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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1949 volume:

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This theme was selected n l recognition of our athletic groups to which the Class of '49 made commendable contribu tions. l l We now proudly present the 1949 Blue 1 5 Gold. l l l lllllll l llll lllll Schuylkill Haven High School Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ff f uf I -ff F IW, f' XXX X X X X ff ff' X ,DX F 'M ,, 'f ff A Q W f M , f D ' Z Aff? J THE RICANES y, I I ' 1 I Q 0 4 ft! W I f q 5 ' , ! I :N X f Lug Adwm ' Signals M SCN' ffgvlfes as SPo 9,5 Fefltum 39,5 LHS ! CYJISNB f::. AAVQRJ yL fkf-X fx 'F XY -XXJ J-gy flffv Tb NSR? 'S 9. SfORM of Qomemsr Events POR EVWCNQ - Xooxnxw Laclaes QNA Gewfs SCHUYLKILL HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL Airview by Air Photos Associates, Inc. BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1948-1949 HUGH H. HOKE JOSEPH S. KAUFMAN HARRY L, BURKERT President Vice President Secretary CHARLES D. DEIBLER HIRAM L. FISHER, IR. E. WALTER HINKLE Treasurer We, as Seniors, pay tribute to the memory of Robert Sausser, President of the School Board, who died September 8, 1948. Mr. Sausser was highly esteemed as a business man and citizen, He gave generously of his time and talents in serving the interests of the youth of the community. Ioseph H. Manbeck was appointed by the Board to fill the unexpired term. 6 ROBERT SAUSSER ADMINISTRATION PAUL S. CHRISTMAN Supervising Principal Greetings To The Class CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes to you, members of the class of 1949, as you near the final day of your public school career. The hope is expressed that the community and state may have served you well in providing learning experiences through which you could become fitted for the early privileges of citizenship. There are, however, responsibilities which every good citizen assumes in a democracy and you are admonished to discharge them ably and well. We expect that you have come to appreciate and treasure the freedom en- joyed in America, the last bastion of individual liberty in the world. May we urge you to keep and improve the faith of your fathers and always remember that liberty is never completely won but must, at times, be sternly defended, It is gratifying to find that you are upholding class tradition by publishing this 1949 issue of the Blue and Gold. Best wishes for a busy and rewarding future. 7 ADMINISTRATION PAUL E. HARTRANFT High School Principal The year l949 is a challenging time for young people to graduate from high school. Peace has not yet come officially to the world. The differences between the two major ideas of government that are found in the world today have threatened a new conflict. The many outstanding advances in the field of science have put zest into our living but have also created many new situations. The atomic age is appearing which will greatly change our way of life in many ways. This is the time in which men's souls are tried, but it is also the time to show the fiber of which men are made. Your basic training is completed. You will now be on your own. That will be true if you continue your education or step into industry. In the case of most of you your capabilities will be revealed to you as you grow through experience and further training. Seniors, all of the fields of endeavor will create problems in your way of living but they will also bring opportunities of many varieties. The manner in which you use your opportunities will indicate the measure of success or failure for each of you. Success comes to those who are alert, trained and who exercise the initiative to grasp the situation when it arises, The motto of the class of 1949 is 'Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers . Your success will finally be measured by the amount of wisdom which lingers when knowledge comes. 8 iff., ,ff' 'v A X! ff . ' f'A I ' X, X y X X, ' H41 5 QQ N X ! 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IMBODEN Iunior Class Adviser: Faculty Cashier for Senior Hfgh Banking: Commercial: Bloomsburg State Teachers Coflcge, BS, in Commercial Education. AARON E. YOUNG Sophomore Class Adviser: Commercial: Franklin Ev Fir shall College, BS.: University of Pennsylvania, NIS. in Ed. C. HARRIET HOY Blue 8 Gold Staff Adviser: History and German: Mlom- vian College, B.A., Lehigh University, M.A. NELLIE M, REINHART Haven Fax Adviser: English: Kutztown State Teachers College, B.A.g Penn State College, M.A. DORIS E. I-IELMS Dramatics Coach: English: Moravian College, B.A. LAMAR W. KERSCHNER Conservation Club Adviser, Budget Director, Science, Franklin fa Marshall College, B.S. ll WILLIAM I. HARNER Safety Patrolg Scienceg Albright College, B.S. MARY S. REED Library: Kutztown State Teachers College, B.S. PAUL L. BOWEN Hi Y Club Adviser Facult Mana er of Athleticsg Art: ' 5 Y Q Albright College, B.S. REGINA A. LUTZ Home Economics: Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S. X F A 1 ZJLMJL fi Q55 , J WILLIAM K. STAUFFER Football Coach: Fly-tying Club: Health and Physical Ed.: Albright College, B.S. FLQRENCE M. SHOENER Music: New York University, B.S. 12 ,gfggw dg IVAN R. FISHER Industrial Arts: California State Teachers College, B.S. EARL C. UNGER Instrumental Music, Lebanon Valley College, B.S. WINTON C. EVANS Basketball Coach: English: Keystone State Teachers Col lege, B.S. R. HARRY HLIMMEL Assistant Football Coach: Assistant Basketball Coach Baseball Coach: Mathematics: Iuniata College, B.S. Y. Nw-fy 13 1 57 4 JANE A. BURKERT G.A.A. Adviser: Health and Physical Ed.: E. Strouds- burg State Teachers College, BS. DOROTHY LESSIG Assistant Blue 6 Gold Adviser: History: Penn State Col- lege, B,S. DORA R. BROWN Miva' K K L gf 'ff ,f 3,3ZfLPy?'M Ir Honor Societ Adviser' Assistant Haven Fax Adviser' . V , . . Ir. Tri-Hi-Y Adviser: Geography: Kutztown State Teach- ers College, B.S. ELLA H. SHERER Iunior High Banking: Visual Aids: Mathematics: Guidance Reading: Keystone State Teachers College, l4 DR. SAMUEL DETWEILER DR. LYMAN D. HEIB1 MRS. ISABEL BERNET School Dentist School Physician School Nurse ,ft H HELEN E. MELLOR DORIS YASUIAN Secretary Clerk ARTHUR KRAMMES Custodian f u- 3. . RAYMOND FLAIL MRS. AUSTIN BAIR MRS. JOHN WEBBER Custodian 15 ALMA MATER For you, Haven High, We'll Work and We'll try, To bring your name Glory and more fame. May all that you know, Be pride and joy alone. Our Alma Mater, behold The Blue and Gold. Schuylkill Haven High, We will fight for you. Staunch you'll remain To you, the Gold and Blue, As true as the HBlue, As Worthy as Gold, We'll do our best for you Our Haven High. Our dear Haven High, For thee We'll do or die. Qur thoughts will cling with thee Unto eternity. The friends gained through your love They'll be as stars above. This Alma Mater true, We dedicate to you. NAN ST1-xNToN, '28 EDNA PETERSEN, '28 IOHN HONSBERGER. '28 Music by LEE BERGER, 28 Q lfG5ift L Q S--f j gg, GX fl' fi- v M' .. 1? Z 18 ,vggim ,lc 91 IG 4,2 OO f'l 504 16 ,.,.fl+ Z!! EYWIOYS ff N f f ,- Af...- A X L --4,,.f ,J J f f 7 Q L N - XX if g i Si 4.5 - -, ,-Y-A Y Air li , V -,---A ,tjs i 5 XJ xg-' R., 1125... gg -iv K, ,ii .l ... x ---A- -, 3 x .-, X 1-V D S .Q- .lz -- X 3 X tae ,X 1, i . L ,Ei: SHH5-i:,Q XR 'x,f - JU A A px' ff Wffwf 2 I A Ski .1 L ni 'I EL-ii, I I if if cj-I-I-.L ZFQ C-.2'H,,,,,.,. X S gf? -if 3 .i- x'N 'f 'J' L' g' ' ' ,gli ,L1, 4 6, - o GLENN EDVVIN ACHENBACH Acl1C3', March 11, 1931 Favorite Sport: Swimming. Choice of Vocation: Navy. A swabfe he will surely be, A-sailing on thc dee-h blur' sea, IRENE EMMA ANDERSON August 1, 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: VVatching Baseball. F'1v 1 t orite Expression: XVhere's Dutch ? Choice of Vocation: Secre- tarv. Activities: Class Officer gg Haven Fax 31 Student Council gg Tri-Hi-Y: Blue K Gold: Girls' Chorus 1 1' Mixed Chorus 1' Cashier 33 G.A.A. 1, .z, 3. l -Y A -M Irene will surely szwcccd l'Vitlz Diwali to keep lim' I-I1 Ilir lead. RICHARD LESTER ANDERSON 'lA11dyl' Spooly l'Spears December 4. 1930 Favorite Sports: Football, Skiing, Skating. Choice of Vocation: Coast Guard. Favorite Expression: XYL-'re tough, west of the Schuylkill. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. .4 football man is 11111' Andy. 1-il c1'rfr1i11 t'l1f'CVll'l1IlFl' flllilllfti' l1r'.r tlamly. NANCY I.OL'ISE BERNET 'tNance December 30, 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Ex- pression: jeepers . Choice of Vocation: Bell Telephone Opera- tor. Y Activities: Library Club 1, 1, 33 Tri-Hi-YQ Mixed Chorus 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, .:, 3. You nuglil to JN' hm' 'll-lfl'l'l7Ilg,l X0 klilllllillv, 5110 eau Cut a rug. CHARLES ARTHVR BERNHEISEL Bernie February 27, IQEI Favorite Sports: Football, Skating, Hunting, Swimming. Hob- by: Sports. Choice of Vocation: Railroading. Activities: Honor Society 3: junior Play: Hi-Y 3. 33 Mixed Chorus 3: Band 1, 1, 3: Budget Collector: Football 1, 1, 3: Class President 1, 2, 3. Over' hill mid over dale, lVr' hmm' that 110 will zzmw' fail. MARY JANE BREININGER - September 17, IQSI Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Expres- sion: Gcewillikins, Choice of Vocation: Nurse. Activities: Girls' Chorus 1. 13 Tri-Hi-Y: Mixed Chorus 31 Library Club 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. ,Vary Ja111 '.r a basketball fmzd. In gym class, slip is r'm'y keen. 1 1 XA .f 1' CARL WILLIAM HROVVN , September 34, I9-EI 1 3, Favorite Sport: Hunting. Hobby: Inventing. Favorite xpres- sion: Aw, Fooey! Choice of Vocation: Carpente Lf ' Activities: Student Council z, 3: Hi-Y 3. lf l?ozmce1 ' is a country lad, J .V 'V Heir short, and cute, and lll'T'f'l' bad. sq JEANNE ANN CHANDLER Jeannie January 26, 1932 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Favorite Expression: Such is Life .. Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Activities: Blue 82 Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Chandler treats the boys like brotI1er.v, Except B1'bberf', Bafty , and a fmt' others. l MARY JANE CORRADO Jaycee ' April 18, 1931 -- Favorite Sport: Volley Hall, Hobbies: Sewing and collecting records. Favorite Expression: D.D,T. CDrop Dead Twicej Activities: Class Officer 1, 3: Student Council 1, 2: Junior Play: Senior Play: Haven Fax 3. 3: lllue 81 Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Chorus: Mixed Chorus: G.A.A. 1, 1, 3. Jaycee and Dayccc you read in tim '1Fa.r , You Il airways find that Jaycee is lIl'T'I'l' lar. DOROTHY ANN CREARY Daycee or 'KDot September 6, IQ.?,I Favorite Sports: Swimming or Ice Skating. Hobby: Having Fun. Favorite Expression: ul changed mv mind. Activities: Student Council 1: Junior Play: Senior Play: Hav- en Fax .z, 3: lllue Chorus J, 3: lludget K Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Chorus 1, :Z Mixed Collector: Cashier 1: G.A.A. 1, 3, 3. I.1'f'J hook sclmol: 110 nm' twill L'fII'l'! For Dots' thc our, :elm is zirfw' flzfrr. NYILIZERT FRANK CRICSSXVELL Hill July 20, 11131 Favorite Sports: Football, Basketball. Hobbies: Hunting, Hoole- ing. Favorite Expression: YYisl1 I had my English done! Activities: lludget Collector, Football 1, 3, 3. Hflflklllltf is his fa-r'nz'1'l1' .t,hnr't. You ask about if, llc g1'r'c.r a snznrt. CHARLOTTE MARY CLARA CROSSLEY October 30, IQ-QI Favorite Sport: Swimming, Hobby: Collecting Novelty Pins. Vocation: Homemaker. Activities: Haven Fax J, 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Chorus 1, .z' Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Library Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 3, 3. Shclr always lzappy and fzervr sad. To driw' a Buick Ir her fad. ul lf I 'fr rvlf f iflipuneerf' A fx XXNL, 1 .. ., . . V ,V lp f I L ' I I will WNW lfwrq l 9 J 'ja W 6gJL7'y iiigizipfg ll 41fLfLJ ss ve' :W Jtlw 20 11' JOHN EDXYARD DAROSH 'iYankie March 21, 1930 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Fixing Things. Choice of Vocation: Businessman. Single F1'lc! , they all do call, l'I'l1mz John nzrets Ethel in the hall. -JACOB D. DAUBERT Jake August 1, 1930 Favorite Sport: Baseball. Hobby: Keeping my car going. Fav- oritc Expression: Settle down! Choice of Vocation: Chemical Engineering. Activities: Blue K Gold 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Con- servation Club 3: Budget Collector 3: Baseball 2, 3: Stage Crew a Jake has a little Fowl rar. Altlm if goes fast, it z1oe511't go far. PAYL ALLEN DEIBLER Dew-Drop lub 3199 Favorite Sport: Yolley Ball. Hobby: Model Building. Favorite Expression: That's what I said! Choice of Vocation: Car- penter, Activities: Student Council 2, 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Stage Crew 1. Q The joker of the Senior Class Tzrwzs' rotruzl io look at et'cry lass. GERALD EUGENE DONMOYER Donny August 8, I93I Favorite Sport: Tennis. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Expression: Oh go to infinity. Choice of Vocation: Chemical Engineering. Activities: Student Council 1: Blue K Gold: Haven Fax 3: Hi-Y 1, 2, : Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Budget Collector. A ro-editor' of the Blue and Gold I You rzeerr hear him fra! or scold. SHIRLEY ESTHER DRIESBACH t'Beetlc-brain lub'24,1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball, Hobbies: Music, Reading. Favorite Expression: Hokcy Cow. Choice of Vocation: Dietition or Re' ccptionist. Activities: Student Council 2, 3: I-Blue K Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: Orchestra 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Cashier 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Hutlsoznr .Yllfl'l'lj' t'a11'f be beat, lflfllfll 5l111'ley'5 111 the Cl7 l7'!'I'JS seat. CATHERINE MARY EDLING Kitty December 15, 1931 Favorite Sports: Swimming, Basketball. Hobby: Reading. Favf orite Expression: Gee W'hiz! Choice of Yocation: Telephone Operator. Activities: Student Council 2, 3: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue K Gold: Girls' Chorus 1: Tri-Hi-Y: Cashier 3: Library Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Kilty is a basketball slar. 441111 O.H.S. is not too far! LEVVIS EDGAR ERNST Louie September 11, 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Stamp Collecting and First-Day Covers. Favorite Expression: Ach Donnerwetteru. Choice of Vocation: College Student. Activities: Hi-Y 1, .:, 3. From Dom' Lalef' corner our Louie boy. The study of Gorman is his joy. JEANNE CATHERINE FEENEY Fecney january 35, 193.3 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobbies: Reading, Skating. Fav- orite Expression: Holy cow. Choice of Vocation: Salesclerk. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y: Library Club 2. 53 G.A.A. 1, 1, 31 Cheer Leader 2, 3. Huh? and LVhafdya say? X Thats Fceney who is always gay. . 1 ' .icuii-J It-.Qiaffq ,Cv fi. 5145, ft, L cf, do I 'wif K, 1 , f , f 453, 'J ., 7A ' e, 7f',t:ifi is '7 k Q 'tif' cvbv ffl! ' 'JJ' 'Ca iff! 'X 1 cfffvff 41'5WL'f' 4 ff: 1' ' ,Z K X , Zi ,P T ,fCf1w,a.fcr, ,940 U ff LEONARD EDXYARD GEARY! lied September 15, IQ-QI Favorite Sport: lee Skating, Hobby: XYoodworking.' Favorite Expression: XYant your paper? Choice of Vocation: Carpenter. Activities: Conservation Club 3: lludgct Collector. Dlllllf bv afraid of his red liair. Hia' disfwnfiniz is smmy and fair. RICHARD VICTOR GENTZLINGER Gentz November 18, IQSI Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Sports. Favorite Expression: You'rc a nloldy prune. Choice of Vocation: Mechanical Engin- cering, Activities: Football 3, 3: junior Play: lludget Collector. lfVlmaf .lly gosh, Gmzfs, calm dnzun! OJ' Nm class of '19 will l1f'lllIllHL'I' you ll L'IOTx'H? RL'Tll NAOMI GILHAM Ruthie May IS, 1031 Favorite Sport: Swinlniing. Hobby: Sewing. Favorite Expres- sion: Nope not yet . Choice of Vocation: Candy business. Activities: Class Ofliccr 1: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue ri Gold 31 Tri-Hi-Y: Hand 1, 2, 31 Girls, Chorus 22 Mixed Chorus 3: Gym Team ig lludget Collector 53 Cashier 13 Library Club 3, 3: G.A.A. 1, 3, 3: Gym Team 1. Rzzflzie In-rr: to make surf! tlizhzgx, But Ifkcx llvffm' tulzal J1'ygr'e brfllgx. NANCY LOU GRIESEL Nan October 30. IQ5l Favorite Sport: Swiniming. Hobby: Horseback riding. Favorite Expression: W'hat? Choice of Vocation: Laboratory Tech- nician. V Activities: Student Council 21 Tri-Hi-Y G.A.A. J, 3, Nan will be our lab ff'Ch'lZI-C1'LUl If size gain: lim' big auzbzitimz. GERALD IRVING HARNER VVee December 1o, 1931 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Sports. Favorite Expression: Hello, gruesome! Choice of Vocation: Aviation Mechanic. Activities: Senior Playg Band 1, 2, 33 Conservation Club 31 Baseball 3: Budget Collector: Football 1, 2, 33 Stage Crew 1, 2. A slafv nn the back, a knock on the head. l'01i'll see that its Wee then drop dead. RYSSELL LEVVIS HEFFNER l3ussy .luly 24, 1931 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Sports. Favorite Expression: Cl don't knowl whenever someone asks me something. Choice of Vocation: Mechanic. Activities: Treasurer IQ Student Council IQ Hi-Y 2, 3: Mix- ed Chorus 2, 31 Budget Collector 32 Cashier II Safety Patrol 2, 3: Baseball 2: Football 1, 2, 3. The captain of our football team. llfilh Rose l1e's always 071 the beam. MARION DORTHEA HOFFMAN Marneyl' August 2, 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Embroidering. Favorite Ex- pression: Boy! Oh Boy! Choice of Vocation: Nursing. A giggle here, a giggle there. Tliafs why people stop and stare. MILDRED GERTRUDE HOFFMAN Milly , V August 2, 1931 Favorite Sport: lce Skating. Hobby: Driving, Favorite Ex- pression: I am the quiet one. Choice of Vocation: Home Ec. A serious girl is our lllillie. Sl16,5 always quiet and never silly. E BARBARA LOUISE JACOBY t'Bop5 Mas 31, 1931 Favorite Sport: Volley Ball. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Ex- pression: Oh drop dead. Choice ot Vocation: Waitress. Activities: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Came 011, Babs, do your stuff. We know a 'waitress' job is roiigh, ROBERT ABRAM JONES 'tBob jonesy january 31, 193: Favorite Sport: Basketball. Favorite Expression: You tell lem l stutter.. Hobby: knitting. Choice of Vocation: Clerical work. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 32 Honor Society 31 Haven Fax 2, 33 Hlry 1, 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Bud- get Collector IQ Cashier 1. fo11sey is a typing zulizls, Hr does O.K. in every quiz! KARL HAROLD KACTERMAN Hoey january 4, 193: Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Collecting Matchboxes. Favorite Expression: Sh-11-h. Choice of Vocation: Radio An- nouncer. Activities: Class Officer 1: I-li-Y 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Senior Play: Mixed Chorus 1, J, 3: Budget Collector 3: Ilase- ball 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 3, 3. Hoe3 ' will surely get his name In our basketball hall of famc. - ' SYLVIA AGNES KETNER ' , May 4, IQXI ' Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Read' . ' e p es- sion: How I love that milkman! Choice of . : 1 S re Activities: Class Otlicer 1, 3: Haven Fax 1 ' C l's I f Chorus 2: Mixed Chorus 32 Gym Team 1: L, 1 ' y Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Agnes is lzm' middle name lV1'th a mflkuzarz .rlze'll make fame VVILLIAM KETNER 'AXYl1itey July 34, 1931 Favorite Sport: Baseball. Hobby: Sports. Favorite Expression: HG . Choice of Vocation: Engineer. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 5: Blue and Gold: Stage Crew 2: HifY 3. Tall and light, zulzaf a man! Ill .rrlznnl and out, lm has nzazzy a fan. GERALD JACOB KL.-XHR Jet flu-rr5 October go, Ifj-QI Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Collecting Pennants. Fav- orite Expression: Lct's have a party. Choice of Vocation: Drv Cleaner. . fat I'.T a likcablz' bog' lint to the faculty ix nn jay. LARRY DALE KLINGER january 3. 1195: Favorite Sport: Swimming. Ilobbyz XX'riting. Favorite Ex- pression: O.K. Choice of Vocation: Chemical Engineering. Activities: Student Council 1, J: Honor Society 3, 3: junior Play, Senior Play: Haven Fax 3, 3: Hi-Y J. 33 Mixed Chorus 3 Iludget Collector 3. l.lIJ'l'y ix an an1b1'I1'n11s Im'l'lill I'j I dmft tlifnk they mmm muclz l7I'I-gl!lf'l'. RITA LILLIAN KOCH Rcet February io, 1951 Favorite Sport: Yolley Rall. Hobby: Music. Favorite Expres- sion: Oh Shucks. Choice of Vocation: Telephone Operator. Activities: Girls' Chorus 1, 1: G.A.A. 1, 3, 3. Rita is a quiet girl She keeps PI'l16gVII'7't' in a .rzu1'rl. 23 l wg, cle 1 . N N L lG Stupe May 13, 1930 all. Hobby: Wood VVork. Favorite Ex- l come. Choice of Vocation: General Y 2, 3:xBand 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Stage A h my fa :11 I'l Make it to zvzfth jet, 111 fin' m11111t0s ycf. 1 1931 ' : Collecting Stamps. Favorite of Vocation: Railroader. 3: Football 1, 2. .rays 1110 boy from forum, 1. 3011 11r'1'c1' sm' l1liI1'l clotmz. RORERT EDVVARD KRAMMES Chick lien December 6, 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Photography. Favorite Expression: Hi! General. Choice of Vocation: Electronical En- gineer. Activities: Football Manager 1, 2, 33 Basketball Manager 2, 3' Stage Crew 2. C'l11'ck H10 one Ix'I'fl1 many a fare, Is liked by all and is Vary fair. HENRY EDVVARD KREMER Hen September 6, IQ32 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Expres- sion: l don't know. Choice of Vocation: Mechanic. Activities: Conservation Club 3. Hm'v's H011 f7'IH'7'1 dmun j'0l1!lI'1', Hr ll be a 111f'fl1a1z1'c 1'f'5 110 'l4'0llllt'1'. ALICE NATALE KUHN Cooncy October 26, 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Swimming. Favorite Ex- pression: You pot. Choice of Vocation: Airline Hostess. Activities: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: Hand 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 31 Budget Collector 33 Library Club 2, 22 G.A.A. 2, 3. Crm11ey as well as her f7Il7'lH6'1'.1i71 c1'iu1e, lr ready to hook at any 0111 tinw. IREATRICE MAY LEININGER t'I1eat September 13, 1931 Favorite Sport: Ice Skating. Hobby: Ice Skating. Choice of Vocation: Telephone Operator. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Library Club 3: G,A.A. 1, 2, 3. Altlmugh she 1'ff11srxr to learn to dance, Hvr UAH course lmlds hm' Iill a Mfa11Cc'. , 5 'i me lf, HARRY R. LITTLE December 24, 19:9 Favorite Sport: Flying. Hobby: liuilding Models. Favorite Ex- pression: Drop dead. Choice of Vocation: Aviation Mechanic. Activities: Conservation Club. A Plano l?1I'L'11llH1Al' Harry will br, Rcpa1'1'i11g fvlancs fn c1'0.r.c thc sra. JEAN MAE I.L'TZ February 1, IQSI ' Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Ex- pression: That's tough. Choice of Vocation: Secretary. Activities: Haven Fax 5: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: C1.A.A. 1, 1, 3. From La11r11'11gi'1111' t'Ul'lll'.V our Sllll-lliflg fran, 111 gym 1'Ia.r.r .rhr is on flu' bflllll. HELEN MILDRED MA'l'l'KEXYlCZ August 31. 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Reading or Einbroidcring. Favorite Expression: Holy Cats. Choice of Vocation: Othce XYork Activities: Tri-HiAY: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. HF11'11 0011165 -170171 fi1Hllll'l'YS CI'Il.f.YlillQ. T111' 11rm1e.r in 11vr locker .Y11I'iX a17u11y.r ffI.Y.VIV7lg. l.Ol' ANN Mcl.Al'GIll,lN Skip April 9, H121 Favorite Sport: Swimining. Hobby: Dancing. Favorite lfxe pression: licnd n1y ear. Choice of Vocation: 'liaking over the store. Activities: Historian: junior Play: F-.-iiior Play: Haven Fax 3: Tri-Hi-Y: Orchestra J. 3: lland 1. 3. 3: Girls' Chorus 1, J: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Gvm Team IQ Cashier 3: C.A.A. 1. 1, 4. Sk1'f1f1y .rl1'1'1.'1'.r H11' tct11'11t'1's dlllllb, 1l'114'11 .r11r' t'1'ac12,r 1ll'I' c11r7t'1'11g fflllll. IZETTY LOC Mll.l.liR july 9, 11131 X Fav-orite Sport.: Basketball. Hobby: Taking pictures, Reading. Favorite Expression: Oh my word. Choice of Vocation: Nursing or working in a dcntiSt's office. rl tnnfh 15 Pulled 111111 011 my 101141. Bcity I.011'.r fllfff' to 110111 ynzu' 111111r1. FRANCIS MARIE Mll.l.liR Nup11y .. january 11, 195: Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Reading. Favorite lix- prcssion: That's what you think. Choicc of Vocation: Nurse. Good 11151: Io ll q1'1'1 tt'11o'.r fa1?e11 11111011 YFUSIAII-If, H1-r f P1'.Y0ll1I11-13'i7'Ff711j' is f'11'a.r1'11g. - ' wav, W7 07 lefif1!1..f,.:y ',.,..,... l, 14-v-'N ...fx-fE.f:f-Nfl-f 'N , , X ' Ap if-A 'Vp 1 I 14, 1 1 -w 1 l 1 1 1 1 r . g- of fo sf' any flirt .J ist W ll Wifi, lf? RICHARD FREDERICK MILLER Lefty December 1, 1931 Favorite Sport: Golf. Hobby: Billiards, Favorite Expression: How about it? Choice of Vocation: Army. Activities: Basketball 1, 3: Conservation Club 3. Althongli ltr I'.Y7l'f Very tall, Leftyk good in basketball. JAMES MARTIN MOYER Miles September 30, 1931 Favorite Sport: Hunting. Hobby: Sports. Favorite Expression: Do ya wanna bet? Choice of Vocation: Electrical Engineer. Activities: Class Oliicer 1, 2, 32 Student Council 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 3: Honor Society 3: Haven Fax 2, 3Q Blue and Gold 3: Stage Crew 2. ATI' honor student is good looking Jim, As an electrician, 1e'e'll be proud of liim. RICHARD RUDY MOYER Rudy July 16, 1930 Favorite Sport: Baseball, Basketball. Favorite Expression: Yo no comprehendo. Choice of Vocation: Loaf. Activities: Baseball 2: Basketball 1, 2,5 Stagecrew 1: Cashier 1, 2: Band 1. Rudy sure surprised its all, He can really pitch a ball. ISABELLE AGUSTA NAFFIN Is August 26, 1931 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Express- ion: Come'n Palmer. Choice of Vocation: Office VVork. Activties: Class Officer 3: C1.A.A. 1, 2, 31 Blue and Gold: Tri- Hi-Y: Cashier 1, 2, 3. A good secretary our Is will 170, Until tlze and of eternity. JAMES FRANK NAGLE Jim lub' 6, 1931 Favorite Expression: I love my mother but oh you kid. Favorite Sport: Fishing. Hobby: Girls. Choice of Voation Crime De- tection. Activities: Conservation Club 3. Wlty worry? 1'11i in no lizirry. ' HARRY LEVVIS NEY May 10, IQ3I Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Music. Favorite Express- ion: How's your liver? Choice of Vocation: Dance Band. Activties: Blue and Gold: Orchestra 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus IQ Budget Collector 31 Baseball 2, Harry really can blow that horn, Wzffhrzirf a girl, his quite' forlorn! rj 1 ff EDNA JOYCE OSVVALD Ozzie April 0, 1Qjl Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Cheerleading. Favorite Ex- pression: Aw, you're only fooling. Choice of Vocation: Personnel work. Activities: Student Council 1, 2: Honor Society 2, 31 Junior Play: Senior Play: Haven Fax 2, 31 Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y3 Girls' Chorus 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 31 Budget Collector 31 Gym Team IQ G.A.A. 1, 2, 31 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. Ozzie is 11 L'llFl'P'lf'i1dl'llg ruhi: In lab .9110 makes the t'l11'l'l1IiL'l1lS fic: JUNE ELIZABETH PALMER Pali:-cr june 22, IQ-QI Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Ex- pression: XYhere's that book? Choice of Vocation: Office XYorker. Activities: lllue and Gold3 Tri-Hi-Y. In the future I can sec, .411 Ilffl-Cl' :worker June ruill hc. VIYIAN JACQCELIXE l'El'l'ER October I5 1931 Favorite Sport: llasketball. Hobby: Playing the accordian. Favorite Expression: Is jim in school today? Choice of Yo- cation: Dancer. . Activities: Tri-Hi-Y: Gym Team IQ G.A..-X. 1, 2, 3. Viv, our fzrturv ballet zlancvr, Dl'l'T'f'S hm' car just like at fvranccr. Yiv i'Pepper EDXYARD ALTON REED Terrace October 24, 1930 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Dancing. Favorite Express- ion: You Shmoo. Choice of Vocation: Navy, School. Terry Rerd's the senior flair, Hi! Toni! l'Vl1m'c'd you get that hair? ELLEN EMMA REED 3 July 4, 1931 I Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Andy, Favorite Express- 1on: What the heck? Choice of Vocation: Telephone Operator. VACllX'1tlESZ Haven Fax 33 Tri-Hi-Y: Library Club 1, 2, 33 fi.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. To the tcaclzers .rhe's zz 11u1'sm1ce, For size signs her own e,rcn.tc5. LEE IVAN REBER Squirrel November 14, IQISI Favorite Sports: Billiards, Golf. Hobby: Radio. Favorite Ex- pression: VVhy circusly. Choice of Vocation: Electronic Techni- cian, Activities: Student Council 21 Stage Crew 3. Sq1ii'1'1'cl ax ll l'lIl'H11'Sl' is really iizztx, .'llIj'I1HP 1ltlT'f' a fuck of bzrffxf' Mk! Aka -63 0 9 ' JOAN ANN RHEN Hllird' September 9, IQSI Favorite Splort: Ilasketball. Hobby: Souvenicr Collecting. Fav- orite Expression: A'Don't Get So Smart! Choice of Vocation: Nursing or Telephone Operator. Activities: Cashier 2: Tri-Hi-Y: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Klzenny is a little bird. And laughs like nollizing j'01l,T'l' ever Iiearcl. ROSE EMMA ROEDER August 16, 1931 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Playing the piano. Favorite Expression: I hate P.O.D. Choice of Vocation: Musical VVork. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y: Orchestra 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Girls Chor- us 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Budget Collector 31 Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3: Cashier 1, 3: Library Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. P.O.D.'s lim' jl1T'IH'I-f? class, IfVifl1 l31rssy': lxelfv she fries to pass. JANICE ELIZABETH SACL jane August 4. 1931 Favorite Sport: Iiasketball. Hobbies: Embroidering, Collecting Stamps. Favorite Expression: Going up the hill? Choice of Vo- cation: Nurse. Activities: Honor Society 2, 3: Junior Play: Haven Fax 2, 3: Blue and Gold: Tri-Hi-Y: Orchestra 2: Band 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Budget Collector 3. .lanicf is a friend indeed l'l'7lZI.'llf Z'El' one ir in flip need. MALVIN HARRIS SCHALLER Hliuzz' November II, 1932 Favorite Sport: Ilasketball. Hobby: Hunting. Favorite Ex- pression: You're wrong, I'1n right. Choice of Vocation: Civil Engineer. Activities: Football 1: Conservation Club 3. Altlmngla flu' yomigesz' in our flair, As an engineer rue re rzirz' hc'll pass. JOYCE ANN SEITZINGER Seitz August 1, 1931 Favorite Sports: Skiing, Shooting. Hobbies: Drawing, Paint- ing. Favorite Expression: Hi, Sport. Choice of Vocation: Art. Activities: Haven Fax 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Hi-Acs 1: Gym Team 1: TriAHi-Y: Girls' Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1. 2, 3: Iilue and Gold: Studcnt Council 2. Spit: is a gal zulirfs always nmzl. Her tvrifihy really is cz lrvat. VVINIFRED RIQTH SHOLLENBERGER 'lXYinnie November II, 19.21 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Baking Raisin Pies. Fav- orite Expression: Nothin but the best at Sholly's. Choice of Vo- cation: Office W'ork. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. l7ViH71IAC, zulw bakm good misin pies. llfill soon lift Slzollfs garage to the skies. 1 T I 1 HARRY DAVID SIGMCND Dave December 25. IQ3I Favorite Sport: Fishing. Hobby: Fly Tying. Favorite Express- ion: Come on now. Choice of Vocation: Chemical Engineer. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3. Cmnt: on, nozv, please gr! in line , Dam' will yell it every iimc. JOHN RICHARD SIGMIQND Mar 7, 1932 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Farming. Favorite Express- ion: Drop Dead. Choice of Vocation: Farmer. Activities: Conservation Club 3. John 'will bf' a farmer sornf' day. ' .lflilklillg cows and pitcliing hay. ,AL V 1, ., L, 1 I X JU., ' . 1 ' V' J , , V. JEAN LEMOS STARR 'Starr May 1, 1931 Favorite Sport: Swimming, Hobby: Singing. Favorite Express- ion: l thought l'd die. Choice of Vocation: Music. Activities: Senior Play: Tri-Hi-Y: Girls' Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 3: Budget Collector 1: G.A.A. 1, 3: Student Council I, 3. - Since Jaan came bark to ns this year, Danny 11a.ru'! shed a tear. DANlEl. FRANCIS STRAIWARA Dan January 20, 1932 Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Singing. Favorite Ex- pression: Do va want hear me sing? Choice of Vocation: Singer. Activities: Student Council 2: junior Play: Senior Play: Ha- ven Fax 2, 3: lllue and Gold: Mixed Chorus 2: Budget Collector .3- Dazzizylr lurk has vliaugml thus far, Sinn' l16',.Y l7!'I'71 1t'1'sl11'1zg 1111 Ll Starr. JOHN ALFRED STRAUCH Farmer March 14, 1931 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Playing Mouthorgan. Favor- ite Expression: Don't talk so joocie. Choice of Vocation: Painter. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1. Szuifzg your fvatrnm' rnuu 'zz romz, Here t'0ll1I'A' Farmer info fmunz. JOHN LAMRERT STRAUCH jack July 11, 1931 Favorite Sport: llasketball. Hobby: Driving. Favorite Ex- pression: W'here's my lienny lloy? Choice of Vocation: Mechan- ic. Activities: Student Council 2, 3: Honor Society 3: junior Play: Senior Play: Haven Fax 2. 3: Blue and Gold: Hi-Y 1. 2. 32. Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Budget Collectors 3: Safety Patrol 2, 3: Football 2: Basketball Manager 3. lVl1r'rr .r my Benny Boy is his Call, lllllfll he gnc.: fl'!1U'lf'I-Hg tlzrnzfgli the hall. lff is ,L ,C M UL 1 'f Y 3 ,Mu bf, . , 5 V J 1 . 'L GERALD LUTHER TROUTMAN jig jcrry Juli' 3. 1931 Favorite Sport: llasketball. Hobby: Seeing Ruth. Favorite Expression: Hi Ruth. Choice of Vocation: Army. fb Activities: Football 1, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3. Thr china boa' and figgy too, ' Wlvfllflllf his honey whafll he do JAMES WVAGNER Mike January 19, 1932 Favorite -Sport: Hunting. Hobby: Photography. Favorite Ex- pression: Sit Down. Choice of Vocation: Mechanic. Activities: Football 1: Student Council 3. If you are 0z'er in a fix, .lleflimiic .Nike will do tlze trick. ot.. 70 ETHEI, GRACE VVERNER October 1, IQ3l Favorite Sport: Basketball. Hobby: Reading. Favorite Expres- sion: Where's john? Choice of Vocation: Beauty Operator. Activities: Tri-Hi-Y. Etliellv the teachcfs pride and joy. Hfhmz .vhe'.r with that certain boy! EDVVARD HERMAN XVETTERSKOG Little Herman December 5, 1930 Favorite Sport: Hunting. Hobby: Photography. Favorite Ex- pression: Do told. Choice of Vocation: Photography. Activities: lllue X Gold: Band 1, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus SQ Stage Crew 3. Little Herman is the man, - lV11o'.r quitr a rabid photo fan. NANCY LOU XYINGLE Nuce December 15, IQ-QI 'Favorite Sport: Swimming. Hobby: Sports. Favorite Expres- sion: .Sonic Fun. Choice of Vocation: Fashion Design, Activities: Student Council 2: Senior Play: Haven Fax 3, 3: lilue K Gold: TTI-itll-xv: liand 3, 3: lludget Collector IQ Safety Patrol 3: Gyni Team 1: library Club: G.A.A. 1, 3, 3. N111'1 ', .riivli 11 lively lass, Has 41 Inf of fuzz iii dass. BETTY MAE YEICH October 7, IQAZI Favorite Sport: Ilasketball. Hobby: Pliotographjr. Favorite Expression: Holy Hannah! Choice of Vocation: VVaitress. Activities: Student Council 21 Blue S1 Gold: Tri-HifYg lludget Collector 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Round 171 rainzcl 171 round she goes. Whcr-0 she stops, nobody knows. 30 i l l 1 JL ARLAN DONALD YERGER Dutch September 13, lQ3I Favorite Sport: Baseball. Hobby: Playing Baseball. Favorite : Hey Irene! How 'bout your homework? Choice of Vocation: Professional Baseball Player. Activities: llaseball 1, 3. A lmxrhull fllflyfl' Will' 'ADIlfl'l1U will Im. IV1' tliiuk, as good as any 3101511 svn. Expression HARRY DONALD FDLINC Horse April IZ, IQ30 Favorite Sport: Football. Hobby: Radio. Choice of Vocation: Radio Servicing. H01'.v1 ', :vim zvanfx fo :vnrlc zvifh 1'1zd1'o.v, IVU1 rzlfvajav rmzflzsr our hrs! llIl'!1I'L'0.T. ill DARl.l2NE Ml I.l.l1fR 111011 -I Elllllllfj' 30, 1948 h.l41'l'llTllCI'Ci2ll Curriculum Aet1x'c 111 Girls' Sports 31 CLASS POEM THE FORTY NINERS We are the Forty Ninersz Our years in school are past, But we can reminisce And hold our thoughts steadfast. We are the Forty Niners: The gold for which we search ls found in lives ahead- ln factory, home, and church. The gold rush now is on: With hope we'll wend our way- The ore must first be found, So let us search this day, CLASS SONG We have the things we need To aid us as we leave: The things we've learned in school We'll practice to achieve. We are the Forty Niners With many things to. find: But teachers' zeal and work We'll always keep in mind. And thus as years go by And folks do what they must, Our class, the Forty Niners. ln God will put our trust. -LARRY KLINGER FAREWELL HAVEN We're leaving Haven High: ' Qur memories will remain, We've had our fun and made our friends, But we must say farewell. School days we leave behind, V But hearts will always sing When we can hear that old refrain, Cur Alma Mater dear. We'll travel stormy seas: Loyal and true we'll stand. We've tried to keep our record clear: For honor is our guest. So, friends, our plan is given. We'll hold our heads up high Reaching for standards that are best. First taught by Haven High. -ALI Class Colors . .,.. Maroon and Yellow Class Flower .. ....................,......... Rose Class Motto . . . . A'Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. CE KUHN 12-A HOMEROOM First Row: Karl Kauterman, Sylvia Ketner, Williain Ketner, Rita Kock, Paul Kramer, Robert Iones, Henry Koenig. Second Row: Nancy Cvriesel, Gerald Harner, Russell Heffner, Marion Hoffman, Mildred Hoffman, Barbara lacoby, Robert Krammes. Third Row: Catherine Edling, Lewis Ernst, Leonard Geary, Richard Gentzlinger. Fourth Row: Dorothy Creary, Charlotte Crossley, lohn Darosh, lake Daubert, Paul Deibler, Gerald Donmoyer, Shirley Driesbach. Fifth Row: Irene Anderson, Nancy Bernet, Charles Bernheisel, Carl Brown, leanne Chand- ler, Mary lane Corrado, Miss Bausum. 12-B HOMEROOM First Row: Lou Ann McLaughlin, Nancy Wingle, Betty Yeich. Iames Wagner, Edward Wetterskog. Second Row: Rose Roeder, Ianice Saul, Harris Schaller, Ioyce Seitzinger, Winifred Shol- lenberger, David Sigmund, lean Starr. Third Row: Harry Ney, Daniel Stramara, Iune Palmer, Vivian Pepper, Lee Reber, Ellen Reed, Edward Reed. Fourth Row: Betty Lou Miller, Richard Miller, Iames Moyer, Richard Moyer, Isabelle Naffin, Iames Nagle, Gerald Troutman. Fifth Row: Henry Kremer, Alice Kuhn, Beatrice Leininger, Harry Little, Mr. Brown, Helen Matukewicz, Arlan Yerger. g 33 Senior Class History Well, gang. this is itl This is the year we have all been waiting forl But before we begin to burst forth with joy and happiness, let me take you into the past so that we may reminisce over our three years in senior high. Remember that first day-September 4. 1946. We started the three most important vears of our lives on that day. Whatever course we decided to take, our senior high education would be the most influential and beneficial that we would ever know. The main high-light of our USilly Sophomore year was the Crystal Ball gance. held in the gaily decorated gymnasium, and a wonderful time was had y al . Mr. lmboden was our class adviser. Mr. Husousky and Mr. Kershner aided us also in obeying this order. We returned in September 1947, and much to our dismay the school hadn't changed. We were now Ulolly Iuniorsf' The iunior dance, held after the home basketball games, was the first social event to be sponsored by the class. The junior play, 'AThe Adorable Imp, directed by Mr. Brown. was outstanding and also a financial success. September 1948. Then finally it was here. That year of years-when we became Sophisticated Seniors. What a terrific year that wasl The football team, well represented by our senior boys, and led by Russell Heffner, proved to be one of the most outstanding teams in the past few years. Winter brought on more sensational athletics, with the basketball team losing only three games the whole season. Karl Kauterman, captain of this fine team, deserves mention for his excellent leadership. Other activities in which our class participated were Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Band, Student Council, Baseball, Chorus, Majorettes, and Cheer- leaders. We are proud to say that Charles Bernheisel was our president for the past three years. The other officers for our senior year were vice-president, Iames Moyer: secretary, Sylvia Ketner: treasurer, Isabelle Naffin. Miss Baus- um, class advisor, and Mr, Brown guided us through this last year. The senior play, We Shook the Family Tree, proved to be an enjoyable evening of entertainment. Qur other activities were a senior dance, senior hoe-down, and a trip to Washington. Then came the month of Iune, the one month we will always remember as one of the greatest in our lives. Commencement and all other graduation ex- ercises took place in the auditorium. . Thus ended three years of hard work and good times, and we wish the best of luck to our successors in all they undertake. S Lou ANN MCLAUGH4LIN Class Historian. 434 fi Lee, Bergm- Uiahn Cresswell I :::Ul:i::.:,.+h I I!! um X D-um. sm-I X , f if 1 1 W, Z4 j I W f I9 +9 Z MAY X pq APRIL gq MARCH +1 TCIFEBRQR +1 NJA NM RY 41 H F'::-pm :J f' Cv cl H OCTO BER-fr 'YSEPTEMBER9 ix msn S 4 TDM U 0 ' .. f 4? . U o ,,,..- , , P J I , Iv' J 1 N V 1 q 'Q ., s A 1 oc. f +--- V -A 1 .. I v Nd D Wd!!! l f? 'Lq,q'cyBs-Suvrl if ...fi-H w V W I' Slmirley C Yy 41 'J nz , ,Ui ' ,I Q 5 X , . 5 I . . s A 4 ' .SEVENTH GRADE ' 1 , 'W' 'GIRLS First Row: Doris Phillips, Nancy Williams, Shirley Neidlinger, Patsy Coo-per, Barbara Werner, Ianet Glaser, Donna Klahr, Sandra Seltzer, Shirley Mortimer, Ioan Weiss. 5 Second Row: Mary Smith, Shirley Reber, Alice Davis, Mabel Fidler, Lois Deibert, Gail Pflueger, Suzanne Berger, Shirley Harig, Shirley Bensinger, Barbara Kerschner. Third Row: Mildred Reed, Marion Sheipe, Bette Ann Keller, Maxine Rudy, Pauline Harig, Iames Carey, Alberta Neidlinger, Catherine Caslow, Emily Nagle, Karen Koch, Ioan Reber, Sylvia Crossley. Top Row: Doris Hill, Beverly Dreisbach, Margaret Fayash, Almeda Koller, Barbara Moyer, Mary Unger, Constance Shollenberger, Nancy Koller, Rose Anne Fenstermacher, Patricia Iames, Natalie Kulickosky. BOYS First Row: Harry Wetterskog, Gerald Eiler, Charles Erdman, Robert Croneberger, Iames Uhler, lay Reber, Richard Whyte, George Fisher, Paul Moyer. Second Row: Barry Gordon, Robert Schaeffer, Marlin Zimmerman, Charles Koch, Forrest Reber, Richard Hill, Iohn Dietrich, Lane Shirey, Robert Sterner. Third Row: Dale Freed, Robert Smith, Robert Heyde, Patrick Becker, William Edward Spotts, Dale Schaeffer, Robert Becker, Richard Drey, Raymond Bowen, Harry Dewald, Melvin Ney, Fourth Row: Francis Romano, Philip Stramara, Iesse Hill, Robert Hoffman, Kimber Kaufman, Leonard Huegel, Norman Reed, Robert Huratiak, William Koch, Lewis Kremer, Richard Nagle. Top Row: David Kantner, Wayne Geary, Frank Spleen, Ronald Rhen, Richard Spitler, William Earl Spotts, Sherman Kinsey, Floyd Bayer, Theodore Heifner, Nicholas Lascala. 36 e . NX' ,x Uwe- f' BOYS ' f f' Z1 First Row: William Reber, Lee Gipe, Kenneth Lord, Edward Gordon, Lee Wagner, Alan ff ' Zyadyfv Reider, Iohn Marshall, Curtis Crittenden, Kenneth Nagle. I Jfpffll 6 f X ' Second Row: Glenn Reichert, William Whyte, Richard Williams, Samuel Stramara, lohn 1 ' f iffy, iL,2,f' Paul, Farel Becker, Ir., Clarence Ketner, Simon Nagle, Lamar Romberger. , 5' Third Row: lvan Schaffner, Edward Strause, Wilbert Moyer. Carl Zimmerman, Wayne i H V:,L,j ffl I Iones, Herbert Wolf, Melvin Ney, Guy Luckenbill, Raymond Moyer. ULALV' 'f I ,I J JVM Top Row: Robert Clem, Fred Merlino, Charles Sterner, Claude Williams, Charles Foose, f , XV df' C fx Wayne Hainley, Robert Schwenk, Walter Moyer, Ernest Rogers, Iames Keith. V LK, 'wax vl A i I 7,Lyw I - ff If Xdfffl fm 1 I GIRLS QM! A9-f , , jf J ,AW First Row: Diane Cvaydos, Ioan Brown, Charlotte Iacoby, Ioanne Kieffer, Shirley Crossley, If !f'5f'f ,X fi ll Nancy Sharadin, Ioyce Kinsey, Dorothy Horning, Dorothy Moyer. - :MA ,f wlglfyl Second Row: Shirley Kerschner, Carol Walters, Alberta Bernd, Sylvia Moyer, Lois Eiler, C X ' 711 J 'I' Ianet Miller, Karen Sigmund, Mary Kerschner, lean Aulenbach, Anne Croneberger. , Third Row: lo-any Smith, Roberta Reber, Ioan Calloway, Shirley Brown, Ruth Fuller, Patricia Schaeffer, Carolyn Snyder, Ioyce Oswald, Bessie Reed. f X I f Q Fourth Row: Arlene Gaydos, Lucia Termini, Anne Archbald, Dorthea Reed, Raydells if L A I Brown, Emily Blanhenhorn, Mildred l-leffner, Carol Moyer, Shirley Oswald. k Vt I 1 1 Top Row: Carmen Wingle, May Foose, lanice lmboden, Barbara Feeser, Sara Dietrich,, 1 f' AY ' iff. t l :i:'f'5l , Mary Ella Bashore. Betty Stubrich, Myrtle Knapp, Iune Rose Dewald, Verna Wolfe. K ,tl - L L I ,C . . Q 1 , 9 4 K ,I I, li I ' 1 D ' I , ', X' f U Y D ' l' EIGHTH GRADE f N! V4 1 il 1 - I . ,f x ,xx 'X I 'xx - .J AA .X . i K . ,si x X K, ti A i Q2 N, X3 t gn X U ix ' if x 'N Q ,Q j RXQ l -Qi' 14 i .5' x tr X 'J J' x X X X - , 1 t KX. xx-.., ,N A si, , xl. s.,l H f,g,., Lx X iyxim . .w Y, 4 i 37 I , - 5 ' , ' or . ,, .' n' , 'w- f Q, 3 ' C' f I .. -, 1 . Lila 1 9-f ' ,l J' , 'mf ' ' 5 1 , l GIRLS v. 2' ' FI.I'.Yf lfotv: Harriet Crossley, Shirley' A. Brown, Geraldine D'Alio, Shirley Gehrig, joan l.aub- -le, , 'JV' ir, enstein, l.ois Zulick, Rose XVingle. Barbara Scholl. Eleanor Keller, Elizabeth Glaser. QL' A, Scronrl Row: Illanche Greene, Peggy Anne Kramer, Jeanette Geary, Sylvia Mengle, Nancy fy A -f I ' f,U.L'!X Eiler, Gertrude Bottiglier, Fay Rolland, Glenda Loy, Susan Shornper, Louise Fellows. A ffr A ' Tlrird Row: Joan Troutman, June Boyer, Anna May Mohl, Marilyn Gudeman, Shirley Felty, ' VK, Morrisene Rhen, Helen Gordon, Emily Shaw, Marlene Umbenhauer. , pw Fnurtlz If'oi.': June Fredericks, Sylvia Killian, Fern Fidler, Marion Blanlcenhorn, Joanne fan! llatdorf, Mary Heinbach, Nancy Fritz, Sylvia Kriner, Patricia Hartranft, Ruth Griesel. .Lay Z MMV Bovs fi - Firrf Row: Robert Hartman, lVilliam Hafner, John VVha1en, Fred Reed, Richard Kline, jos- ' eph Trumbo, Jack Dudley, Mandon Boyer, Miles Reber, Ronald Emerich. Q 7 X, Second Row: Joseph Meitzler, Robert Harig, Russell Dewald, Richard Brown, john Fisher, fn ll Fred Daubenspeck, Kenneth Rumble, Dale Rutter, David Reed, VVilbur Killian, Robert H. Sterncr. Mya Third Rota: Gabriel Mazloom, Peter Mazloom, Charles Mohl, Ronald Schumacher, Edward ..fZWj,l Sharadin, Richard Achenbach, llfilliam Keller, Larry Mengle, Robert Zimmerman, Harry Zulick, Charles VVhalen. Fourth Rowtw Harold Dcibler, Richard Sherry, Walter Boyer, Edward Yarrish, Albert Never john Petry, Paul Haller, James Gilbert, 'William Bensinger, John Wolfe, Gerald Baum, C I V Fifih lx'01,.'g john Trumbo, Fred Bittle, XVilbur Kramer, Edward Naus, Ronald Best, james Croneberger, Russell Miller, Patrick Archbald, james Bailey, Clark Hershey. Sl-.ffll Row: Sterling Schappel, Bruce Spotts, Evan Bowen, Aaron Trout, Harry Thomas, Thomas Leehner, Roy Scott, Frederick Fellows, Calvin Krammes, Edward Edling, Irvin Baver. 38 DT I S I Dim! 'LL WM5 7 BOYS f of ff!-cf First Rong- George Long, Earl Schumacher, Arthur Zimmerman, Richard Mengle, John i X46 K7 Bolton, Ralph Greenawalt, joseph Kulikosky, Stephen Yacula, Edward Raslon. 0 Second Row: john Aregood, Glenn Kerschncr, Paul Nester, Richard Fensternlacher, Charles 05 llorden, Bruce Freed, Richard Sausser, Guy Lehman, Richard Reed. C A Third Kms: Ronald Knoll, XYilliam Hubler, Adam Tobias, Ronald Honicker, XYilliam Zim- mermap, Norman llensinger, Earl Emerich, Lawrence Hummel, Ronald Scott, Frank Keith, W W Charles Mengle. Q W , lfmrrfli 1601.3 XYindell Oswald, Leanard Kulikoslcy, Robert Quinter, Richard llowen, lYilber A l Gehrig, Lee VVarmkcssel, Leon Reager, Milton Deibert. l Top Rrmu' James Dix, Roderick Reidcr, Ray Heiser, Robert Shaup, Gary Gehrig, Paul Mengle, l Anton Kiehncr, Darrell Koch, Harold Nye. 1 GIRLS Ifirst Ix'nw.' Ida Reber, Susan Ptluegcr, janet Deibcrt, Florence Simmindinger, Mary Killian. Z Gladys Stoudt, Shirley Minnich, lda Reber, Marion Clay, lletty Gipe, - W Second Row: Lois Aaron, Nancy Geary, Shirley Geary, Alice Reber, lrene Yurenko, llarbara l Ebcrlc, Alberta llloyer, Mary ,lane Miller. ,A Tlzfrd lfnwg Leona Stroheclser, Marie Powell, Constance Eiler, Kathleen Haesler, Nancy Dewald, Mary Ann Bainbridge, Elaine Potts, Ann llast, Shirley Yoder, Dolores Smith, Janet i V ,fart '-- 1 llloyer. Fozfrtli Roto: Mary llernheiscl, Betty Lou Reber, Eva Trout, Phyllis Gehrig, Shirley Miller, W f W Jean Spitler, Kay Donna llubeck, Rhoda Pritchard, Dorothy Knoll, Lois Kramer, Louise Moyer. 0 , , Top Rafe: janet Herring, Ruth Bollinger, Lois Brown, Patricia Coombe, Dorothy Krammes. l Marlene Smith, Kathleen Rhein, Karlene Michel, Elizabeth Moyer, Faith F' ty, joan Hoffman. , I ,A P UN I .flf.f,4,,,-1 JEL I' , on-fA ' my U -' 1 1 f fs 'f y f time ,mf ' 'A 1 MW X-.ff -y Nt fu' 2 , L -V Lf! 'J ' I f I I, XX Y ,4,1,!Vl! ' tv k Cf X ,,, f I 'I ' fu M y 1- I . A - ' ' I : f wj -fy llife 1 E, ,.,JfJ-, MAJ,-Y. jx, CN-,yn-U .- Aff ,AL W Ml .f , 1 44, , , ,QA 1 o , . ,. ff! fi ' I Ufff' 'Zig V , , ft 'IJ' i.4,s',,! UA x 'i 'f IL fQ 'p fi-V' 1 I I tk ' I A k- X' f l wi 7 I ii I . '-N 'J 1 N 1 i F 1 39 1 -A-my 4 1 A .- 4 - 4 -ff A, f 1+ U. 4 e L - f I -, N li MV W I 4 -. K N 4, x JUNIOR CLASS Gllx' 1. S Frist Rrmg- Anna Termini, Emily Reed. Anna Dinger, june Cullen, JoAnn Little, lletty Reber Nancy Frey, Dolores Sterner, Harriet VVeiss, joan Lawson. Sfcmzd Row: Ethel Drey, Helen Trotman, Mary jane Evans, Anna Clark, Charlotte Guildin, Patsy Fidler, Helen Knittle, Eleanor Noccher, jean Schumacher, Radelle Loy. Third Rats: Margaret Aungst, Sylvia Bittle, LaRue Shoener, Pearl Neiswender, Naomi Oliver, Nan Geschwindt. VVinifred Kremer, Elaine Musket, janet Stump, Anita Wlise. Fourth Row: Ardelle VVuchter, Janine Epting, Suzanne Lechner, Joy Pflueger, Shirley Ziegenf fus, Nancy Glaser, Carol Kremer, Shirley Becker, Anna Laseala, Phyllis Kershner. Fifth Ruin Mary Alice Moyer, Phyllis Phillips, Martha Tobash, VVilma Raffa, Janice Yoder, joan Degler, june lireiner, Suzanne Graeff, Norma Snow, Patsy Faust. BO YS First 1x'otu.' Sherwood Dreher, Louis llocam, Charles Snyder, XVilliam Gehrig, Roy Nagle, David Saul, Lewis Hoy, Lee Freed, Glenn Kimmel, Donald Houch. . 5lf'L'UlllI Roan' Charles Zvorslcy, Russell Fidler, Robert Fritz, Gar Miller, john Mengle, Ken- neth Potts, Lamar Moyer, NYilliam Ilrensinger, Henry Felker, Robert Farr. , Third Note: Paul Batdorf, Ray VVildermuth, Salvadore, Stramara, james Madenfort, VVilliam Irving, Rommel VVoodland, jack Calloway, Eugene Iiubeek. Richard Kolbe, Leroy Rhein. 170117711 Rona' Fred Doll, Lee Berger, Neil Gehrig, Robert Feeser, Alvin Reigle, Ray Killian, Lt-on Strobe-eker, Martin Luther Acker, Iiisehoff Paul, Earl Teiebman, Robert Spotts, John Cress- well, 40 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SENIOR GIRLS GYM CLASS First Picture: Irene Anderson, Cath- erine Edling, Barbara Iacoby, Ioyce Seitzinger, Winifred Shollenberger, lean Lutz, Betty Lou Miller, Mary Iane Corrado, lean Starr, Francis Miller. Second Pictures: Ioyce Oswald, Nancy Wingle, Shirley Driesbach, Mildred Hoffman, Iune Palmer, Helen Matukewicz, Marion Hoffman, Sylvia Ketner, Vivian Pepper, Charlotte Crossley, Ieanne Chandler, Betty -Yeich, Isabelle Naffin, LouAnn Mc- Laughlin. Third Picture: Mary lane Breining- er, Ellen Reed, Rita Koch, Nancy Bernet, Ethel Werner, Alice Kuhn, Nancy Greisel, loan Anne Rhen, Dor- othy Creary. 41 COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT TYPING SALES HOME ECONGMICS DEPARTMENT ECONOMICS CLASS ENTH GRADE GIRLS HEALTH PROGRAM SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM The school lunch program is set up in the Schuylkill Haven High School to help meet the nutritional delicien- cies that exist among the school child- ren of Schuylkill Haven. A hot, nutri- tionally balanced meal is prepared and served by two women cooks assisted by pupils under the supervision of the Home Economics Teacher. Under the National School Lunch Program surplus foods are made avail- able to schools and a cash reemburse- ment of .09 per meal for each pupil's lunch. making it possible to serve a complete lunch at a cost of .l5c per meal. The lunch is served in the Home Economics Room of the High School. Any pupil may eat there who fills out an application card and has it approv- ed bv Home Room teacher and Miss Lutz. supervisor. Because of limited serving and seating space, the pro- gram is limited to 140 applications. A typical lunch consists of soup or main dish, sandwich or bread and butter, dessert and pint of milk. Each meal is planned to meet nutrition requireed under the National School Lunch Program. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT 45 X f Ei ' I ,Zn 5' 57 KGB ,E f 4 ff , A - , Q R I . A fl N .AJ 4 4- Vi .r ' Mx! 9, wifi ' SK ' f f f f Tit riff X 1 ff if i' i f u f My . fi, X Nw' ff ,X fl fx X E ff 7 ,iff jff riff XX, f' X fr! fx ff in ' ff ,, ,X . X ' I X A ff ff f I 0 4 , .,- f . 1' FIIIZYI Rot-'I ,loyce Oswald. Sfruild Harv- l.:1rry Klinger. Third Rm-'g john l.. Straueh. First Non' .' D'Alio. Srrmzzl Iffm' Roy Scott. T11 in! Rmv. Keller. K? SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Nancy Glaser. Shirley Ziegcnfus, Irene Andersun, Shirley' l,TlCSl11lk'l'l, -lnnice Saul. Robert jones, -Ioyec Seitzinger, joy Pflueger, Miss llziusum, Mary ,lane Corrado, Charles llernheisel. Rohert Feeser, james Moyer, l.ee Iierger. Dan Stramnrzl, ,ll'NlOR HONOR SOCIETY Harriet Crossley, Shirley Gehrig, Shirley llrown, Karen Sigmund, Geraldine .' James Keith, Clarence Ketner, Miss Dora llruwn. l'aI ,ATCllllH2llCl. Mlanies llziiley JoAnn llntclorf, Anne Cruneberger, Marilyn Hudemnn, Mildred llerfner. Eleanor ,24- wif STUDENT COUNCIL 91 Q an W ima' STVDENT COITNCIL CFIRST SEMESTERJ First Rmn: Sherwood Dreher, june Cullen, Susan Pflueger, Shirley Geary, Marie Powell, llelcn Knittle. joan Lawson, Shirley Drieshach. Second Rnru: Nancy Glaser, Catherine Edling, jean Starr, Lois Brown, Phyllis Phillips, janice Yoder, janet Moyer. Elizabeth Moyer. Third Rozu: Ronald Scott, james Moyer, Charles Zyorsky, james Wagner, Carl Brown, Nlfilliani Ketner, Danicl Stramara, David Sigmund, VVilliam llrcnsinger. Top ly'n:up Ray Xxulllllffllllllll, Richard Kolpe, Roderick Reider, james Dix, Mr. Ilrown, john l.. Strauch, john Calloway, Robert jones, Paul Dcilvler, STUDENT COUNCIL CSECOND SEMESTERD Seated: Eleanor Noecker, Nancy Glaser, Shirley Ziegenfus, Catherine Edling, Nancy Bernet, Nancy Dewald, Anna Dinger, Isabelle Naffin, Florence Simmindinger, Shirley Minnich, Kathleen Rhein, Kathleen Haesler. Standing: Wendell Oswald, Richard Kolhe, james Madenfort, VVilliam Ketncr, james VVag- ner, Salvatore Stramara, james Moyer, Richard Bowen, Francis Stramara, Anna Clark, Mr. Brown, Suzanne Lechner, David Sigmund, Henry Kremer, Larry Klinger, Fred Doll, john L. Strauch, Robert jones, Carl lirown, Bischoff Paul, john Cresswell. 48 SENIOR TRI - HI -Y First Row: Mary lane Breininger, Ieanne Chandler, Lou Ann McLaughlin, Irene .Xtider Rose Roeder, Sylvia Ketner, Nancy Wingle, Charlotte Crossley. Second Row: Isabelle Naffin, Ethel Werner, Catherine Edling, Betty Yeich, lvliss Btiuium. Vivian Pepper, Ianice Saul, Ioan Ann Rhen, Shirley Driesbach. Third Row: lean Eeeney, Barbara Iacoby, Alice Kuhn, Dorothy Creary, Ellen Reed, loyc-3 Seitzinger, Iean Starr, Nancy Bernet, lune Palmer. Last' Row: lean Lutz, Francis Miller, Nancy Greisel, Ioyce Oswald, Ruth Gilham, Nlary lane Corrado, Helen Matukewicz. SENIOR HI - Y First Row: Paul Batdorf, Robert Feeser, Henry Koenig, Robert lones, Larry Klinqer, Charles Bernheisel, Lee Berger. Second Row: Wendell Oswald, Richard Sausser, Bruce Freed, Mr, Bowen, Louis Bocam, David Saul, Charles Snyder. Third Row: Frank Keith. Larry Hummel, Richard Reed, Richard Fenstermacher, Russell Heffner, Carl Brown, Iames Moyer, Fourth Row: Darrell Koch, Robert Shaup, lohn Cresswell, lohn A. Strauch, Karl Kauter- man, lohn L. Strauch, Paul Deibler. Top Row: Fred Edling, Garry Gehrig, Richard Bowen, Lewis Ernst, Williain Ketner, Fred Doll, Neil Gehrig. 49 MIXED CHORUS l71'f'.rtIx'fm'.' Anna Dinger. .Iune Cullen, ,lo:Xnn Little. lfnnrfli lx'rm'.' Neil Gehrig, jack Calloway, Daniel Rose Roc-der, Sylvia Ketner. joan Lawson, Nancy Frey. Stramara, llaul Kramer. Russcll llefzfncr, Robert Farr, ,loycc Oswald, Eleanor Noecker, Patricia Fidlcr. Larry Klinger, Rommel W'0odland, Lea- Ilerger, Fred Smwizzl lx'rm'g Mary ,lane lfvans. Anna Clark, Irene Doll. Calvin Rcidlcr, .Xnd-arson, Lou Ann McLaughlin, Sylvia liittle, Nan Iiffih Rfmu' Fredrick Edling. Charles liernheisel. Gcscliwindl, ,Ianiee Saul. Raydellc Loy. Anita XYise, Martin Luthcr Aclccr, Leon Strohcclier, Ruhert lfeeser, Mary Jane lireininger, Joyce Seitzinger. Tlifrd Ix'fm': Anna Mae liillle, Dorothy Crcary Kuhn. Nancy liernel, Ruth Gilliam, Nancy Glaser lcy Zeigenfus. Anna Lascala, ,lean Starr, Mary Corrado. , Alice , Shir- ' lane Miss Shoener, jake Dauhert, Karl Kaulerman, John L. Strauch. Henry Koenig. .S'i.rrlz Row: Suzanne Lechncr, Phyllis Phillips, Pat- ricia Faust, lidward XXI-ltcrslcog, David Saul, Ruhc-rt Jones, Norma ,lean Snow, Suzanne Graeil. joy Pflucger. TENTH GRADE CHORUS 1 ir.vf Roan' Ida Reher, Susan Pllueger, janet Deihert, Florence Simniindinger, Shirley Min- nieh, Miss Shocncr, Gladys Stoudl, lietty Gipe. Nancy Geary. Shirley Geary, Alice Reber. Sfcmzrl Rmw: Nancy Dewald. Constance Eiler. Nancy Ney. Marie Powell, Kathleen llacslcr, llarlmara lfbcrlc. Ann llast, Shirley Yoder, Alberta Moyer. Eva Trout. Y'11i1'z1 Rot-'g Lois lirown, janet Herring, Leona Stroheclcer. Roda Pritchard, Kay Donna llulucelc. janet Moyer, Patsy Coombe, Dorothy Krammes, Marlene Smith, Kathleen Rhein. Ifnnrtli Rare: Ronald Scott, llruec: Freed, Richard Sausscr, lilizahcth Moyer, Karlsen Michel, Faith Felty, .loan Hoffman. Richard Rccd, Larry Hummel. Richard Fenstermachcr. Tap Rate: lYendell Oswald, Frank Kc-ith. Gary Gehrig, Richard llowen, Paul Mcngcl, Ralph Greeuawalt, Anton Kichner, XYilliam Huhlcr, Rohcrt Shaun, Darrcll Koch. 50 IUNIOR TRI- H! - Y 1'iI'J'.Yf 1Cot.': june Rayer, Gertrude llotiiglier. Nancy Eiler, ,loan Lauhcnstcin. Shirley Gehrig. Geraldine D'Alio, Rose XYingle, Harriet Lrossley, Peggy lxrarner. Seufuzrl Rare: Marilyn Gudernann, lileanor Keller, Marlene l'mhenhauer. Susan Shonmer, Miss llrown. Shirley Felty. Sylvia Mengle, Shirley llroxvn. Sylvia Killian. Taft lv'ozt'.' Mary Heinlwaeh. louise liclloyvs. Jeanette Geary. Glenda l.oy, Ioknn liatdori. Nancy Fritz. Morrisine Rhen, Fern Fidlcr. joan Troutinan, NIILYIOH lllanlcenliorn. NINTH GRADE CHORUS I z'1'.rt IXJOTUJ l.ois Zulich, Geraldine DH-Xlio, Shirley llrown, Rose Hvingle. Miss Shoener. Harriet Crossley, Flizaheth Glaser, Peggy Kremer, ,Ieanette Geary. Sm-and Rare: Patricia Hartranft, Louise Fellows, Joan Lauhcnstine, Marion iYIHllCI'll1Zi.LlL'F, Anna Mac Mohl, Eleanor Keller, Shirley Gehrig, Sylvia Mcngle, Nancy Eiler. Emily Shaw. 'l'l1lir1l ff'0Zi',' Sylvia Kriner, Xaney Fritz, Mary Heinhach, jo.-Xnn liatdorf, Fern Fidler, Glenda I.oy, Gertrude llottiglier, -lime Boyer. Morriscne Rhen. Shirley Felty, Marilyn Gudeman. 1 1lJIll'fll Rmvg Wiilliain llarncr, Fred Reed, Donald jones, Marion lilankcnhorn, Ruth Griesel, Robert Hartman, ,Ioan Troutman, Suzanne Sehomper, john Fisher, David Reed, joseph Meitzler. Fifth Rmu: Gerald llaum, Ronald Schumacher, Richard Achenbach. Dale Rutter, Aaron Trout, Sterling Schappel, james Lfroneherger, Fredrick Fellows, XX'alter Boye. Sixllz Rare: Thomas l,echner, Rat Archibald, blames llailey, Richard Sherry, Roherl Sterner, lfdward lfdling, Calvin Kramnies. Sl LIBRARY CLUB Fist Rowe: Morrisene Rhen. Peggy Kramer, Nancy liernet, Catherine Edling. Jeanne Feeney, Jeanette Geary, Ruth Gilliam, Sylvia llittle, Emily Reed, Helen Knittle, Ellen Reed. Second Ifrmu Kathleen Haesler, Alice Kuhn, Anna Lascala, Nancy Dewald. Miss Reed, Sylvia Ketner, Rose Roeder, Margaret Aungst, Anna Mae Iiittle, Joanne Batdorf, Eleanor Noeeker. Sir111f1z'11g.' Robert Spotts, llruee Freed, Lee Freed, Helen Trotman, Phyllis Phillips. CASHIERS 1 -First Rmu: Marion Sheipe, Patsy Cooper, Sandra Seltzer, janet Glaser, XYalter Kaplan, joan Smith, Sandra Kichner, Dotty Horning, Lois Eiler. i Second Ix'ou'.' Patsy Aungst, Herbert VVolfe, Mildred Heffner, Robert lrleyde, Peggy Kremer, Sylvia Mengle, Eleanor Keller, Harriet Crossley. Y . 'flzird I?ozt'.' Sarah Deitrieh, Marie Powell, Kathleen Rhine, Roy Scott, Richard Miller, Sylvia lxriner, Susan Pilucger, Karlenc Michel, Lois Brown. Fourth Row: Gary Gehrig, Suzanne l.echner, Mary Alice Moyer, Anna Clark, Anna Dinger, Rose Roeder Catherine idling, lsabelle Naffin, Irene Anderson. Safety Patrol and Budget Collectors SAIfIi'I'Y I'A'l'ROl, Smztvdg -lllllfl l,, Strauclx. Dah- Rutter, Russell l-leffm-r, I.cc llcrgcr. .S'tnm1z'ng: Nancy XYinglt-, Frmd Doll, Anna Lzlscala, Mr. Hafner, Rust' Ruvdcr. lll'lJfQET L'Ol.l.lftf'l'ORS lfirxf lfozu: Alice Kuhn, Dorothy Crt-ary, Janice Saul, lletly Ycicll, Rose Rocder. Svumzd lx'nzt'.' XYillJert Crcsswt-ll, lillik' Ditulmvrt, Karl Kzlutvrnlztn. Mr. liL'I'SCllI'lt'!' Richard Gentzlinger. Gerald Donmoyer, Dzmiel Strnmarzt. Twp Ix'n:rg Cltzxrls llernllcisel. Russell llcltm-r, Harry Ney. 53 Instrumental as a Y ,, - A. T 'i ... - , 4. 1 5 ' 1 The Band ,Q Q . .Q . . onthe Field e n ' on T D f 0 Q Q t Organizations HIGH SCHOOL CADET HAND I7t'r.vl Nz1tt': Sherman Kinsey. XYayne jones, Marlin Luther Acker, Edward VVetterskog, May Fuose, Fred Dauhenspeek, Richard lirown, l.ou Ann McLaughlin, Mr. Unger, Alice Kuhn, Ivan Schaffner, Gerald Haunt, Ronald Rhen, Patsy Aungst, Rommel W'oodland, Charles Foose, XYalter Kaplan, SSCLYHIII Note: Richard Spittler, john Marshall, XYil- liam Relmer, Charles Ketner, Nancy VVingle, Anna Las- eala, Rehard Sausser, Frank Spleen. Shirley llrmvn, Suzanne Shomper. Tlifrd lx'nri': john Paul, Kay Donna llulmeclc, Mary jane Evans, Marlene Smith, john Fisher, XYilliam Harner, David Reed, Richard Fenstermaeher, Constance Eiler, Rose Roeder, james Hailey, jake Dauhert. Fnzzrllz Rate: Richard Sherry, XN'illiam Spotts, janiee Saul, Ruth Gilliam, Patricia Fidler, joan Smith, Nancy Dewald, Mary Ann Bainbridge, Dale Rutter, Robert Clem, Tony Kichner, james Keith, Donald Houch, Har- ry Ney. Fifth li'mu: Harold Nye, Roy Scott, Lawrence llum- mel, llenry' Koenig, Charles Bcrnheisel, Robert Farr, Ronald Schumacher. Martha Tohash, james Cronelxerg- er, Bruce Freed, Fred Fellows, Calvin Reidler, Gerald lslarncr, Fred Dull, Neil Gehrig. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN HIGH ORCHESTRA l irsl lx'0iu.' Karen Kock, Donna Klahr, Mildred XValter Kaplan, Kenneth Rumble, Ronald Schumacher, Thompson, Patricia Fidler, Marlene Smith, Richard juan Smith, XN'illiam Spotts, james Keith, Earl Unger, Spitler, David Reed, Kay Donna liuheck. 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Qther members of the staff are layout editor, Ianice Saul: associates, Ioyce Oswald, Nancy Wingle, Dorothy Crearyg sports editor, Iames Moyerg staff secretary, Irene Anderson: typists, lean Chandler, lean Lutz. Artists, Ioyce Seitzinger, Harry Ney, May lane Corrado: snapshot editor, Betty Yeich: associate, Edward Wetterskog: advertising manager, Daniel Stramara: associates, Shirley Driesbach, Iohn L, Strauch, William Ketner, lake Daubert, Barbara Iacoby, Alice Kuhn: circulation manager, Ruth Gilham: associates, Catherine Edling, Isabelle Naffin, Iune Palmer. 58 LAY,OUT EDITORS lanicc Saul. Nancy VVinglC, Doro' thy Creary, ARTISTS AND TYPISTS Ioyce Seitzinger, Mary Ianc Cor- rado, I-larry Ney, Irene Anderson, Ieannc Chandler. BUSINESS DIVISION Scared: Catherine Edling, Isabelle Naffin, Alice Kuhn. Barbara Iacoby. Shirley Driesbach. Standing: Iames Moyer, Iune Palm- er, Edward VVettcrskog. Betty Yeich, lake Daubert. VVilliam Ketner, Daniel Stramara. 59 THE G.A.A. l 1'1'.rl Rnrug Lou Ann Melaughlin, -lean Lutz, Sylvia Ketner, Catherine liclling, Lois llrown, Susan Ptlucger, Miss -lane llurlcert, janet Moyer, Mary Ann Ilainhridge, Anna Dinger, Shirley Ziegcnfus, Joyce Ann Seitzingcr, .leanne Chandler. Sfcond Role: Nancy Gricsel, llvinifrcd Shollcnherger. Betty Yeich, Vivian Pepper, lda Rc-her, Dolores Sterner, liinily Reed, ,Ioan Lawson, Shirley Minnieh, VVinifred Kramer, Raydclle Loy, joanne Little. June Cullen. Third Norm: ,lean Starr, lsahellc Nattin, Barbara jacohy, Lois Kramer, Shirley Geary, Kay Donna liuheclc, Mary Alice Moyer. Mary -lane Evans, Anna Clark. Suzanne Lechner, Carol Kremer, Elaine Mnsliet, Nancy Dcwald. Fmzrfli Nmc: Jeanne Feeny, Mary jane Corrado. Irene Anderson. ,loannc Ilhcn, Nancy Ney, Constance Eiler, Rose Roeder, Anita XYise, Phyllis Phillips, Nancy Glaser, Naomi Oliver. lYilnia liaffa, janet Stump, Eleanor Noeckcr. Fiflfz Rnrv: joyce Oswald, Dorothy Creary, Alice Kuhn, Ruth Gilliam, Marie Powell, Helen Trotnian, Margaret Aungst, lithel Drey, Mary jane llreininger, Shirley liecker, Sylvia llittle, Anna Lascala, Martha Tohash, Janine lipting, Helen Knittle, Patricia Fidler. Sixtlz Hmm: Ellen Rced, Nancy llernet, Nancy Wlingle, lletty Gipe. Teresa Buracholc, Rhoda Pritchard, Leona Strohecker, janet Herring, Marlene Smith, Joan Dcgler, Anna Mae llittle. Joy Ptluegcr. Tnfi IQUIUI Helen Matuccwicz, Rita Koch, Shirley Drieshach, Charlotte Crossley. Kathleen Rhein, Nancy Geary, Elizabeth Moyer. Lois Aaron, jean Spitler, Mary Killian, Kathleen Haeslcr, Pearl Xeiswender. Norma jean Snow, LaRue Shoener, Faith Felty, llarhara Ehcrle. 60 Iii? W NT MH W gif ,fx KMA sm - Xxwxv., J My S 23 H 'X X Q if - X in f l Lf? We'ne geNi0RS New Amd KH OUR 661s We his lic Lem1e.We Mui COIHSSS ll Ieannie Chandler, Robert Iones, Chas. Bernheisel, Edward Wet- terskoq, Iames Wagner, Harris Schaller, Lou Ann McLaughlin. Henry Koenig, Larry Klinger, Mary Iane Corrado, Dot Creary, Winifred Shollenberger, C a r l Brown. 62 ,fix fix. Danny Stramara, Betty Yeich. Harris Schaller, Iames Moyer. Nancy Griesel, Iames Wagner, Harry Little, Carl Brown. Miss Bausum, Andy Anderson, Hoey Kauterman, Dot Creary. Betty Lou Miller, David Sig- mund, Charlotte Crossley, Shir- ley Driesbach, Harry Nye, loyce Seitzinger, Vivian and Maurice Pepper, Nancy Iones, Mary lane Corrado, Ieanne Feeney, Dot Creary, Lou Ann McLaughlin, Beatrice Leininger, Vivian Pep- per, Winifred Shollenberger, lan- ice Saul, Charlotte Crossley. Shirley Drieshach, Ioyce Cs- wald, Danny Strarnara, Charles Bernheisel, lack Strauch. Ed- ward Wetterskog, lean Starr. leannie Chandler. 63 Bl Charlotte Crossley, Iames Moy er. Glenn Achenbach, Rita Koch Marion and Mildred Hoffman lanice Saul, Shirley Driesbach Robert Krammes, lsabelle Naf- fin, Betty Lou Miller. First Row: Vince and Danny Stramara, Shir- ley Driesbach, Harry Little, Ruth Gilhain, Ellen Reed, Anna Lascala, lean Starr, lune Palmer, Kitty Edling, Nancy Bernet, Sylvia Ketner. Nancy Wingle, loyce Oswald. Second Row: Betty Yeich, loyce Oswald, Nancy Wingle, loyce Seitzinger. Third Row: Kitty and Fritz Edling, Paul Kramer. Fourth Row: lean Starr, David Sigmund. Harris Schaller, Helen Matukewicz, Henry Kremer. First Row: Vivian Pepper, Ieanne Chandler, Icrry Donmoyci: Second Row: Iimmie Nagle, Paul Dcibler. Dot Creary, Laurabelle Runkle, Suzanne Lech- ner, Ellen Recd, Syb Ketner, Suzanne Graeff. Rose Reeder, Carl Shomper, Skip MCL3llQhllU, Kitty Edling, loyce Qswald. Third Row: Iune Palmer, Ioyce Seitzinger, loan Ann Rhen, Ianet Sampson, Ellen Reed, Nancy VVingle, Nancy Bernet, Syh Ketner, Duffy Graycr, Anna Lascala. Fourth Row: lake Dauhert, Ieanne Chandler. Betty Yeich, Vivian Pepper, Ieanne Feeny, Skip McLaughlin. Dot Creary. Betty Yeich, 5 2 WN j1 .. 2 7,1 5 5 1 66 SENIOR PLAY A three act comedy, We Shook the Family Tree was presented by mem- bers of the senior class in the high school auditorium, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 23 and 24. The cast was coached by Miss Doris Helms, and her assistant, Miss Ethel Bausum. Characters portrayed were as follows: Hildegarde Dolson .,...... Ioyce Oswald Mr. and Mrs. Shermer .,.. Dorothy Creary Sally ...,..,..... Lou Ann McLaughlin and Gerald Harrier Bobby . , , ....,. Larry Klinger Freddie .,....... . , . Daniel Stramart Iimmy . . , ..... Iohn L. Strauch Ellie May . . . , , . Ioyce Seitzinger Mother , ,, Mary lane Corrado Iill ....,.,. ,...... I ean Starr Father . . . . Karl Kauterman Paige . . . . Nancy Wingle 67 THE JUNIOR PLAY HThe Adorable Imp , a laugh riot in three acts by lay Tobias, was drama tized by the junior class on March 11 and 12, 1948. The cast was coached by Edward Brown, junior class adviser, and assistants, Miss Ethel Bausum and Mrs. Pa ul Christman. Hortense Hostetter . . . Betty Lou Gordon . Mrs. Abby Simpkins Brian Barday ...... Malvina Barday .... Pamela Gordon . . . Clint Purdy ........... Imogene Van Ryndon .... Winston Pickrell ..... Ross Waldron .... . . . . . Dorothy Creary Lou Ann Mclsaughlin Ianice Saul .. Charles Bernheisel . Mary lane Corrado . . . . . . Ioyce Oswald . . . . Daniel Stramara ....... Nancy Iones . Richard Gentzlinger . . . . . . Larry Klinger Stage crew included Frederick Edling, Lee Reber, lake Daubert, Robert Krammes, Iames Moyer, Edward'Wetterskog. 68 ff X , ,54-.,f - fo 7, V XQQXX If , , gCH,g1AVf 0 0 1 4 yy f ff M A-OCBQCQ KW , X ff f ' X ff ,Q nb lf 1 4 X X I X f-, , v f X, ff Xu ff 4 X, X f,,, X! 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Ray' Killian, l,ee llerger, Piul Mengle. J r. Top Rnrvg Milton Dt-ilmert, Edward lfdling, Calvin Kraiiimes, Roy Scott, llisclioff l'ziu1, Hart ld X ye, joseph K ulikoslty. 1948 PIGSKIN Schuylkill Haven continued to play all its foothall tilts under the arcs with the exception of one away game. Facing a rugged ten game schedule, the Hurricanes proudly scored a record of nine wins against one loss with the last eight victories in succession. Coach Williain Stauffer loses six Hrst-string men and four other players via graduation. The boys graduating A. Sept, 1O A. Sept. 17 H. Sept. 2-1 H. Oct. 1 H. Oct, 11 H. Oct. 16 A, Oct. 23 H, Oct. 29 H. Nov. 5 A. Nov. 12 IAY VEE A. Oct. 19 H. Nov. 2 A. Nov. 8 Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven Haven PARADE are: Russell Heffner. Charles Bernheisel Karl Kauter man, Fredrick Edling. Gerald Troutman ohn Cresswell Wilbert Cresswell, Tohn A. Strauch. Gerald Harner and Richard Genzlinger. FOOTBALL Ashland 13-12 Minersxfille 6-19 Wilson 25-6 Cass Twp. 25-O St. Clair 35-13 Mahanoy Twp. 27-0 Muhlenberg 19-7 Porter Twp. 31-19 Mahanoy City 42-O Shillington 25-13 vs. Cressona 13-7 Cressona 19-O Pottsville 7-14 72 DJ H- Q! Q-2 .-f QD' 32 O4 DN 'X L72 F4 'UN ....,., ,nm nas J gui 352 335 35' I SCD -if-f Q-O D Om 24 ff 'C ru DJ 1 m cn -D CI OJ CL SESSZSEEFS Night Night Night Night Night Day Night Night Night Night 1948 BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Robert Gehrig, Robert Shaup, Bruce Freed, Robert McCord, Richard Fenster- macher, Neil Gehrig. Second Row: Gar Miller, lohn A. Strauch, Arlan Yerger. Joseph Zmuida, Robert Feeser. Harry Ney, Edward Uhler. Third Row: Paul Mengle, Paul Batdorf, lake Daubert, Harold Nye, Mr, Hummel, Ray VVildermuth, Darrell Koch, Fred Doll, Roy Scott. CHEERLEADERS Anna Clark, lean Feeney, Ioyce Oswald, Suzanne Lechner, Ioanne Little. 73 E l Basketball Dec. Ian. Feb 7 10 14 17 21 4 7 11 14 18 21 25 28 1 4 8 11 15 IS 22 26 Hamburg Coaldale Branch Hegins Tremont Minersville Pine Grove Orwigsburg Cass Reilly Port Carbon Branch Hegins Tremont Minersville Pine Grove Orwigsburg Cass Reilly Port Carbon Cass KA? KH? KH? KH? KA? KA? KH? KA? KH? KA? KH? KA? KA? KH? KH? KA? KH? KA? KH? KA? KP? Varsity lay Vee 55-35 33-31 44-47 37-35 27-24 68-45 38-22 51-37 37-30 65-43 30-26 41-42 48-34 44-36 36-31 41-39 26-21 49-43 34-39 58-35 38-24 44-42 28-24 56-38 39-20 48-37 33-26 72-34 29-14 33-35 15-41 58-28 21-20 50-67 19-34 50-40 35-31 52-38 20-18 38-39 playoff 32-29 : Q-..Tf,' W 'QQ' 51 Nm we QS 'if ff? - gf 2, EE P'r ' y ,,,,-. ' 'M 'mv-' 1: :Q 'RX XX .JA fi 5,5 3 .Ez 5523- . I QM F . .255 K I . 3, zg. 5. A k .3 Q, 'K if x A 2 ' 1 5 Miva 5 . f ' - ..., ., .1 . - ,3 ,4 'L f i .' ,R J L' I: 5 lwlfw wvsu ' ' wfsg 4 , :7 535, F W5 rw gl' ,,, , A. QQ l My 7 f 4' ' Q A Vi Q 12 N . 2 , if di 'Inu-L 1 'if' 4 - ygvfc 5 ' 2238, ' in 55 GW 'f .NZM , Lim: H 5121 5'3 195 f' ' ,, ' W1 V.,, , A :,. ,. , 1 4 'db' 1 A 6 R' 'Vw 1 :,A. ,wil Vwmf 9 1 . lmgizg I K ' S ,P Q v.--. H- . if M ig as fi 24 Q 3 ..,, X z V mx Q- 1948-49 BASKETBALL REVIEW The fighting Hurricanes again brought glory to Sch, Haven High on the hardwood. The record shows five defeats against 16 victories for the season. The Hurricanes placed second in the South Schuylkill League, Sch. Haven was eliminated from the South Schuylkill League O'Shaunessy playoffs by Cass Twp. in an overtime duel. Coach Win Evans loses only two players by graduation. They are Karl Kauterman and Richard Miller. Next year's team should have a good season because there is an experienced team available. Karl Kauterman was the leading point maker in the South Schuylkill with a total of 330 points in eighteen games. Kauterman was named to the first team on the Pottsville Republican All-Star team and also received All-State honor- able mention. 76 PARKWAY PAPER BOX COMPANY, INC. Nlf it's well BOXED, it's half sold. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Telephone No. 1 R. C. GEHRIG Sz SON Builders' Supplies READY-MIX CONCRETE - CONCRETE BURIAL VAULTS Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of KLAHR DRY CLEANERS 7 ST. JOHN STREET PHONE - 1005 82 Compliments of JIM'S SPORT SHOP Leading Sporting Goods Store 111 East Main Street - Phone 1050 Retailer RIFLES, FISHING TACKLE, GUNS AND AMMUNITION BASEBALL, BASKETBALLS, ETC. Hunting and Fishing Licenses Compliments of Motor Contracts Corporation Sales Financing MOOSE BUILDING - POTTSVILLE, PENNA. Telephone 5270 EARL STOYER Cadillac - Oldsmobile Schuylkill Haven and Pottsville, Pa. Phone 206 83 Haven Lunch Bar COpposite the High Schoolj Hamburgers Hot Dogs Ice Cream Candy French Fries WALTER F. MULLEN 204 E. Main St. fWhere Dock St. meets Mainl Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE SURETY BONDS COMPLIMENTS OF REIDER SHOE COMPANY 84 D. M. BITTLE C. C. DETWILER D. M. BITTLE FUNERAL HOME 25 EAST MAIN STREET, SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. For a Dinner, a Snack, or a Banquet try PARKWAY RESTAURANT Phone 9436 Compliments I ETI-IEL MAID INC. An Invitation to Loveliness SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. 85 Congratulations to the Class of 1949 ARGO KNITTING MILLS, INC. Ph 524 D k St L. C. Driesbaeh Garage HUDSON SALES and SERVICE Bear Wheel Alignment Sz Frame Straightening Repairs to All Makes of Cars Schuylkill Haven, Pa. RUSSELL F. SNYDER ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 435H St ShH P 86 I The Schuylkill Haven Trust Company SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Delco Remy, Auto- Lite Stromberg, Carter - Carburetors A.C. Fuel Pumps S H O E N E R ' S TYDOL Sz. VEEDOL PRODUCTS Carburetor and Ignition Service'-Greasing SL Washing Try Us For Price CONNOR'S CROSSING PHONE 979 COMPLIMENTS OF Losch Boiler Sales Company Phone 15 87 A Warm Welcome Awaits You at the Ebbitt Hotel Tenth Sz H. Streets, N.W., Washington, D.C. GEORGE C. CLARKE, Owner-Manager THOROUGH BUSINESS TRAINING The Ford School of Business is an approved school with modern equip- ment and up-to-date methods to prepare young people intensively for busi- ness careers. Stenographic, Secretarial and Accounting Courses that will qualify you for a responsible position. Write, or telephone for full information. FORD SCHOOL OF BUSINESS 223 South Centre Ct. Pottsville, Pa. TELEPHONE 1818 0713 PUUSVHUS GREATEST Dm INSTITUTIBN Drinond ' affairs ' Reliable Jewelers for 39 Years POTTSVILLE, PA. 88 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '49 Ll z z Z Z SCHUYLKILL HAVEN PHONE 733 It Pays to Attend ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW S. E. MENGLE,S SONS Cressona, Pa. Custom Grinding - Flour - Feed - Grain - Special Mixtures Phone Schuylkill Haven 897 Compliments of Pottsville Supply Company 89 DOUTRICH'S POTTSVILLE, PA, The Style Center of Schuylkill County For Men's and Boy's Apparel! LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE QUICKLY! EASILY C Empire has day, night and part-time Classes for Your Conveniences. 0 Empire invites You to Enroll at any time. O Empire allows you to pay as you earn-learn. O Position upon graduation. O Empire has experienced instructors, teaching the newest methods. 'C Empire has large, well equipped classrooms. Write, Phone or Call for Beautiful New Booklet. Empire Beauty College 18 N. Centre St., Pottsville Compliments of Art Engraving Sz Electrotyping Co. Court Street, Reading, Pa. BLUE Sv. GGLD ENGRAVER 90 The First National Bank and Trust Co. CJur'5H9th liear oflSbrvdce 1899 --- 1949 Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 91 BENTLEY 8g SIMON, Inc. 7 West 36th St., New York 18, N. Y. Manufacturers of CHOIR GOWNS-PULPIT ROBES-CAPS, GOWNS, HOODS FOR ALL DEGREES I Outfltters to over 3000 Schools, Colleges, and Churches HEFFNER MOTORS CROSLEY SALES Sz SERVICE General Repairing 211 W. Main Street Schuylkill Have PHONE Z 10 Compliments of HILL FARM DAIRY Homogenized - MILK - Pasteurizecl ICE CREAM PHONE 1126 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Renninger's Market Schuylkill Haven - Orwigsburg Highway RENNINGER'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW 92 Congratulations to the Class of '49 w 9 alarkey S Pottsville Everything Musical .... Anything Electrical You Marry the Girl ..... We'll Furnish the Home HUMMEUS 75th Anniversary Year 510-12-14 North Centre St. Pottsville READING BUSINESS INSTITUTE AN APPROVED SCHOOL FOR BUSINESS TRAINING 10th and Penn Sts. Reading, Pa. Phone 2-6771 SMOKE SHOP EARL S. WILLIAMS zo Sf. John Street Sch. Haven, Pa. STUDEBAKER SERVICE 29 W. M ' Sr. am Unger's Market Phone 243 Self-Service Phone 442 BASTIAN BROS. Rochester, N., Y. Designers and Producers of EXCLUSIVE HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE JEWELRY COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS NAME CARDS ak MR. PAUL L. WAGNER, District Manager P. O. Box 268, Tamaqua, Pa. 94 ACK STUDIO Q Portraiture and Commercial VVork of the Better Kind if MAKERS OF PHOTOGRAPHS IN THIS YEARBOOK al' 111 North Centre Street Pottsville, Pa. 95 Compliments of G. E. Gangloff President Judge of the Orphan's Court Lincoln Street Phone 49 HARVEY B. MOYER i' 24 Hour Towing and Wrecking Service ir Heavy Hauling and Rigging ir Bodies Rebuilt - Fender Work Schuylkill Haven, Pa. ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC WELDING-CYLINDER GRINDING We Sell the Best and Service the Rest. WESTINGHOUSE is again coming into its own with RANGES - REFRIGERATORS - WASHERS APPLIANCES -- RADIOS Blair and Shuey Phone 338 205 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven 96 Haven Hardware Co. Incorporated Hardware - Paints - Sporting Goods PHONE 778 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. E. M. DANDO Greeting Cards - Magazines 13 E. MAIN STREET'--SCHUYLKILI, HAVEN, PA. GREAT CARS FINE SERVICE A SQUARE DEAL HAVEN MOTORS, INC. DeSoto - Plymouth Sales and Service ZOO-O8 Columbia Street, Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Telephone 353 97 NORMAN RHEN CONTRACTOR and BUILDER BRICKLAYING - CARPENTRY - PLASTERING 29 Jacques Street - Phone 53-J Compliments of WESTWOOD AUTO PARTS Phone 2048 Pottsville, Pa If it's musical, you can get it at . . . Music Haven SCHUYLKILL HAVEN Phone 1019 98 SUNOCO GAS KELLY TIRES E. S. KETNER 150 Columbia St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Kaiser - Frazer Cars KAISER HYDRAULIC DISHWASHERS - ROTOTILLERS FARM EQUIPMENT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1949 OF SCHUYLKILL HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL BOhOrad's Fashions for Gentlemen Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of Wm. H. Bausman and Son Z0 E. William. St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE AND REUPHOLSTERING Phone 1075 LUCKENBILL'S HAIRCUTUNG AUTO BODY AND A SPECIALTY FENDER WORKS AT I. D. Luckenbill, Prop. Rear 70 center Ave. sch. Haven H' J. ZiII1II1C1'IIlElI1,S 342 Dock sf. PHONE 529 Class and Club Parties Schuylkill Haven Will Enjoy Body Sz Fender Works EHLY'S 0 BAKED GOODS WRECKED CARS Phone 178 REBUILT Compliments MILLERS KAUFMAN'S DAIRY O Try Our TYDOL SERVICE STATION DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE MILK G. R. NAFFIN CIGARS TOBACCO Haven Esso Station GROCERIES F. A. SHOMPER, Prop CONFECTIONS Dock St. Phone 9427 Compliments Compliments of Of M b k' R. R. STERNER an ec S COMPANY Coal SL lce Co. CHARLES MANBECK SCHUYLKILL HAVEN 0 PENNA. Proprietor Schuylkill Haven Candy Kitchen Manufacturefs of THE BEST HOMEMADE ICE CREAM AND CANDY More and More People are Shopping at PIIM ll0Y Schuylkill County's Greatest Department Store Headquarters for Students Needs Since 1887 POTTSVILLE, PA. Dependable for 102 Years G R E E N ' S QUALITY IEWELERS Pottsville, Pa. Haven Sales Co. CANDY - CIGARS - CIGARETS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Specialties WHOLESALE CHEVROLET The Most Beautiful BUY of All at H. E. Nunemachefs, Inc. Charles St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of .Bc-u. 14nn's Zeen Center: 58 West Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. PHONE 9033 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1949 of Schuylkill Haven High School Bohorad's Fashions for Gentlemen POTTSVILLE, PA. Sangers' Flowers Flowers for All Occasions Z1 W. Market St., Orwigsburg Phone 6-5141 Orwigsburg Night Phone: 425 Hamburg Compliments of Pottsville Republican 'A' FRANK S. LEWIS, Agent Compliments ACE STORM VVINDOW Co. 423 East Union St. Sch. Haven, Pa. Phone 215 ! Insurance PROTECT WHAT YOU HAVE Strong Companies PR 'LEC' WHALYOU 1 AVF n::-can Pflueger Insurance Clem's Pharmacy R. M. CLEM, PH-G Znd and Norwegian Streets Pottsville, Pa. POST'S CLEANERS and DYERS, INC. 302 North Center St,, Pottsville Established 1890 Telephone 1218 Compliments of MATT'S Where Youth is Served 111 - 113 E. Norwegian St. Pottsville, Pa. Compliments of YUENGLING'S ICE CREAM HELLENTHAUS BAKERY QUALITY BAKED GOODS Specialize in WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES Compliments of Matz's Green House Long Run Road Schuylkill Haven The Store of Better Values Nathan's Furniture Store 122 S. Center St., Pottsville, Pa. Open Evenings for Appointment Phone 4560 john Raring's Sons Quality Footwear Pcttsville, Pa. H. R. KNAPP Leather Goods - Auto Supplies POTTSVILLE, PA. Buy 1 Eat - Enjoy EAMES' BREAD BUNS AND RoLLs Economy Supply Corporation Distributors of GENERAL HARDWARE, PLUMBING. ELECTRICAL, PAINTING, MILL AND MINE SUPPLIES Showroom and warehouse located on Premises of Pottsville Building Block Co. Pottsville, Pa. New E99 Used Cars Bought and Sold New 6? Used Parts for All Cars Tires - Tubes - Accessories Sammys SALES S1 SERVICE Schuylkill Haven - Phone 295 TOBASH'S SERVICE sTAT1oN THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE Orwigsburg Cut-off Phone Orwigsburg 6-3881 X F6126 ,S .Becmfy Shoppe PAYNE'S FLOVVERS Phone 236 POTTSVILLE, PENNA. COMPLIMENTS OF DR. W. B. CAREY The Schuylkill Haven Provision Company SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '49 Higgins Company 0 FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 0 EASY WASHER 10 W. Main St. The Richest Child is Poor without a Musical Education Franklin M. Kiehner Studios of Music Piano - Violin - Organ 2 Parkway Sch. Haven, Pa Compliments of ROBERT M. KELLER Tailor 25 St. Peter Street Compliments of Atkins Stores Co. 12 East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Wolf's Grocery Compliments Fine Groceries, Meats, Produce- of A Keystone Store MECK KNITTING PHONE 97 105 Parkway Service Station Phone 9450 LUBRICATION - WASHING OILS - GAS 45 W. Main St. Schuylkill Haven NAUS Sz FREY sUNoCo SERVICE Downtown Smoketown Schuylkill Haven, Penna. DR. J. H. WOODLAND Compliments of OPTOMETRIST HORNBERGER'S 31 Parkway, Sch. Haven, Pa. PHONE 362 317 E. Main Street 313 W. Market St., Pottsville, Pa. PHQNE 765 Phone 514-J GORDON D. REED INSURANCE AGENCY SCHUYLKILL HAVEN AND POTTSVILLE, PA. WM. K. LOOS ESTABLISHMENT PURINA CHOWS - HARDWARE SEEDS - FERTILIZER - PAINT POULTRY SUPPLIES FARM MACHINERY Phone 737 Sch. Haven, Pa PHARMACISTS W. E. Stine S1 Son Headquarters for PARKER SI SCHAEFFER PENS EASTMAN KODAK CAMERAS BUXTON WALLETS VVhitman's Candies and the Newest in Cosmetics You Want the Best Eat Michel's Ice Cream 106 We Aim to Please 9 Messner Sz Hess QUINTER S MERCHANDISE FOR ALL VARIETY YOUR NEEDS ' STORE Blain St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1949 of Schuylkill Haven High School SHOE STORE FASHIONS EOR GENTS GRAY'S the Friendly Store Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments Of Ney's Studio Cl A. Sausser VS7est lxlain St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Feger Sz Feger Decorators PAINTS sl WALLPAPERS 118 E. Main Street S Sz K Potato Chips and Pretzels Tinsmith Our Chips are sold at local stores no E. Union sf., Schuylkill Haven and at the home Of 402 Dock Street Phone 261-M Telephone 850 Friendly Service FAREI, Y. BECKER Dodge and Plymouth Sales and Service Haven S1 Hess St., Schuylkill Haven ROSES CONFECTIONERY NEWSPAPERS, ICE CREAM, MAGAZINES Dock Street . NAT'S Florist Shop Compliments Fresh Flowers for All Occasions S. WEDDINGS - PARTIES - CORSAGES FUNERAL DESIGNS Binzmeler Call fiS Schuylkill Haven 1124 328 Dock Street The Best in Ladies Wear At No Extra Cost BONNIE JEAN SHOP SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. S. N. Crossley Jewelry Store KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS CONGRATULATIONS THE ROSE SHOP East Main St. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Cake's Beauty Shoppe ALL BEAUTY SERVICES Specializing in W COLD WAVE - HAIR CUTTING HAIR STYLING 331 Dock Street Sch, Haven - 1106 108 Kirnmel's Market owe: Centre Ave., Schuylkill Haven Fidler's Electrical Store ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Hotpoint Appliances I36 Center Ave., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Phone 95 or 99 LECHNER'S MEAT MARKET SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, PA. Compliments of ZULICK'S UNDERWEAR MILL Manufacturers of Underwear THE SWEET SHUP 109 E. Main St., Schuylkill Haven, Pa. SUPPLEE SEALTEST ICE CREAM LCUISE T. KELLER, Prop. ANNA FISHER 0 YARD GOODS Sv. LINGERIE O SUNSUITS COGVERS BARBER SHOP 136 Center Ave. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. G. I. BENSINGER DRUGGIST 105 East Main Street 'A' Notary Public Compliments of Godshall's Store 39 Centre Avenue Breyer's Ice Cream Magazines Compliments of EMERICH'S BAKERY Schuylkill Haven, Pa. HENRY L. HUMMEL Schuylkill Haven, Pa. BUICK 6 GMC TRUCK J. M. BUBECK Bureau of Apprenticeship U. S. DEPT, OF LABOR Pottsville: 4020 -- Sch, Haven: 9419 DR. K. R. ALBERT- ' Dentist MARILYN Kiddie SL Yarn Shop East Main St, Schuylkill Haven BURKERTWS CONFECTIONERY Compliments Of Magazines Tobacco P' E' PALSGROVE C21f1dY 5052 Paints - Hardware Complfments of H. M. Schaeffer SL Son GENERAL STORE Compliments of CHARLES BITTLE Grocery Store FOI' Quality Printing Com.pliments of See MERL' Fl H R THE CALL S E ScHuYLK1L1. HXVEN, PA. Barber Shop J. L. PRICE Exclusive Jeweler Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of GEORGE LEHMAN Barber Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Compliments of Maurer SL Maurer Chiropractors 9 East Main Street 110 Compliments of Gus Shollenberger and Son Schuylkill Haven, Pa. Schuylkill Haven, Pa. 1VIoyer's Market Meats, Groceries and Frozen Foods 344 DOCK STREET For Free Delivery Phone 89 Again the Blue 699 Gold is encased in a Molloy made cover The S. K. Smith Company 2857 North Western Ave., Chicago, Ill. Philadelphia Office 5109 Pulaski Ave., Germantown, Phila. 44, Pa. WESTERN AUTO Associate' Store A Q:,:,:,:,.,:,:,:,:,.,:,:,:,-sg:,:,:,: -:,:,:,:,:::::::, : 1:52:::::,:,:::::g:g::::q:::g:::1 -:g:::: :::::g:g:g:g:::1:12:111:25:211:1:1:I:1:1:I:1:2:1:1:I:I:25:1:1:1:2:1515:12f1152f51:2:2f1?1E1?1:2:1gi C. A. BERL O1 East Main Street Phone 397-R lll of Unicm Knitting Mills Inc. R x .f X X- 'K JS' K 5 ,. l. x. ww .x I, X 1 , I z fx , kr- f ' A , U' J a REQ Y, jJbf'N j I I Qin? xx 5. J-be'fi+'fh. JL, m wi xx. iv qxg,'Vf , Jnyflf X Ox XUL'44pjl 3 , K f, x X2 Q ,Lf . 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