrcl lllu-in, Ilia-llzlrcl Nuns. lluln-rl Smith. ,lily llxl Ili-rcvr, Sylvvslvr Ni-illn, lirllnw XVm'n1'ii-lu. tin-u1':'v lili-xx, lulul lim- IN-ilu-VI. Alum lillll Z1-vlv. Maury l'IIl1-lx llilllv. lim-linrv .Kli- le-eil, Doris llyi-Ply, lim-Hy .lvzmlw lim-In-l'. -lulm l'r,rl'il1ln. mril l!z1l'lmr:l Shun, llzlnnslll Mzlln-1'ry4 Atmel .lauw Ilzlsl. .lt-am I1 lui Illini- lnxttloit, llwllual Clzlrk. Annu Nlzu- Sloymr, lhnln-rt -loin-s. NV:l:'llvr, liillizlm Yost, llvlly Hzlml. 111-m'u'i1w Stnllilt. l'a1l'4:l llm-y. Alum Frzlnlz. .Immun 1 H ulllfi-r, Ruin-l'I NVnIf4-, 1-' uf Loy, Imris lu-lle-r, llnrls ilzllisir, Miss tilmi-Intl: Nzllim XI+Ilm lim llllllll llllx li mm Nloyl, Xlzurinli Stvifi-l'xx:ilI. The Mixed Chorus, composed of sopho- more, junior and senior girls and boys are directed by Miss Florence Shoener. The chorus has contributed entertainment for the Christmas Concert, P.T.A, meetings, assem- bly, and another concert in the spring. 3' The boys, having taken an unusual interest in the chorus work this year, have organized a chorus of their own. As a result, they have done splendid work in singing for many pro- grams during th school term. QP' . 2,-at iffy it A ' E s1x'rY-ONE TRI-HI-Y Top row, I1-fr In riuht: lloris llulwvk. Annu Sim-k. Mary l lmntry. .lf-nn Miva- 4111-1-iizlwzllt. lluth l,mx'm- .l4lillllll' Mmlflw-, Doris llyvrly, t':Ll'olyn Alnyt-I: Alma: I l'z1ntz. hlZlI'2'2Il'Q-'T An1'l1m'st:ll', lfliflll Vmv: lmrotlly ll:-itrii-ll. .I1-:III Marlin. liillizln KlPlIIlt'l', lflllzsllwtll lhlir, llvliy llilumig. Xliltllw-tl lfmmsn-, Anile Iilivkn-iuhill. lluimtliy Molmn, l UIll'lll row: Hairy lille-n lfitzpzitrirlc, Msurion lillillllb. Ili-tty .ll'ilIlllt' Hoyt-V, Vivtnrizi Skllhisli. Host- Ifhllillux l'?IHll'lYIl lh-sul, Iluth lhvwvll. All'l'l'tlil lmvll. lh-m'ggim- Nflillllfl llmnl mm: .lzlnlm-w Ixzlllimzlll. Nlzlrilyn .lmws. I 4'l'n Moyvr. lrr-no Zlllivlt, li0l't-ilu .llmv liuy. Ifllzlinv Ilallmlorf. lh-tty lim-lwr. l,urr:lim- 'I':lyl11r, S1-m'rm4l row: ll:-lm: lhlvlllllaln. l'I:ll':l .lalnv SI:ll1tl'vr, Miss lizlllsllm, linris K1-ll:-I: Flziirq- Me-Hula-, IH-zlrl lirzllln-V. First row: 1':ullu-rim- .halts-i'Iu':il14I. l'lil,Yl' Ilzlml. .Inuv Ilurlwt, I t-rn llnml, Under Miss Ethel Bausum's leadership, the Tri-Hi-Y had taken an active part in school affairs. Qther leaders of the organiza- tion are president, Betty Bair: vice-president, Doris Byerly: secretary Margaret Anchor- star: treasurer, Mary Ellen Fitzpatrick: chaplain, Pearl Kramer, On February 18, the Tri-l-li-Y sponsored a leap year dance. lt was a novel idea and a huge success. This, along with other dances and parties, made a successful year for them. SIX'l'Y-TWU 1 FETY PATROL Top row, loft to l'lLi'lll'f Rolu-rt .Iom-s, John Dull. Mr. H2ll'llPT. Harry Moor:-, llnlwrt Knoll. S0f'011fl row: Charles Bittle. XVillimn Callsalm. Richard Rhq-in, Rube-rt Filer, .lalmes Sll2lW. First row: George Gultlin, Kvnnr-th NVillimns0n, Louis Hoy. The safety patrol, sponsored by Mr. Willi- at the basketball games. am Harner, directs traffic at dismissal and The officers of the safety patrol are presi- sees students safely across the street. An- dent, Robert Filer: secretary, George Blew: other activity of the patrol was selling candy treasurer, lack Doll. SIXTY-THREE ' ' 'fuf',fu Wifff if iff dt at ff V A ' , J JV 1 OJ jg If jlj will f M1 j I ff' . , . J JU' uf ' ! s .. . ' fy Vik VY ' . 6 A 1, A J fx J. ' Off .JJ 'X ,jf dv VU I -J, V' iw A f X'-gf AJ i 'jf , , t , ., ,ff X, , 9 i, -1 1 'M ff' wi f f' Lijjx L lt J -lf l ' X ' I Top row, lvft in i'ii:lit: Mnrilyll .lul1vs, Nnilvy Iiinkt-'l. Ruth .Imn-'s, -iklilil Uwe-ll:lwillt4 Iilalilw lhltllorf, Im T'2liIlP 'I'zlylor'. Mni':'zu'm-T AIlt'ilUl'SIiIl'. Mary K'lmntry. Ile-tty Rein-r, Ibm-is Ilya-rly, Sixth row: Arivlie i 1-1-yt-V, Ilulnrr-s Muyvr. F4-l'l1 Moyer. Ilosv lisllinu. Jalnivn- lislllflnzlli. He-Ivn llalwlnllllll Uvtty Hair. Many M1-ng'l1-. Alum I4'i':li1tz, Fifth rmv: fiiilfil Stzll11'i'ol', lluth Imwv, Miltlrwl Ifuusv. Susl-tte 14's-llows, Annu Zulivk, 4il'1lt'9 Nm-1-ke-x', lit Hitt:-fr, Phyllis llvilu-vk, ' Fourth row: .lt-:mm-ttv Yost. Aunin- Srhwunk. Doris Potts. II1-It-11 Hl'H'lll'l'. Amin llm-im, 5I:u'ion S14-ig'M'w Sylvia 'l'll!'Ilf'l'. 45+-i':1l1li1w Kill1fl l'. .loam Ilzlvis. 'l'hiv'll row: Luis lim-dm-1-, Iiuris Mm-llur, .loyve Shut-y. Viviun XVing'l+-. .Iuyw liulvn. lil'lll'iI'tfIl Iizlllaluh. Fam! Iluoy, .lt-:ln I+Inp:liQI1. .Ivan xviiiillllwilll, Lois Itunlqlv. Ihu'l1:u':l Slmw. Doris Kvllvr. U4-tty Mny+-1', Ciltil4'l'iIll' .Xxllu-rllralml, Fe-rn Iluml, IOLA STRIEGEL s1xTY-FOUR St-1-mul row: ,In-:ln Martin, Annu- 1.111-In-nlrill, .l4mnut- M+-ngrlt-. 4i1-m-gilu- Sluufit, l's-alrl Iirnlm-r. linlllryn Hyde First row: Maury Fitzpaltrivk. Hllils-lm llc-4-li, CiIliI'l' Xi+'II2'if'. .Xmm Luu Z1-eb. Mrs. Kitvllvli. K:1tlu'yll Lymh --1944 Tull 1-mx, ls-ft to right: Lillinn liic-lnwr. Annan Sim-li. In-no Znlii-lc. Yin-lurin Sknlmisln. lbmwmtliy Zulic-lc, I lorc-xn'4f Ymll-i'. I'1'1lnz1 Phillips. livtly ll:-ln-it Sixth rnw: lizlrell Oliva-r, N: In-1-y Vw- '- ' l K 4l lnlli lnmnng, .li-nn In-ilu-rt, IXilllll'j'll lbllliplnnv. Xlnrymflle-n llittlv. TIIPIIIIII f'lzlrk. llnris l iftl1 run: A414-lv l'mi's-ll. 'l'lnnnnsin:- l'1'i1+-lmrml, Annu Rloyf-r, Sylvania llc-In-V. Mnrinm lmln-nln:1n1'. Ilnris ln-4-xl, lh-tty lim-:Im-i', .lm-:ln SilllSSl'l'. linllirpn Nl:-yor. I-'mirllu row: lil-tty Hnnxl. .Ivan Mc-nulc-. Jillll-' Mill. Mnrion lim-lumnn. .lvnn II:-inlml-li, 'I'hi1'1l row: liluise- Milli-V. Hzlnnznli Mnln-rry. 454-x't1'inIv Sn-liwzlrtx, lmln I:iltlllll'f, llurnthy ll.-:lui-I. l l'2lllt'l'S Fulk, Miltlrf-ll II:-1-tvnl. l,:lVvrni- S4l!llllll'l'S. Xlruinizl M1-4im'r-111. I:l'l'lli4'l' llnttvr. Annu .lalnv Ihlst, .klnlrvy Svllzlm-lTvI'. Sl-l-mul row: f'zu'ulyn Moy:-l'. .lainv Ilnrlu-rt. Lillisln Yost, l i'nm'is lilmllvlulvlc, lrvink lh-mvll, lblxxn li ' 'wln-r. H4-lvn Z1'i2'l1-I'. First row: Ifslyr- Ilnnll, Miltlrvtl lh'11ilxin,g':-l'. .lzlllll IH-iln-rl, l.m'1'llzl Hnililin, lburis K'l:lns4-l'. lie :itris-1-1 l4'i1llm', lle:1t1'i1-1- Znlivk. SIXTY-FIVE JANE BURKERT llul Hi-Y and U SHIERL Top row, ls-fl lu riulll: Roy lic-tm-l', .lay Iivl's4'l1lwl'. l'm'vy Ilvislvr, 414-Vzllnl lh-run-r, I1rn4-s- XVn-nrin-Il, l':ll'l l:0l'lll'I. ll2ll'l'X lim-Ilia-l'. .lalvk ltmlulph. .lulm livillliliuvlg Ilzlvill Bloyvlx l 0lll'lll row: 'l'l1umns Alc'f'ulluug'll, l':1ul Nntfin. 494-rznlil llullvnlmn-lu. Huy Aluy. 4Q1-m,i':1- Illi-xx. l-Ilia:-luv limit mam, .lnnu-s ltull, lllmlwaml its-In-l'. .lnvk lim-Ili-r. l.i-wis Nluye-r, William liimrr. 'l'lliI'4l Vow: .Izumi-s lfldlinug llyzll' llmlllzltl. f'llzlrl1-s llitllv, live- iilw-Ilzluzlll, Ks-nm-Ill Fm-hr. lim-nm-Ill Slim-in-1 I.:lmlu-rl lhllx. l.c-wis lluy. Svmml row: Iinlu-rl Yilllljlilll, llivlmrcl Iilwin. William liitlln-. R113 lhuwvli. llulwrt linull, .Xlln-rl Wzmmfi ll2ll'l'y Mnolw-, .laly Wnpgnn-i'. First ww: Yinm-nt Milli-r, Al'llllll' lim-te-lil, .Iohn lil-wlu-r, l l'ZllIlillll Ile-im. .lay Ihilu-1-la, llolwrl Wulfv. ltnlwrt Stuyl-1'. llnln-VI .lmu-s. NI:lllding, ll-fl In rigglllg l4l:1 Mm- l1nl1luVI'. l1:ll'lvz1l'zl Shanxi, Willizml lll'lTll1'l'. V1-rn llallld. Valrnllxll Nlmgl-V. lLnlwl't llnvis, Xl1ll'j' l'Iulnl1'y. llmlvlxn Ill-wi. Vllalrlvs II1-rnln-iss-l, liuris Spntls, Annu Xlaly Nluym-V. llivllallwl Xlnyn-V. 1il1illq': l'zllIln-1'im- liilliluu, l i':1m'1-N Fulk. Imris Gi'm'n-V. Ann livlh-l', -ltlilll llzusa-zulu, .lnhn llzlylitl, In-Ilv Xllllf-'l'SUll. .luzm llzuis. Ill-I4-lx lll'll'lll'l'. 'l'ho-lmn Flalrk, llosw- Nlzlvy l i'o-y. Mil1I1'1-41 lh-ilsillgn-l', Alililrwl lizlst, .Izum- llvr. Ylllilll Ns-51 lh-Vui:-v llutlr-l'. SIXTY-SIX TUDE T CUU CIL Top rmv. is-ft tn right: I':lnl Null. Jay I:l1lN 1'k. Lon Krannnws, Nelsnn Svlnn-fT'i-V. II4-nlu-n XVnlf4-, Tinniluvrl inlz, .Ianni-fs ltnti', Ray Many. Iiivlmril Nuns. Iiin-lmrll Mvmgle, Fifth row: Kvrnlvih Millvr. John H01-kvr, Kvniwtli Sanl, John Ilnll, i':lx'l Ill-'l'lll't. Iinlwrt Fili-r, .Insr-ph Wihlwr, Dziviil Mnyel'. IC41wnr1l livin-r. Flmrlvs f'llI'iSIiilIl. Fnnrth rem: Sheldon NVildP!'Il!llill. Iiolwrt Sllliill. Rim-lmrll Milli-r. Ilnhfwt Y2lZll,iiIlIl. Iinnaild Loy. lirinw- W4-nrivh. Ge-01-20 linldin. Allie-rt NV1l,Lf!ll'I'. Third row: Mary Ellen Fitzpntrivk, llnlh Louise- Low:-. 3I2lI'2'3ll'Pf Am-imi-st:u', Holi-n Lonisq- Him-kson. Marilyn Innes, livlty Bair, Annu Mm- Moyvr. Aalzl H1-inn, H4-lx-n H1-ffm-r, Alma FI'1lIliZ, Sc-muul row: Carolyn Bloyer, lit-tty .Im-'am Rs-lwr. UIIITRI -lillll' Sfi1llffl'l', Doris Kellvr, .loyw Holi-n. .Ia-nn Pity, Doris ih-4-ki-r. Adele I'nwr-ll. Phyllis l+'isln'r. First row: Ilolnrvs M031-r. .Xrlviw lfryvr. Annu Lon Z1-4-lv. Doris M4-llor. .lnnws Stripn-. Miss Svltm-r. lilziine- ' 1 ' ' livvrlv l.ntd01'f. NIYHIII Xxlilgll-'. Anna-y Rc-ml, Doris First Semester ELAINE BATDORF, Preszdent JAY BUBECK, President SIXTY-SEVE N Second Semester I I1 Il' 'I' + 5', fl HU E E1:.fmd1:HEMl'TP.Y ULUB J' 'N fps NIlliIl2'. lvfl to right: Ile-lun Xin-ul:-r, lilsulys IK4-luling'M', .Xlltlrvy Sc-lluvlTvl', Anim Si:-11 k. .hmv Mill. llalllnlll In-v lfrvy. I.m'ill1- Frosslvy. lilnrin Furl, Rum- Nlzxry Frvy, l,nYvl'nn- Sunnuwrx, Sl nmling: lil-mal Nm-,xp ll:-lon Phillips. Mrs. lt, lim-H, lA'Illll'l' Altlnullsv, - 1 RJ I 1 - Slzlmlinuy lm-VI HY right: Nlr, lim-rswhlls-l'. Ilmlalld lhwlinllg llnluwl I ilr'I', ltlzl Mau- ll:lIdnl'I'. llolu-rt .Im ' , K Num-y lbilxlwl. I A lim-IQ Tow: 'l'hmlnllsiIu- I'I'il1'h:ll'1i, ldluisn- Mills-l'. Phyllis l ish4'r. X Ififlh ww: thlorum- Mnylu-rr.x4 In-llln-1: Wolf. .lay Kf'I'Sl'hll1'l'. .lmm Imvis. llc-tty llauul. liwnlclim- lizmm-V. 1 l4'uu1'tl1 row: Ruth Imllisn-1 l.rvw4-. .lzlnv l5lll'k4-1. JUIIINII' Me-mglc-, H4-tty .Ivan Moy:-V. Maury Iillvn Fitzpslirlmi , f .Ivnn Alim- G4-1-lmwalll. ,, 'Fllirnl rmv: .lnhnv Ih-1-11. Rohn-rt llulllwnlnllsll, llvrzlltl Ilnlll-uhm-ll. 1'lm1'Im-s l'ln'isti:ln. .Xllwvl XV:lgm-l', S1-4-mul I-rm: l'hzn1'In-s liilllm-. 1.4-v Hr4-1-nalwult. Itnln-rt I'HiilIlil'I', Luv lirnmnu-s. Iiuy Many. Xlillll'1'!l Ile-1-lull . 1 Y first rmx: Vim-n-lit Nlillvr. XV1-slr-y Huzzlr. K1-lllwtll I5vl'gL1-Y. Arthur New-fvl1n, Hull Noll. SIXTY-EIGHT HAVEN FAX Sfillllllllg, loft to right: John lim-In-i', Italy Many, A1111 H1-im, Helen Hoffns-r. Miss R0lIllllll'f. lim- l1l'1-1-miwzllt, Arthur lin-Melia. Doris llyf-rly, lfllzine- lhiI4lu1't', lklnrry Bloom-, lflnnlelvn Reed, llllfllllilRl4'l,2'll1lll0, ,Xllu-rt NV:iu'lu-r, ltulwrl .Irwin-s, lin-lim-ll: l4'ohi', llnln-rl lmxis. llZll'I'X lfl't'IIll'l'. S4-:lim-ul: 114-I1-In lgllvlllllllll. lintlwyn Lyn:-h, Alum lfmilitz, XlllY'j' Ellen Fitzpaitril-k. .14-nu Alive ill-vi-lialwailt. Eloise- Muller. l'v:1rl limim-l'. Holly lbimmig, l'ni'ulyn Nloyl-r, Xlnrizni H2ll'lllllllll. 1h'm'g'ii1m- Stmult, Maury lC'll1-n Ilittlo, 'l'liolimsim- I'i'itrlmr1l. Phyllis Fisli-fr, lie-tty Maxwell, -lllllf' lllll'kk'l'1, f'll'I1'5l .Innv Slillllnft-'l'. This school year of 1943-1944 has proved to be another one of success for the Haven Fax. In September, 1943, the Fax received an International Honor Rating as a newspaper of unusual achievements and an A for unusual war service from the Quill and Scroll Critical Service of Medill School of Iournal- ism, Northwestern University. Additional honors attained included a first place rating in its class, from the Pennsyl- vania School Press Associations Contest. Notice of this achievement was received in December, 1943. Each year the Haven Fax climbs higher in its class. May the future hold new honors for the staffs of the Fax and its adviser, Nel- lie M. Reinhart. SEVENTY Buy . Q Q To Aid E Bonds, Stamps Plane Campaign 1s, Number in Y v ' V1-Ecvhuylkill Haven Higiiiqluischqyzkuiknaven,YP:-nfoylvirlnw V WWMMWWI-M,0LiiLrlrQo5QfL133Ql'g1Qw9gi Haven Fax Board Elects M1-s.iGeorge W. Butz LOCJDOCIOYS Students President of Local School Directors Rates First Place Award Las! Ycar's Editor, Three Senior Slat! Members Get Recognition for Articles ' First place in its class was the rating received by the Haven Fax for 1943 in the annual Pennsylvan- ia School Press Association contest. This is the fifth time, however, not consecutively, thai the Fax has been awarded a first place. Four issues of last years pub- lications which had been submitted were entered in the 501 to 750 pupil group. The Che!tonian of the Cheltenham high School. Elf kin Park, also placed Hrsi in this group. Other Awards Oi' individual material submitted, the following students received second awards for the stories dis- ignated: Arthur Beetem, 12A, sports story, Haven Tops Cres- sona, December issue 1942: Jane Burket, 12A, sports column, Decf emher, 1942: John Becker, 12A, news story, Former Fax Slat! members, June, 1943: Jean Ebling, editorial. December, 1942. A war scrap book, compiled by selectingivarious articles referring to the war effon throughout the issues of the year, rated a third award, The rating was based on the range of war activities and thr- manner of coverage. Former Stall Members Credit for work done on issues submitted also goes to staff mem- bers of the 1943 class. They are Jean Ebling, Betty Nye, Elaine Freeman, Lyle Wagner, Richard Koch, Betty Dohner, Helen Kram- mes, Jeanne Bailey, Janet Pals- grove, Pauline Stramara. Helen Clark, Catherine Garrett. Alice .lean Bazar, Betty Kimmel, Doris Staller. Senior High Polls Career Preferences When the student opinion poll. number three, about careers. spon- sored by Scholastic publications was submitted to the Senior Hav- en high in December, about one xhird of the boys preferred own- ing or managing their own busi- nesses and one-third of thc- girls preferred professions. Working for a small business or industry ranked lowest in the boys' preferences: and farming, lowest among the girls. The re- maining boys' choices were evenly distributed for public service, working for a large business pro- fessions and farmingg the girls, public services, large or small busi- ness employees. or owning u busi- ness. Approxirnaieiy 80 per cz-nt of the senior high school participated in the poll, and ten were inter- viewed, J Mrs. George W. Butz Honor Society To Add Recruits Induction services for the four senior members of the senior hon- or society who were announced in the combined assembly on Tues- day. December 21, will take place in the near future. Former and New Members Former members of the society are seniors. Robert Davis, Arthur Bef.-tem, Paul Noll. Ruth Lowe, and Lorraine Taylor. Newly elect' ed members include Helen Barh- man, Elaine Batdorf, William Bit- lle, and Georgine Sioudt. At the close of the induction sex'- vice before the rccessional pins will be awarded to the new members. Miss Ethel Bausum, honor society sponsor, will conduct the induction. New Members' Activities Activities of new members are as follows: William Biitle. 12A: student cashier, dramatic club, stu- dent council, victory corps, junior play. mixed chorus, Hi-Y, senior play, blue and gold, honor society. Helen Bachmann, 12A: emergency squad. vi:tory corps, mixed chorus, basketball, G.A.A., girls' chorus. Haven Fax, Tri-Hi-Y, senior play. Blue and Gold, honor society. Elaine Baldorf, l2A: mixed chorus, girls' chorus, basketball. victory corps, student council, li- brary club, G.A.A.. Tri-Hi-Y, Hav' en Fax, Blue and Gold, emergency squad. honor society. Gcorgine Stoudt, 1.20: GAA.. cashier, girls' chorus, Haven Fax. mixed chorus, Dramatic club, jun- ior play, Tri-Hi-Y, senior play, em. ergoncy squad, Blue and Gold, hon. or society. Eleven Hi-Y Delegates Represent Haven at Older Boys' Conference The Young Mens Christian As- sociation and the churches of Car- lisle, Pennsylvania, were the hc-sts of the Souih East District Annual Older Boys' conference, which con- vened in Carlisle, December 3,4,5. The Schuylkill Haven Hi-Y club was represented by eleven dele- gates. The Hi-Y delegates motored to Carlisle by automobile, The boys registered, upon arrival, at the First Evangelical Church and were assigned living quarters ai local homes. All conference meals were served in the church. The confer- ence discussion groups were also conducted ln the church. The senior discussion zroup was led by Harry Creman, World War veteran and clergyman, The theme of the senior discussion group was cm!'1'2ht and Post High School Concerns , qi! junior delegates attended the junior discussion group. The sub- ject of dsicussion for this group was Scope of Hi-Y which inciudf ed club purpose, administration, fnn6tlons, and finance. Choices and Decisions in High School , which included work vs, school, choice of friends, vocational education, home relationships, and use of money, was the topic diss cussed by the freshman-sophomore discussion project. The delegates of the conference visited, on Saturday afternoon, December 4, the Carlisle Medical Barracks, which are the largest of their kind in this country. On Saturday evening, the boys were addressed by Lt, Col. L. S. Esgleberger, ot' the United States Medical Corps, who was in charge of establishing the Hi-st medical base on New Guinea. His theme was First Days on New Guinea . A foreign forum of students from China, Cuba, and Venezuela was presented to the delegates of the conference on Sunday morning. The foreign students talked about their respective countries in regard to their relationship with the Un- ited States. After Hnlshing their talks, the foreign students were asked many questions by the deles gates of the Conference. The conference ended after all delegates attended chumh services on Sunday morning. Mrs. George W, Butz, viceigiesi- dent ol the Schuylkill ven Board of Directors for the past several years, was elected presi- dent at the reorganization of the 1 board, Monday. December 6, 8 p.m.. at the regular mamhly meet- ing in the directors room. Mrs. Butz has the distinction of being the first woman to he elect- ed to the presidency of the hoard in the history of the town. She succeeds Harry L. Burke! who held that omce for the past 12 years. Other Changes Made Mr. Burket was then named to lhl: office of secretary which was vacant heftause of the resignation of Howard W. Stager from that position. Mr. Slager se-rw,-d as sec'- retary 20 years and could have continued in his pmsent lerm two yeaxs ionnerg but because of his nearing the retirement age, he preferred ro resign. Charles D, Deibler was named vice-president. Prior to the- election, the two new members elected at the gener. al election in November, Hugh Hoko and Hiram L. Fisher, Jr., were administered the oath of of- fice by the temporary chairman. The new members replzxce Howard W, Sta,-zer, who served the com- munity 30 years as a dimctor and Melvin Wise, who finished the un- expired term of Harry A. Reber, Samuel I. Bust. veteran member of the board, who has served con- tinuously sincc 1898. was also swom in for another term of six years, Robert L. Slusser, who did not figure ln these changes, is also A member. in-,slams Am. simmgs Mrs. Butz, a graduate nf the Kulziown State Teachers College, was a former employee of the Port Carbon and local schools and at the present time is aiding the teacher shortage by filling a vac- ancy near Auburn. Mr, Butz also organized the state P.T.A., was the Hrs! local P.T.A. president, and was a district worker. As part of her church work, she is president of the Schuylkill Coun- ty Regional guild of the Evangel- ical and R+:-formed churches. vice- presideni of the Reading Synodical guild, and chairman of missionary work of local women's guild. Robert J. Davis Wins First Prize 'zyirgy 4 nzfwf -fini . if, ' K .Jie T to Yfigfgi Z, , wax: ' , , , 1 .ff 1 . hm M-i ,will 'P 5. wi Robert J. Davis Robert Davis. 12A, the editor of the Haven Fax, received a check for ten dollars on Tuesday, Decem- ber 28, his reward as a first prize winner in district number one, in a New Year's' editorial contest, The editorial contest was con- ducted bv the Pennsylvania News- papers Publishers association and the Department of Journalism of the. Pennsylvania State college. The state was divided into six dis- tricts with a first prize of ten dol' iars, three other prizes of me dollars each, and two honorable mention editorials in each district. All editorials had to follow a theme dealing with an appreciation of American liberties. and all themes submitted had to be ac- companied by a letter of authen- ticity from an English teacher or newspaper adviser. Judges were three editors, three members of the journalism department, and one outsider. Phyllis Fisher. 11A, assistant ed- itor ot the Haven Fax, also receiv- ed second honorable mention in the same editorial contest. Aims, wp: cape. nun w. ' Holm: botwrn, Capt. Jonoph Mlhmll. Two Physicians Attain Captaincy Two of Havens alumni. Dr. Hugh W. Heim, '27, and Dr. Jo- seph Matonis, '24, have recently achieved the rank of captain. Dr. Heim received his promotion at the station hospital in North Afri- ca, November 1. 19433 Dr. Malon- is, in England, December 1, 1943, Qnpt. Hugh W. llelm Capt. Heim, A member of the well-known first division that in- vaded Africa in November. 1942. served at the front for a period of four months. Slightly wounded dur- ing the Tunisian campaign, he was sent on detached service with ai French Medical Battalion. While he was away from his un- it. he had an operation on his hand. which was entirely successful. Capt. Heim is now doing surgery at Station Hosuital, located some' where in Italy. Czpt, Joseph Mntunls Cant. Maionls, who instructed at the Carlisle Army Medical center foi- two months, landed in Casu- blanra on Christmas Eve, 1942. wiih the second armored division. Serving under George S. Patton. he participated in both Tunisian and Sicilian campaigns. On Def ca-mher 1, 1943, he arrived in Eng' land, Students of Salesma Prepare Displays of To interest students in the prop- er selection and method of window displays 22 seniors prepared dis- plays of various products and ex' hibited them Monday, January 10, in salesmanship class. Winning Dlsplayx By a vote taken in class, Endel. va Reed. 12C. received first place for her displayg Betty Jean Reber. 12C, second place. Elaine Batdori, 12A. third place. Endelva used dolls to display fu- turistic gowns that she designed. She featured o white satin, strap- less gown trimmed in white net, in the center of the display. Betty featured a bride entering a bedroom of modernistic humi- ture. The room was in pink and green with the spotlight centered on lace curtains and a matching bed spread. Elaine had sports clothes as a highlight and displayed them in sl winter skating scene, Even though her first display went up in flames. shewas able to capture third place. 0thor Diaglsys Mary antry, 12A., displayed A im To Buy PT-19 Plane Junior-Senior High Raise: 39990.50 in Bonds. Stamps., In First Week'a Campaign! Nine thousand nine hundred ninety dollars and fifgy oentsihm been raised by the mnior-senkw high school toward buying a Fair- chiizl PT19 plone. in the Buy it Plane campaign, from Wednes- day, January 5, to Wednesday, January 12, inclusive. The Haven Fax and the student council are sponsoring this campaign. Of the :oral sum. 58,553.80 was raised through the senior high, of which 5316.60 represents stamp: and S8.23'1.2D. bondspln the junior hizh, 51,436.70 was raised, ul which 3311.70 represents stamps, and 31,- 125, bonds. Cmmpuign Begllhstiolll V Buy a Plane campaign, which opened January 5 in Haven high. will he conducted until February 15. Calif.-cilom wen: made every school day until Friday, January 14. From then on one day a week is designated as A regular day to buy stamps and bonds. 'Stamps and E bonds at issue price mount toward the goal in this campaign. Haven high has set the Fairchild PT-19 plane as its goal. To noch it, 815,000 must be raised. If addi- tional money is received a more expensive plane can be purchased. The Avmy Air Corps will Phu within each plane bought thxoudu me school a dedicacory panel enl- rying the name and address nf Hb ven high. Glumlloomsnleu Senior hiyrh class room sales in- cluding Wednesday, January 12, as last date. are as iollows: I2A, 8391.19.11 l.2B, S26850: 12C. 555.451 l1A. 5154.701 HB, 51.960401 HCL 81.379801 IOA, 59010: 108, 816: 10C, 53.915501 10D, 817255. Junior hizh sales are: SA, 826.- 301 98, 555.603 BC, 531,403 UA, 5399.755 8B, 8403.701 SC, S1563 7A, S961 TB, 8173.501 7C, 894.-15. Illness Causes Teachers' Absence Two members of the faculqi hav:-n't been teaching for the pas few weeks because of illness. William Hamer, science teacher, has undergone an appendectomy. Mrs. Harrison Berger is substitug- ting during his absence. At this writing, Mr. Harnor is improving satisfactorily. Earl Noll, shop instructor. is ab- sent because of ,a quaraniine for miunps. He was stricken in York. Pennsylvania, during the-recent vacation. Because of Lhe shortage of industrial arts teachers, the shop was closed until Mr. NolI's return. .4 nship Class . Many Products miniature farm scene to sell real estate. Robert Davis, UA, owned Davis Motors which was selling used cars. Many furniture stores were fea- iured. Donald Loy's, 128. was an outstanding one. Dorothy Deltrich, 12A, Anne Luckenbill, 1213, and Pearl Kramer, 1213. displayed liv- ing room suites: Marilyn Jones, 128, sl kitchenette: Beairice Weiss, UC, a, dining room suite. Doris Byerly and Helen Bach- mnn, both 12A, exhibited many dif- ferent kinds of cosmetics in their displays. Anna Zuiich. 12C. fel!- ured Woodburys: Jeanne Martin, 128. Ccty's Sub Deb: Fern Moyer. l2C, Pond's face cream set oi! by a winter snow scene: Georgia: Sxoudt, 12C, Cara Nome pmductsg Lorraine Taylor, 12C, Evening in Paris: Carolyn Moyer, 123, Revlon Nail polish. June Loy, 128, pictured Dole Pineapple with in South Sea Island, scene. Victoria Skuhish, 12C, hd dolls modeling Kms. All displays, regardless of iyplg took houra of preparation. 489' 1 3 5 5 V., X... v,,- Nw wi , , Mr.a,.......,..sN N 5 .1 wmwevgifx -wp . LJ1f'f MVR? N I Lf s 21 S f 2 S Q CLASSES 0PP0llTUNl'l'Y . . E31-E '5- .T .... S--.... 4 Put --, nik. Q., -eq- -Q s that follow there are unlimited op- 'Rik -lv- '3 portunities. take advantage' of them as Lincoln did in his day. . . f,,. f ,.,m,,, . :f . 1 - 1 '51, ,ls . A , . -1, 1,-' ' ' R. . . ' f. . 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Rohm XVulf4-, .hly ii4'I'Slllll-'l', Yillkt-'Ili Milli-r. Kermit KH-'lIll1'I'. Shehlml xViI4lPl'lllllth. l I'0ili row: .loan Imvis. ltln Alilil Ihltdorf, l'l4l1li0 Reber, William lfle-ffm-l', Rif-halrd Avkm-r. Helly Ilslml Iiolwrt .loin-s, Ri4'l1:u'tl Klaihr, Milllred 141-4-tvlxl, Uzlrul lizlslxow. Ruth T'alsg'1'0V9, f . ' ss I , iv I' i KK I gil? P XIV SEVENTY-SIX J UNIUPI PLAY CAST Sent:-rl: June Burkert, Kenneth Ili-r,2'0r. Clara Jam- Stnnffi-r. IIA-'tty Jenn Moyer, Xvllllillll Ilittle. Lormin 1 1 l r zyo. Standing: Len Krsinnm-s. Joanne- Menprle, Albert Xviljllll-'I', f rtfn Stoudt, Rolot hi den, .Tune Loy. Xmvent Miller, Izmir-lvn llPI'll. Miss Vernal Seltzer. Junior Class Play Under the direction of Miss Verna Seltzer, we, as juniors, presented a three act play en- titled, Youth on the Home Front, by Pete Williams, February 27 and 28, 1943. It was one of the most successful plays ever pro- duced in our school, both financially and ap- preciatively. The central group of characters is the Sen- ior Council composed of Benny Webb KAI- bert Wagnerj, Cynthia Clay Qjoanne Men- glej, Goof Gordon QRobert Imbodenj, Link Boswell QLeo Krammesj, Evelyn Myers fClara jane Staufferj Vinnie Visher Qjane Burkertj, Stan Parsons fKenneth Bergerj. The Council is under the supervision of the principal, Miss Meredith QGeorgine Stoudtj and a triangle love affair among three teach- ers, Adele Simms QEndelva Reedj, Ward Henley fWilliam Bittlej, john Barton fLor- raine Taylorj. Everything is looked on just as Hkid stuff by Davey Sawyer QVincent Millerj. Davey, faking his mother's permission on enlistment papers, runs away, At the same time, a cloud falls on Davey's good name when there is an attempted theft of Stamp and Bond money, with clues pointing to Davey's guilt. just at this time, Mrs. Sawyer fjune Loyj, is in- formed that her other son has died a hero's death in action. Davey is brought home and wins vindication and the aid of Phyllis Con- ner fBetty jeanne Moyerj, the only one who believed him. He finally comes to realize that the home front is just as important in its way as the battle front and plans to stay with his moth- er until such time as his country may call him. SEVENTY-SEVEN SENIOR PLAY CAST Stumlimg, left to lt I I mi XI ll In llittle. Ktllllllfill lie! li ll I I lnylnr. .lzly Biilu-4-k, Heli-n IIRIVIII , Mr. I5 wn, Mis II Xlbert VValg'li4-l', .Inn I Pl I tl II I l rkvrt. Un floor: Frank Hvim, Kneeling: Vincent 'II llvr Sitting: I wg' Nt It SENIIIII CLASS PLAY Reserve Two for Murder, a three act comedy, murder-mystery, by Iohn Randall, was presented November 23 and 24, 1943, under the direction of Mr. Edward Brown. The action opens with a pIay-within-the- play, supposed to be set five hundred years in the future, with: Mrs. Naome Edwards tGeorgine Stoudtl, Iohn Randall tFrank- lin Heiml, and Helen Smith tlsorraine Tay! lorl. As this play begins to unfold, the theatre is plunged into complete darkness: and one of the actors is shot and killed by somebody sitting in the audience. From this point, the plot gathers astonish- ing speed and takes in its stride any number of weird and chilling developments with these characters: Mrs. George Thurston-Allen llune Loyj, Mrs. Inglefritz lEIizabeth Bairj, Eloise Uane Burkertj, William Rus- sell llay Bubeckl, Dr. Martin Edwards QAI- bert Wagnerl, Miss Martha Gregary lRuth Louise Lowej, Patrolman Schultz lLeo Krammesl, Ivan Strange tWilliam Bittlel, and Sally Lynch lHelen Bachmanl. The mystery is finally unravelled by two detectives who have come to see the perform- ance, Sergeant Kennedy lKenneth Bergerl and Sam Lee tVincent Millerj, his proverb- spranting Chinese assistant. SIiVIiN'I'Y-IIIGIIT HIGH CHUUL BAN Top row, It-ft to right: Rvulwn Wolfe. Ri:-lmrd Affkor. Itnlmert Jmws. Arthur lleetem, Ruth Lnuisv I.uw--, y ll0l'l'illlll' 'l':lylm'. l-etty .Inna llillllfllii, Ulmrlvs Snylnr. XVillialm Kmlrr. llrum- l'llllllllll'l, HI-'0l'2'0 Bla-W. l-'uurtlx row: Paul Nnffin, Harry Mrmm-.lmvill Itlilvr, Rohm-rt Stnyer, .lc-:ln Ds-ilwrt. Ilnlnros Moy:-r, llulu-rt llnlflmzm Glenn llrww-mlwnlt. ltldwin lflvkewt, Shvltlon lV'llll0I'IllllYll. 'l'l1ir1l row: llvtty l'lIllltl,lillflll'j'!l Hyde, 'llh0lllilS Yoda-r. Lillialu Kll'llllPI'. Knrmit Kll'llllI'l'. Vim-1-nt Millvr. Mr. l'ngw-r, 14114-zulnr Sknbish, Phyllis llulwvk. llvtty lim-dl-I-. lmris Dl'l'lSllill'll.,Xlllllt-' Sm-hwn-nk, .lamit-u Suul. Sewmnl row: Rh-l1:1l'4l lfllt-'4ll'l'.f'2ll'lK2llIf4'l'lIl1lll. xvllllillll HPfl'llIll', llif-llnrtl Mould. Lzunlu-rt llutz, Juyve- Sllllvy. li:-um-th F1-hr, Hubert Troy. .Iulm Strain-lx, Itllwnml lialum, John Crosse-ly. First row: l'nul K2llIfl'I'lll1lll. th-orgrv S4-llllvlu-l's, Lewis Huy. Ulmrls-s llittlv. llit-lmrtl Hhs-in, Miltlxwl Ifnnst-. Ibnris livllvr, lil-tty Mnxwf-ll, lflrns-st llq-ln-r. liolu-rt lVolf1-, liir-hzxrtl Svhwf-nk. .lay Ks-rst-lxm-r. Rohm-rt Smith SEVENTY-NINE Baton T irler .4 T7 tw I Top: Lorraine- Taylor. Buck row: Ioan Suusscr, Ioycf: Shuey, Dolores Front row: Ruth Low Front: Doris Koller. Q amd Betty Dimmig. ...gmqmusl Moyer. BIG! l'l'Y UHEEHLEAIIEHS ANU VARSITY LINE-LIP K Z .19 K6 WZ 541 fa!! :':d ! Z3 ,ff WZ' .,,:, ,,.,. fffjjfc, I 19 w . 1 X ' 'lv P 5 N H N . 4' X4 E SI:i4l -flsfxris ' li1'gXl1-IIH2-1-1l.NRIIEQLAK lim-1I.lRgQY1-T li1'llglllT1'l'?'lj. X N lin Iillu: lkllllkxull. s-13.778 :li-ffm-V, Zrllm-v'G'vnri1'xJ,,X lZl'l1vm- lilwnwtxx II1-glIipl:lI54', XViil:llll I-fvkw-1' Qvim 1.111-.-sy-ru XX bk ' X X J 'ifkf Hx .-N-'XXX XM - . A Y 1 , , J .F XT Q Y N XX R Sii ?Q 1N+ N -3 Ni 'S 'xmg XQ.N1 km' ,Q Q '--, L ' i K 'T' A K X 9 xx X' XX X v V 'X xgxwf- xgfg v x , . Y b .. , ,. i X QX bi Xzgxlg wilnslllx'-:awk , U X FUUTB LL ffflfs A X . Q t R, STAURFER . X 'Coach 'Q Mu . Rf' - ' 2 , .- fe, Qi -' -, 3' ga K f 9,f X- X YK K X ' ',' - X X. KN ' , V ' ' 0 V ,',' Ss M Y ' , - K ' ' ' . , . w . , X 4 . SPIIIUI' 5-:quad ' T 1.1-mv,qxil to riuht: :Wnltvr Slzunlg IH-1-4-5' 5 Il:-isar, Mlllk'S Shaw, XII: Hurry llmmm-I, I'11lg':1r In-ilu-vt, K Izsls Muy0I'X..Kl1lIl'1'w . nsulirk. ' 5 ' 'him row: XVilli:uu A Curcl, Yixu-vit Milln-V, Ituywrt 'Y:1xuji:1n, Ilny lflm-:mln-. Slznnlwy Iirnnunvfl. Furl . 1..,.,v.,, . f . ,. - , Iumi I !lllN?1lN ' ' 1 4 Y ,Sw-umlx mv: lzlul SPMMI. KPIIIIUIII liwd. llnrnlmnxm-41. Huw liralnmws. lirm-v We-urim-ln. William: 1114-km-ri. I vi 92.5 . il vyv 'T ' 5 x - Y xx . 1 15 1111 l 4 ll X xx .First ww: -lfvhn 121-1-lwr, lu-nm-th mfg.-1-. Izqm- 1:5pw-r, Nklsmn sf1m1A1'l1-1-, .x11+-H Ivillipmm-, mm Null, mum 1 X X ' X Q WMZQ ,QA L-F16 'l'up raw, ln-ft In right: .lulm Dull. liirllzlrll M1-tml:-. .Izlmvs Muyvly lbmmld Ile1'li0l'. I'1l'Ill'Sf Sllivv, Ilill'll Smith, Ruin-rl Knoll. S1-4-mul l'mx': Hiln-rl XVill1mn, limb:-rl lhlllllc-nluush. .lnlm Ile-ml, 1Jvl':ll1l Ilnllvlllnu-Il. ill:-lm IM-il'w1-vlllv lllnmsls 11's-1-saw, XYPSI1-5' I1IlZ2ll'. ,. First rmvg liugg--nv Kaufmann. lbynr I-lauhhul, John livll4-r, Ilivhslrml Klzlhr, John lflnlling, Lulhm-I' liilzv l4'l'runv Suboln-sky, Ss-am-ll: .loss-ph Ulivm-r, William: UJIINIIIII. Juniur Squad . . MR. HUMMEL Assistant Coach ea on 1943-44 EIGHTY-THREE Football Events . . . Dt s pt b 25 O t b 2 Oct b 9 O tob 16 Oct b 23 N b 6 N b 13 ll0TAllY FIELD ENTRANCE Schedule S 11 1 SHHS opp Place P tt 11 C th l 37 O Home sf Clair 6 zo A y .G1lberton A . . 19 0 Ho e East Mahanoy To h p 13 O Home Cass Townsh p 26 O . . Away C ss Tow h p 27 O .,... Home . P tt ll C th 1 45 ....,... 0 l4,..,. Awafxyv - ws' v' ,Sl llrldk MWA rvgjr' ' R o' if GSX, 30,5 Q,-9' xk E? .5 1 W IQ U -ffl 059 sf' V' ' 'E R, . 26' -N ' . Y MXN V W fy.. EIGHTY Foun VIA' 'Iggy 2 J' . . . of the Season Haven finished it's 1943 football season with a good record of six wins and only one loss. The players' ability can be seen in that Haven had four repre- sentatives in the annual dream game classic. Seniors on the team were as follows: linemen, Kenneth Berger, Bruce Grover, Nelson Schaeffer, Paul Noll, Vincent Miller, Allen Dilliplane, Robert Yazujian, Harry Reed, and Robert Knoll: backfield men: Gordon Reed, Paul Seidel, and Iohn Becker. Leo Krammes, forced to the sidelines by injuries, was of great assistance to Mr. Stauffer and Mr. Hummel in training future material. Arthur Beetem, who served the Haven Fax as sports editor for almost two years, wrote not only stories for the football and basketball games for the Fax but also for the Pottsville Iournal and the Call. The Rotary Field EIGHTY-FIVE FUUTBALL . HAVEN, 37 vs. POTTS. CATH. 0 Haven crushed its first opponent with a mighty surge of scoring power on September 25, at Haven's field. The Green and Gold found the Reed boys and Seidel too much for its defense. Pottsville made two threats but was itoi i ed by interceptions by Becker and HAVEN, 6 vs. SAINT CLAIR, 20 The only blot on the season's record was played on the Saint's muddy field, October 2. Donnie Reed tallied Haven's lone score on a a pass, but it was over- shadowed by an immediate score for the Saints on a brilliant kick-off run- back. HAVEN, 19 vs. GILBERTON, O Gilberton, the scoreless wonder, was allowed to return home with its notable name intact, October 9, Butch and Don- nie Reed accounted for Haven's tallies Gilberton's offensive was rendered pow- erless by a hard fighting Haven team, still smarting from its previous defeat. HAVEN, 13 vs. E. MAHANOY. 0 Haven came through with its third win by holding a heavy Mahanoy team powerless in a pouring rain, October 16, on the Rotary Field. Although out- weighed, the Blue and Gold line rose to its most brilliant showing by holding the Purple Larks to a mere total of 80 yards gained. Again the Reed boys accounted for the scoring. EIGHTY-SIX . STATISTICS HAVEN, 26 vs. CASS, 0 The mighty Blue and Gold again showed its power and kept its winning streak intact by completely outclassing Cass in the first of the two games play- ed with the opponent, October 23, at Cass. Gordon Reed tallied three touch- downs: and Butch Reed, the fourth. Cass resorted to passing but suffered numerous interceptions. HAVEN, 27 vs. CASS, 0 Haven duplicated its previous defeat of Cass by again holding the team scoreless, November 6, on the home field. Seidel scored on a pass, and Butch and Donnie Reed ran the other three six-pointers across the last stripe. lnterceptions plagued Cass? Stopped its offensive time after time. HAVEN, 45 vs. POTTS. CATH., O From the opening play in which Seid- el ran 80 yards for a touchdown, to the final gun, the Blue and Gold surged over Pottsville in a wild burst of scor- ing, November I3, at Pottsville. Butch Reed set the pace by scoring 27 of Haven's points, Bert McCord displayed exceptionally good pass-receiving ab- ility by catching five in a row in the closing minutes of the game. EIGHTY-SEVEN J' .f VJ lfjdv Q1 VARSITY BASKETBALL J' ff A 1' , af 53' 9' v ,J if .'1'i' X ff T if Q 'is ' l.J Date December 7 December 1 December 14 December 17 December 21 Ianuary 7 Ianuary ll Ianuary 18 Ianuary 25 Ianuary 28 February 1 February 8 February ll February 14 ..... February 22 February 25 rj v' 'XA Lf!! 'N My 'iff J' . .- A ' af' J, ,I 'X fab J, f , ,fx 1943-44 SCHEDULE School Port Carbon , Tremont Tremont . . Pine Grove , , Port Carbon . Grwigsburg . . . Minersville .,.. Pottsville Catholic Pine Grove , . , . Orwigsburg . . Pottsville . . . Pottsville Catholic Minersville ..., Reilly Township Pottsville . Reilly Township lilGllTYfE1GII'l' x Qfj.Qb D , 1 9, I X' 441+ f A BASKETBALL SENIOR VARSITY 151 Leo Krammes 1111 Iames Stripe 1121 Bruce Wenrich 141 Kenneth Reed 131 Lawrence Borden Karl Bernet Mr. Stauffer SHHS Opp. Place ., H27 .... 31 .. , Home , .26 , ., 38 .. ., Away .. 33.. ...46 .. ,, Home ,..,.23 . ,..32 .. .. Away ....23.., U37 .. Away ..,.,36,,. .,,27, .. Away . 32 , .. 41 , Away ,. 53 . . 33 ., ,. Home ..,.4O . .M39 ., Home .,..33 . U35 , ., Away . , 25 , .. 46 .. ., Away .. 29 , .. 31 , , Away ,..,,36 . 37 Home ,..3O,,. , 31 ,. . Away ,..,27., 36 , .. Home .....24 M27 , I Home JAYVEES P-tumlinu. I1-ft In l'l2'lllI Hilmert xvlllllilll. JIIIIIPS Shaw. liilgrnr Ili-ilwrt Km-nn4-ill Folir. JZIHNS Llvlmu. lXllUl'lllI2Z .Inlm Nnthn. I-1-rzllil Holleizlun-lu. .lnsi-Uh XV4-lube-r, Sitting: lizlrl .Xmls-rsun. .Ivrmnv Nnlmlvslcy. llylll' llaulilzul. Date December December December December December Ianuary 7 lanuary ll lanuary l8 Ianuary 25 Ianuary 28 February February February February February February Port Carbon . . Tremont . . Tremont Pine Grove . , . Port Carbon , . Orwigsburg .. . Minersville . Pottsville Catholic Pine Grove . . , Orwigsburg , Pottsville , Pottsville Catholic Minersville , ., Reilly Township . Pottsville ..,., , Reilly Township , 1943-44 SCHEDULE SHHS Opp. ,,l9... .M50 ,,,l5 . .H24 . 18 ,.,...29 .,.l9 . ., 22 ...2l . ,. 35 ., l5., ., 13 ...I5... ..lO .. ,... 34... . 17 . ...33... H20 ....35 , 14 19 . N18 . , 14 ,, ...l3 .,,32. . 61 , . l8., ., 7 21 , ,28 .,..2l ., 20 EIGHTY-NINE Place . . . . Home , . Away Home Away , . . Away . Away Away , Home . Home Away . Away Away Home . Away . Home . Home Wmwrwf-' 'Huw Hema EC.RQOm uUubH DQUH L iii-Y Dames l Qgliuveeu '.'?afty udsmetuull A, in-...4 9 4 Anv li PIHIPERTY RIGHTS . As progress and property rights continue our country. we extend a wish of luck and success to our advertisers who have cooperated in our annual a suc ess. akin 9' TI l T r . ,,. .4 U M 8 v 0 . ' ','f .QF dy ,MAD Aw-uY,a,u,a7J W AMSUCD i A Q Mm ,w-PJ wwwwauvzfmww Q . wa W Md MHMWW Mmmxhmwf mm, 3 Jmuwnghfg if N The Schuylkill Haven Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of STRAUSE Sz BECK, INC. Parkway Restaurant Black Diamond E Compliments of H. R. Knapp f S 0 Leather Goods Auto Supplies Pottsvlue Supply PoTTsv1LLE, PA. Company A Warm Welcome Awaits You 'At The ,Q 0 Ebbnzt Hotel TENTH Sz H STREETS, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.O. GEORGE C. CLARKE, Owner-Manager The Best Friend Thirst Ever Had ' ICE COLD In Bottles BUY WAR BONDS AND KEEP THEM Class and Club Parties 1 KAUFMAN S 4 Wm Enjoy MILK LY' Try Our S BAKED GOODS Delicious Chocolate Milk Phone 178 x, , .,,.,,,.,,,,.,.-.,,,., A f x Congratulations to the Class of 1944 RIC THEATRE SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PHONE 733 It Pays to Attend ALWAYS A GOGD SHOW GRADUATES! Prepare FOR POST-WAR DAYS! Even if you intend doing defense-work, we'll arrange hours to suit you! FREE-Illustrated Catalogue sent upon request 'C l C .B B Bfiliflid moknifimfifii E BEAUTY shzfsgemgwger, F122 lDay or Night Hours! age? 01' Pefamf 'Pay as You Earn - I A Pleasant, Profitable Learn. Profession. 18 N. Centre Street ' I H. J. Zimmerman i G. R, NAFFIN and J. L. Zimmerman CIGARS BARBER and BEAUTY TOBACCO SALON GROCERIES Schuylkill Haven, Pa. CONPFCTIONS , x 0713 rarrsvms snmssi sm msmunon :Q .nfbnonak ' EQIMA Compliments of R. R. ST ERNER CO. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of REIDER SHOE COMPANY Shoes . . . S A' Compliments of CORRADO'S Schuylkill Haven Casket Schuylkill Haven, Pa. . C . . . Repairs ompany MOYER'S MARKET Compliments of Fresh Meats and Groceries LABES PHONE 89 Pottsville - Tamaqua Dock Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa A BANK . . . is to serve its community. We offer our services for your protection and convenience for which we are ideally equipped. If you do not have a checking account, use our Bank Money Crder service and avoid risk. Consult our various departments for your needs. We are always ready to serve you. First National Bank SL Trust Co. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of G. E. Gangloif PRESIDENT JUDGE OF THE ORPHANS' COURT I Compliments of I 9 S. E. Mengle s Sons I Economy Supply Manufacturers of COI'p0I'ati0I1 Distributors of QUALITY FEEDS for POULTRY, GENERAL HARDWARE, DAIRY, HOGS I PLUMBING, ELECTRICAL, t I PAINTING Mm at Cfessona MILL and MINE SUPPLIES Call Sgh, Haven 897 Show Room and Warehouses Loc ated on Premises of Pottsville Build ing Block Co., Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of ZULICK'S UNDERWEAR MILL Manufacturers of Underwear The Lyceum Programs presented in our school assembly are furnished by Charles A. Dietrich ASSEMBLY ATTRACTIONS 455 Rock Glen Drive Wynnewood, Pa. LEROY C. SHOLLENBERGER Notary Public 216 St. Peter Street Phone 719-I More and More People Are Shopping at POMEROY'S Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store Headquarters for Student's Needs Since 1887 POTTSVILLE, PA. Paynes The H N POTTSVILLE . P O E 236 schuylklu Haven Flowers For All Provision CO. Occasions Christman's Ice Cream It's Different PHONE HAMBURG 418 uinter's Variety Store Compliments of DR. J. H. WOODLAND H. M. SCHAEFFER S1 SON Opfomefffsf General Store 31 Parkway Schuylkill Haven, Pa yi A.,,,,,,,,,,,, Y-,,,,,,,,,,.,., ,-.-,-.-.-.-.Q,--1-.2-. A.---.-J f' Compliments of YUENGLING'S ICE CREAM Compliments of THE ROSE SHOP East Main Street SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of EMERICH'S BAKERY Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of NATHAN'S FURNITURE STORE 122 S. Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. Open Evenings by Appointment PHONE 4560 Compliments of SCHWARTZ'S STORE Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of GEORGE LEHMAN Barber Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of '44 from Malarkey's 208 S. Centre Street PoTTsv1Lus Compliments of P. E. PALSGROVE Paints-Hardware You Want the Best- EAT MICHAEUS ICE CREAM Schuylkill Haven Body and Fender Works WRECKED CARS REBUILT .1 YYAYAYYA K Become . . . o AN ACCOUNTANT 0 A COMMERCIAL SECRETARY 0 A MEDICAL SECRETARY . . . And assure yourself of a permanent, interesting, well-paying career while rendering vitally-needed service in war or peace. Call or write for information. Reading Business Institute 10th SL Penn St. Phone 2-6771, Reading, Penna. Compliments of POTTSVILLE REPUBLICAN FRANK s. LEVVIS, Agent Compliments of J. H. BROKHOFF, Inc. Golden Guernsey Grade A Milk Vitamin D Homogenized Milk Bireley's Orangeade and Dairy Products Telephone - Pottsville 3507 Schultz's Self Service Food Markets Always Ready to Serve You Orwigsburg Auburn Pottsville Sch. Haven Pine Grove X J COSMETIC BEAUTE Compliments of and GIFT SHOPPE I MERL' FISHER 103 E. Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. B31-bgf Shgp Phone 120 Ruth Williams ' Compliments of East End Service Station MELVIN NAUS S1 PAUL FREY, Proprietors 112-114 East Liberty St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Priorities and such have cut our style But why not call us once in a while And let us service your immediate needs For this we'll continue business, yes indeed! BAIR Sz SHUEY 205 Center Avenue Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 338 BEST WISHES . . . for Your Success EAMES BUTTER KRUST For Quality Printing See . . THE CALL Schuylkill Haven The Schuylkill Haven Candy Kitchen Manufacturers of Quality Ice Cream and Candies PARKWAY MEAT MARKET Meats and Groceries E. F. Unger Busts Cleaners and Dyers, Inc. 302 N. Centre St. Pottsville, Pa Established 1890 Telephone 12 18 HENRY L. HUMMEL Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Buick and G.M.C. Truck r' 'N Congratulations to the 88 students of the Graduating Class of Schuylkill Haven High School - and to their Parents GREEN'S Quality Jewelers Since 1847 POTTSVILLE, PENNA. EBER'S Students' Clothing - Sportswear 116 N. Center St. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of GRAY'S Congratulations To the Class of 1944 of Schuylkill Haven High School Fashions for Gentlemen Bohorad's POTTSVILLE Compliments of S. S. WEISS Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of VIOLA B. WRIGHT Beauty Shop Compliments of BURKERT'S BAKERY ANCHORSTAR'S Magazines Tobacco BOWLING ALLEY Candy Soda Compliments of HARRY S. BUTZ Iewelers Compliments of CROSSLEY'S BARBECUE Main Street Compliments of ROBERT M. KELLER Tailor 25 St. Peter Street Compliments of CHARLES BITTLE GROCERY STORE E 1? IE IE S IE S ' Better Furniture, Better Priced ONE OF POTTSVILLE'S BETTER STORES 117 East Norwegian Street, Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 4646 CLEM'S PHARMACY R. M. Clem. Ph.G. Phone 3711 2nd and Norwegian Sts., Pottsville TUCHLER'S 19 North Centre Street Pottsville's Largest Apparel Store Where Quality Has No Substitute W. E. Stine Sz Son PHARMACISTS Perscriptions Soda Drugs Cosmetics WE AIM TO PLEASE Messner Sz Hess Merchandise for All Your Needs Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FEGER Sz FEGER PAINT WALLPAPER VARNISH HARDWARE ENAMEL GIFTS Next to the Post Ojfice Dohner's Shoe Store West Main Street Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 14-J Roy E. Moyer Cemetery Memorials 300 Centre Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. x, ,T J INSURANCE P ' OTECT WEEE BBW! E. BRIGHT PFLUEGER HOWARD KIMMEL Keystone Store Center Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Bonnie Jean Shop Schuylkill Haven, Penna. Expert Auto Repairs Harvey B. Moyer O Bodies Rebuilt O Fender Work O24 Hour Towing and Wrecking Service. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. PHONE 49 ANNA FISHER Dry Goods and Novelties Congratulations To The Class of 1944 Students' Suits E? Sportswear MOYER'S Always Something New POTTSVILLE, PENNA. GORDON D. REED Insurance Agency 31 East Main Street J. L. PRICE Exclusive Jeweler Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of A. B. LECHNER MEAT MARKET Schuylkill Haven, Pa. FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Thorough Business Training Thompson Building, Pottsville, Pa Telephone 1 8 1 8 CIK STUJIDIIQ Portraiture and Commercial Work Of THE ETTIEE2 IKUIHIID MAKERS OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEAR BOOK 1 11 North Centre Street Pottsville, Penna. fl k D. M. BITTLE .. Funeral Home SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of LCSCH BOILER SALES CG. Phone 15 MOYER'S Esso Service Dock Street Phone 9427 Compliments of Dr. W. B. Carey BASTIAN BRos. coMPANY Manufacturing JEWELERS and STATIONERS HIGH SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Rochester, New York Eastern Pennsylvania District Manager PAUL L. WAGNER TAMAQUA, PA. Van Horn Sz Son Established 1852 THEATRICAL COSTUMERS 811 Chestnut St., Phila., Pa. Costumes Rented for Pageants, Plays, Operas, etc. Compliments of Hill Farm Dairy MILK and CREAM Phone: 23-M Schuylkill Haven, Penna GREETINGS FROM lJOUTRICH'S tire organization joins in extending heartiest congratu- lations and very best wishes to every member of the class of 1944 of the Schuylkill Haven High School. May your com- mencement season be a very happy one. Our en DGUTRICH'S Always Reliable POTTSVILLE You Marry the Girl . . . We'l1 Furnish the Home! HUMMEUS Good Furniture Since 1874 510-12f14 N. CENTER ST. 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