Shillington High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Shillington, PA)

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It is the least we can do for those who are fighting-- and dying-- that we may have a tomorrow in which to live. .DV Q ZW vfmvjxvfx. ey20ll?ff 0ff7fh00fQV10fM M Sirxing: Du. J. I-IHNRY OlQFPg, vice-president: Mus. Mmzxow H. CHMSTMAN, presidentg ADAM D HlJNTx1Nc:r:1e, secretary. Sfillldillgff IRWIN L. KIECEPIRISE, DR. LEWIS R. ROTHERMEI.. 5 - 76922 v4Y,t-A- MR. ROBERT J. BARTON, B.S. Dlstrlbutlve Educatlon Would like to own a helicopter and a jeep . . . spends his leisure chewing the fat . . . enjoys hunting and lish- ing . . . alibis annoy him . . . favors roast turkey . , . The best is none to good . . . feels that college is the same as marriage-no family should be without it. MR. WILLIAM N. BRUNNER Industrlal Arts A quiet individual who enjoys traveling . . . crafts and reading are his pastimes . . . yearns to have an ideal shop . . . steaks and baseball . . . ideal person is Winston Churchill . . . common ex- pression, O. K. Let's go . . . says, College is worthy of every indi- vidual's ambition. MR. CHARLES J. HEMMIG, M.A. Supervising Principal, Mathematics Enjoys baseball . . . looks forward to having one of his boys become a major league baseball player . . . watching girls and boys play gives him pleasure . . . Let that be a lesson to you . . . likes soup . . . tries to inspire his students. MR. CARLTON F. BOYFR Art Our class sponsor who would like to live on a high hill overlooking a valley . . . smooth skinned, red cheeked boy or girl is his ideal person . . , too em- barrassed to mention embarrassing moment . . . passes time gardening . . . roasted duck . . . revels in the colors of the sunset. MRS. GLADYS L. COLDREN, B.S. Girls' Physical Educatlon Airplanes thrill her . . . hopes to cross the Atlantic Ocean by plane . . . en- joys reading and basketball . . . her mother is her ideal person . . . ice cream . . . heard saying, Are you kidding . . . is tired by foolish ques- tions . . . always smiling. 00-1- 5 vllvykvlk. MISS ARDATH R. DAVIDI-IEISER, 5.5. Home Economics Elated by first heavy snow . . . likes reading and swimming . . . expects to learn to fly . . . doesn't like lazy un- interested students . . . often heard saying, Keep working . . . likes raw carrots . . . pleasant . . . ideal person is one who keeps a steady head through trouble. MR. WILLIAM H. FIRING, B.S. Boys' Physical Educatlon Snap it up . . . popular among the boys . . . very proud and inspired with the undefeated football team of '43 . . . likes individuals who give their best . . . French fried potatoes . . . sparc time is spent on athletics or fishing . . . forgetting certain names is embarrassing . . . yearns to travel. llluuq...,, N.. .is :EW MR. LUTHER A. WEIK, M.A. Prlnclpal, Chemistry and Guidance Initials mean LAW . . . but helpful . . . zest for good music . . . abhorrence is dainty darlings . . . fishing is a favorite sport . . . driving a fire engine would satisfy a long-entertained de- sire . . . pleased when served sea food. MISS JANE W. EVANS, l.S. Home Economics and General Science Enthralled at visiting large cities . . . spends leisure time hiking or listening to the radio . . . heard saying Hor- rors or Oh dear . . . likes tomatoes . . . dislikes discourteous students . . . Madame Chiang-Kai'Shek is her ideal person. MR. PAUL F. FREED, B.S. Mathematics Spends his time reading or traveling . . . enjoys football and basketball . . . thinks Gen. Douglas MacArthur is perfect . . . excellent recitations make him happy . . . likes stewed chicken . . . thinks you should get a college education . . . a jovial chap . . . often heard saying Hi-Ya. F V 2? nv MR. B. FRANKLIN GRAEFF Industrial Arfs O. K. Gang . , . spends much time fixing radios . . . ambition is to teach in a college , . . likes basketball. hunt- ing and fishing . . . ideal personality is Doctor Struck . . . A fellow to have a lot of fun with. MISS DOROTHY A. I-IESS, B.S. Music Annoyed when she hears, I don't have no pencil . . . enjoys steak and mushrooms especially after horseback riding . . . admires Greer Carson . . . embarrassing moment is too embar- rassing to relate . . . music and needle work ricrupy pastime . . . often heard s.iyii1,1 xxl1no1iS. MR. RUHL L. HEFFNER, B.C.S. Commercial and Dlsfrlbuflve Edueaflon Inspirited by a well played game of basketball . . . dislikes an evasive an- swer . . . enjoys conversing with a sin- cere person . . . liver . . . always say- ing Let's go . . . quick temper . . . says college is good for some but not all . . . well dressed. MRS. REBECCA HEFFNER, 5.5. Librarian Expects to live in the country some- time and own horses . . . enjoys read- ing, gardening and tobogganing . . . detests the color orange . . . friendli- ness delights lier . . . continually heard speaking the words, Let's settle, people . . . assists us in the library . . . lamb chops . , . admires Clare Booth Luce . . . she is all for a col- lege education. MISS BETTY J. KEIM, B.S. Commercial fxiiother new member of our faculty . . . diversion from school work is play- ing the piano . . . You know l do . . . ideal personality is Dorothy Thompson . . . impolite people disgust her . . . embarrassed when being in- troduced to a brigadier general and not recognizing his stars, then politely told only a brigadier general. 1 ZW: :Y vlivlvjkv MISS LILLIAN M. KLEPPINGER, M.A. Engllsh This late comer to our faculty admires Mme. Chiang-Kai-Shek . . . eats Hershey bars, dill pickes and almonds Call togelherj . . . is disappointed when she doesn't receive a letter . . . corrects papers for a pastime . . . pre- fers thc Field Artillery Che's a ser- gcantl . . . will be thrilled when peace is declared. MISS MARJORIE E. LEBO, A.B. English and Lalln Thrills to good music and plays . . . has proved to be very helpful and interesting during her first year at S. H. S ..,. All right . . . yearns to he a linguist . . . rudeness is her chief irk . . . chicken chow mein . . . ideal person is Greer Carson . . . can't remember most embarrassing incident. IW 6' MISS THELMA R. KUTCH, A.B. Engllsh and German Enjoys watching football and playing tennis . . . yearns to travel . . . dis- likes gossipers . . . Not really . . . speed boat rides appeal to her . . . ideal person is sincere and thoughtful . . . corn on the cob . . . college is a sound investment for those who are willing to work . . . pleasing smile. MR. PAUL B. KLOPP, A.B. Soclul Science This sea food eater considers Thomas Jefferson his ideal . . . spends odd moments playing pinochle . . . surf- fisher . . . Let's get going . . . re- members his first plane ride . . . thinks all services are tops . . . human pests are his pet peeve . . . was eni- barrassed when he forgot his wedding day. MR. EDMUND J. LEWIS, B.S. Biology and General Science Favorite food is chocolate cake . . . likes to talk . . . enjoys Harry james . . . surf ridingproves thrilling . . . a football and baseball fan . . . Are you kidding? . . . provoked by exces- sive talking in classes. i'- 0 0 ci Pile awww.. 1 S MR. WILLIAM A. MORROW, B.S. Biology, Physics and lnsfrumenlal Musk If you hear Ring off, the line's busy you know Mr. Morrow is around . . . can't stand carelessness . . . steak and onions make his mouth water . . . hunting and Fishing . . . thinks college education is absolutely indispensable for a successful career . . . a lover of opera and symphonies. MR. J. ALLEN RICHARDS, M.A. Soclal Science If you can't boost, don't knock . . . annoyed by gum chewers . . . pastime is baseball in which a triple play un- assisted is stimulating . . . relishes shad roc . . . striking out with bases loaded is very embarrassing . . . likes to be associated with boys and girls. 2 M MISS ESTELLA R. PENNEPACKER, A.B. French, Lalln and General Language Delighted when served chicken . . . ambition was to be a teacher . . . handcraft is her main hobby . . . very helpful adviser to our class in year- book writeups . . . deceitful people disgust her . . . visiting Quebec and French villages along the St. Law- rence via Steamship was most enjoy- able. MISS MARY M. MOYER, M.A. Engllsh Good natured . . . enjoys reading the newspaper and playing tennis . . . the fact remains . . . to gaze into a deep canyon fascinates her . . . ad- mires Mrs. Roosevelt . . . roast duck . . . can't appreciate tired pupils . . . directed our senior play . . . always ready to defend Wernersville . . . petite. MR. JOHN H. SCHRACK, M.A. .lunlor Hlgh Sclenze, Lafln A basketball game is always interest- ing when he is referee . . . promotes school spirit . . . claims he is so fat because he likes mashed potatoes . . . finds great satisfaction in completed work . . . dreams of a vacation and travel . . . pastime, tinkering with tools . . . ideal person is one who is tactful and sincere. 1 ,ci v4YAvA. MRS. HELEN J. SI-IEARER, A.l. Social Sclence Tiny newcomer who likes to associate with considerate people . . . reading and baseball occupy much of her time . . . enjoys airplane rides . . . dreams of going abroad after the war . . . considers Marines tops . . . juicy steaks . . , believes college is the best possible experience. MISS ALETA P. STILES, B.S. Commercial All right . . . favorite sport is swim- ming . . . her biggest treat is Christ- mas morning . . . ambition is to be someone's secretary . . . broiled steak . . . favorite song is Stardust . . . spilling a glass of water at a. banquet table proved very embarf8SS11'lE- faculty 97Z.QIl'l6.Q!lA on ' ' leavin N MISS E. MYRTLE SNYDER, M.A. Prlnclpal, Lafln, Guldance wAv: u. 1.9. MR. RUSSEI. H. KISTLER, A.B. Social Science U. S. NAVY Seaman 2fc MISS KATHRYN 0. SHOWALTER, M.A. Engllsh and Reading Greatest thrill was breakfasting in the clouds while crossing the Mississippi River in a 24 passenger airliner . . . common saying Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well . . . passive pupils perturb her . . . roast chicken . . . Henry Ford is her ideal person . . . speaks with enthusiasm. MR. WESLEY R. UPDIKE, M.A. Mathematics Because he is a math teacher, learn- ing that a student has learned some- thing new in math is most gratifying . . . favorite food is chocolate nut sun- daes . . . dreamed of being a realtor . . . embarrassed when he discovered he only had three cents in his pocket while in New York . . . inattentive pupils vex him . . . averse to reading. 5 vw Xl: 'Hx i Mk' W gm s ., 5. 6 MISS MARIE LUTZ Secretary fo Mr. Hemmlg MR. LEINBACH Janitor MR. GOODMAN MISS LEONORE KEGERISE Secretary fo Mr. Welk MR. MATZ Janitor Janlfor S Bllillri DEIDRIQK Kocnsl. 7 F A XF Z WILLIAM ACHEY Wants to become a Navy fighter pilot to give the Axis some of its own medi- cine . . . jovial fellow . . . a certain senior girl accelerates his heart beat . . . people who can't make up their mind vex him . . . spent some time traveling from Florida to Shillington this winter. ARLENE BITTING Future housewife who isn't easily thrilled . . . loves reading letters from DORIS BAKER In Doris' two years with us she has become a well known poet in our class . . . still clings to some of Pittsburgh's way of speaking . . . Oh my gorsh! . . . her best girl friend will be her future rival in the Literary field. CHARLES BOEHRINGER Congenial senior whose ambition is to a certain Air Corp fellow . . . dislikes catty people . . . golden hair . . . cooperative . . . never let it be said join the Navy . . . enjoys meeting a certain girl at Shepps . . . gossip wearies Charlie . . . Oh, you're so that Arlene ever started an argument. nice . . . usually seen in his '29 Ford. STEWART BAUR Want your life insured? See Mr. Baur in a few years . . . future merchant marine . . . independent . . . nice Chevie . . . is variety the spice of life Stut? . . . has a nice collection of re- cordings . . . ready to do a good turn. .5 vllvlivfk. WET ADELE BOOTHROYD Happy-goalucky . . . how she enjoys riding in a boat . . . Ah! Marine Corps . . . annoyed by egotistic fellows . . . ambition to be a second Clara Barton . . . Is it really? ANNA DeFREES Shy, but lots of fun when you really get to know her . . . yearns to be a nurse . . . a certain Navy guy just rivets her attention . . . Boy, that's sharp! meaning roller skating . . . dislikes self-esteemed people. .5 Nm el SHIRLEY DAVIS Vivacious senior who likes to dance . . . gets her greatest thrill when a certain sailor gets thirty-day leaves . . . future Navy nurse . . . conceited people End no favor with Shirley . . . Let's go! NANCY CUSTO One of our commercial students . . . dislikes conceited people . . . reserved and quiet . . . You ain't lying is Nancy's pet expression . . . thinks girls are superior to boys . . . ambition is to be a good homemaker. FRANCIS DeLONG Ambition is for Marines . . . thrills to the date May 17 . . . pastime is driv- ing Ford when it runs . . . homework is humdrum . . . ideal, Humphrey Bo- gart . . . frequently called Shorty. F 0 A it 2 BEVERLY DEIDRICK One of the liveliest girls in the senior class . . . also the best dancer . . . loves to jitterburg . . . thrills to the Army Air Corps . . . proud owner of a very engaging smile . . . ambition uncertain . . . is vexed by people who don't put their heart and soul into what they do . . . helps to make a class room buzz with her lively chatter. CRAIG DORWARD Our future minister . . . frequently called Reverend . . . favorite pastime is farming . . . ideal girl has blue eyes, light hair and a wonderful personality . . . dislikes anyone who smokes . . . conscientious . . . will make some girl a good wife because of his baking ability. . ii? .0 BETTY DIEROLF A future dietician . . . entranced by a certain tall, dark, and handsome fellow . . . favorite pastime is horseback rid- ing . . . incompatible with conceited people . . . comical and always joking . . . loves to make eyes. GRACE DETTRA A future Cadet Nurse . . . derives pleasure from the association with Adamstown people . . . pastime is go- ing to movies . . , Gracie is a deh- nite asset to the clarinet section . . . certain redheads are an aversion . . . we all know Grace by her infectious giggle. CLINTON EBERT Cooperative . . , merchandising worker who abhors homework . . , someday may be future owner of the Giant . . . Clint claims he is yet to be thrilled . . . fun-loving individual who just enjoys wolfing . . . can't make up his mind between the Army and Navy. its l Sw? ' 2 S WILLIAM EINSEI. liunk always wanted to enter the Navy . . . garrulous girls disgust him . , , certain dark-haired senior girl . . . outstanding in sports . . . likable and full of fun. ROSEMARY FISHER Rosic wants to be a nurse . . . big moment is a certain Air Corps man . . . fellows and girls bragging is tire- some to her . . . spends leisure time in the movies . . . a great talker. . v5 W HARRY FIELD Ambition, to get back at japan . . . revels in a good baseball or profes- sional football game . . . pastime is sports . . . dislikes boys who think they can make fools of others . . . fa- vorite armed force is the Air Corps . . . Get off my ear. :Y ZW- .Av2KvfK. LeROMA ESHBACH Wants to write a best seller . . . ideal is Lady MacBeth . . . dislikes selfish people . . . spends a great deal of time writing short stories , . . occasionally becomes infuriated. RICHARD FISTER An athletic-looking boy . . . like someday to be a Gym teacher and coach . . . pet annoyance is not beat- ing Boyertown . . . No kidding . . . likes hamburgers and French fries . . . sports are his favorite pastime. 5 .. 'AAA- PAUL FLEXER Ambition is to Hy . . . carefree . . . his pet grievance is homework . . . is often found in the movies . . . has yet to be thrilled . . . likes fried chicken . . . his favorite armed force is the army. EUGENE FRYMOYER For crying out loud . . . ambition is to be a Physical Ed. teacher . . . president of Student Council . . , tie games with Boyertown are irritating . . . usually found at the Crow Club . . . 1121 quarterback . . . just a happy little moron, BETTY !EAN FREDERICK Strives for high marks, but not be- cause she goes with the principal's son . . . hopes to Hy an airplane . . . Molly . . . favorite pastime is read- ing . . . is irritated by people who often come late . . . would like to go to Linden Hall. AUDREY FRAVER A trim girl who likes to wolf in her spare time . . . finds service men in- teresting . . . a future art teacher . . could live on chicken chow mein . . is often referred to as Audie ARLENE GOOD Would love to ride in an airplane . . . her ideal is President Roosevelt . . . enjoys riding in an old car . . . finds people who gossip irksome . . . plays a guitar and piano in her spare time. F l-W cf AYAYA, MILDRED GRUB! Ambition is to become a secretary .' .y likes to receive letters . . . Millie dislikes conceited people . . . beautiz ful black hair . . . Are you kidding? . . . swimming and skating fill her lei- sure time. WILLIAM HARTING Butch . . . would like to be a pilot in the Navy Air Corps . . . his thrill, undefeated football season . . . is an- noyed at women drivers . . . That's for sure . . . likes his hamburgers and French fries. l l l JEAN HANDLING Future private secretary . . . egotistic boys are irksome to jean . . . en- tranced by a certain Marine called Dick . . . blushing . . . is always eat- ing, especially ice cream . . . an attrac- tive and carefree individual. KENNETH HAAS A handsome boy with blonde wavy hair . . . wants to be a pilot . . . I mustn't tell you . . . admires Mr. Richards . . ., likes to ride with a girl driver . . . is wearied by Chemistry . . . Beaver is a sharp dancer. JACK HEMMIG Patrolman . . . favorite sport is base- ball . . . likes a certain senior girl . . . people who begin to say something and don't finish tire him . . . ambition is to travel. .f7 U A I 23- EDNARAE HERB Let's not get gay . . . our future Angel of Mercy . . . nice hair . . . narrow-minded people? Brrr . . . Ed- die likes to dance and thrills to Jack- rabbits . . . very changeable . . . in- terested in a Carl in the Navy. .IEANNE HOMAN Is that right? . . . just a happy-go- lucky girl who plans to be a dietitian . . , interests lie in Army Air Corps . . . enjoys scallops and French fries . . . silly boys weary her . . . plays piano in her spare time. MARY ALICE HILL Oh bats! . . . one of '44's actresses . . . can't decide between becoming a dietitian or nurse . . . reserved . . . two-faced people disgust her . . . this attractive little lass was embarrassed when her Cornet fell apart while play- ing a solo in church. If 61 'i I 'lift ,, RICHARD HERZOG S. H. S.'s husky tackle and Navy man . . . potatoes and meat help make him what he is . . . thrills to driving his dad's model T . . . often seen with one of our cheerleaders . . . eats plenty of Italian sandwiches . . . Chunkers, he calls them. RUTH HOMAN Oh my gosh! . . . enjoys a dish of French fries . . . has a great dislike for homework . . . looking forward to becoming a doctor . . . found slipping on a French fried potato while jitter- bugging, to be most embarrassing . . . chemistry whiz. ami A1 ,Av,tvA, ROBERT HUGHES Heck, no . . . prefers the Navy . . . aspires to become a dentist and to pull Genie Frymoyer's teeth . . . finds marching in gym class dull . , . ,347 tackle on our football team . . . tear- ing around in Ben's car is his de- light . . . spaghetti makes him happy. CLINTON KENDALI. Glue-foot . . . another member of the Crows Club . . . thrilled when ac- companying his brown-haired senior lass . . . yearns to be a Paratrooper . . . pleasing personality . . . hates lipstick out of its place . . . well en- tertained by basketball game . . . thrives on potatoes . . . answers most questions with I don't know. . 5 QW EVELYN KEFFER You ain't kidding! . . . dislikes catty girls . . . good in all sports . . . Evy's lot's of fun . . . our future beautician . . . likes to see uniforms . . . thrives on macaroni and cheese . . . is very particular in her choice of friends. WILLIAM IIACH Thrills to a certain brunette. of the opposite sex . . . prefers the Air Corps to any branch of the service . . , can always be found in back of the foun- tain at Ibach's . . . easy going and reliable. NEVIN KERN Butcher . . . gum chewer . , . likes to argue with other people . . . finds Betty Grable his ideal . . . dislikes people who are stubborn . . . loves chickens-all varieties. cf Vik -l' vAvAIK- ow BETTY KESSLER Pleasant personality . . . WARNING 9 Never aggravate Betty! . . . ambi- tion is to take down the boss's letter S . . . ice cream delights her . . . receiv- ing letters from a certain someone i S wonderful . . . hates to be kept wait- ing. JOSEPHINE LAUSCH jo is usually saying Oh . . . passes her time reading . . . one of the few girls without a thrill . . . our fu- ture nurse . . . prefers the Navy . . . her ideal is a tall, dark man . . . a jolly girl and very interesting. nw 949' I m .Olly New JOYCE LANTZ Delights in being with her boy friend . . . short and sweet . . . hopes to sing with an orchestra someday . . . prefers eating spaghetti and meatballs . . . hates conceited people . . . Isn't he cute? . . . thrills at the sight of a '31 Pontiac . . . her ideal man is tops in everything. KATHRYN KRING Very quiet until someone mentions f'Bill . . . hopes to be a stenographer in the near future . . . Kit dislikes hearing anyone cracking gum . . , during her spare time she goes bi- cycling . . . cokes and ice cream hit the spot anytime. MARION LEIO Minnie hopes to be a private secre- tary . . . is talkative, silly, and noisy . . . detests smart people . . . writes lots of letters to a small, dark, and handsome alumnus of '41 . . . delights in eating a juicy watermelon . . . often heard saying, Oh, corn! . . . a great Adamstown booster. gi S-1 f 5 ,IMYIXW 5 i JEANNE LIGHT Jeanne is usually found along lover's rail . . . hopes to go to college . . . calls everybody sweetheart . . . talkative, blonde, and blue-eyed . . . prefers an interesting brown haired male . , . is stirred by the sound of the Star Spangled Banner . . . averse to people who tell her what to do. MIRIAM LUTZ Seen mostly at the movies . . . pre- fers Marines, tall, blonde, and sturdily built . . . hopes to be a future nurse . . . basketball games arouse her . . . loquacious . . . usually ends up with Oh, shoot! . . . better known to us as Mimi. , 5 Ne Q KENNETH LINS Good natured and easy going . . . haS a fine sense of humor . . . just an- other senior who dislikes homework when he can do something else . . . hates to hear that 8:28 bell every morning. MARGARET LINEAWEAVER Peggy . . . a jumpy and jivy blonde . . . employed at Merritt's Lumber Yard . . . spends her spare time writ- ing letters to that certain soldier boy . . . hopes to become a private secre- tary . . . her face beams at close bas- ketball games and high bowling scores . . . detests trouble-makers. SHIRLEY MABREY A very quiet and sedate lass with a lovable nature . . . wants to be an efhcient secretary . . , dislikes waiting for something . . . Are you kidding . . . Shirley is just another lover of thunderbolts . . . someday wants to become the boss's wife. l? Ql 'hv5w 0 Q- .. . 7 0 A Z Milk Pile DOLORES MacFADYEN Future gym teacher who craves pork chops . . . loves horseback riding, es- pecially in the moonlight . . . nice hair , . . Mac Ends alarm clocks and love affairs most annoying . . . thrills to the sound of Tommy Dorsey. EMILY MICOMSEY Little dark-haired lass . . . has a yen for a Reading lad now in the Navy . . . commercial student . . . likes to share secrets . . . talkative . . . Chat- terbox typist . . . always in a hurry. W MILDRED MATZ Court secretary . . . soup-eater . . . dislikes uncooperative people . . . Coney Island thrills her . . . reads in her spare time . . . Oh Shoot! . . . thinks Quiz Kids are super . . . very studious person . . . always has her work finished. JANE LOUISE MARK This sport loving gal thrives on potato chips and milk . . . would rather dance than eat . . . hates killjoys . . . is captivated by a certain blue-eyed lad - - - good Company . . . versatile . . . would like to follow in Mrs. Coldren's footsteps. MAIYIELLE MGGOWAN Our future commercial teacher . . . very merry and talkative . . . becomes provoked when people don't meet Chatterbox deadlines . . . frequents bowling alleys . . . can't decide what thrills her most . . . is partial to the Air Corps for an unknownf?J reason. ami iCf v1MvIK. IRENE MIERZEJEWSKI Future nurse . . . thrilled at her first kiss . . . likes French fries and ham- burgers . . . dislikes conceited people . . . a regular movie-goer . . . one of her interests is in the Marine Corps . . . Ohhhhllll when she sees Cary Grant! EARL MGHN All around athlete . . . one of the members of the Class that is now in the service of Uncle Sam-the Navy of course . . . Co-captain of the foot- ball team . . . good-natured . . . pas- time was hanging with the guys at the A. C. . U5 cl L ROBERT MILLS Sportsminded college man . . . steak and French fries . . . was thrilled by his first date . . . chemistry is a bitter pill . . . likes to go wolfing . . . Beowulf is his ideal. JOANNE MILL A nurse of our class . . . ice cream eater who is griped by Frank Sinatra . . . is thrilled by front seat rides on the Thunderbolt . . . Jo loves to write letters. RICHARD MOSSER Ambition to become a band leader . . . one of the wittiest boys of the class . . , the proud owner of some of his own compositions . . . is yet to be thrilled . . . finds doing homework humdrum. l. 5 - BARBARA MURINGER Bah wants to become a secretary . . . a great letter writer . . . is de- lighted by long distance telephone calls from New York . . . collects miniature dogs . . . quiet . . . movie lover. MARY NINZEHELTZER Has a yen to be a taxi cab driver . . . bowls in her spare time . . . supports the Army side , . . a great teaser . . . thrills to a ride in an Army bomber . . . Ninze likes them tall, dark, and handsome . . . irks sauerkraut and wolves, vllvzgjkw . U5 CWM LOIS NICHOLS Wants to become a Navy nurse . , . her pastime is putting up her hair . . . thrills to a certain redhead from the class of '43 in the Navy . . . Den- nis Morgan is her ideal person . . . bragging people annoy Lois. JANE NAGLE Future housewife . . . likes to chew gum . . . prefers Marines . . . her thrill is dancing , . . janie's ideal person is tall and neatly built . . . likes to hike . . . detests spare ribs , . . That's for sure. PAUL OLSON Wants to become an accountant . . . his pastime is movies or music , . . prefers Army . . . his thrills are to- bogganing on a cold, moonlit night and good classical music . . . always willing to help others . . . dislikes waiting for someone. 0 lj Alvikv DARLENE PAINTER Has ideas of becoming a housewife . . . likes to daydream about Bill who is her ideal person . . . gives three cheers for the Army . . . dis- likes conceited people , . . Oh, my word! . . . writes lots of letters in her leisure time. JEANNE POTTS Our future interior decorator . . . dances to records in her spare time . . . Pottsie is a flirt and full of giggles . . . Navy is her choice . . . thrill is a full moon night with a cer- tain sailor . , . Holy cow! S si LLOYD PETERS Pete wants to become an airplane mechanic . . . spends pastime loafing at the S. A. C .... prefers Navy . . . blushes very easy . . . his thrill is driving a '41 Chevrolet with a certain senior girl . . . his irk is getting up in the morning when he is sleepy. ALICE PARSON A friendly and cheerful girl . . . is often found writing letters to a '42 man in the Army . . . member of the Distributive Ed. class . . . thrills when he gets a furlough . . . Oh . . . small and blue-eyed. ALICE REILLY A dark haired lass who possesses a hearty laugh . .I . a member of the Cooperative Merchandising course . . . loves to flirt . . . excited by boys in khaki . . . wants to play her guitar in a famous orchestra someday . . . hates turnips . . . someday, Alice may be future owner of Whitner's. WW Cf Q1 ' vAvJyvjy- CARL REMP One of our seniors who is now serving in the Army of Uncle Sam . . . thrilled when he was presented with a gift by the seniors on the football team . . . future ambition is to be an engineer . . . one senior who doesn't dislike homework. ROBERT ROGERS Mischievous, especially when doing any kind of homework . . . manager of this year's undefeated football team . . . is seen rather often with a junior girl . . . is heading for the Army Air Corps . . . movies and A. C. occupy his leisure time . . . known by his friends as Costello . . . likes to read anything about murders or airplanes. ,b gy! JOHN ROBERTS Our class president . . . member of the football team . . . lad who hails from Grill . . . wants to go to An- napolis . . . hiking is his pastime . . . always thrilled by his girl . . . day- dreaming . . . Hjudus Priest . . . an- other S. A. C. member. IETTY ANN RHOADS Ambition is to be a kindergarten teacher . . . Bets prefers the Navy . . . a winning football game is her thrill . . . her ideal person is one that minds his own business . . . irks damp, windy days . . . secretary of the class . . . Oh, johnny! RICHARD RUDOLPH 'l'liL- Frank Sinatra of Class of '-H . . . ambition to become an engineer . . . is seen with a certain drum majorettc once in awhile . . . one of the guards on thc basketball teamg also shines on the track team . . . another senior who is lucky in having a car . . . happy- go-lucky. RITA RUDOLPH Affectionate . . . favorite pastime is being with jim . . . loves to jitter- hug and watch the boxing matches at the Armory . . . our dear class secre- tary for three years . . . dislikes tur- nips and apricot pies . . . her ambi- tion? to become a housewife, of course! JACQUELINE SCHNEIDER jovial blonde who is always Ending new interests . . . ideal person is a certain sailor . . . standing in the rain under a red umbrella delights jackie . . . spends most of her spare time dancing . . . Oh, man! can she eat spaghetti! . wb QWO 5 5 p 5 vllvjkvjkw -if M f' is -f':f'rI 'N, w-.3.'e:QI' -E-EQ Q ,QIQIL-11 -aw: ' ..:s 'i-agen:-wi-s:,, :.:-' ' -st.. E--:?S1Q ::.-.::' Irs-Ea' 562, 1 --4 ai- ' gp ' : JOYCE RUFFNER A flirtatious blonde . . . full of pep and giggles . . . Do you have any chewing gum? . . . one of the class' best typists . . . is often seen with one of the foot- ball members, or with a certain mer- chant marine , . . imagine, she doesn't mind doing homework! . . . favorite pastimes are dancing and movies. MICHAEL SCHNEIDER Calls himself the Reading Company . . . one of the wolves of the class . , . to him anything connected with school is dull . . . is one of the largest boys in the class . . . translates German like a professor . . . often seen stand- ing at his patrolman's post . . . likes to be on Penn Street on a Saturday night. SHERWOOD SAVAGE Ambition to be a good bookkeeper . . . is a whiz with numbers . . . likes working, but only when he has to . . . has a clownish disposition . . . in the presence of girls he is usually bashful . . . but not for long. .l.l .5 1' ZW li vAYAvAv , 596 3 sf x W sq - . ies . 2 if Sw Qi 'wi s .r,.x.,, .,., fs, ,ss iw' Y as 'A . ' X 19:31 Wi? 'tf' ' N ' Eff S v a. at if-iisrg ,- ' mm fx , t'i'wh -M355-'T 9? i' Stl?-:S EV - fs. I ' - ..-. ts img MM PM ,L 1 Y 5 QQN hi, e sfgfag-f.a. 1: t . - 'K aww ig.: , .L .,,. tn ' YWQS. 4? i V' ' N, wi -1- YN' 4 is' . - , 215 JANE SCHOFER Merry individual . . . always can be found behind the cosmetic counter at Kresge's . . . loves to eat apple dump- lings . . . cari't decide between the Army and the Navy . . . despises people who mess up the counter. ELEANOR SIMON Petite lass who hails from Pennwyn . . . tall blonds, males of course, thrill her . . . enjoys eating spaghetti . . . most of her spare time is spent danc- ing . . . expects to enter nursing . . . terribly annoyed when kept waiting. 5 Um c 'Wi RUTH SHUKER Vigorous senior . . . usually found par- ticipating in some sport . . . blushes when asked about her soldier . . . Sugar can't get along with conceited people . . . That's for sure! . . . loves to tease the teachers. BETTY SHETRONE Tricky little Miss . . . gets quite a thrill out of star gazing . . . would like to be an air hostess . . . prevari- cators provoke her . . . is dehnitely for the Army . . . another Greer Gar- son fan . . . Delicious! . . . French fries and sirloin steak. DOROTHY SIMPSON Dottie although she appears conser- vative is really full of pep . . . kept Keggy's shoe soles pretty thin before he joined the Navy . , . can always eat potato chips . . . You aren't kid- ding! . . . conceited people disgust her. 'X ami 5 vlivlvlx. sw Y' ' UW -.4 X xx X X Sbfrpus em-ir. -!'N.N: em. BARBARA SKEAN Flirtatious gal . . . ideal is someone who belongs to someone else . . . has special interests in the Naval Air Corps . . . can always do justice to a wop job . . . ambition is to own her own blue convertible Cadillac. RICHARD STANLEY One of our Army Air Corps Reserve members . . . seldom seen without a grin . . . snobbish girls gripe him . . . How much do you want to bet? . . . Dick's an ardent member of the Crow's Club . . . favorite sport is ice hockey. , t.,,tr N, . v Rs ELIZABETH STAMM If there is any noise in study hall, Betty can't be accused . . . playing in a symphony orchestra is one of her ambitions . . . the other is to be a grade school teacher . . . likes food in general . . . annoyed by conceited people. JANE SONEN Here comes the S. H. S. band with Jane in the lead . . . vivacious lass . . . ambition is to travel . . . can't tolerate people who poke fun at others . . . Honest to john . . . she can always eat breaded veal cutlets. ERNESTINE STEFFY Good natured senior . . . always quite talkative . . . You know what I mean! . . . It's understood that the Navy thrills Ernie . . . pleased when served either pork chops or veal cut- lets . . . likes staying in bed in the morning. 'N .Q at Z 'ff' 0 Ni saw was EDWARD STOEIER Our blue-eyed blond . . . does after- school slavery in Druggie . . . dresses well . . . wisecracker . . . was most embarrassed when he discovered he only had a nickel after getting on a street car. MABEL SWARTZ A petite lass of 5' 1 . . . quiet, but easy to get along with . . . Are you kidding? . . . is captivated by a cer- tain soldier . , . hates the sight of a zoot suit . . . loves to dance. is. , 5 W JACK SUPER Qur skating rink Casanova . . . strictly air-minded . . . his weakness is turkey . . . flying is his greatest thrill . . . I don't know . . . hopes someday to be a member of the Army Air Corps. RICHARD STRAUSE This tall senior attributes his humor to an enlarged funny bone . . . pos- sesses an enviable collection of record- ings . . . sometimes goes by the name of Abbott . . . hates to do home- work . . . the music of Charlie Bar- net fascinates him . . . ambition to be- come a man. .IANICE THOMAS Usually seen eating anything from soup to nuts, but prefers potato chips . . . dancing and singing are her favor- ite diversions . . . major vexation is people who have exalted opinions of themselves . . . easy-going . . . Tom- mie was thrilled when she had a date with an Air Corps man. ANNAMARIE TREXLER Has a contagious giggle . . . likes the bass horn Cplayerj . . . expects to aid the war by becoming a nurse . . . de- spises having to wait . . . was embar- lrassed when caught buzzarding . . . worries the whole class with her love troubles. ARDELL WALTERS Writing last minute Chatterbox ar- ticles perturbs her . . . wears a Navy torpedo on her sleeve . . . thrills to Anchors Aweigh . . . changeable . . . favorite sports are basketball and hockey . . . soft voice . . . weakness is food . . . spends free moments writ- ing letters. ai' i www 35? QQ: S s Q -A if . www K ,Y tg. Xt sit? log X at New K ,ff Q, ,x ' it - W ,Q 41 img- 1' Q ..:, X . 5 ww c W' SSW MILDRED WAGONER A blonde who would like to have shiny black hair . . . is usually seen carrying a pile of books . . . shudders at the thought of giving news topics in P. O. D. class . . . always willing to help someone . . . is inspired when Vince Tobias plays the cymbals in Stars and Stripes Forever. 5 iii., ? vllvlkvbv KATHRYN WAGNER One of our ever-ready cheerleaders . . . spends leisure time working on a scrap-book . . . very friendly . . . de- light is walking in the snow . . . one who is tall, fair, and blue-eyed is her ideal . . . Kitty's ambition is to be- come wealthy. BETTY JUNE WEAVER A waving American flag is very stim- ulating to Betty -. . enjoys photogra- phy . . . changeable . . . Gimme a pencil . . . her ideal person has brown hair and brown eyes . . . she is intelli- gent and full of life . . . hates to do things over again. Miki - 545921 -T vftvxxvftw DOROTHY WEBER Termite, likes everything in general . . . the sight of a green jacket is in- vigorating . . . favorite is Navy Air Corps . . . Oh, my gosh! . . . looking forward to being a private secretary . . . dislikes pests . . . athletically in- clined. WILLIAM H. WEIDNER Shorty gets a kick out of his old Ford, especially fixing it . . . enjoys gunning . . . finds going through red lights and stop signs very exciting . . . As long as it goes, it's O. K. . . . English Class seems dreadfully long to him. WIl.LIAM D. WEIDNER This broadminded chap likes to travel . . . now employed at Western Auto Store, but some day hopes to be its manager . . . Could be . . . Bill is a typical cowboy . . . here is one boy who dislikes Dames who stay out late? JAMES WEIDENSAUI. Known to his friends as Hammer . . . likes dreamgirls . . . seeks amuse- ment in baseball . . . I'll bet you . . . homework is a bother . . . future hope is to be a railroad engineer . . . T-bone steaks hit the spot. PAULINE WENRICH Polly is thrilled when dancing to the music of jim Eaton's Orchestra . . . strictly on the smooth side . . . some- day hopes to be a private secretary . . . often seen with a tall. dafk and handsome man of '43. l RALPH WENTZEL Though he's characteristically bashful, he likes sweet music and girls . . . Silly Boy . . . Peanuts longs to be a naval ofiicer . . . radio monopolizes his pastime . . . would thrill to the sight of a company of WAVES. GERALDINE WILLIS A happy-go-lucky senior . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . a favorite with her is chow mein . . . takes in plenty of movies . . . writing letters to Kutztown State 'I'eacher's College is her pastime . . . prefers the Army. LLOYD WHITE Whitie's is not often absent at the A. C. Club . . . woliish . . . interest lies in Industrial Engineering . . . I musn'1 tell you . . . always on the look-out for nice girls . . . will take baked ham any day. QW, - . e PIZIUIJ DONALD WERNER An admirer of beautiful girls . . . can't stand smell of sauerkraut . . . I don't know . . . witty . . . pastime is making new acquaintances . . . future ambition is to be radio operator . . . he likes to avoid trouble . . . another of our Navy men. F V d . vlfvlvjg if y X. t , -A F. ' 'CAR ra, ic. M 1, i I .gg -4 3,3 l I N f it L' J t 5. VERNON WHITE Known better to his friends as Fat . . . girls don't appeal to him . . . looks forward to being an accountant . . . plays cardsC?D . . . finds lots of interest in baseball . . . That's for sure. ROBERT WERNER Dopey is easily satisfied . . . invari- ably found at the Speedboy's Club . . . Oh Gees . . . has ideas of be- coming an aviator . . . when it comes to eating he's not particular . . . finds homework extremely distasteful . . . thrill is driving a car. 56921 --L' ,AYAvA, DORACE YOUNG Thrills to any lad in khaki . . . ap- proves of stuadies in high school and practices what she preaches . , . hates to do homework when she can be doing something else . . , is a quiet type of individual. DOROTHY ZIEMER A petite blue-eyed blonde who loves to see football games . . . hopes to be- come a dietitian . . . biggest thrill was her first back jackknife dive . . . usually seen eating chocolate ice cream. 5 w 'T kiwi? PAUL YOUNG A senior with blond wavy hair . . . excels in track . . . prankish . . . bug- ler in the Kenhorst Drum and Bugle Corps . . . thrills to a certain Mary! . . . never a smile in English class . . . Youngie has an excuse if he is found sleeping in class-he gets up at four to deliver milk. YQ X . f e QIZIUIJ CURTIS ZILLHARDT Point system ruins this butcher's part time job . . . finds horseback riding and target shooting his favorite leisure activities . . . all around good sport . . . misses the last trolley from Ken- horst quite often . . . favorite saying, It's all gummed up. RALPH ZERBE Our senior big business man . . . Yes, but! . . . a very argumentative fellow in solid geometry class . . . usually seen behind the soda fountain at Eshelman's drug store . . . always seems to be hurrying about on some important business. KENNETH HECK A deck-swabbee we're proud of . . . nice long eye lashes . . . loves to tease . . . hamburgers' delight . . . likes bike riding when there's nothing better to do . . . typically wolfish . . . admirer of all blondes . . . Kenny . . . Oh go on EUGENE FRYMOYER USAACR 7 7 :MQ fx ,X ,Q lx ax. ,,. ws ,. W., . FQIW, ,Wi m W, x1L.wu.yii?c?.-w Q .Maw i W 15 -. ' Wx g I I Mnz, HOMAN, STAMM, Cusro. Row : OLSON, ZILLHARDT. Row II S Nur' i A 013215 ch Con Line RICHARD FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Coach Head FIRIN MR. . High Coach Jr MR. UPDIKE- O fw .K 6 2 2 0 ...- IIIIIII lfmwvmfnw NlN',--uv-nlfi .-1 Nl .5 Nazareth ,152 .1151 iipviz 'E E331 o ADL. E225 ms-:'Ufj 5...C5,m-... c.'1G'U.': Oib-lCOD5..l -I U U O U 'U - 0 'C X U D T O Ill Ill I IL ni C I O N 9 - 4 P. HARTTNG, SNYTJER, FAusT HANDLEY, SWEIGART, ES, EM erl anag H1 KER C EC OH STR st Row Fir erj. anag H1 C AYS FERTY, M AF OVITCH, L TRAN TER R0sERTs, HUGHES, W. HART- Second Row: EINSEL, HERZOG, FRYMGYER, BAUR, M01-TN, Fls D. . coach Casst ED TNG, MR. FRE GER, ER ASSLER, LORD, B H Casst. coachj DS MR. RICHAR coachj ead fh Third Row: MR. FIRING fmanagerl MR. HEM MIG. LESHER, WHITE, I-IOMAN, Kox-TL, FRANKFORT, ROGERS STETTLER, RUDLOFF, YETTER, ARNDT, KETPER, GEHMAN, STALNECKER, Fourth Row: HEYDT, UPDI KE fasst. coachj MR. L .f A. - It ME: lvlvjk- U GAME Kick-oft-Tomato luice Wet Field-Soup ScrimrnageYTurlcey and Filling l-luddle-Lirna Beans Fumble-Peas Recovery of Fumble-Cranberry Sauce Lateral PassfSalad Touchdown-Rolls Butter Coffee End of Game-lce Cream Msssks. EINSEI., REMP, FIRING, HEMMIG, C ku oo ies PROGRAM SHILLINGTON HIGH 1943 FOOTBALL SQUAD Toastmaster. ,. . ,, , .S , .,Charles I, Hemmig Sorry to see these Seniors leave RCU1GTkS - '- 'eef 'Manny lccobs 'Fister, R.--Co-Captain 'I-larting, W. Aft Plflk H Mohn, E.-Co-Caplan 'l-lerzog, R. Ron Kickline +BGur, Sl Hughes' R- Muslc . . 'E' s l, W. 'R b t, , Reyngfkg A , ,, .WllllGU1 Reedlf if-,igrjoyer SCI Gordon Williams lack Flowers Group Singing Addregg , , A , . , .,,. Dailey Coach Uncleteated Coatesville High School Remarks , ,. c,,c , Co-Captain Richard Fister Co-Captain Earl Mohn - Introduction of Captains Elect Remarks , .,,, , A,,,,, ,, , ,, , ,,.,.. , ,. , Bus Freed I. Allen Wesley Updike lntroduction ot Guests Presentation ot Awards ......,.,.,.,, , ,Bill F' Group Singing under direction of William Music by Shillington High School Swing Kings MOHN, LORD, WHITE, FISTER - 0, 0 ww 23,24- Axe, xxx T.-. I ! ff XX 35600 N billil 1gmn MHS Litl tz x W , , Q r ,Mm 010, ai fa. J' 13003 llzzoybh 00 19.4600 Sc OPBS c-fob pit h e 335 O ar an 1 R t C d h d d Izhe bm-ee-yaf end, on gg T V Q ovx , 51' x.U'vvg 'ik' 1 -V IllI7gfOf11? iff! li, was a costly a 1-, vere M fa 1:1 11 h 1 0116. as Stew P912 aroon and ld l C' P, suffred 3 1, G 1 the Ia f D1 w'11 b 0 Wf,h1Ul:::,:::gyy. 0,3 igzzzz, 10' fc' 10 YOV rqm' .Wx Q0 efgbjed h 2- fe-,S had t , 41 Wolf f Sao 4108 tx' 9 Ae 076 . 0 e,. lp h of We QQ .41 8-94 0 15-oxxosioeq geo VA 1110 1.8 C 0 fi 0 70-1- 5 mv efbuck ova MOHN' M, ,-ff Z--'fr' pun, H 0o,,.,.,, rxwlunz 'Q 'a . o ' Ll! E -IHLLIIGTU, . f SHN-LIHGTUJ hu ICE I 'mu smug, 'IMI-gf',?r'fFf msn scmm T ROBERTS-Center, FRYMOYER-Right Halfback LORD-Right Guard, HARTING-Right End LESHER h Guard 1tl'Le l. ifllllbafk Right End, HERZOG-Left Tackle HASSLER-left End Tgx NS cehfer Pi? Uwuulq d5'aAlmt6all Jmm Uafmitq Mmlmfball Sinking Spring .... . . . Amity .......... .... Wilson ....... Mt. Penn .... Alumni ....... I i i i Muhlenberg. . . Mohnton ..... Sinking Spring .... .... West Reading. Wyomissing . . Wilson ....... Mt. Penn .... Birdsboro ..... Muhlenberg. . . Mohnton ..... Birdsboro ..... West Reading. Wyomissing. . . Won 11 Lost 7 S-O 34-19 29- 37- 28- 41 28 26 38 -33 26-36 22- 47 26 29 24 31 28 -18 -34 -30 -34 -27 53-39 30-35 37-35 54-23 41 -37 48-30 .AU . 7 F Baakztball Jmm Ml' W: 'fr Uamultq abhalmiball Sinking Spring. Wilson ......,. Mt. Penn ...... Muhlenberg ..... Sinking Spring. . . West Reading. . Wyomissing .... Wilson ...... Mt. Penn .... Birdsboro .... Muhlenberg .... Liohnton .... Birdsboro ...... West Reading. . Wyomissing .... S-O .. 36-22 .. 23-26 .. 23-24 ... 19-24 .... 67-12 .. . . 20-28 . . .. 14-22 . . .. 36-46 32-38 ....26-8 29-24 32-19 .. .. 32-26 ....47- Won 8 Lost 7 36 29-19 dw: L1 ,lylld ' Uafmufy' Kneeling: STOVER, Jon NSTQN, ERB, SHUKER, DEIDRICK, HERTZOG, LINDERMAN. Standing: IVIACFADYEN Cmanagerj, KEFFER, LESHER, MRS. COLDREN Ccoachb, WENRICH Ccap- tainb, HOFFERT, MARK, LUTZ Cmanagerj. Ai,1i' v , K 1, ig: I Wk I: W A! . QQ' 4 . -1 S wk' it 42:5 'Fi- sn' Sin ,sm 5 , H M J My fi 1 r, W ,i , L 413' Sitting: JOHNSTON, STOVER, LEINBACH, PHxuPs, MRS. COLDREN Ccoachj, EMERICK, WEBER, KEFFER, MACFADYEN fmanagerj. A ,Q Standing: LINDERMAN, DEIDRICK, ERB, LESHER, HOFFERT, WENRICH, MARK, WALT!-:R, SHUKER. S, l Lv U V I J, I .-.......,...Q Q 4' , .Sw Id 0 i Jmm , 5 Ss it -wnwnuu-'iliuuxngp-q, Kneeling: FRYMUYI-1R,I'l0MAN, DUFFIN, GUERIN. Standing: MR. REBER Casst. coachl, G. WHITE, L. WHITE, RUDQLPH, LORD, MR. UPDIKE 1 Ccoachj. 3515 .I E aux nun: eng: E WM... ....-.... I Ill Row I.- RICKENBACH, WAGNER, SCHNEIDER, MELLINGER, NIULL. Row II. WEBB, MCGUWAN, WEIDNER. I! Ill ' I Ill x in 0' 5 0 - AlIK jlzadf Jnam g 'N I . Img X I 'fx A Row 1: P, HAIQTING, STROHECKER, SCHIAROLI, J. FRYMOYER, DUNKELBERGER, T. HARTING KEIRER, K. KERN, Smum, E. KERN. Row II: STETTLER, HUGHES, GKFRMLEY, HUMAN, KK7HL, W. HARTINC., RCHBERTS, MR. FIRING Ccoachb, FISTER, FRYMUYER, HASSLER, LESHER, YOUNG, FIELDS. Row III: KRINCS, IMES, D. SWEIGART, HORNEERGER, P. SWEIGART, TILLMAN, Lurz, WHITE, KANTNER, LORD, STUVER, CONRAD. '-2 I P p,,.f 4 , RQWNW 2 Y 5 E 5 S ',,.. rf-if fm. H If A A 1 3' I ev- 'M' Y .IMI 1 lx!! ' P . A f Ev D . fwaais. Row 1: RITZMAN, TROSTLE, H. WERNER, FRYMOYER, YETTER. Row Il: MR. RICHARDS Ccoachj, TRANOVICH, KRAMER, MILLS, HEMMIG, D. WERNER, BAUR, MIISSI-:R, FRANKFORT, RUDOLPH, REINHCTLD, MR. LEWIS Casst. coachj. Row Ill: BAUSHER, FAUST, BAKER, BERGER, KRING, GEHMAN, BICKTA, GLASS, CONRAD, MOHN, ARNDT. ATI NA x f gxfm Z 3196 N RGANIIAIIUMQ 35135 iff' lim 2 .1 nm... i . , Q 5 ian- ' E a i Q R 5? 9 . s v r I I 'gk 6 a I ! E vi I sw, al' , Xf l 'mnliH HH 2 1' 2 I i i fx 5 ' - mu if If ,.,.4.., 1 . ,. 31, -8 if ,Q-.J .., A-. A iiilfg ii 6 ox ddofm 521 'Af' is 45 . 8 r i i A ox Hrzponiclm i 1 1. Lila... Row I: TREXLER, MARK, LIGHT. Row II: ENNIS, EVANS, HILL, GUINTHER, HEYDT, REXNHART. Standing: MISS LEBO, associate adviserg MCGOWAN, editor-in-chief: MISS KUTC'H, adviser. wif' K N 4, Q. so-. cis... Row I: HULSIZER, DUNLAP, CHRISTMAN Row II: BUCHERT, HAEUSSLER. TRACY, BLIMLINE, SHETRONE. HUMAN, WERNER- STEWART s HU W 6 it :LAK M 0 L' ox ' , p!l0D and jqpiata Row I: Bouz, MATZ, WERNELQ, REBER, SPECK. Row Il' HOFFMAN LABE WIEDER Standing: Miss KEIM, assoclate advxserq STAMM, KRING, MLGOWAN, editor m chief. . E +-n-nsq- ' Pi- '3- ffj' BITTING, BOOTHROYD, RIEGEL, KANTNER, RUFFNER Qaida? Row I: DoRwARD, FREDERICK, RHOADS, MARK, BOLTZ, LINDERMAN, MATZ, HEYDT. Row II: GUINTHER, MILL, ROBERTS, WALTERS, RUFFNER, TRACY. Row III: ZILLHARDT, STAMM, HERB, OLSON. Absent: MCGOWAN, HILL, LIGHT. Jfmrzh i o A 1 Row I: FRITZ, HULSIZEIQ, ELLIOTT, OBERLY, HERTZCJG, SCHNEIDER, LUTZ, DUNLAI,, CHRIST MAN, HAl,IJPIMAN. Row II: BRIIIIERECK. KEGPIIQISE, SIMPSON, WAGENBLAST, RIIIIERTS, SAVAGE, BIILLMAN, ESHEL- MAN, IVIULI., SwAR'rz, WIssLER. Row III: RAUDENBUSH, MELLINGI-:R, WAIII, WHITMAN, DISSER, STAMM, EMES, EIQII, SQUIIIII HAPIUSSLER, BUCHERT. F V 5626 ,AYJKYJL ' s-f I mms. ' Upan JDJUUM Yi Y' Y 'H'--w-,.,, .-nuindg Row I: WEAVER, MARK, MILL, HERB. Row II: SHANK, WALTER, MR. KLOPP, adviserg HUMAN, DoRwARD. may zlclmf ggffgdm Sitting: SCHOFER, SHANK, assistant financial secretaryp OLSON, financial secretary: HOFFERT, TRACY. Standing: WALTERS, WEAVER, SHUKER, STAMM, ZILLHARDT, MAH, MARRY, KESSI,bIR, Lmm, KEEPER, FRITZ. if MW-f 'w'e 1 1 Lv gl: ,, . I ' :Yiwu lfhw' iff 'wa . . n H lx l.bwN E.. i' 4- , . 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ZILLHARDT, Cusro, HEMMIG, Mxss Hass, director: KUZNIAR, OBERLY, WEN aazoay CO-EDITORS JEAN NE LIGHT BEVERLY DEIDRICK SENIOR EDITORS MARGARET LINEAWEAVER BETTY ANN R1-IoADs ARLENE Goon EDNARAE HERB BETTY JUNE WEAVER JOYCE RUFFNER IRENE MIERZEJEWSKI DoLoREs MACFADYEN MARYBELLE MCGOWAN JEANNE HOMAN FACULTY EDITORS MILDRED MATZ ARDELL WALTERS FEATURE EDITORS MARY ALICE HILL RUTH HOMAN ORGANIZATIONS ELIZABETH STAMM JOANNE MILL BETTY DIEROLF JOSEPHINE LAUSCH SPORTS EDITORS JANE LOUISE MARK JACK HEMMIG BUSINESS STAFF PAUL OLSON, business manager EUGENE FRYMOYER JOHN ROBERTS CRAIG DORWARD WILLIAM HARTING PHOTOGRAPHERS JACK CHRISTMAN Sponsor-MR. LUTHER WEIK RODMAN LORAH Critic-Mxss ESTELLA PENNEPACKER f- Almtivitigus gan waz-19 4 presuming we be of sound mind and body, we, the class of 1944, on this twenty-ninth day of May, wish to bequeath to those mortals we leave behind, some of our notable possessions., habits, and other things we happened to acquire: The splendid undefeated football team's score and teamwork to next year's hopefuls. We hope the scores will be as favorable as this year, minus any ties. The speed of fourth period chemistry class to reach the locker room in five seconds flat we leave to next year's track team. If they take it, we know they'll catch all the blue ribbons. While we're on the subject of chemistry, we bequeath all the senior chemist's abounding inquisitiveness to all junior Dick Tracy's. For codes, they can use the formulas we-'ve been trying to track down for the last year. We're sure nobody will be able to decipher them. The senior class's extreme friendliness in sharing homework with others to next year's locker room inhabitants. Ruth and Jeanne Homan's split-second timing to get to homeroom to all underclassmen who aspire to become professional watchmakers. Betty ,lean Fredrick's Reader's Digest reports to next year's Problems of Democracy class. The deserted halls of our dear alma mater to the underclassmen whom Cupid will have smitten. Paul Ulsonis dependability to Robert Homan, Esquire. Dick Rudolplfs voice to local swooner crooner fans, and his long hair to Carroll Bitting. Dick Mosse-r's boogie woo ie to Vincent Tobias whose sole accom lishment r- rl! P 1 as far as we know, is Hfill0l1SiiCkS.,, Barbara Skean's s nirit 4 host to youl to roam the school with a certain l F5 . junior boy. Bill Achey leaves his shoulders to support the bass horn to Phares Harting. Charles Boehringf-r's Ford to Adamstowners to preserve their thumbs. Paul Young's wavy hair to Mr. Boyer. William Ibach's and Dorothy Ziemer's penmanship to the Fu Wong Chinese Laundry. Bobby Mills' flashy shirts to those who can wear them unblindfolded. Richard Fister leaves the basketball bench without splinters to next year's star basketeers. .lack Super just leaves. Stewart Baur leaves the echo of his voice still ringing in the shower. Jeanne Light leaves the torch to Barbara Kendall with the condition that she carry it all through high school as she did. ,lane Louise Mark leaves the rope with which she lassoed all her men. Beverly Deidrick's formula for synthetic shades of hair to the War Depart- ment to be used as camouflage. Rita Rudolplfs memory is all that remains. The rest of her goes with the wedding bells. gum will- 7944 fgnw Doris Baker leaves her calm voice to Mr. Weik with due consideration for the underclassmen's ears. Curtis Zillhardt's intelligence to Edward Pritchard. Kenneth Haas' dancing ability to Harold Meck. We will the senior's typing ability to next year's typing class. Ardell Walter's refinement to Pat Webb. Elizabeth Stamm's quietness to Dolores Schneider. Harry Field's musical ability to Luther Hornberger. To the United States Nurse Corps we bequeath Mary Alice Hill, Ednarae Herb, Eleanor Simon, and ,lane Schofer. Lloyd White's wolfing ability we gladly will to Charles Stamm. Anna Marie Trexler's piano technique to future pianists of S. H. S. Grace Dettra's giggles to Gloria Eshelman. ,lane Sch0fer's Social Science ability to William Richel. Earl Mol1n's athletic ability to Lee Frankfort. Girls' locker room gossip to the junior girls. Senior Latin Class wills their books to anyone who gets enough gumption to take it. Mary Alice Hill to the wolves of Shillington High who haven't been too suc- cessful so far. The senior class play's success to next year's senior class. 6th period English class gladly gives their books to the salvage drive for old books and papers. MaryBelle McGowan's helpfulness to the Chatterbox editors to next year's editor-in-chief whoever it may be. Jeanne Potts, Miriam Lutz, Evelyn Keller, and Betty Kessler to their dear friends from Mohnton. Eugene Frymoyer's basketball swiftness to Stanley Schofer whom we know certainly needs it if he wants to be on the varsity next year. Pauline Wenrich gladly bestows her extra inches to Althea Moyer. We leave the memory of the Student Activity leader to Betty Brudereck and Margaret Tracy. The fiery arguments of LeRoma Esbach and Doris Baker to Harry Shank and Carolyn Scull. Bill Harting to the next German II class to keep the periods from becoming dull. Betty Ann Rhoads' and John Robert's joint notebook to Mae Kreisher and Gerald Englehart in hopes that they will get good results too. To the junior boys the President's greetings when they are eighteen. To all students who don't do their homework, we leave the Rec as a good excuse. To the juniors we bequeath all our cherished joys, books, jobs and every- thing else that was connected with our happy school days. T - kiggxzexezezi-xzeze k9Mvc JZJU. z, oe . NWJU' X59 , sane win XN Gina A .3506 any I .... D U ' M. . . ll? 9' nxa tai '21 Qub GERJ. . ' ' ' . ' ba N Poi V N A . l . ' ' govfnan 1355 Nw ovlan '605' ei - ' ' USYN MCG 6 ia 05:9 3 A Belle OQOQ abt WW . avi- wee 1063 X9 G bi KQMYYO Cale vet NB-v wi xvacv . 'ow 509 QNX OX oX . Ya .So ' Anna Marie Trexler Betty Kessler Evelyn Keffer Mildred Wagner 5.2 L, 02:5 CU 91493 w 47 S - 90 m ., Q O Cfavxg . X20 Q 'QT ml - . Fe, -ggi .NXOY 2 -5' A' QD , X 5? S19 S .W 0: ef 'D s I . lb mfs .e35 . ww? A .. 2. . - 1- ' X65 9 ,oeteex 6395296 5162, X951 66, 'al ADVERTISING MANAGE Y0' ge . 519' . of Ralph Zeibe SKC won Claire Pauline Wenrich Elise pretty young models . . . Eleanor Simon Lucile Joyce Ruffner Bill, a delivery boy ............. ...... R obert Mills Harrison Day, a young author .... ..... C urtis Zillhardt iileiilf KE-UP: fancy Custo, Chairlady .rlene Bitting hirley Davis ,etty Shetrone xzsxr- SYNOPSIS I-The Pringle living-room. Eight A. M. II-The same. Four P. M. Dorothy Simpson III-The same. Eight P. M. ,bo my fb' 010 105 xxw xi Qfex' fav xi' Q, 00 10 Ye Xe S00 3096 Xnaxae oi ,Coe 595 X0 '59 gli ,100 C591 . -N5 P, we ox.- .fffxe 12256 K?-Vague I YQYXQ, 'Giga' ala PJQS' JLyQkQ , beta o ' 12 it Jrefbba, be' 61,SJfa0l1',,e PROMPTERS: e s' - 131 be - Joy 02056 lager Kathryn Wagner Q1 6 - , 6,800 gb! 11. . Jane Sonen Poem! frfgbl? - . 4' b Oyfrlb 00 ,. 'afar .G .1 .1908 yiqj. G 1 1,1 0 21 -..rea alyiyelzyj 400 'Don 'ble .sbfw Qfob ' QJQ' Llgb Jack Q-bo' ,Verb 6 R-Q12 Q6 681, el' 126512 021b1:g3Og,: O 19 6 . Q38 037,722 Q22 5 0 5 X? M 79 C igllfi ng lttles xl VXXXXK -X h Y . c R636 C CPR .Sfdx X xx XY 'XXX' 'NNY XA, Xl f ',xXR'N -A f L W - 1353 wma UW- ,Wg , f 1 WMM? Xfm X 0 Q90 Qxwxx . Y QXO1 Wiicql N539 Q. x1,xXW9W gwxkaf, Cvy .fitxxyfgf 1595 - N ,rx Vx wyx x '. X CCX,,X gow: X A 3 H 'CY QOQMXA WN WH Xkmxg Y, 53'XmxxY, X.fvux:.2P XAXXCBCTX uv m XX J? 23fPi?P1?Pi? 6 Q , ,Q E' I lligik xx, Pile - T1. Hi! Um Qdeula Since it is agreed there is no state of perfection, we have composed the per- fect boy and perfect girl grad of 1944, by combining traits of several seniors. Girls hate to be kept waiting falthough they are frequently late themselvesj so we'll have Craig Dorwood donate his punctuality. For the man himself- -let's see-there's the wavy, auburn hair of William Achey, Richard Stanley's Ipana-smile of beauty, the long-lashed, blue eyes of Kenneth Heck, Jack Super's masculine features, and William Einsel's athletic build. He would be as intelli- gent and dependable as Paul Olson, with the winning personality of Earl Mohn, and the goodnaturedness of .lack Hemmig. Of course he must be good in sports, so we'll add Eugene Frymoyer's athletic ability and yet be as smooth and light when dancing as Kenneth Haas. Now completed, we turn to his classmate, the perfect girl. Her Venus-like figure and stateliness would be that of Pauline Wenrich. Mildred Grubb would contribute her beautiful glossy black hair, Evelyn Keffer, her translucent blue-gray eyes, and Grace Dettra, her infectious smile to enhance the beauty that Dolores MacFayden would give her. Her effervescent athletic ability would be that of Beverly Deidrick, her dreamily smooth dancing that of .lane Louise Mark. Clock-like punctuality and stick-to-it-iveness of our girl grad would come from Elizabeth Stamm, her piercing intellect that of Ruth Homan, with the sparkling personality of Jeanne Light and distributed throughout with a portion of Anna Marie Trexler's good sport attitude. What a girl! What a boy! Oh, for Utopia! 9 D ' ' noffh.al5'u gaadjncicfqnfflzr L'laMnfW4nf.Slu7' 11211411 nl ARTICLE I-NAME This organization shall be known as the Buzzard Society ol the Class ol '44 ol Shillington High School. ARTICLE II-PURPOSES To promote buzzarding among the students. To stimulate students to do their homework the easy way. To create a high sense ot little responsibility and honor. To promote the spirit ot cooperation among the students throughout the class. ARTICLE III-MEMBERSHIP Sec. 1: Membership shall consist of representatives who buzzard more than once during their senior year. Sec. 2: Must be able to decipher writing from one desk to the next without squinting. Must be able to read any type of handwriting from Palmer method to Chinese. Must be able to read sideways, upside down, and any angles in between without being caught by the teachers. Members must also be able to read lips. You can see why of course. Sec. 3: Members will be inducted at the end of their senior year, when it will be safe to reveal the members' names. ARTICLE IV-OFFICERS Sec. I: Officers of this organization shall consist of a president, vice president, secretary, and treasurer. Sec. 2: Officers shall be appointed by editors of this section. ARTICLE V-MEETINGS Time: The day after the night before, when you couldn't possibly do your homework because of extra-curricular activities. Bu OFFICERS-CLASS OF '44 President ....................... JANE LOUISE MARK Vice-President .... .... C RAIG DORWOOD Secretary .....,. . . .BEVERLY DEIDRICK Treasurer. .... ....... ..... . ....... . R OBERT ROGERS DEPARTMENT AND PUPILS IN CHARGE Social Science. . Mathematics .... Home Economics. . . . Bookkeeping ,.., Business ...... RICHARD RUDOLPI-I ...KENNETH LINs .DOROTHY ZIEMER ...RUTI-I SHUKER ..JEAN HANDLING English .......... Latin .......... . ...... .... R UTI-I HOMAN Science ............ ANNA MARIE TREXLER Ofhce Practice .......... WM. H. WEIDNER German ........... .... L I.oYD WHITE French .............. .... B ARDARA SKEAN . . . . . . .EDWARD STOI-:BER CHARTER MEMBERS Entire Senior Class of Shillington High School are now all active members of this society. If anyone wants to contest this statement see the editors. We'll be glad to give verifica- tion of it. L? SOPHOMORES TRAVEL T0 HOPEWELL 547 3 11996 Q R? Al 66,2253 Ya EUGENE FRYHOXE71? ELECTED PRESIDE? cg, 0,63 YL N CLAS' 0k40y OF' 1943-44 STUDENT COUNCIL . IQQ Umar' .u.a.L va, rnvvnu vuuvuuu GY-YW' oY Y 'Wv fr S P T l PLANS BEGUN FUR EVALUATIU1- PQIWGQQI CQMXA x1 6 if ELIZABETH 00 DQS' 998565 501-'X N7 CHOSEN STAMU Mm QP? ANN HQNOR 3 AS c0'VALF PAUL o OL' 1w0N L 5 CP' 'MORIANLSON VW' S- M Q QV' 62,87 nf XR' E3 RF Qfif iwqyg S57 5 6300 61, NNOUNCES 5?-SIGNGCE FLAG p A49 O 9 S 5 - R'f'Sf7'f1 Fs'1. 'JFK'-' :'F 'ESV S9 SSM NSR PRES?-MA ESIDENT QJW, 1 5 F0 PR W fy 5' Q5 N .., 9' 39 Qgvs ML MOH OQHWLGOYD ELECT . 5 'i3' FO as -4' OBES QW. B-5' H014 gi-P' b' 002 4 1 f M958 KS To 69969 .:,-,4 -' MR. HuNTzuNsERMZ:ziCY CLAS O . A-at PROBLEMS UF DE df Qs A, , L. , fe , XX . W 2721. x W? 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ALIRIGHT MR. AND MRS. ELMER H. BURKERT MR. AND MRS. HERBERT BURKEY MRS. HOWARD BURKEY MISS JUNE V. BURKEY BETSEY MARGARET ALTHOUSE MR. AND MRS. WM. H. ARNOLD MR. AND MRS. EDWIN ART2 MARGARET ARTZ MR. AND MRS. MERVIN AUGE MRS. ELMER AUMAN MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE BABB BETTY JANE BACHMAN MR. HARVEY H. BAGENSTOSE MRS. ESTELLA BAHN MR. AND MRS. PAUL BAKER MRS. CHARLES BAILEY A FRIEND MRS. JOHN BALDAUF MR. AND MRS. HERBERT BEAM A. GENEVIEVE BEAR MRS. CHARLES BEARD MARJORIE E. BEARD MRS. PHI MR. AND LIP C. BEARD MRS. EUGENE BEAVENS MRS. RUTH A. BECK ESTER BECKER CDRINNE BEHM MR. AND MRS. GILBERT BECKER LILLIAN BECKER MR. AND MRS. ORVILLE BECKER MR. AND MRS. EARL BENDER MRS. CHARLES BENSING MR. AND MRS. BENTZ MR. AND MRS. ALBERT BERGER NORMAN BERNTHEIIEL ARLENE M. BURKHART MRS. FRANK BURNETT WILLIAM BUSH S Zfc THELMA CARLTON MR. AND MRS. ELWOOO CDLDERN GERTRUDE COLDERN MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CIERVO MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM F. COLDREN MRS. CHARLES CDLDREN GERTRUDE COMAS MR. AND MRS. JOHN CONRAD MRS. 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