Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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DEDICATION Wr. the graduating class of 1944 ' take this opportunity to dedicate this, the Reflections of 1944, to our high scird principal, Mr. Earl J. Hartman, who is in part responsible for our successful crossing of the bay of life. After graduating from Slatington High School and thence from Bucknell College in 1927, Mr. Hartman took graduate work at Lehigh University and received his Master's Degree in U.S. History in 1937 At college Mr. Hartman belonged to several organizations, some of which were Kappa Sigma, Friars, and Mu Phi Epsilon, Leadership, honesty, faithfulness, and never ending understanding of student life----these are the attributes of our Principal and it is for these reasons that he is the recipient of our decision. This dedication is made to assure Mr. Hartman that we are thankful for his leadership and that we are certain his direction will propell us most successfully across the vast ocean of life. To you, Mr. Hartman, we extend our sincerest wish for your success in the ensuing years.

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REFLECTIONS Vie, of the Reflection Staff, wish to extend our appreciation to each and every one of the student tody afid faculty for their fine cooperation in the production of our yearbook. In this world of war, vie wish to state the fact that we on the homefront have tried to assist in every way possible, to promote victory. Many of us are now-serving in the armed forces and others are fighting on the homefront to bring our boys back to us safely and as soon as possible. At this time we find no greater opportunity than this, to express our deep felt appreciation to Mr. Earl Hartman, our Principal, to whom v e dedicate this book, for his assistance in furthering our education. V e also wish to thank the Board of Education for their consideration and co-operati on throughout our four years of high school. V e want to thank vhole heartedly our supervisors, Mr. E. A. Evans and Mrs. Zimmerman, for their manifesting patience in our behalf, in the development of the book. Wc must not forget to make mention of thanks due to William Ncwhurd and Reynold Minnich, two Seniors, for their fine wart: in Photography. As you glance through our Reflections v.-e wish that you would consider the part the class of '44- have played in the pro duction of our book. Yft hope this book will act as an incentive to future Seniors and lovrer classmen. •| Yeti e Harold Fensitejrmacher Earl Lciby Veronica Papay Thelma Confer Althea Roth Roma Snyder Editorial Staff Daney—Editor-in-chief Betti-1 cju Buubert Carl Reitz Calvin Kern Mary Lee Davies Bill Griffiths Dorothy Herman Margaret Ernest •Bctjt Ja-ne Jones. • Henry Alcouloumre Norene Frederick Renee Orkin Lucy Altrichter Ray Deppe Make-up Staff Kathleen Fink—Editor Dena Yenser—Ass't Editor Lorraine Benner Ruth Green Elaine Harvd Lorraine Hughes Marian Kerschner Rough Copy Make-up Typists Marie Kern Ruth Kreibel Ruth Tielmann Marjorie Kuhnsman Betty Kunklo Betty Miller Leola Roth Leah Schncck Mario Snyder Margaret Zigo Art Staff Ruth Tielmann-Editor Clarence Minnich Robert Vlas sum Chester Gable Donald Oplinger Leonard Bcttilou Daubert Carolyn Kern Richard Hughes Russel Marlatt Vfeinman . Vernon Kamp Irene Palkovitz Mimeographing -( V Carl Reitz T-alter D'aubcnspeck Reynold Minnich Photography Staff Bill Newhard Faculty Advisors Mr. John Xistler Mrs. Jeanne Zimmerman Mr. E. A. Evans

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THE SLATINGTON £ OA R D Or EDUCATION Mrs. Vf. Via 1 lace Kern--President Franklin D. Berlin—Vice President Robert H. Sieger—Secretary Walter R. C-angre;--Treasurer Mrs. J. Clyde Thomas THE HIGH SCHOOL EAC U LT Y Elwood L. Prestwood—Supervising Principal Earl J. Hartman-Principal Miss Ruth Bausch Mrs. Anna Craig E. Amnos Evans Louis De Rosa Mrs. Abby J. Kane Miss Ara Kern (Nurse) Mrs. Aina Kershner L. Harry Kershner John Kistler Miss Evelyn Morgan Miss Evelyn Naylor Miss Velma Osv ald Miss Elizabeth Peters Alton Vf. Rex Miss Rachol Steclcol Paul Ibiberger Lloyd Williams Mrs. Joanne Zinmcraan , Sec Miss Muriel L. ’.fillians