Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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It required determination, ability and diligence to prepare young adults for a successful life, just as it required persever- ance, skill and optimism to launch a rocket successfully. Our four years at high school were comparable to the four stages of a, rocket. l Our freshman year laid the groundwork for our education. Our sophomore year allowed us to experiment with our new- found ideas. Our junior year reduced the distance we had to travel towards ourultimate goal . . . success. Our senior year molded us into finished products, ready to face an unconquered world, just as a rocket after much similar preparation is equipped to face the perils of the unknown. if Now we must seek new frontiers, as did our predecessors. We are the future. i if it t We Dedimfc fd Mrs. l6'c'ruicc J-licks SM WE tl 5 gig Mrs. Hicks is known to all as a language scholar and a world traveler, but to the Class of 1964, she is much more. We, Whom she guided, consider her more than just a com- petent leader. Words alone cannot repay her for her diligence, persever- ance, and concern through our high school days. Since a smiling face and pleasant personality have proven to be the outward manifestations of her understanding na- ture, we can be thankful for being blessed with not only a capable adviser but also a loyal friend. With patience and foresight as her constant companions, she counseled us through our four arduous years in S.H.S. Because a simple thank you lacks the necessary eloquence, our way of attempting to compensate for our deft of grati- tude is dedicating REFLECTIONS 1964 to Mrs. Hicks. 5 Keflccfians LITERARY STAFF STANDING: Vincent Kern, Robert Nothstein, Brian Balliet, Willard Boyer. SEATED: Candace Reinhart, Candyce Mantz, Cynthia Roth, Susan Kern. FINANCE STAFF STANDING: Donna Skeath, Karen Schmidt, Howard Smith, Brian Parry, Larry Andreas, Diane Pickle, Sharon Semmel. SEATED: Diane Krause, Shei la Gruber, Sandy Harry, Bar- bara Serfass, Ruby Gogel, Sharon Kressley, Linda Sch neck. Staff? STANDING: john Griffith iPho- tographyj, Miss Miller fAdviserJ, Miss Durso fAdviserj, Brian Par- ry fFinancej. SEATED: Cynthia Roth fLiteraryJ, Candace Rein- hart QEditor-in-Chiefj, Karen Schlosser CProductionj, Connie Jones CArt-Layoutj. PRODUCTION STAFF STANDING: Linda Flexer, Susan Zuk, Karen Schlosser. SEATED: Darlene Kresge, Donna Phillips, Diane Sem- mel, Donna Stever. ART-LAYOUT STAFF STANDING: Kathy McCann, Sandy Eberwein, James Kisthart, Eileen Krause, Nanqf Rex, Bar- bara Wagner. SEATED: Susan Schirer, Doneta Hughes, Connie jones, Denise Hughes, Kathryn George, Karen Chandler. Workers llndcr Pressure i U1 . We If Ollg A 59 ag. be 61' 56 QC O Eff 511101 l . 6992565 'CGC U' Qhltlfde C0116 ii X5 es lot lsmo of Ou eqffar' HOW SW eldo! pages I affflvrlon are 'vga p,:kQ'2,0Gqsx0Z Wb0pl?p31e0t 0 Da 1' oik fed 0 Members of the Literary Staff take a break from their busy schedule to pose for this picture. Susie and jim gab and measure and crop pictures all at the same time! Never turn your back to the audience, jim and Miss Miller. But, we're a'workin! ! In Jlflemvriam ,4 President far lfaufh - ,Z SCIC Our anticipation of a pleasant weekend was abruptly shattered by the tragic death of President John F. Kennedy. Students' usually-happy-go-lucky faces were transformed into masks of horror and disbelief. His youth and virility attracted admiration and respectanot only from our generation, to which he presented so fine an example, but also from all people throughout the world. His faith in our potential was demonstrated through the establishment of the Peace Corps. Whenever we reflect on the theme of our yearbook, Space, we will associate it reverently with the memory of our late President, john Fitzgerald Kennedy. Hufurc' Leaders The innate quality of leadership was exemplified by these young leaders of our high school. They proved themselves cap- RONALD HENIRY able of handling responsibility in a com- petent and thorough manner. The po- tential manifested by these young leaders will help to aid them in future success. We feel all our students will be success- ful-these will achieve excellence! BRIAN BALLIET ERIC STECKEL DARRYL DIETRICH LEE PHILLIPS WILLARD BOYER dzfefcria Kafercrs and Hapable Lfusfvdians Always smiling and ready to serve usg Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Zellner, Mrs. Easterday, Mrs. Harry, and Mrs. Rowlands stand ready for the lunch-period rush. Mr. Russ Handwerk, our cafeteria manager, Works diligently at his books and plans appealing menus for the students. I0 Ready and willing to work hard: Mr. Zellner, Mr. Evans Mr. Brinkman, Mr. Snyder, and Mr. Jones pose before be- ginning their long day. ll 5 El EJ Q A 1 3 ' 1: f 1: rr 3 .- 1 Y Y -1 nl1- .1 I I1 - r F-150 Q SOG, 2'-JS ! Q00 f wf-I l i W Q 3 Claude E. Hensinger, Robert Sheffler, Stuart Kern, Lawrence J. Kern, I james Rauch, Muriel L. Williams, john F. Hower, Mark S. Thomas Herbert R. Kern, George M. Harding, William O. Redline, Merritt J. Smith, Harry J. Snyder. Schrwl l6'mrd fff Northern Lfelzzyh Sclmrf Miss Muriel Williams, Secretaryg john F. Hower, Presidentg Mark Thomas, Vice-Presidentg and Herbert Kern, Treasurer. I2 Z s Mr. Musso proved to be not only a stern disciplinarian but also a friend and conficlante. Mr. Musso's departure will leave a void that will be difficult to fill. Our capable supervising principal was a bulwark to our administrative staff and a valuable asset to the executive offices of our school. Our Schrfal Hvufrrfl Mr. Hagenbuch, as Junior High School Principal, enlivened the student's day with a jovial smile and a spirited remark. I3 In spite of all the intricate details, Mrs. Miss Muriel Williams has proved to be a Dietrich handles the payroll ledgers with competent private secretary to Mr. Snyder ease. and to the Board. 2 Mrs. Deibert's jobs vary from the ordering o school supplies to the checking of attendance Our Kheerful Eficicnf Oficc Staff This picture shows our office workers taking a break from their busy schedule. Our switchboard is efficiently operated by Mrs. Owens. Mrs. Parry's duties are divided between inforrj ing us of daily activities and being secretary Mr. Musso. Our Qaculfy MR. LLOYD WILLIAMS MR. MARVIN MILLER BOYS' GYYU History MRS. NORETTA HERMAN Girls' Gym MR- JOHN RORAMBO Miss EVELYN NAYLOR EU811511 Guidance Counselor MISS EVELYN MORGAN Library MR. WILLIAM REESE MR. RICHARD SMITH History Driver Training MISS PATRICIA KOWALSKY Business IR. ANGELO SCARSELLETTI I5 MRS. MARION EVANS Band Chorus MISS SARA MILLER Languages MR. CARL TROLLINGER English MRS. EDITH ROEDER English Our Zzculfy MI SS MARGARET ROSSI Home Economics MRS. BERNICE HICKS MR. LEE KREIDLER Biology MR. GEORGE FRANTZ Mathematics Languages MR. EARL BENDER Sciences MR. RUSSELL STETTLER Mathematics MR. JOHN PARSONS MRS. DORIS SMITH I 5 Physics Mathematics MR. RICHARD JONES English MR. DONALD JONES Art Our Zzculty MR. GORDON KEMP Business MR. WILLIAM HORVATH Business V .5 MISS ANGELA DURSO Business Mr. Williams plus health classroom on wheels. MR. WALTER BLOSE History MR. FRANK TRETTLE Shop MR. FRED SNYDER History I7 friend. Our IWKI4 Halsey and Urs Nurses Dennis Christman is being examined by Dr. Kern, our school doctor and faithful l E 2 l v Our usually busy nurse, Mrs. Ann Lengel, is seated for a moment's relaxation. Larry Roth smiles Pleasantly as he tips the scale at 165 pounds. , The difficult task of administering to our ailments is ably handled by our school nurse, Miss Ara Kern. f i Our Zzculfy at 51156 afiomzl Honor Saciefy ROW 1: Susan Zuk, Susan Schirer, Willard Boyer, Darryl Dietrich, Eric Steckel, Ronald Henry, Brian Balliet, Lee Phillips, Candace Reinhart, Karen Schlosser. ROW 2: Walter Marschner, Cynthia Roth, Ginger Valora, James Kisthardt, Donna Phillips, Robert Nothstein, Connie Jones, Diane Semmel, Dan Lilly. ROW 3: Linda DeSanctis, Robert Paules, Bruce Benninger, David Koran, Brian Owens, Pam Thomas, Janice Snyder. OFFICERS: Darryl Dietrich fVice-Presidentj, Eric Steckel fPresiclentQ, Ronald Henry CSecretaryj. 20 Bruce Benninger, David Koran, Pat Thomas, Janice Snyder, Pam Thomas, Linda DeSanctis, Robert Paules, Brian Owens. N. . ,f Un, , , V 'Q -, i ' I 2, N W A A, U 6 .- ' 422: .. .v,. .,, Hrs! Stage' Qreslzmm KZ? -,-2? I-?jl'3 611155 af '67 The Freshmen have proved their artistic creativity by their colorful Swing in Spring. We expect great achievement from this class of diligent workers and conscientious students, led by David Mack, Presidentg Ralph Williams, Vice Presidentg Eileen Merkle, Secretaryg and Glenn Danner, Treasurer. MOTTO: The past forever goneg the future still our own. COLORS: Powder Blue and White FLOWER: Blue and White Tinted Rose Any problems which arise, no matter how trivial, are given a great deal of consideration and thought by these two energetic leaders, Miss Miller and Mr. Porambo. Qhyhfy Qreshmeu 23 grcshmen ,fire ROW 1: James Everett, Bonita Bisko, Carol Blose, Gerald Stettler. ROW 2: Gerald Christman, Karen Gruber, Harold Christman. ROW 3: Henry Distler, Sharon Dorward. ROW 4: Barbara Bechtel. Mr. jones' dry wit forces even these usually inane fresh- men-Robert Kutney, jane Berger, Kevin Minnich, Deb- orah Hughes, and Sheila Merkle-to crack a smile. Freshman German students, Robert Mack, Ronald Howey, Penny Greene, and Linda Bender, listen to Kathy Chandler recite her Ger- man lesson into Miss Miller's tape recorder. 24 'fe 5' ,QQ X K' gm, 31? 'WW 215:52 W 5 5 1 x y x 5 1 i a 4 E 5 1 5 i , 1 ry I ii is 3 5: 2 33 if if 3 4? S ge Q2 ,, u ii l ,X 75 ,f V: 3 Q af E S X f f sl M ff E li E? 5 55611411055 Display of history projects by our versatile Sopho- mores, Jane Kern, RaymonclsDeFrain, Linda Boyer, and Donald Nagle. junior Band performs for us on a Friday in Spring. Mr. Stettler plays Rattlesnake Rag for Class Day. How much we appreciate his loyalty at the organ! How clo you like these wedding garments? 9- ff p I f '45 A li- 5 rrl. fi Q if 5 Q' l r 1 -1 T n -ff1l ' R' i i73 Q :USA 1 :QE if 5 ag, fi ' lf 5 e if ff -- tll, ' . -f - , ' , -' 7 r-, Mr. Buzinski-member of the S.H.S. Booster Candyce Mantz, president of Club-presents athletic awards to Larry the club, opens the Tri-Hi-Y's Merkle and Robert Hoffman. annual Easter program. Mr. Musso deserves an award-we all agree' IG Tlll !,.----P-- K we NMR, T ffl? W 96 K Secaud Stage 50,0 mi5rc's K,,.... 611155 of '66 Diligence and perseverance epitomize the Soph- omore Class officers: Francis Lorah, Presidentg Ronald Heintzleman, Vice Presidentg Karen Bech- tel, Secretaryg Colleen Kemp, Treasurer. They proved their creativity and ingenuity by the Senior Farewell they sponsored this year. MOTTO: The road called toil leads to the city called success. COLOR: Red and White FLOWER: White Rose Any difficult situations which may have arisen during the course of the year were efficiently handled by these two interested advisers, Miss Rossi and Mr. Parsons. 1 Svphomarc Days ROW 1: Larry Parry, Mary Holko, jane jones, Richard Jane Kern, Colleen Kemp fin boothj, Robert Mills, Linda Boyer, Papay. ROW 2: Keith Smith, Donna Hoffman, Wladimir Mrs. Hicks, Karen Bechtel, Ed Lehman, Ray DeFrain. Schumada. ROW 3: Connie Dorward, Darryl Steigerwalt. ROW 1: Beverly Kistler, Janet Zeiser, Mary Rodenbach, Carol Snyder, Dianne Lewis, Linda Wzxrmkessel, Francine Lorah, Connie Seidel ROW 2: Hedy Youse, Larry Roth, David Neff, David Gusick, Woody Sayers, Carey Krum, Donald Nagle, Betty Stoudt. 32 rc' Serivus Student teacher of History, Miss Hume, Poses with ROW 1: Alex Neier, Sheila Remaley, Linda Kresge, John three Sophomores: Karen Trettel, Martha Paules, jane Schleicher. ROW 2: Sandra Wertinan, Edward Smith, Sharon Kreitz. Yenser. ROW 5: William Stein, Linda Minnich. ROXW 1: Carol Bowers, Charlotte Hallman, Margaret Kern, Bonnie Correll, Grace Hoffman, Kathy Heatter, Dorothea Edwards, Harriet Herb. ROW 2: Clifford Williams, Douglas Lilly, Hugh Scott, Richard Sensinger, Larry Peters, Robert Greene, Gregory Carlton. 33 Studivus l i i ROW 1: Farrell Snyder, Donna Kreiss, Suzanne Hofman, Mr. Kemp instructs bright-eyed sophomores in the cor- Michael Lazorq ROW 2: John Rau, Barbara Bowman, jimmy rect procedure of inserting paper, Barbara Handwerk, Hayclt. ROW 3: Janice Papay, Margie Leibenguth. Russell Lloyd, Francis Lorah, Linda Green. ROW 1: Bonnie Roth, Carol Geiger, Judy Bolton, Linda Ayer, Pamela Lewis, Gail Kern, Susan Krause, Kathleen Bowers. ROW 2 David Wfagg, David German, Ronald Heintzelman, Glenn Scheffler, Danald Eberwein, Willard Gersbach, Dale Benninger, James Wes coe. 34 Svphzsfzcaicd Marian Gellis, Pamela Hughes, Linda Redline, Sandra ROW 1: Iris jones, Donna Hunsicker, Pat Rice, Regina Shelly, Keith Williams, George Williams, Mr. Porambo. Peters. ROW 2: Susan Roth, Mary Ann Redline, Ellen Mack ROW 3 Brenda Markell Ann Snyder ROW 1: Lynda Pierce, Linda Eck, Elizabeth Roth, Donna Remaley, Paulette Mantz, Ginger Roberts, Kathy Solt, Nancy Patterson ROW 2: William Klotz, Terry Kendig, Paul Kester, Daniel Trine, Aaron Geary, Calvin Carlton. 35 36 janet Schertzinger, Fred Steckel, Dawn Snyder, Terrence Reinhart, Robert Ringer. Mr. Koons, student teacher of civics, poses with interested students. Silly and ROW 1: Carol Dalryrnple, Darlene Snyder, Nancy Roth, Wanda Serfass, Fianna Semmel, Lana Turner, Diane Strohl, Barbara Oswald. ROW 2: John Szoke, Edward Reimer, Stephen Knappenberger, Ronald Smith, Earl Rumble, Gerald Phillips, Wilbur Romig, Forrest Ketchledge. ROW 1: Diane Deibert, Carol Wuchter, Pat Trimble, Chris Harris, Sheila Merkle, Brenda Weiss, Cheryl Roth, Linda Schuler. ROW 2: Ann Marie Oncheck, Nancy Saas, Nancy Moyer, Audrey Thomas, Sandra jones, Eileen Ulrich, Karen Wertman, Barbara LaBold. ROW 1: Larry Horn, Eileen Frederick, Judy Bisco, Karen Creasey, Susan DeLong, Ruth Ann Eroh, Judy Deibert, Robert Evans. ROW 2 john Anthony, john Laux, Robert Diehl, Greg Demsyk, Barry Krause, jimmy Jones, Vlayne DeWalt, Robert Brazes, Bruce Jones. flu Swepfzvnal Performance The performance given by the Milton Hershey Glee Club was warmly received by a very enthusiastic au- dience. This group of mu- sically inclined boys will surely be invited back next year. e fz'W r'i .QM ,W , ,f , . X x my . wi , ' vu? ' V, L m My xg 2? A Q via 1 X ,rwgi ' .N I5 1964 5 , Q, ' i AV,-' ' ? ig 1w A Uzird Stages funivrs An elegant junior Prom and an out- standing Junior Declamation Contest plus an unusual and entertaining Junior Play characterized the junior Class of Slating- ton High School. Potential leaders of tomorrow success- fully led the Junior class: Lindy Roth, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Kern, Secretaryg Richard Lilly, Treasurerg Brian Owens, President. MOTTO: The ropes of the 'past ring the bells of the future. CLASS FLOWER: Wfhite Rose CLASS COLORS: Green and White junior 60155 Leaders and Advisors Fortunate was the Junior Class in sharing the reins of leadership with Miss Kowalsky and Mr. Reese. Two such dynamic and vibrant leaders are quite a valuable asset to the Class of 1965. Any difficult situations which arose were capably and tactfully solved by these two advisers. ROW 1: Robert Paules, Susan Peischler, Darlene Paulhamus, Dennis Petrus. ROW 2: Dennis Minnich, Susan Neff, Brian Owens. ROW 3: Anita Anthony, Bruce MacFarland. ROW 4: james Numbers. juniors ,4 Mrs. Smith instructs Susan Bender, Ben Harris, David Koran, and Diane Boyer in the fine art of finding the circumference of a circle. ROW 1: Roger Hayclt, Darlene Mack, Kathy Jacobs, Helene Hronetz, Donna Edwish, Janice Bachman, Patricia Horvath, Marcia Kreitz, Linda Minnich, Gloria Miller, Leon Fritz. ROW 2: Ernest Bauer, Thomas Lauchnor, David Raub, Mathias Greene, Michael Bauer, Larry Deibert, Ronald Scheffler, Bruce Benninger, Lee Behler, Dennis Mantz, Clifford james. 42 Hwy Mr. Jones and several junior boys, Bruce Mack, Charles ROW 1: Lindy Roth, Patricia Thomas, Pamela Thomas Mankos, Gary Meckes, Thomas Sidor, Douglas Wana- Keith Blose. ROW 2: Barry Greenzweig, Lynn O'Malley maker, and Daniel MacIntosh, admire the portrait of Lewis Paulhamus. ROW 3: Kenneth Andrews, Susan Buhay our departing principal, Mr. Musso. ROW 4: Richard Horn. ROW 1: Linda DeSanctis, Donna Greene, Tanis Schertzinger, Sharla Williams, Diane Seiler, Linda Wanamaker, Martine, Yesik, Mary Babyak, Marilyn Kern, June Weaver, Julianne Turoscy, Joan Strohl. ROW 2: Curt Reinsmith, Robert Greene, Richard Lilly, Robert Horner, Paul Rau, Lee Martin, Ronald Kistler, Brian Souerwine, Greg Henritzy, Robert Treskot, Larry Hertzog. 43 1 3 4 1 s Q E 1 1 Barbara Snyder, Sandy Herman, Linda Davis, Susan Encly, Miss Durso. WW Edward Fortmiller, Dennis Christman, Larry Cressman, Mr. Trollinger, Harry Bcaber, Clinton Craig, Tommy Galio, Betty Lauer. ROW 1: Rita Lorah, Audrey Herzog, Ethel Braerman, Carol DeLong, Diane Diehl, Linda Erb, Susan Anthony, Brenda Frantzujudy Konek, Ruthann Zader, Leatrice Buskirk, Susan Hoppes. ROW 2: Robert Sell, Robert Trettel, Robert Strohl, Larry Nissen, Kenneth Strohl, Larry Solderitz, Charles Rettew, Delroy Neff, Gary Schneck, Robert Sterner, Norman Roth, john' Reinhart, Lonnie Snyder. 4 il vb ww-.x W wwfiim Mgwm-. 32-, The International Friendship Club divid- ed its efforts between increasing their knowledge of language and promoting good will throughout the world. Pam Thomas, vice presidentg Candace Reinhart, presidentg Marilyn Kern, secretaryg Pat Thomas, treasurer, Linda Wana- maker, committee chairman. 5-Qzfg and Language glllb SITTING: Barbara Thomas, Connie Jones, Diane Pickel, Mary Babysk, Sheila Gruber, Linda De Sanctis, Francis Lorah, Janet Schertzinger, Tanis Schertzinger, Susan Endy. STANDING: Mr. Frantz, john Griffith, Anita Anthony, Donna Phillips, Ginger Roberts, Eileen Krause, Donna Eclwish, Leon Fritz. 48 Quizing Frantz instructs Linda and Francis in the Slale layout. Zzfurc Ccachcrs 0f,414f16rica FIRST ROW: June Weaver, Diane Seiler, Pat Edwards, Linda Erschen, Ann Louise Betzler, Marcia jones, Diane Krause, Penny l Green. SECOND ROW: Janice Bachman, jane Kreitz, Diane Deibert, Martha Paules, Diane Boyer, Colleen Kemp, Karen Trettel, ' Nancy Patterson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Doris Smith, advisor, Donna Skeath, Marcia Kreitz, Darlene Paulhamus, Marilyn Kern, Cynthia Schneck, Susan Schirer, Pamela Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Carol Parry. earbook helpers, Bruce john Grif- l German, David Reitz are in the darkroom evelop: some of our rize pix, Z7l10f0 gfllb Mr. jones instructs these boys in the operation of the camera. Donald Nagle, Glenn Scheffler, Woody Sayer, Michael Marschner, Bruce Benninger, David Koran, Robert Trettel, john Schleicher, Thomas Galio fcameraj. gufurc Husiuess leaders' 61116 Future Business Leaders Officers: David Frederick, Progra Chairman, Doneta Hughes, Vice-President, Barbara Jones, Se retaryg Kathleen Turoscy, President. Future Business Leaders take time out at the end of their meeting to pose for this fascinating Yearbook picture. STANDING: Miss Durso, David Frederick, Karen Schmidt, Kaki Turoscy, Barbara jones, Karen Schlosser, Darlene Kresge, Diane Semmel, Donna Phillips. SEATED: Norman Gaumer, Thomas Bauer, Donald Olewine, Doris Jones, Sandy Harry, Doneta Hughes, Susan Zuk, Linda Flexer. David German, Mr. Bender's able assistant, is seen distributing visual aid material to needy people throughout the school. He Works with care. Wsual Aids 611111 ffhe Visual Aids Club, under Mr. Bender's supervision, learns the fine art of illustrating a lecture. if a 1 N W.. Brees asm as eea we, .garage E W 4 we 1 'nfgwjtzw i if i .ft twig ia 32,511 ,W M, ' ' 3 , . ' '- 251: :A wwf fn ,ur 1 5 ,. 7' : : 'I5 '-ifhf?.i5iTfavr ' iitiiftvi ' ww QW -'?fS:fl7'?.el37 's::i?f:'pw qw pm , .,--i,-Q :.,ef?-A - 1 ff ' 3i'lYY5?5 7fi5f- f -'fii'- 4.5:,5.f15: ' 'f--2317s-15675 J ' M - iv.SlJ+,g.'-.1,..f lakes- -4-, f. f-. i 1 f .-4' i:-New-y 1. 'S' was 'vial' 1 7?f2'nLef,5is553lw'z i 'fa :f g ' sz i iw, me-g :-5 --: -ggf4,,,,fsasgw-57 ,, ek gl -. f aff? il ' llf , ,. will . wf afgg Zgyjig? it ' ,N -:-F3551 f +4 X ii 'ji ttitligittf FRONT ROW: Roger Schlosser, Richard Phillips, Louis Paulhamus, James Roberts, David Wagg, Glenn Scheffler, Raymond DeFrain. MID- DLE ROW: john Griffith, Mr. Bender, Robert Mack, Robert Green, George Bowers, Dale Schlauch, Far- ell Snyder. BACK ROW: Roy Rex, Sam Rau, Robert Trettel, Dale Ben- ninger, Donald Eberwein, Robert Ringer, David Heintzlemen, David Frederick. Svphvmare Z'ri-ffi- lf FIRST ROW: Judy Bisko, Connie Dorward, Charlotte Hallman, Carol Dalrymple, Karen Sreasey, Linda Kresge, Donna Green, Lana turner, Peggy Kern, SECOND ROW: Cami Bowers, Regina Peters, Ruth Ann Eroh, rfarol Wuchter, Barbara LaBold, Karen Wertman, Judy Bolton, Janice Papay, Jane lones, Sharon Yenser. THIRD ROW: Miss Miller CAdvis0rJ, Kathy Jacobs, Donna Ed- Bonnie Correll, Linda Eck, Janet Beverly Kistler, Dianne Lewis, Sandy Barbara Bowman, Sheila Remaley, FOURTH ROW: Pat Trimble, Marie Oncheck, Eileen Fredrick, Linda Darlene Snyder, Linda Schuler, Roth, Kathy Heatter, Margie Leiben- Scrzirfr Uri-ilk Z! FIRST ROW? Cynthia Roth, Candyce Mantz, Kathryn George, Karen Schlosser, Linda Schleicher, Ethel Braerman, Sandee Herman, Linda Davis, Elaine Diehl. SECOND ROW: Miss Miller fAdvisorJ, Lynn O'Malley, Linda Wanamaker, Patience Williams, Sandy Sidor, Barbara Snyder, Judith Neff, Julianne Olewine, Susan Endy. THIRD ROW: Janice Bachmann, Patricia Horvath, Diane Boyer, Susan Bender, Martine Yesik, Sue Peischler, Darlene Mack, Judy Konek, Susan Hoppes. FOURTH ROW: Janet Metzger, Julianne Turoscy, Susan Neff, Joan Strohl, Gloria Miller, Nancy Rex, Darlene Kresge, Karen Remaly. Janice Bachman, Judith Bolton, Candyce Mantz, Kathryn Heatter, and Barbara Labold return from a Senior Tri-Hi-Y trip to a model United Nations Assembly where they represented Honduras. Physica! Wfrzcss in Our Salma! Qirls' GW 611111 The Girls' Gym Club under the supervision of Mrs. Herman helps produce a group of we1l-co- ordinated gymnasts. 52 Hays' GW 61116 S1atington's muscle men are pictured here performing a variety of strenuous activities, under the direction of their club sponsor, Mr. Lloyd Williams. ?ufure Nurses and Pro and Zan 611105 FIRST ROW: B. Serfass, P. Howell, K. Bechtel, K. George, S. Bender, L. DeSanctis, j. Kern, . Mack, G. Williams. SECOND ROW: L. Schneck, S. Kressly, B. Weiss, D. Remaley, C. arris, S. Delong, L. Wanamaker, M. Yesik, P. Lewis, B. Rice. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ann Lengel faclviserj, J. Parry, L. Minnich, P. Horvath, D. Boyer, S. Lynn, G. Roberts, J. Hughes, ,. Semmel, D. Kreitz, L. O'Mally, K. Remaley, B. Bechtel, S. Dorrward, T. Edwards, R. Fenster- iaker, P. Youse, R. Gogel, H. Youse, K. Solt. FOURTH ROW: L. Benner, G. Lazor, K. ouerwine, P. Mantz, C. Geiger, K. Bowers, L. Strohl, L. Pierce, F. Semmel, J, Turoscy. SEATED: Kathryn George, President, Linda DeSanctis, Vice President. STANDING: Karen Bechtel, Secretary, Jane Kern, Treasurer. we WW. delegation of Slatington debaters board the bus which take them to debate in Hellertown. laters are pictured before departing for their verbal conflict at Park- nd. Colleen Kemp, Secretary, Jane Kern, Treasurerg Linda Boyer Librarian, Robert Ringer, Parliamentarian. 53 Susan Schirer, President, Frederick Steckel, Vice President, Q , , Wm x +2 '22 1 . , A s gg' 3 3.5.54 XF M 5 Q !13,,,,xg, Q We X 1 , 1155 f 1 f ' Q4 3 wk N L E ' x ff -K 'EEN ff! . A I K ,A . M 1, 2 -2: -.2 ' M y Bays' J-fame Swlwmics 61110 Boys' Home Economics Club .and their adviser, Miss Rossi, rake time out from creating their culinary delights. Mathematics Klub FRONT ROW: Brian Owens, Janice Bachman, Patricia Horvath, Kenneth Andrews. LAST ROW: Bruce Ben- ninger, Mr. Russell Stettler, Mathias Green, David Koran. STANDING: Gary Warmkessel, Robert Shaw, Floyd Hoppes, Eugene Weiss, Lee Marsh, Carl Liebenguth, Artie Reitz, Howard Strohl, Miss Ros- si, Larry Merkle, David Kern. SEATED: Barry Acker, Frank Roth, Gary Millward, Larry Smith. Solutions are found to the puzzles and mysteries of math by this interested group. 55 56 Cynthia Schneck, Mathias Green, and Susan Kern dramatically enact a scene while the rest of the club look on interestedly. ?ufurc' Uzcspiaus and Klzcfs Dramufics 61116 Under the capable di- rection of Mr. Carl Trol- linger, the Dramatics Club tries out plays and takes a field trip once a year to see a legitimate play. ?ufz1rc flawzemakcrs fgirlsj The Future Home- makers really are build- ing toward a future of cooking and homemak- ing for their own fami- lies. Oh, those smells that come from the Family Life Center some days! Our future homemakers, headed by Miss Rossi, contemplate the preparation of a pie. Hi-ll 61116 SEATED: Ronald Scheffler, Robert Paules, Clifford james, Michael Marschner, Dennis Petrus, Larry Deibert. STANDING: Norman Gaumer, Mr. Lee Kreidler fsponsorj, Thomas Bauer. Varsity '2S ' FRONT ROW: Terry Minnich, Lee Phillips, Kenneth Andrews, Paul Rau, Robert Horner, Glenn Reinsmith, Susan Buhay, Brian Owens, Karen Schmidt, Thomas Papay, Larry Merkle, Howard Smith, Ronald Henry, Robert Noth- stein. BACK ROW: Brian Souerwine, Donald Eckhart, Lee Behler, Larry Roth, Richard Davis, joseph Hadinger, Barry Acker, David Leinhart, Willard Boyer. gaculty Cfapers U 7 -- .- ,..- -W .,.. ,-,-.,.,.,, -, ,.,,, r,,,,.,,,6,,, ml, The 'faculty Cagers continue their winning ways by trouncing Frantz, Mr. jones and Mr. Miller. the Emmaus faculty. ROW 1: Susan Buhay, Trudie Edwards, Sharon Dorward, Susan Hoppes, Bar- bara Bechtel, Ann Louise Betzler, Penny Greene, Pat Thomas, Janice Snyder, Nancy Patterson. ROW 2: Linda Kresge, Carol Blose, Linda Boyer, Carol Geiger, Pam Thomas, Audrey Herzog, Rainelle Fenstermaker, Dianne Lewis, Kathy Chandler, Susan Anthony, Patti Horvath. ROW 3: Sheila Scott, Martha Paules, Sheila Gruber, Diane Pickel, Candace Reinhart, Mary Babyak, Paulette Koch, Susan Zuk, Susan Endy, Leatrice Buskirk, Donna Phillips, Hedy Youse. ROW 4: james Becker, Lewis Paulhamus, Carol Snyder, Lynn O'Mally, Carol Zellner, Chris Harris, Mary Rodenboch, Diane Semmel, Donna Remaley, Gail Strohl, Linda Hallman, Phyllis Howell, Judy Neff. Sharon Dorward assists Gail Kern and Donna Remaley in their quest for the necessary pamphlets. Ulmzry 61116 Paulette Koch busily goes about her chores in the fiction department. jane Kreitz and Janet Schertzinger feign studiousness during a Barry Acker and his two female companions muse over varied free period. periodicals. 58 Our Arden! Klzeerleaders Our vivacious, energetic Varsity cheerleaders played an integral part in cheering our team on to victory. The pep and vitality exudecl by our junior Varsity cheerleaders was contagious. 6 Our cheerleaders, ably advised by Mrs. Her- man, are planning their strategy for coming activities. Enthusiastic Varsity Captain, Con- nie Jones, gave our Slaters the incentive to win. .rbara LaBold, head cheerleader the junior Varsity Squad, pos- sses a seemingly endless store of ergy. JEELING: Barbara I.aBold fCaptainJ, Janice Papay, KNEELING: Connie jones fCaptainJ, Sharon Burke. STANDING: ,wn Snyder. STANDING: Kathy Henritzy, Diane Mes- Susan Buhay, Pam Thomas, Pat Thomas, Cynthia Schneck-Our ger, Eileen Merkle-Our j.V. Squad. Varsity Squad. ffzyhhglzis af Our Jfqhsteppers Head Majorette, Kathleen McCann. KNEELING: Sara Jane Sterner, Carol Wuchter, Linda Warmkessel, Karen Creasey, Kathy Heatter, Helene Hronetz, Carolyn Heiney. STANDING: Kathryn George, Denise Hughes, Sandy Wertman, Suzanne Hoffman, Linda Wanamaker, Diane Diehl, Carol Hughes, Susan Anthony. Our sensational senior majorettes pose for one last picture before their Practicing diligently for an upcoming football game, our farewell to the squad. contemplate new ideas for a drill. 60 Kathy McCann competently filled the head position, and led the squad through a successful year. .ONT ROW: Susan Kern, Kathleen Turoscy, HEAD Doneta Hughes, Our snappy Senior Colorguards remain at parade rest while Bob ,ren Schmidt, Diane Pickel, Susan Zuk. SECOND ROW: Judy Cummings snaps the picture. lton, Elaine Deihl, Ruth Zader, Mary Babyak, Patricia .Horvath, -ren Wertman, Dianne Lewis, Linda Kresge, Francine Lorah. Wmciaus Popular Doneta also proved capable as her vivaciousness and happy disposition I C ' I guided the Colorguards through a high- W ly successful year. ng practice, some of which is seen here, paid off for our S,H.S. While the band plays on, our flagtwirlers delight the student body lorguards. at the Turkey Day Pep Rally. Student Cfzfurzcil ROW 1: Ernest Snyder, Lillian Mummey, Kathy Henritzy, Richie Phillips. ROW 2: Mary Babyalc, Eileen Krause Kakr Turoscy Ronald Henry, Larry Andreas, Connie Jones, Brian Parry, Eric Stteckel, Carolyn Heiney, Helene Hronetz. ROW 3: Mr. Bender fadviserj Linda Warmkessel, Karen Wertman, Sandy Moyer, Glenn Danner, Mike Papay, Raymond DeFrain, Janice Snyder, Linda Kresge Francine Lorah. 62 Our student government was capably led by Ronald Henry, President: Larry Andreas, Vice President: Connie jones, Secretary: and Brian Parry, Treasurer. Will asks for a deduction, but to no avail and pays the full sum to Secretary, Connie Jones. 5 rhythm of Al Jolsen inspired our Majorettes to give a snappy formance. The Colorguards' routine to Second Honeymoon was a big favorite with the audience. Calm! Zzshlou Ill! gill! A great asset to our program were our nar- A pleasant addition to any evening's enter- rators, Eileen Krause and Eric Steckel. r hilarious antics and musical talents of the Simpletunes proved n the hit of the Talent Fashion Show. tainment is James Kisthardt's mellow voice. junior High School members make a contribution to rock 'n' roll with their parody on the Beatles. Doneta poses to push one of her deadly foul shots up and in. Brian Balliet proves again he has the biggest appetite, as he devours a blueberry pie in two gulps. EDWIL 167116 and White! The Big Mix-all you need willing volunteers, paper bags, a good sense of direction. Floyd Hoppes grabs the outstretched ball in the relay. Our human wheelbarrows begin their trek as Fun Nig 64 passes the halfway point. 3101 and Games e hilarious, talented Sympletunes enact their command formance antics at the Fun Night Hootenanny. S a n d y Eberwein, watched by Rich Phillips, races to vic- tory in the Book Walk. Seniors Carol Hughes and Karen Chandler adeptly push the peanut towards the finishing line and victory. Marcia Kreitz, Anita Anthony, and Donna Remaley display their winning designs in the Wacky Hat Contest. group of happy Freshmen accompanied by Jesse Grim on the guitar ertain after Fun Night at the S.H.S. Hootenanny. The able fun night captains led their teams well. Naturally, the Senior and Freshman captains headed the winning teams. 65 Constant drilling and diligent practice, such as this, returned rich rewards to the S.H.S. band. The sensational seven pose in the snow with their various brass instruments. Music Makers Our band's contribution to Lehigh County Band are pictured here posing after their concert, Showboat. 66 The entire band comes to their feet at a tense in the Thanksgiving Game. Music Makers ichael Bauer, David Frederick, and Robert Anthony iile proudly after being selected to represent our iool at District Band. The entire band poses on the deck of the Showboat before the big concert The popular and talented Trumpet Trio, consisting of Dennis Minnich, Lee Phillips, and Darryl Dietrich, show off the new band uniforms and their shiny horns Robert Green, james Numbers, Robert Mills The 5.1-LS. Dance Band poses before the concert FIRST ROW: James Kisthardt, Gerald Stettler Lynn O'Malley. Philip Terhune, Michael Bauer David Koran. SECOND ROW: Robert Ringer Dennis Minniclx, Darryl Dietrich, Lee Phillips Richard Phillips, William Green, Glenn Scheffler THIRD ROW: Robert Anthony, David Frederick . E95 Semot 02' 'Gi assembw Pi ah The Nativity scene is recreated to enhanx- the musical portion of the program. T56 - 65 t Sell! ' Wa' 31617 9f G' . X smklirxglq MNC tdurmg ogSC15?nSeU7b1 eggb 3 F115-bn G' C0-at . as H131 Program- :tes musk Mrs. Evans' smiling face makes it easier for our chorus to follow her apt direction. Spzrzf fff Zlzrisflmzs Mrs. Evans extends her congratulatory wisheslto Ronald Hen and james Kisthardt for their participation in State Chorus. 5 E f 5 4 1 5 Our FTA girls greet one of our many Career Day speakers. The Career Day which is set up and carried through by Miss Evelyn Naylor, S.H.S. guidance counselor, brings many guests from all over Pennsylvania to give us help in choosing and starting on careers. Miss Naylor officiates as hostess while entertaining guests. Kzzreer Day Seven smiling ushers pose whil waiting to escort the represent tives from schools, industries, an Armed Forces. A group of students gather around the bulletin board to view the results of the magazine campaign. 70 Magazine Hampazyn How many magazines did you sell? is a popular question during the month of january in Slatington High School. The magazine campaign is a large item in the providing of funds for our activities program. Kathleen Turoscy, captain of our magazine campaign, is assisted in her w by Donna Phillips, Sharon Kressley, and Mrs. Parry. The pleasant atmosphere and colorful decorations helped to make the Mardi Gras a success. Bal- loons galore! Mardi l Gras Dance Dam' amz! President Candyce Mantz and Walter Marschner act as hostess and host at the Tri- Hi-Y Mardi Gras. They are serving punch to Barry and his date, Susie. Freshman Dance, Swing In Spr1ng,' Pm. a festive introduction to the new season. wing in Spring During a brief intermission these couples converse about the beautiful decora tions. We all agree the frosh have a good start in the decoration game. , After she was crowned Cynthia and Mike glide gracefully to the refrain of Shangri-Ia. juniar Tec Kathy Jacobs Qfirst place winnerj, Robert Paules fsecond place winnerj, and Patti Horvath displayed their oratorical ability by their participation in and winning of the Junior Declamation Contest. M-A funivr Pram Kaur! Diane Seiler, Phil Terhuneg Linda Schleicher, Larry Cress mang Helene Hronetz, Brian Owens, -Ethel Braerman, Robe Hornerg Susan Bender, Bruce Mack. Escort, Michael Papay, crowns Cynthia Schneck, a radiant junior Prom Queen. Susan Robert Anthony, Dennis Petrus, Diane Boyer, Richard Lillyg Sandra He Paulesg Marilyn Kern, Lindy Rothg Carol Zellner, Keith Blose. SITTING: Helene Hronetz, Pam Thomas, Kathy Jacobs, Patti Horva Pat Thomas. STANDING: Miss Naylor, Dennis Minnich, Lindy Ro Robert Paules, and Brian Owens. Che World of Shalom ,4 leichcm mily and friends are pictured here toasting the Bonche's acceptance into high school and e victory over discrimination. In the World of 1964, we are daily reminded of the prejudices and barriers between men of different colors, races, and religions. It was especially timely, then, that the jun- ior Class chose the three one-act plays which deal with such social problems. Rabbi David astounds everyone with another brilliant prophecy. After Bonche Schweig's acceptance into heaven, the angels smile pleasantly on. The industrious stagehands are busily moving the props from the set. 73 3. Nw ww xl jiglig Juiwzh Q l l Y 'ww M ? I lm W lt , . fl . . 2 -X 1 , , 5 o ' A m A Nw 3 r tXW,.: ,.,, , , f , ', - C f' 1 'X , 5 ' ., 1 U l i: , :f v K .... fly ', as ,W ,A H '- .g,f', ffl Kllsgggxfrl L'-M-f-moral., f :el,smfi4QY3gw1gg - My fiwfl 'f V' W' Spectacular, colorful magmfrcent the World s Farr 1S all th1s and much more. Through the varrous exhrbrts and pav1l1ons the World s Fair hopes to reach its ultrmate goal A 'Ml' . 4 , 1 My W ,W 4'- Pmcc Uzrouglz llmicr faudiug M if VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Michael Papay, Alex Neirer, Robyn Williams, Edward Lehman, Brian Owens, Larry Parry, Leon Fritz, Robert Horner. SE OND ROW: Dennis Mantz, Barry Morreira, Keith Blose, Douglas Lilly, Thomas Papay, Donald Handwerk, Clifford Williams, Robert Paule Larry Merkle. THIRD ROW: Coach Marvin Miller, William Kern, Paul Rau, Richard Lilly, Robert Hoffman, Robert Nothstein, Rona Kistler, Lee Arndt, Head Coach Fred Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Brian Parry, Barry Acker, Williard Boyer, Ronald Henry, David Lei hard, Brian Balliet, Donald Eckhart, Mathias Green, Brian Souerwine. Scniar and junior Varsity Zfvfball JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Robert Kresge, Michael Diehl, Ronald Smith, Stephen Knappenberger, Larry Muthard, Bruce Borger, James Marlatt. SE OND ROW: Douglas Lilly, Larry Rowlands, Clifford Williams, Dennis Kistler, Raymond Grimes, 'Ralph Williarns, Robert Diehl. THIR ROW: Allen Smith, Glenn Danner, David Mack, David Rustay, Randy Skeath, Darrel Parry, Wesley Bowman, Coach Walter Blose, be tap-if 612. fiend ga :ces In . Q t 6 ha .lf ,defagg Gfenilidj . pa I' '33 6 S18 Qbs :ers Off y-Yr dage Gfjdi rg 1,1 ' fflW11,Wlf5 V Glue 6 'o 'lr if 'WV '1,fQ0Xe, sg he 'odxn 96001 :OJ-C5 0 SK fb Io ugh lea QIQQMX- 9506 As. Qyfaii 0055 W' sueA 'eq Qonee Csseeo YXOSGCK WMCSS, dm Mood Xeix em. X866- bs 51000 2, 'QXQQM qomeiomk flfww ab Am Q' Curkcy Day Qesfivifics The Pep Rally is climaxed when Kathy George is crowned queen while attend- ants Doneta Hughes and Kathy McCann look on. 78 Slaters warm up for Turkey Day finale. Senior mothers pose proudly as sons are honored at Thanksgiving Pep Rally. Senior football players are escorted into Smith Hall. 1 Harris drives through rthampton for a scoring ip, as Hoffman and Wana- lrer watch the action. Bob Hoffman attempts a short jump shot against Catty as players from both teams, including Catasa- qua's All-American Larry Miller, await the outcome. g Dave goes high in the air to pull down ffzzrdufwd Highlights FIRST ROW: Manager Robert Diehl, Clifford James, joseph Had- inger, Lee Behler, Brian Balliet, Robert Nothstein, Lindy Roth, Manager Francis Lorah. SECOND ROW: Ben Harris, Richard Davis, David Wanamaker, Robert Shaw, Robert Hoffman, Randall Skeath. THIRD ROW: john Williams, Gary Schneck, Brian Souerwine, Coach Lloyd Williams, Roy Rex, Norwood Jones, Ronald Scheffler. Lee Behler appears surrounded by Catty cagers but cleverly passes off to teammate Ben Harris. bound against the Koncrete Kids. FIRST ROW: Robert Diehl fManagerj, David Gusick, Douglas Lilly, Larry Parry, James Haydt, Russell Lloyd, Francis Lorah- fManagerJ. SECOND ROW: Raymond DeFrain, Ernest Snyder, Ronald Howey, Larry Lieby, Edward Smith. THIRD ROW: David Mack, Larry Easterday, Robert Kutney, Ralph Williams. FOURTH ROW: Coach Richard jones. junior Varsity Kwkefball Gram Sophomore Russell Lloyd, winner of the First Annual Soakey Award, stretches to control the tap as Iayvee cagers await the action. Russell Lloyd's meritorious action above and beyond the call of duty in the shower room won for him the First Annual Soakey Award. Skilful Speedy Slafers Bob Shaw goes in for a lay-up against league- Catasauqua. Jayvee Ron Howey is on the scoring end of a fast break in the Northampton con- test. Big Dave grabs another rebound, proving his worthy ability on the boards. Slaters get set to take the ball as Big Dave con- Rick Davis battles hard with Catasauqua All-American the tap, candidate, Larry Miller, in an attempt to wrest a rebound from him. 8' GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM STANDING: Francene Lorah fManagerJ, Janet Metzger, Linda Erschen, Sharon Dorward, Beverly Kistler, Constance Jones, Susan DeLong, Sandy Harry, Mrs. Herman fCoachj, Karen Schmidt, Doneta Hughes, Sheila Scott, Sandy Moyer, Susan Buhay, Pamela Lewis fManagerJ. KNEELING: Grace Reitz, Carol Blose, Denise Hughes fCaptainj, Carol Miller, Ferrol Howell. Our girls plan their strategy and re- vitalize their forces. laferefies in ,4cfio14 An unidentified Slaterette jumps high to block an Emmaus shot. Slaterettes take the lead as Boo gets- two. CENTER: Mrs. Herman is a well-liked and capable mentor. 82 Slaterettes snare the ball on a center jump. Springtime is lgaseball Uma IRST ROW: Robert Diehl fmanagerj, Dennis Kistler, Ralph Williams, Fred Gersbach, Ronald Howey, Alton Hoffman, Keith Smith fmana- rrjg Darryl Steigeqrwalt Cmanagerj. SECOND ROW: Barry Greensweig, Lindy Ro-th, Kenneth Andrews, Charles Mankos, Brian Parry, Larry erkle, Brian Balliet, Ronald Henry, Lee Behler, Robert Horner. THIRD ROW: Assistant Coach Marvin Kester, James Haydt, Allen Smith, zrry Parry, Larry Easterday, Gary Schneck, Greg Henritzy, Paul Rau, Raymond DeFrain, Edwin Lehman, David Gusick, Head Coach William eese. ul Rau squares off to execute the bunt as Catcher Larry rrkle awaits the pitch. Shortstop Larry Parry combines with second-sacker Bob Horner on the front end of a double play. Third baseman Lee Behler makes a flashy backhand stop of a hot grounder down the line. Catcher Larry Merkle skillfully blocks the plate as he pre- pares to put the tag on sliding Skip Parry. 83 33 -m.,,,,' Duzmvrzd flzghlzghfs ' a 065 tn . SCC R09 -ae mio ewan, k sl! A baS ged hoo Q sewn X execx1Ye5 acgxik lag O Meik e xuae the Laid K to e Mmm? HQDW ' Outfielder Charlie' Mankos camps under a high fly ball and prepares to get rid of the ball after the catch. First ba out of th-Eagan Greg H UT- ellrif Zy stretches to dl 18 that I OW throw Ib Par crg 13' C0 , uches behig? Ins bat an the Plate ilazaits the . , as ing 3 Pitch , low While target. Mefkle Pitcher Brian Balliet eyes the plate and reaches high as he gets set to throw that low hard one past the batter. et he QSO? Aemonstiales l Anafews Y tgiexaef gilcawhlng Z Wrestling 16611116 Heavyweight Coaches Mr. Walter Blose and Richard Smith aided our matmen to become skilled wrestlers. Mike Papay struggles to retain control over opponent in the Stroudsburg meet. Slatington grappler loses balance but still manages to secure the hold and keep the advantage. Seniors Ron Henry and Wally Marschner pose for a picture while demonstrating a hold in practice. Heavyweight John Reinhart applies a body press to pin his opponent and win the jay Vee meet. 85 2 1 . , ai 1 Q5 if , Crack Zales ROW: W. Boyer, G. Mummey, R. Nothstein, W. Marschner, T. Chandler, B. Acker, J. Hadinger, R. Hoffman, L. Phillips, R. He-nry,. T. R. Holko, L. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. Minnich, j. Reinhart, K. Blose, B. Owens, R. Paules, M. Green, A. Nierer, B. Souerwine, Reinsmith, K. Gruber, C. Reinsmith, T. Kern, L. Roth. THIRD ROW: R. Lloyd, D. Mack, R. Heintzelman, J. Rau, L. Roth, C. Williams, Parry, D. Leinhardt, D. Rusty, R. Phillips, H. Smith, D. Eckhardt. FOURTH ROW: D. Lilly, C. Smith, H. Distler, L. Muthard, J. Wescoe, Mantz, D. Wagg, B. Borger, M. Diehl, Head Coach Marvin Miller. With balance and grace, Rick bounds easily over the bar. to give a powerful heave, Rick demonstrates Herculean ability. 2 2 . With every muscle straining, Bob makes a mighty effort to reach 50 feet. 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This sent him on to State University for the State meet. BARRY ACKER LEE ARNDT BRIAN BALLIET Football Football Football, Basketball Track Baseball WILLARD BOYER RICHARD DAVIS Football, Wrestling Basketball l Track Track DONALD ECKHART ' JOSEPH HADINGER DONALD HANDWERK Football Basketball Football Track Track SANDRA HARRY RONALD HENRY ROBERT HOFFMAN 'Girls' Basketball Wrestling, Football Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track Track DONETA HUGHES CONNIE JONES TIMOTHY KERN Girls' Basketball Girls' Basketball Trad! GLENN REINSMITH ROY REX LARRY ROTH VC'restling Basketball Wresftling Track Track KAREN SCHMIDT ROBERT SHAW Girls' Basketball Basketball HOWARD SMITH DAVID VUANAMAKER GARY WARMKESSEL Football, Track Basketball Wrestlxng Wrestling Baseball 94.2 LMI CI-I af gk 1906 f,.,-quii-- , K ?'?: X 'W li, if Ax A rz- .JL f ., 0 U M7 U I Z5 Wm! Stage Scuizfr A , . ! fx fl -V V' ,... V N Q ' t ' ,,,,.-- '- .. , , sf C ' ' ' A , K 5' . if pg x if f, K, . f L ' ' x 'NX ,LAX L - Graduating 611155 Our efficient officers Robert Nothstein, Presi- dentg Lee Phillips, Vice-President, Susan Kern, Secretary, and Brian Parry, Treasurer were a val- uable asset to the Senior Class. MOTTO: The past forever gone, the future still our ownf, CLASS FLOWER: Peppermint Carnation CLASS COLORS: Red and White The Class of '64 has had quite a few ups-and- downs together in its more than four years at Slatington Junior-Senior High School. With good leaders as class officers, a couple of wonderful advisers, and a will to succeed in all things, we arrive at our goal-the end of high school-with a feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment, knowing that we have not been the best-nor the worst--class in the history of our school. The congenial character and able leadership of Mrs. Hicks, added to the firm guidance of Mr. Snyder, have been of immeasurable assistance to our class during our years at S.H.S. Berry dance floor a: well a: on tlre gridiron. Economics Club 4. LARRY ANDREAS Duck' ' College Preparatory 60 Second 5! 7! 46 Slatington Popular, happy-go-lucky romedian. A coruerrrative dre.r.rer and capable nice- pre:ident-Larry i: liked by all. Homeroom President 13 Track 2, -3, 4g Student Council 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 41, Junior Prom Escort, Junior Play Productiong Senior Play Production, RE- FLECTIONS CAdvertising and Financej. Tony behind bi: bar: born. Fair Winner, john Phillip Sousa Music Award LEE CHARLES ARNDT Lee General 422 Second 8!12!46 Slatington Prankner, indifferent, ra:ual. Hi: favorite pastime i: racing bot rbevie: and clnuing pretty girl:. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 3. Our lives BARRY EARL ACKER General 750 Main 10f10f46 Slatmgton Friendly, :nappy dre::er, lady: man. A well liked ellow who exeel: on the Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, 4g Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 3, 4, junior Prom Escort, Senior Play Production Boys Gym Club 3 Boys ROBERT E. ANTHONY .IR College Preparatory 109 Fourth 6f1 2f46 Slatmgton Radio entl1u:ia:t, :rniling fare, :by. Hi: ever prerent :mile 15 uwally hiding Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCounty 1, 2, 3, 4, District 1 2 3 4 and Region 5, 413 Language Club 2, Photography Club 1 Senior Play Cast Scnence l face, Lucille .ftandr out in every crowd. Are Now BRIAN K. BALLIET -'Baldy' College Preparatory ROME 2 1!21f47 Slatington Intelligent, fun-loving, Lebigb-bound. The combination of Jfbolartic and atbletie ability if a valuable afret to tbe Senior clan. t Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 3, 43 Track 23 National Honor Society 3, 45 E. A. Evans Future Teachers' Club 1, 25 Hi-Y Club 2, 3 fTreasurer 353 Mathematics Club 3g Junior Prom Escortg Senior Play Productiong Science Fair Winner 1, 3, 4 fLocal and Lehigh Valley Science Fairjg REFLECTIONS CLiteraryJ. THOMAS BAUER Tom Business Route 2 6f7f46 Slatington Strawberry blond, diffident, baybful. Tommy if crazy about car: but cautiour about girlr. Football 2g Future Business Leaders' Club 4g Refreshment Stand Worker 4g Boys' Gym Club 23 Hi-Y 4. LUCILLE ELAINE BIEGE ..Luq,,, Business 2 1 3 Chestnut Sf 16f 46 Slatington Earnert worker, perky grin, energetic. IVitb bright red bair and frecbled Future Nurses' Club 3. JENNIE LEE BLEILER Jennie College Preparatory R0l1fC 1 12 X25 f46 Slatington Blonde, pert, freebletl. A .fnzall bundle of artiuity wbore company we all enjoy. Girls' Basketball 2g Chorus 1g Student Council 4 fAlternateJg Tri-Hi-Y 2, Senior Play Productiong Girls' Gym Club 5. Congenial, bareball fan, bird lover. Larry will alwayf be remembered for Before lla LARRY A. BLOSE ' 'Pidgen College Preparatory Route 2 10! 5146 Slatington bi: .vbenaniganr in Frenrb clan. Chorus 2, 33 Visual Aids Club 3, 4. DONALD C. BOWERS Donald General Route 2 9X1 U46 Slatington Quiet dreuer, jolly, amiable. Altbougb quiet and rererved, his plearant :mile prove: bim lo be well-liked. Homeroom President 3, 45 Vice President 2 Homeroom Secretary WILLARD ALTON BOYER JR Feeble College Preparatory 1 1 5 Dia-m0nd 3 f 24 146 Slatington Analytical, logiral tbinker, .rcbool iesler. IVill'.r endeavors' at Sxlatington bare been marked by bi: perxeuerance and determination in bi: varied artzwtfer. Homeroom President 45 Vice President 35 Football 45 Wrestling 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 25 Student Council fAlternateJ 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Varsity S Club 4g Mathematics Club 3g Junior Play Castg Senior Play productiong Science Fair Winner 1, 2, 3, 45 REFLECTIONS fliteraryj . SHARON BURKE Sharon Business 430 East Franklin 3f ZS! 46 Slatington Vioacioux cbeerleader, beautiful eyer, winrome smile. Sharon ir noted for ber altractweneu and ber well-groomed appearance. Homeroom Vice President 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Secretary lg Chorus 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Varsity S Club 35 Dramatics Club 15 Junior Play Castg Senior Play Castg junior Prom Court. Our HMI School TERRY LEE CARLTON T. C. General 653 Main 8X 1 5 X 46 Slatington Quiet, timofouf, rerourceful. Terry poryener an inberenl nzircbievouf tendency which entertains bi: clafsmater daily. Track Manager 45 Gym Club 4. JON CHARLES CHANDLER llJOnH General Lehigh 1 1 f 22! 46 Slatington Sligbt, frecbled, bafbful. Tbougb quiet and Jby, be is known and liked by all. Boys' Gym Club 1. KAREN FAYE CHANDLER Karen College Preparatory 465 Kuehner Z! 2 3!46 Slatington Vociferour, giggling, dimpled. Our four-year .rtay wa: enlioened by Karen? jovial cbczmcter. Chorus 3, 4g Future Teachers Club 1, 2, 3 QCorresponding Secretary 31, Future Homemakers' Club 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2g Pro-and-Con Club 2, 33 Refresh- nzent Stand Worker 45 Slate 15 Junior Play Productiong Senior Play Produc- tiong REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutj. RICHARD T. DAVIS Rick' ' College Preparatory 215 E- Chl1ICh 8f4f46 Slatington Ardent, capable, Dodger fan. Rick enjoy: watching and participating in nariour Jpofts. Football 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 33 Varsity S Club 4, Senior Play Production. Days Are Uzmaglz DARRYL M. DIETRICH Marv College Preparatory Route 1 9! 20! 46 Slatington Humorift, clever, talented. Darryl'J main attribute if bi: ability to make people .ree the funny .ride of life. Track 23 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCounty 2, 45g Chorus 3, 4 fCounty 4g Senior Ensemble 3, 43 Harmoneers 3, 453 National Honor Society 3, 4 fVice-President 4J3 E. A. Evans Future Teachers' Club 1, 23 Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3, 4, Mathe- matics Club 33 Junior Declamation Winner fFirst Placejg junior Play Cast, Senior Play Castg Honorable Mention Lehigh Valley Science Fair 4. SANDRA A. EBERWEIN Ebbie College Preparatory Route 2 10f 13X 46 Slatington Aggrerrive, pleasant, arid reader. Sandy'J ultimate goal if a career in nursing. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCounty 2, 3, 41g Chorus 1, Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Homemakers' Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Language Club 2, 33 Dra- matics Club 33 Junior Play Production3 Senior Play Production3 REFLEC- TIONS fArt-Layoutj. General DONALD C. ECKHART College Preparatory 1 20 I-1I1C0lfl 2 f 28 146 Walnutport Handxome, avid :por-trman, Jkilled athlete. Don'.r entliuriafnz for the Civil War war rontagiaux tbrougl: our four yearr with him. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 1, 2, 33 Varsity S Club 43 Photography Club lg Junior Play Production. JOANNE L. EVANS ujoanie' ' General 37 Willow Avenue 8f 30! 44 Slatington Amiable, cbatterer, agreeable. Her lively perronality belpr to make ,loanne an entertaining companion. Cafeteria Worker 4. Milf a fieehng LINDA M. FLEXER Flexer Business 222 Railroad 5f29!46 Slatington Qrderly, joherler, cheerful. Doing conscientious warh holh al home and on the job 11 one of Linddr arnirahle lraitr. Chorus 1,' 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses' Club 2g Future Business Leaders' Club 4g Dramatics Club lg Girls' Gym Club 5, 4g REFLECTIONS fProductionj. GINGER L. FRITZINGER at I .2 DAVID L. FREDERICK Caveman Business 5 38 East Church 11!11!46 Slatington Deliberate, rincere, adroit rnurifian. Hir talents ar a musician proved him an arrez to our rchool hand. Band 1, 2, 5, 4 CDistrict 4g County 2, 3, 41g Chorus 1, 2, 3, fC0l1UfY 42 Senior High Ensemble 5, 4g Barbarshop Quartet 453 Future Business Leaders Club 4 CProgram Chairmanjg Visual Aids Club 3, 4. frGin,, College Preparatory Route 1 9! 29f 46 Slatington Vihranz perronality, appealing, spirited. The opposite rex ir usually the larger for her winning wayr. Homer-oom Secretary 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 59 Chorus 2, 3, 4 fCounty 4g Senior High-Ensemble 4g Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, 4Jg Future Nurses' Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2g Dramatics Club lg junior Play Productiong Senior Play Production. NORMAN T. GAUMER Flake-y Business Route 1 7X 1 1 X 46 Slatington Clair huffoon, acting flair, comical anlicr. Hir fheerful dirporition helped enliven the junior Play. Football 1, 2g Future Business, Leaders' Club 4g Hi-Y 43 Pro-and-Con Club 1g Refreshment Stand Worker 4g junior Play Castg Boys' Gym Club 1, 2. af Nostalgia BARBARA GELLIS Gillis College Preparatory Route 2 5 j 1 2f46 Slatington Exttherant talher, rkillfal gytnnast, soulful eyes. Her flashy smile is matched by her equally sparkling ring. Language Club 2, 3, 43 Girls' Gym Club 1. KATHRYN DIANNE GEORGE Kathy College Preparatory 316 Williams 9f 29 146 Slatington Sweet, personable, perky. The warmth of her personality charm: all. Homeroom Secretary 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 QGirls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 SCI'li0l' High Vocal Ensemble 455 Majorettes 2, 3, 43 Majorette Club 3, 4g Future Nurses' Club 1, 4 fPresident 4,5 Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, 3, 4 fVice-President 3, Secretary 41g Language Club 2, 33 Slate 23 Varsity S Club 3g junior Prom Courtg junior Play Productiong Football Queeng REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutj. RUBY ALICE GOGEL Rube Business Main 1y2y47 Neffs Ever-present smile, good-natured, avid bowler. Her domestic abilities are often demonstrated in the home economic: room. Future Nurses' Club 49 REFLECTIONS fAdvertisingj. l BRENDA JEANN E GRAMMES Brenda General 1 32 2 Main 12!27!46 Slatington Genial, likable, diligent gahher. Brenda makes an earnest attempt to he a friend I0 all. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Pro-and-Con Club 3g Dramatics Club lg Chorus 3. WHY! Kemcmbrr PATRICIA ANN GREEN Pat General 889 Washington 12f14f46 Walnutport Urzmual lmirdor, flaxby drerfer, garrulozu. Her dark hair and flirly eye: make ber autrtanding in any crowd. Girls' Gym Club 1. JOHN K. GRIFFITH John College Preparatory 207 Hill 12f5O!46 Slatington Referred, mrdial, unlaurried. Whenever we bear the clicking of the mmem, we know john il near. Slate 2, 5, 4g Visual Aids Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Photography Club 1, 2, 5, 43 junior Play Productiong Senior Play Productiong REFLECTIONS fPhoto Staff Headjg Track fManagerJ 5. SHEILA ANN GRUBER Sheila Business 140 North Canal 1O!9!46 Walnutport Our Lady wrestler, talkative, super-mooper. Sfaieldr abilily for ablaining gauip for lhe Slaze if uzzmmzy. Chorus 1, 25 Library Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Future Homemakers' Club 1, 2 CSecretary Zjg Future Business Leaders Club 4g Slate CAssociate Editorj 5, 45 Junior Declamationg junior Play Castg REFLECTIONS QAdvertising Staffj. JOSEPH C. HADINGER Bomb Business 4 jg 7 f46 Slatedale Tdrleful dreuer, entlzuxianic, devoled sportrmmz. joe ir best known around S.H.S. as rz fleet-fooied lrack star. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 5, 4g Varsity S Club 4. White and l5'lue BETTY LOU HAHN I-Iahny ' Business 366 Walnut 9f2f46 Slatington Plearant Jmile, uerratile athlete, pretty eyer. Good co-ordination and reflexer help to mahe Betty a very talented Jhater. Chorus 1, 23 Majorettes 25 Library Club 1, 2g Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 5g Girls' Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA MAE HALLMAN Lin da College Preparatory 1 19 Fifth 1O!6! 46 Slatington Neat, efficient, competent. Linda is a loyal supporter of S.H.S. functionc. Student Council 2, 4 fRepresentative 2, Alternate 41, Refreshment Stand Worker 4, Library Club 5, 4, Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Science Fair Winner lg Homeroom Treasurer 1, 3. 5 Q, DONALD PAUL HANDWERK Wilb General 620 West Franklin 12!23!45 Slatington Funlouer, good physique, well-lihed. His flafhy Tempext if equally matched hy hir flafhy and winning rmile. Homeroom Vice-President 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Gym Club 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 is l 1 RICHARD HANDWERK Maynard Crebs 2 Business 1044 Main 5 412 1f46 Slatington 1 Outrtanding gymnayt, .rcience-minded, polite. Wild experiment: and zany 1 concoction! are .rynanomour with Richard? actiuitiet. Boys' Gym Club 1, 2, 5, 4. 1 Wire Spent Sfvur SANDRA LEE HARRY Sandy Business 123 Main 12f16!46 Slatington Tall, attractive, athletic. Sandy, a darh hrunette, is a pretty addition in the hall: of S.H.S. Basketball 1, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers' Club 2, 33 Future Busi- ness Leaders' Club 49 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Varsity S Club 4, REFLECTIONS fAdvertising Staffj. CAROLYN MARIE HEINEY Carolyn College Preparatory 336 North Gap 10!1!46 Walnutport Energetic, pretty, petite. Though Jmall in rtature, Carolyn if large in spirit. Chorus A1, 25 Majorettes 2, 5, 4g Student Council fAlternate 2, 3g Representative 41g Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 5g Junior Play Productiong Science Fair Winner 1. ROBERT HENRY Hen General 3 38 Fourth sf 2! 45 Slatington Contagiour giggle, comical, mirchievour. Boh'.f hilarious' antics prone popular with hir claumates. Track 2g Senior Play Productiong Boys' Home Economics Club 4. RONALD M. HENRY UROUH College Preparatory Route 1 ,3f1f46 Slatington Dehonair, popular, competent leader. A nicely halanced combination of hrain: and hrawn ir Rorfr chief arret. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 QOutstanding Back Trophylg Scholar Athlete fKeystone Boys and Regional Chorus, Senior Ensemble, Harmoneersjg Student Council fRepre- sentative 5g President 4Qg National Honor Society fSecrCtary 3, 45g Future Teachers' Club 1, 23 Varsity S Club 3, 43 Junior Declamationg Junior Prom Escortg junior Play Castg Honorable Mention Lehigh Valley Science Fair 4g Baseball 43 All-State Chorus 4. years Zrazfersiug RALPH HILL Bobbin Duck General 244 Walnut 7! 7! 46 Slatington Helpful, eager, rincere. A :hy :mile and a warm perfonality make Ralph a good friend and companion. Football 1, 23 Gym Club 1, 2. ROBERT HOFFMAN Bean College Preparatory 437 South 7! 2 8! 46 Slatington Spam enihuriart, congenial, earygoing. Though active in many rports, he excel: in hafhethall. Homeroom Treasurer 3, 4g Football 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Tfafik 1, 3, 4, Varsity S Club 45 Science Fair Winner 2. l L ROBERT HOLKO Beach Boy Business 41 North 10!4!46 Slatington Murcular, well-coordinated, dark-eyed. Weigh! lifting helped build his fine physique. Track 2, 3, 4g Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4. FLoYD ALVIN HOPPES HOPPYH General Route 1 1 1f9f46 Slatington Good drefrer, exceptional dancer, well-huilf. Thi: murically-inclined .renior'J quiet nature ir typified hy hir tranquil eyer. Wrestling 5, 4g Baseball 2, 45 junior Prom Escort, Boys' Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Home Economics Club 4. Down Such PHYLLIS LOUISE HOWELL K I l College Preparatory Route 1 2!8! 46 Slatington Sweet, trustworthy, sincere. Phyllis hrought honor to our class hy capturing first prize in the heart essay contest. Chorus 1, 2, 5, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Future Homemakers' Club 13 Heart Essay Winner 1. Carol CAROL ANN HUGHES College Preparatory 504 Fnrst 41 5f46 Slatington Tall, pretty, whimsical. Carol amused us daily with her scatterhrained antics. Girls' Basketball 3, Chorus 1, 2g Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Majorette Club 5, 43 Future Teachers' Club 1, 25 Future Homemakers' Club 53 Tri-Hi-Y 2g Pro-and-Con Club 25 Language Club 1, 2g SLATE 1g Dramatics Club 1, 2, 5, 43 junior Play Production, Senior Play Castg REFLECTIONS fLiteraryj. DENISE HUGHES Denny College Prepartory 52 1 Charles 8!10!46 Slatington Cheerful, energetic, good-looking. Flirty hlue eyes and a sparkling personality are her outstanding characteristics. Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4 fCaptain 41, Majorettes 2, 5, 4g Majorette Club 5, 43 Future Teachers' Clubs 1 fParliamentarianjg Future Homemakers' Club 5, 4 fVice-President 5lg Tri-Hi-Y 23 Pro-and-Con Club 2g Language Club 2, 53 SLATE lg Varsity S Club 5g Dramatics Club 1, 23 Junior Prom Court, junior Play Procluctiong REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutj. Done-ta DON ETA JOY HUGHES Business 41 2 GHP 8f6f46 Walnutport Well-liked, pleasant, considerate. Under Donetds capable leadership, our color- guards excelled. Homeroom Treasurer 43 Girls' Basketball 1, 5, 4g Chorus lg Colorguards 2, 5, 4 fCaptain 41, Majorette Club 5, 4g Library Club 1g Future Business Leaders' Club 5, 4 fVice-President 41, Tri-Hi-Y 5g Varsity S Club 5: junior Play Production, Senior Play Castg Football Court, REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutj. ?an1iliar flat! JOAN ELLEN HUGHES joanie General 715 M6 Slateclale Conscientious, infectious giggle, enthusiastic driver. joan is sure to surceed if her earnest efforts continue. Future Nurses' Club 4. RONALD D. HUGHES Ron College Preparatory 126 Fourth 5!7!46 Slatington Stndious astronomy-bag, Science Fiction addict. Once Ron formnlates an opinion it ts hard to swerve him from the veftlict be has reaclaed. Football 1, 5 fManagerjg Chorus 2, 3, 4 fCounty Chorus 4, Senior Ensemble 3, 413 Pro-and-Con Club 2, 5, 4. PETER JON IBBOTSON ..Pete,. College Preparatory 862 Main 11!30!46 Slatington Cool, misclaienons, impractiral. Pete keeps us in stitches with his devilish pranks and excellent knowledge of the German language. Football Manager 3g Visual Aids Club 3, 4g Gym Club 2, 59 Boys' Home Economics Club 4. ALLEN LOUIS JONES Little Al General Route 2 11!24!45 Slatington Talkative, conscientious, wrestler. Allen displays ltis fondness for gymnastics by his participation in Gym Club. Wrestling lg Boys' Club 1, 2. .7f Seems BARBARA A. JONES Minnie Business 21 Fourth 1f15f64 Slatington Happy, full of life, loyal S.H.S. fan. Barharalr conzagiou: livelinexr helped to make our pep rallier a huge mecerf. Chorus 2, 3, 4 fSenior Girls' Ensemble 4jg County 4, Future Business Leaders' Club 4 fSecretaryjg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Refreshment Stand Worekr 43 Slate 43 Senior Play Production. Connie energy. Club 2g National Honor Society 4. DORIS MARY JONES Doris Business Box 5 1 1114146 Slatington Minhievour, gay, talhazine. Good timer and Dori: go hand in hand. Student Council 13 Future Business Leaders' Club 4g Slate 45 Junior Play Production. Q-Pearn farrinaled hy all phaxef of auto mechanics. Economics Club 4. CONSTANCE ELSIE MAE JONES College Preparatory 247 Second 6! 2 2f 46 Slattngton Comely, lively, szudionf. Cheerleading gave Connie an outlet for her ahoundzng Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2, 33 Girls' Basketball 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptain 2, 4Jg Student Council fAlternate 2 Sec retary 41g E. A. Evans Future Teachers' Club QSecretaryj DAR Keystone Girls' Stateg Slate 1, 3g Varsity S Club 34 Drarnatics Club 1 2 3 junior Prom Courtg Junior Play Productiong Senior Play Production REFLECTIONS fArt Layout Headjg Future Homemakers' Club 3 Tr1H1Y 2 Language DAVID A. KERN Business 441 Second 2f13!46 Slatington Friendly dirporilion, determined, good-nalured A fun lowng companion who :J Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Slate 3, 4 fPrinterjg Senior Play Production Boys Home SUSAN JANE KERN S0 Strange MARSHALL E. KERN Mosby College Preparatory 1799 Main 11f14f46 Slate-dale Practical, demonttrative, lend: a, belping band. A pleaxanl dirporition and 4 carefree attitude exemplify Marsball. Susan College Preparatory 1059 Main 3!25f46 Slatington Attractive, rtylirb, different. Suran proved berfelf encbanting as prom queen and efficient as clan' recretary. Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Secretary 1, 23 Basketball 1, 23 Band 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 CGirls' Sextet 1, 2, 3, 43 Accompanist 1, 2 3Ensemble 43 County 413 Colorguards 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers' Club fSecretaryj 1, 23 Future Homemakers' Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 33 Pro-and-Con Club 23 Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4 fSecretary 413 Junior Declamation 12nd placejg junior Prom Queen3 Junior Play Cast3 Senior Play Castg REFLECTIONS fLitera.ryJ. TIMOTHY I. Business 4! 1 4! 4 5 wberever be gaex. Boys' Gym Club 4. VINCENT DAVID KERN Vince College Preparatory Route 1 3! 2 7! 46 Slatington Colorful converrationalirt, Jagaciouf, atypical. Vince'.v forenric abilities are unrurparred by tbe mort glib oratorr. Track 2, 33 Future Teachers' Club 1, 23 Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3, 4 QPresident 3J3 Charles Palmer Davies Award3 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 413 Junior Play Productiong Senior Play Cast3 REFLECTIONS fI.iteraryJ. ulqernyn KERN 1 2 3 Second Slatington Car entburiart, likable, outrpoben. joker, fun, and good timer accompany Tim Track 2, 3, 4 CManager 2, 3j3 Slate fPrinter 3, 4,3 Senior Play Production3 leaueluberiug General 9!18!44 Yankee fan, humorous, active in sports. Athletically, Bill triumphs over all of his fellow competitors. Football 1, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3. General 3X1 1 X 44 Thoughtful, dependable friend, quiet but willing. His amiable ways make him easy to respect and admire. WILLIAM KERN Beetle PAUL STEPHEN KIRCHN ER ' 'Bossir-3 Slatington DARRYL KIRCHNER Darryl General 5 1 5 Oak 9 12 f46 Walnutport Conservative dresser, practical joker, cute. A mischievous smile is a true reflection of his devilish nature. Football 1, 2g Wrestling 1, 2, Track 1, 23 Boys' Gyrn Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 25 Railroad Walnutport JAMES N. KISTHARDT lllimtl College Preparatory 3 1 4 West Washington 1Of11!46 Slatington Mellow baritone, understanding ally, conscientious student. jim's exceptional vocal ability was displayed by his selection to our State Chorus. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCounty 2, 3, 43 District 223 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fDistrict 3, 4, Senior Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Slateaires 43 Region II State 3, 4, All State 41, Band Drum Major 4, Pro-and-Con Club 25 Language Club 2, 35 Dra- matics Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Castg Senior Play Castg Homeroom Vice- President 4g REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutjg Student Council 4 QRepresentativeJ. 514 Church 5 x DIANE LOUISE KRAUSE We Won? 167: PAULETTE DIANNE KOCH Paulette 'College Preparatory 405 Pine 4!6!46 Slatington Warm, sweet, quiet. In the future Paulette hopes to traverse the rorridors of Reading Hospital. Library Club 1, 2, 5, 4 fPresident 41g Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Language Club 2, 3, 4. Diane College Preparatory 1 1 6 Main 1!1 3! 47 Slatington Intelligent, reserved, helpful. Her studious habits and sedate personality are a potent combination for a surressful career. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 49 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Dramatics Club 15 REFLECTIONS fAdvertisingJ. DARLENE M. KRESGE EILEEN N. KRAUSE A Eileen College Preparatory 525 Cherry 9!15!46 Slatington Avid reader, lighthearted, gahher. Eileen has unusual creativity with both pen and brush. Homeroom treasurer 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2g Slate 5, 43 Dramatics Club lg junior Play Productiong Senior Play Pro- duction, Science Fair 2, 45 REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutj. Darlene Business 416 Gap 1 2! 3 X 46 Walnutport Forthright, cute, lihis Emerald. Darlene is a darh-eomplexioned, darh-eyed asset to our class. Chorus 5, 44 Library Club 15 Future Business Leaders' Club 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 5, 4g Junior Play Production, Senior Play Production, REFLECTIONS fProductionD . Hack New gllff SHARON LEE KRESSLEY Sherry Business Route 2 1212146 Slatington Able, pretly blark bair, sweet personality. Sbaron i.r an efficient .rzudenz wbo ir .rure to Jucceed. Chorus 1, 2g Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Magazine Campaign fAssistant Managerjg REFLECTIONS fAdvet-tisingj. EDWARD KROBOTH ' 'Eddie General Lehigh Gap 9! 18! 46 Walnutport Induytriour, burky bot-rodder, good-natured. Eddie i: a reliable refrerbment- .rtand worker wbo is always available wben tbere is work io be done. Refreshment Stand Worker 4g Boys' Home Economics Club 4. KENNETH KUNTZ ' 'Hawk General 126 Hill 1 1! 2 8! 46 Slatington Rexerned, blonde, lean. Hunting and fixbing are enjoyable parlime: for Ibis ardent sport: loner. CARL HARRY LEIBENGUTH .1Dune., General 685 West Franklin 10f8!45 Slatington Good pbyriqae, mechanically inclined, cute crew cut. Carl ir an adept gymnart and a .fkillful mecbanic. Homeroom president 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Home Economics Club 4. This l6'0ak .75 DAVID LIENHARD Squirrel College Preparatory 506 QCHUC 6123146 Slatington Exprerrive eyer, carual, good-looking. Hi: unique bair .rtyle emphasize: bi: .ringuiar personality. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2,l3, 43 Varsity S Club 4g Junior Prom escortg Junior Play Procluctiong Senior Play Productiong Boys' Gym Club 2. DAN MICHAEL LILLY will Chief College Preparatory 404 Lincoln 8!20f46 Walnutport Meticulour artirt, mathematically slanted, uerratile. Porrefring an affable per- .ronality bar attained many friend: for Dan. Homeroom Treasurer 4g Wrestling 49 Track 23 Mathematics Club 33 junior Play Productiong Science Fair 3, 4g Boys' Gym Club 23 National Honor Society 4. CANDYCE JEAN MANTZ GERALDINE A. MACK Genie General 15 Morgan 11f1!46 Slatedale Zertful, energetic, rporty. G'eraldine': cafeteria dutier give a clue to ber future domertic ability. Future Nurses' Club 4. Canclyce College Preparatory 6 5 Second 3! 18! 46 Slatington Unique perronality, captiuating, spirited. Her sparkling imagination and clever idear more than make up for her diminutive rize. Girls' Basketball fManager 2, 3,3 Homeroom Secretary 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 lEn- sembles 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 3, President 41g Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3g Refreshment Stand Worker 4g Slate 1, 2, 33 Dramatics Club 1, 2g Junior Prom Courtg junior Play Castg Senior Play fAssista.nt Directorjg REFLECTIONS fliteraryj. l6'nt iz Symbol WALTER DAVID MARSCHNER Walter College Preparatory 620 Main 2!28!46 Slatington Clever, intellectual, conscientious. Hi: interest in radio: may help him become a competent engineer. Homeroom President 33 Football 3g Wrestling 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Mathematics Club 3g Junior Prom Escortg National Honor Society 4. LEE E. MARSH Swampy General 5 09 SeC0rld 5 X 22 146 Walnutport Agreealzle, energetic, good-natured. Lee green fans willingly with a May I help you? at the refrexhment Jtand. Refreshment Stand Worker 4g Boys' Home Economics Club 4 KATHLEEN MCCANN Kathy College Preparatory 639 Main 10f2!46 Slatington Dimpled, hot-rod, Jnappy. Vim and vigor were her trademark! ar head majorette. Majorettes 2, 3, 4 fHead 419 Student Council 33 Tri-Hi-Y 23 Varsity S Club 35 junior Prom Courtg Junior Play Productiong Senior Play Productiong Foot ball Courtg REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutlg Homeroom Vice-President 23 Majorette Club 5, 4, Library Club 1. LARRY MERKLE General 2 12 Washington 2! 19! 46 Walnutport Agreeable, competent catcher, our jolly milhman. As co-eaptain, he was an outstanding member of our football team Class Vice President 1g Homeroom Vice President 3 4g Football 1 3 4 CO0-captain 413 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council lg Varsity S Club 3, 4 Senior Play Procluctiong Boys' Gym Club 2, 35 Boys' Home Economics Club 4 Flying Milkman 5 of Our CAROL ANN MILLER Millie College Preparatory Route 1 2!15!46 Slatington Athletic, energetie, indu.rtriou.r. Her Jpeed and dexterity are valuable arretr to our barhetball team. Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 13 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fGirls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Ensemble 4g County 41g Future Nurses' Club 4g E. A. Evans Future Teachers' Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Language Club 25 Varsity S Club 4g Dramatics Club 1g Senior Play Cast. GARY LEE MILLWARD Mill Business 14 Second 10f1 3f46 Slatirlgton Lean, lanky, lihable. Hi: mechanical irzelirzatiotzx are dirplayed by hir interert in carr. Boys' Home Economics Club 4 fTreasurerJ. TERRY MINNICH Terry College Preparatory' 210 Spruce 1!28f47 Walnutport Agreeable personality, good looking, helpful. Terry'r .rpeed and strength make him a powerful pole-vaulter. Wrestling 3g Track 3, 45 Varsity S Club 45 Photography Club 13 Junior Prom Escortg Junior Play Productiong Senior Play Productiong Boys' Gym Club 2. GERARD W. MU MMEY 409 D General 44 1 West Chureh . 10f11f45 Slatington Chevy enthztriart, mirehievour, carefree. Gerard'.r uneanny ability for getting into trouble often leadr him to the offire. Track 3, 4g Boys' Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Stzdeawrs flare MARLENE A. NEFF Mouse General 361 Main 2f15!46 Slatington Dark-eyed, .rtrong Joprana voice, brunette. Marlene'.r sweet personality maker up for her :mall stature. Homeroom Secretary 1, Chorus 1, 2. 3 Note ROBERT NOTHSTEIN College Preparatory 54 North 9!22!46 Slatington Clary cavorter, popular, excellent football end. With decorum and authority, Bob prexide: over our clan meetings. Chorus 1, 2, Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3 fPresident 1, 2, Vice-President 31, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Escort, junior Play Production, Senior Play Production, Class President 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 1, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Science Fair 4, Varsity S Club 4, REFLECTIONS QLiterary Staffl, National Honor Society 4. DONNA LEE OATES Oatsie College Preparatory 1 1 3 Fifth 6f4f46 Slatington Dependable, adept Jeamxtrexr, attifte. Donna plan: to join ber beau at Kutztown next fall. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ben Franklin Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Future Homemaker-s' Club fSecretary 1, 21, Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3, 4, Language Club 4, Sltae 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3. DONALD RUSSELL OLEWlNE I Yoleyll Business 70 Franklin 4!3!46 Emerald Flaslty eyes, important resident of Emerald, zolaeux. A5 a member of the Four Sbadowr, Donald demonxtrates bi: natal ability. Future Business Leaders' Club 4, Boys' Gym Club 1, 2. h V4 lffaak RANDALL L. PAGOTTO Randy College Preparatory 520 New 5! 3 X 46 Walnutport Striking handwriting, artixtic flair, tranquil personality. Hit brown eyer and sporty crew cut exemplify lair meandering inrtinctr. Homeroom President 2g Track 23 Chorus 1, Student Council fliepresentative 13 Alternate 2, 3, 41, junior Play Productiong Senior Play Production. THOMAS PAUL PAPAY Tom College Preparatory 419 Diamond 10!17!46 Slatington Snappy drefxer, carefree attitude, curly black hair. Hit interext varies from girl! to participation in Jportr. Football 4g Track 3, 4, Varsity S Club 4, junior Play Production, Senior Play Productiong Boys' Gym Club 1, 2. Skip BRIAN DOUGLAS PARRY College Preparatory Route 1 11f23f46 Slatington Energetic worker, laandrorne, efficient Student Council T reaxurer. Hit broken-field running on the gridiron if excelled only by hir bare-running on the diamond. Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 5, 4 QCO-captain 4jg Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fSenior Ensemble 3, 192 Student Council Treasurer 4g Varsity S Club 2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Escorti Junior Play Castg Science Fair Winner 23 REFLECTIONS QHead of Advertising F1- nancejg Rotary Tomorrow's Leaders Camp 4 DONNA PHILLIPS Donna Business 209 Centre 9!7!46 Slatington Clever, fun to be witla, winning perronality. Donna dirplayy her ingenuity by ber thoughtful contributionr in clan, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Business Leaders' Club 43 Slate fBusiness Manager 3, 413 REFLECTIONS fProductionjg Magazine Campaign fAssistant Manageryg National Honor Society 4. We Han Review Again LEE R. PHILLIPS ' 'LeeRoy' ' College Preparatory Route 2 11f16f46 Slatington Competent clan' vice-prerident, Jtadious, oratoritally slanted. Because of his heen interert in marie, Lee prorer hir talent hy hir firxt-ehair position in the hand. Class Treasurer 1, Class Vice-President 2, 3, 43 Homeroom Vice-President 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g fCounty 2, 3, 41, Chorus 1, 2, Student Council 2, CAlternate 3, 41g National Honor Society 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3 fTreasurer 315 Pro-and-Con Club 2, Varsity S Club 4, Mathematics Club 52 junior Declamation Winner fSecond Placejg junior Prom Escortg junior Play Cast, Senior Play Productiong Science Fair Honorable Mention 21 National Merit Letter of Commendation, Lehigh Valley Science Fair fFirst Placej Animal Biology. DIANE M. PICKEL Picke1' College Preparatory 47 Cheffl' 11 120146 Walnutport Lively, frioolour, lathadaiyieal. Flighty heharior and giddy antic: tharacterize Diane. Chorsu 1, 2, 3, 4 fSenior Ensemble 41g Colorguards 3, 4g Majorette Club 3, 4g Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses' Club 1, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3, 4, Language Club 2, 3, 45 Slate 3, 4g junior Play Production, Senior Play Productiong REFLECTIONS fAdvertising and Financej. SAMUAL RAU Sam College Preparatory 51 Franklin 1f25!47 Emerald Enthariartit, impetuoar, impirh. Though small in rtatare, Sam ir an energetic and important addition to our hand. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus lg Visual Aids Club 3, 4, Science Fair 4. ulan., JANET BERLIN RAUCH College Preparatory 303 East Washington 9X1 SX46 Slatington Vivarioaf, petite, ronyeientiouf. janetir attractive attire is due to hoth her good ta.rte and clenernerr with needle and thread. Future Homemakers' Club 3g Pro-and-Con Club 2 fLibrarianjg Language Club 2, 3g Slate 1, Varsity S Club 3g Dramatics Club 1, 23 junior Play Cast, junior Prom Court, Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3g Chorus 1, 2, 3 fAccompanist 1, 2g Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 31g Tri-Hi-Y 2. GLENN E. REINSMITH Milf their CANDACE ANN REINHART Candy College Preparatory Route 2 9! Sf 46 - Slatington Talenled, alluring, gifted oralor. Our yearbook if a glowing lribule to Candace? diligenre and bard work. Science Fair Winner, Chorus 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Club 3, 45 Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 33 Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3, 4g Language Club 4 fPresidentJg Slate 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 5, 4 fVice-President 2, 4g President 313 junio-r Declamation First Place Winnerg Junior Prom Courtg Junior Play Cast, Senior Play Castg REFLECTIONS CEclitor-in-Chiefj. Pee Wee College Preparatory 36 North 10!27!46 Slatington Clever, agile, well buili. G'lenn'r driving has earned for laim llre presidency of :be Senior Safe Driven. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity S Club 4g junior Play Productiong Senior Play Productiong Boys' Gym Club 1, 2. NANCY ANN REX ARTHUR REITZ Rubber Reitz General FI'?flkllfl 1f13f45 Slatington Car fanazic, mean firrz gear, friendly. When not in rcbool, Artie may be :een pumping gar az Solf: popular ga: Jtation. Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2, 33 Boys' Gym Club lg Boys' Home Economics Club 4. Nancy College Preparatory 504 Washington 1!21f47 Slatington Cute, nice, plearing dirporizion. It',r unforlunale if Nanry dirliker ber laft name for :be .reems destined I0 keep it. Homeroom Vice-president 1, Homeroom Secretary 2, 3, 45 Girls' Basketball fManager ljg Future Nurses' Club 1, 2g Future Homemakers' Club 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 5, 4 fVice-president 31g Junior Prom Courtg Science Fair 1, 2 fHonor- able mentionjg REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutjg Christmas Card Campaign Repre- sentative. ., , Eusuiug year l College Preparatory sf 3! 46 Tall, lanky, math-minded. Although quiet in the cla.r.rroom, Roy is aggrexriue on the harhetball court. Basketball 1, 3, 4g Visual Aids Club 3, 4. ROY H. REX Dipper Route 2 Slatington ALLEN P. RODENBACH Business 12f22!46 Future bufinefrman, congenial, intererted in bareball. The enjoyment that Allen derive: from numerical figure: will make him a competent boohheeper. Baseball 2, 3 fManager 21. JAMES D ROBERTS Chops College Preparatory Route 2 4f26j46 Slatmgton Perceptzue mathematician fun lowng hound for burznexr college fame: ran be her: characterized at a grznnzng friend to all Visual Aids Club 5 4 Photography Club 1 2 Senior Play Production Rody Route 1 Slatington CYNTHIA ROTH Cynthia Business 211 Walnut 5f24j46 Slatington Alluring perronality, rhetorirally hent, affahle. Cynthiah' novel individuality allowr her to formulate a unique outlook on life. Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 415 Refreshment Stand Workerg Junior Prom Courtg Junior Play Castg Senior Play Procluctiong REFLECTIONS fLiterazy Head of Staffjg National Honor Society 4. LARRY ROTH College Preparatory 5f 12X 46 Quiel, rnuxrular, confident. Larry'J diligence and profirienry on the wrerfling mat epitomize hir perrevernnre throughout his high .frhool dayf. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 4g Varsity S Club 4. DAVID SCHEFFLER Business 1 111 1! 46 Ruddy romplexion, gregnriouy, flnrhy. Hi: well-roordinaled body maker him an oulrlnnding gymnaxt. Track 2g Boys' Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4. We 're Zcnrned FRANKLIN H. ROTH Big Daddy Roth General R0l1f6 1 4f6f46 Slatington Cute, confervntine drexrer, winning grin. Thi.r piece of dynumild' is the ex- plosive hehind many clzurroorn anticf. Senior Play Productiong Boys' Gym Club 2, 4g Boys' Home Economics Club 4. Rot Emerald DONALD A. RUMBLE Don General Route 1 9 f24 145 Schnecksville Fun-loving, weightlifler, powerful. Donald .fpent hir day: at S.H.S. rumbling through .rludy halls. Skeeter 412 Center Slatington Ula! Life is SUSAN EILEEN SCHIRER 1 College Preparatory 309 Williams . 1!26!47 Slatington 4 Dymzmif, petite, neat. Her lfeautiful clollaifzg eizlmzzces ber blonde good lookr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCounty 415 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3, 4 fLibrarian 3, President 4Jg Mathe- E matics Club 3g Dramatics Club 1g junior Declamationg Junior Play Productiong Senior Play Productiong REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutjg Science Fair fLocal1 4g Y National Honor Society 4. I i l w s KAREN LEE SCHLOSSER 'iSChl0SS Business 1025 Main 6!18!46 'Slatington Efficient, oummzding lypirt, warm perfomilizy. She prover an duet to earl: more zo whirl: flee covlfibuzer. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fDistrict 1, County 2, 3, 45g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 fCounty 4, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Ensemble 41, Future Business Leaders' Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fChaplain 3, 4D3 Junior Play Production, REFLEC- TIONS fProduction, Head of Staffjg Typing Award 33 National Honor Society 4. KAREN MAE SCHMIDT Karen Business 612 Washington 7!27f46 Slatington Atlaletir, erzlburinrlic talker, Jlender. Her defemive ability on the four! ,flopped the opporizionfold. Homeroom Secretary lg Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3 Uunior Ensemblejg Colorguard 3, 43 Student Council 2, 33 Future Business Leaders Club 4, Var- sity S Club 45 junior Play Productiong REFLECTIONS fAdvertising-Financejg Majorette Club 3, 4, LINDA FAYE SCHNECK Schneck Business 1569 Gfaflf 9y14!46 Slatedale Tulkntive, rooperalive, brown-eyed brunelte. Lind prove: berrelf an :inet lo RE- FLECTIONS in ber efforlr to mire fuizdr. Future Nurses' Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, REFLECTIONS fAdvertising-Fi- nancej. HSUSIC, 3 L More Chan just DIANE CAROLYNN SEMMEL Diane Business 345 Williams 6j13f46 Slatington Studious, Weir-lake dweller, music loner. Diane likes to roam the countryside in her little yellow hug. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Business Leaders' Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2g Refreshment Stand Worker 4g junior Play Productiong REFLEC- TIONS fProductionJg National Honor Society 4. SHARON KAY SEMMEL Sharon General 620 Main 1 1X2 5!46 Slatington Light hearted, happy wandered, comical nature. A giddy personality and care- free actions make her a welcome addition to any crowd. Future Nurses' Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Refreshment Stand Worker 43 REFLEC- TIONS fAdvertising and Financej. BARBARA LEE SERFASS Bonnie General 234 Railroad 5X2 SX46 Slatington Tall, blonde, blue-eyed, Barbara is seen hoth whizzing around the skating rink and driving through Slatington. Chorus 1, 2, 33 Future Nurses' Club 1, 3, 4g Girls' Gym Club lg Homeroom President 35 Homeroom Vice-President 1g Homeroom Secretary 2g REFLEC- TIONS fAdvertising and Financej. ROBERT LEE SHAW Stick General Route 1 2!9!46 Slatington Carrot-top, distinctive stroll, comical antics. His nonchalant attitude toward life makes him popular among the rrowd. Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3g Boys' Home Economics Club 4. a Simple WILLIAM P. SIEGMUND Deuce General 1 28 Centre 11!30f46 Slatington Amiable, Jociable, eary-going. Bill bas aided bit clan by Jerning rompetently df a rlefrerbrnent Jtand worker. Refreshment Stand Worker 45 Boys' Gym Club 4. DONNA LOUISE SKEATH Donna College Preparatory 148 Main 7! 19! 46 Slatington lnduftriouf, Jincere, friendly brown eyef. Donna is a good-natured girl who alufayf taker time to belp otbery. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, REFLEC- TIONS fAdvertising and Financej. HOWARD C. SMITH JR. Bruno College Preparatory 206 Brown 12f31f46 Slatedale jolly, farefree, mecbanically inclined. Houfard'J appealing perronality bar enabled bim to make many friends in our Jcbool. Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 1, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 2 3g Varsity S Club 4, Photography Club lg REFLECTIONS fAdvertising and Financej. LARRY WILLIAM SMITH uslnittyu General 220 Railroad 4125146 Slatington Wiry, avid angler, agreeable lop-.rided grin. Larry excelr in tbe bigb jumping dinirion of our track team. Wrestling lg Track 3, 4, Boys' Gym Club 1, 3, 43 Boys' Home Economics Club 4. 5005.41 Gonzo' ERIC STECKEL Horse College Preparatory 1018 Main 1!28!47 Slatington Witty, clever, perceptive. Erie perronifier both a light-hearted nature and nz plearing perronality. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4g National Honor Society 3, 4 fPresident 413 Future Teachers' Club 1g Pro-and-Con Club 2, 3, 4, Language Club 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Declamation Winner f2nd placejg junior Play SARA JANE STERNER Sarie Business 620 Washington 3! 241 46 Slatington Energetic, cute, carefree. Although re.ferz'ed in clarr, her vibrant perronality re- flectr her true oinacity. Class President 1g Homeroom President 1, 2, Majorettes 2, 3, 43 Majorette Club 3, 4, Varsity S Club 3. Donna Cast, Senior Play Cast, Science Fair Winner 1, 3, 4, District Orchestra 2, 3. DONNA RAE STEVER Business 5 1 1 Washington 7120146 Walnutport IV ell groomed, .rtrnufberry blonde, attractive. Because of her rnircbieflozu mndnesr, Donna ia' the life of every party. Future Business Leaders' Club 4g Refreshment Stand Worker 4g junior Play Production, Senior Play Production, REFLECTIONS CProductionj. GAIL STROHL Gail College Preparatory 31 Second 11f10!46 Slatington Prim and proper, chatterbox, dainty. A chip off the old blorh, who ir partial to Golden Sun. Library Club 3, 4, Future Home-makers' Club 1, 2, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, Language Club 2, 3, 4. V4 Quest for Zfrntlz Strohlie General 750 Washington 4!9!46 Walnutport Fan loving, nzisclzieifoas, ear enlbusiast. This wavy-haired classmale has added comic relief to our high school days. Track Manager 33 Refreshment Stand Workerg Boys' Home Economics Club 4. LINDA STROHL Linda Business 425 Main If 5 X46 Walnutport Placid, amiable, enjoys records. A seemingly limorous nalure is a reflerlion of Linda's reserve and dignity. Future Nurses' Club 43 Girls' Gym Club 1. BARBARA ANN THOMAS Tommie Business 229 Main 2!25!46 Walnutport Clollaes conscious, pleasant, comely. It is easy for anyone to feel ai ease in Barlnarals presence. Homeroom Secretary 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1g Chorus 2, 5, 4 fMixed Ensemble, Girls' Ensemble 413 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g Slate 3, 4g junior Play Production. KATHLEEN MARY TUROSCY Kaki Business 521 Fifth 1 112 5 X46 Slatington Good-looking, skilled gymnast, peppery. Copper-penny laair diszingaisbes ber from the rest of ber classmates. Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2, 5, 4g Cologuards 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Future Business Leaders' Club fPresident 413 junior Play Production, Senior Play Productiong Science Fair lg Girls' Gym Club 13 Magazine Campaign Manager 4. ,4 Search for Good GINGER PATRICE VALORA Ginger College Preparatory 620 Gap 1 1! 3 O! 46 Walnutport Luxtrour hlarh hair, musiral, artixtic. Thi: dark-haired senior if gifted with an unuxual flair for the artittir. Chorus 1, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fCounty 2, 3, 43 Band Majorettes 413 Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Language Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 413 junior Play Castg Senior Play Castg REFLECTIONS fArt- Layoutjg National Honor Society 4g Science Fair fLocalJ 4. BARBARA ANN WAGNER Barb Business 176 Fifth 1!30f47 Walnutport Syxtematic, rexerued, romcientioux. Barhardx futile and active mind has aided her during her four-year Italy in Slatington High School. Future Homemakers' Club 43 Slate 1, 2g REFLECTIONS fArt-Layoutj. DAVID WANAMAKER uBearn College Preparatory 120 Second 12!2!46 Slatington Funxter, zealous hunter, big man on the haxhethall hoardx. Dave wax literally head and .rhoulders ahoue the rett of hi: flaffmatex. Basketball 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Senior Play Production. EDWARD GORDON WANAMAKER Check Business Route 2 8!31!46 Slatington Barehall enthuxiaxt, lean, Jporty. Although Eddie liue: out in the country, he II often .reen cavorting in Slatiugton. Photography Club 1, 23 Boys' Gym Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ,Not tl Hareless GARY ALAN WARMKESSEL Crash General 9 Maple 818146 Slatington Chic tlrerfer, appealing perronality, dirnpled Jmile. In hir .rpare time, when he iJn't orcupied with Mother artiuities, Gary tinbers with cars. Wrestling 3, 44 Senior Play Procluctiong Boys' Gym Club 13 Boys' Home Eco- nomics Club 4. EUGENE WEISS Wise Guy General 6X 7! 46 Nef fs Barhful Wei.r.f guy, likable grin. Eugene may often be ,reen mahing .rrrumptious dirber in Boyr' Home Economirr Club. Boys' Home Economics Club 4. GLORIA ANN WILLIAMS ' 'Glu General 1632 Main 6f22!46 Slatedale Irnpulxiue, carefree, with Jtrong like: and dixliber. A dark rornplexion and .rparhling eye: enhance her striking appearance. Future Nurses' Club 4. PEGGY SUE YOUSE ..Peg,. General Route 1 3!22f46 Slatington Unusual hair style, outxpohen, firm in friendrhipr. It ir not unufual for this .randy-haired .renior to be labeled a good :hater by her rlaumates. Homeroom Vice-President 2g Chorus 1, 25 Future Nurses' Club 3, 4. Hunt for Zzme SUSAN J. ZUK Susie 'less 3 1 5 Centre n by lbe continual reappeamnre o ber name on :be Honor Roll eroom Secretary 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Colorguards 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 fV1CCPf6S1d6Ht 41, Future Busmess Leaders Club 4 Tr1H1Y 2 r Play Procluctiong Majorette Club 3, 4 REFLECTIONS QProcluct1onj aodzml Jweet-nalured, conxidemle. This peme muff Jtbolaflzr abzlzly ' ' f I D Us , , , an J mal Honor Society 4. The picture epitomizes the decorum and cllgmty shown by the outstandlng members of the senior class. If you think I'm going to play at commencement ! Our efficient officers and advisors pose after a delightful evening. We l6'id the Seuivrs gllI'6W6ff - ,410 a Low lights set the mood for the annual Saint Patrick's dance, Fanzafy in Green, sponsored by us, as Freshmen. The festive couples relax and converse around the decorative tables at our ALOHA. Boys wait in line for their refreshing Luau. Ilass President and Jun- rr Declamation partici- ants pose after an elo- uent performance. Seat- d we see Candace Rein- art, Sheila Gruber, Su- an Kern, and Susan chirer. The boys are Lobert Nothstein, Darryl Deitrich, Lee Phillips, Lonald Henry, and Eric lteckel. l lil? Omfvrs and Uzcspians fLeftj Dr. Thoburn V. Baker, Professor of English at Lehigh University, presents Darryl Dietrich and Candace Reinhart with their first-place awards. QRightj Second- place finishers, Susan Kern and Eric Steckel, smile for Olll' Camefaman. . f f is i ,xr , cast and crew breathe a sigh of relief after a successful g- g t performance. A Boy Named Beulah turned out to be humorous play, consisting of all sorts of angles con-games, Q d stratagems-and all ot it just to sell an old, broken-down farm! . - One of the zany Kayo brothers diagnoses our hypochondriac as his brother and her step-daughters look on. Our Suchanfing junivr Pram Here we see portrayed a group of pron court members: Larry Andreas, Canda Reinhart, Barry Acker, Constance jond Ronald Henry, Sharon Burke, Robert Notl stein, Susan Kern, Brian Balliet, janf Rauch, Walter Marschner, and Candym Mantz. How we all anticipated the really big dance of our whole high-school career-our junior Prom! The choice of a title was fortunate- Moon River as a dance and as an evening is a flowing lovely memory fork us to cherish. P Q it In the picturesque setting of Moon River Robert Nothstein crowned our lovely queen, Susan Kern. Joane and Bobby Hicks, children of our sponsor, added some amusing highlights to the evening, as crown-bearer and flower girl. Nancy Rex, Lee Phillips, Kathryn George, Brian Parry, Cynthia Roth, Floyd Hoppes, Denise Hughes, Terry Minnich, Kathleen McCann, and David Leinhart-the other half of the prom court. All these girls had been elected by members of the junior class and were possible-queen mater- ial I32 , Our shy girl is shown here admin istering aid to one of the two old ladies. E715 YW 1600114 The entire cast and crew is pictured here after having presented two successful performances of the Jury Room, our Senior Play. Janice Papay makes a lovely addition to the gala festivities of Mistletoe Magic sponsored by the Class of 1964. ,Mistletoe Magic The holiday atmosphere created by Mirzletae Magi: produced a happy e on Janice Papay, Kathy Heatter, and Barbara LaBold. The blonde shrieks with horror as the angry man is about to stab George ffect l33 South Z9acWc Smith Hall is the picture of anticipation as it awaits the arrival of many convivial guests for the Senior Farewell. Two senior couples dance gracefully to the A group of hungry students socialize melodious strains of the Mystics a short intermission. The more-than-real decorations provided by the imaginative Sophomores turned the eve- ning into a fantasy of loveliness. A trio of ambitious Sophomores attempt to feed the hungry mob. The spirit of the chaperones fits the mood of the evening as I34 611155 Day ,flssembq Aflemnries june 5 1964 Gerard Mummy gives Glenn Reinsmith and the show a needed lift. , ,gf A portion of the Junior Prom Court awaits the Coronation of the Queen. Class Day is over and Mrs. Hicks, Susan Schif- er, Mr. Snyder, and David Leinhard smile with a sigh of relief. Q if ?i ff ii if lv 5 2 ,1 Q. l 1 ,l: i1AV Mwe' f-Ag WW f ES-L+'-f 5g vwwf- 5 7225. FN, ,infuxy a,,jp-1614-f pw 5317235 BEMWWST - WWA' gww .41 f , EA1'g5T 2 CblF ' 29 Q4 X N ' in . i'f'5ff5 n V ga X, 1 ,. 'V' 4 5 a . M051 TT!8M!7N! HM900 . ,Q A, V 8657 ouvue 414-lidv if mi w g'Z!,,,Eg,L Qf' if fwf it , M . ,fm 2 QQ, ,,: , , fs C caan. es-r Rea 'A W 3A ,. I s .tx 8 ,o 'r an ssrfc. pmwmwm Q. A gf Xl? ',gm1lEMML 5 ll f zf' 1575? 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I a 'Qt iliilsfifir 'laws rf V . r f .Q i V Lariat e',farf2f-fri Y if W' ,J ,. li W I wa: may I lg r L Va- ' ' Vi yr . ,V thx ex A : e rmgawwfetfgp at-apr 52 liek f , rf. tw -at - .. , .f K 4 Q, 5 Wm Wa . . . . . . . . ga. V and in four months we will celebrate our first gathering since graduation. This will be a quite 1- A . ,::,, .- 1 We'd better begin arrangements for our class reunion now. I hope you realize iti'is Marchsi2il3L9igt, There are quite a few colleges represented on this sheet, aren't there? I see we have quite ali S . ..-- ,.,,, ,, ts., cult task because everybody is scattered all over the United States with such varied occupa ns 5,,,a-astastra K recent graduates of Kutztown College here. Oh! There's Jennie Bleiler, the social studies teach John Griffith, the master of ceremonies on Candid Camerag Donald Eckhart, that fabulous artist i : : : Howard Smith, the mathematiciang Donna Oates, the most popular teacher at the junior High Schoolg and Denise Hughes-I imagine she will make an excellent elementary teacher-she was al- ways good with children. We surely have a well-groomed group. Look at this extensive list of beauticians: Karen Chandler, Darlene Kresge, Barbara Serfass, Sharon Semmel, Ginger Fritzinger, Pat Green, Brenda Grammes, and Kaki Turoscy. They are all top hair stylists in New York City with a reputation to equal that of any Parisan Stylist. Oh my goodness-look at this list-thousands which have become successful businessmen or secretaries for notable dentists, doctors, or corporations! What a contribution Slatington High School made to the business world, All of our graduates were not only capable and efficient in high school but also have proved themselves five years later QQ, , The executives certainly discovered a group of able secretaries-Karen Schlo-sser, a graduate of Peirce, is a highly rated secretary for Merrill, Lynch, and Pierce in Philadelphia, Barbara Thomas ilfi works many diligent hours as a head recorder for her hometown churchg Doneta Hughes, Donna fl., Rae Stever, Diane Semmel, and Susan Zuk-all graduated with honors from Churchman Business in School as private secretaries for leading business firms. Are you finally completed? No! There are quite a few dental and doctor assistants. Diane Krause, Connie jones, and Kathleen McCann are earning approximately 55100 a week in surgeons' private offices. Candace Reinhart, our il? it fr gn., only laboratory technician, is practicing her occupation at Mayo Clinic. Oh, this is unbelievable! Did you know that Peter Ibbotson, our class clown, and Gerard Mummey, our frequent office visitor, have collaborated in establishing their own brewery? They have a second floor where they specialize in the production of church keys. You would bring up a topic like that. Let's discuss something that is more of a service to the : public, although a brewery is a necessary service to many people. Any person who has the difficulty rt, .. 3 in the operation of his car can rely on these able mechanics: Arthur Reitz, Richard Handwerk, Robert Henry, Howard Strohl, Gary Millward, David Scheffler, and Gary Warmkessel. For whom are Darryl Dietrich and Lee Phillips working since they graduated from F8rM College? E I think they have Jobs with Dupont as research chemists. Right, Lee? Isn't Dupont near Sunset Air Force Base, the place where the strategic air command is testing Roh Hughes's new design for the application of Bernvollfs principle? He has been doing great since he was graduated an aeronauti- cal engineer from Purdue. t 5 Our class certainly answered the call of Uncle Sam. Every branch of the service is represented l here: Air Force, Barry Acker and Floyd Hoppesg Dave Kern, Robert Anthony, Darryl Kirchner, ' Eddie Kroboth, Carl Leibenguth, and Lee Marsh have taken to the sea and become roaming sailors 3. with a girl in every port-maybe even two! Although Terry Carlton, john Chandler, and Donald Olewine are not West Point graduates, they certainly proved themselves to be assets to the United Er 5, States Army in South Viet Nam. The Mrzriner build men, and they had good material to work with when Robert Holko, Norman Gaumer, and William Siegmund joined with them. By the way, I saw Brian Balliet last night. Since he, Eric Steckel and Ron Henry have graduated .,5,Qg2ama,a an ,.1 -f. g 'S 1: B .-. Q 5 g ET fri? .-f E 5 2 n. S' S UE. Fl f'D IZ. D vo I 'I 3 N :s n. 92 f'D N S' 1: .-. .-. o on E. E N :1 2 so DJ :a 2. O :J o- E. O. Us fb 2 5 Ch VI Turn on the radio. Maybe we can hear jim Kisthardt's latest symphony at Carnegie Hall. No, we better get down to business or we'll never get these letters sent. I'm getting a headache from con- , stantly looking at all of these names. I could use one of these nurses now. We could produce our , own program The Nurrer with all these skilled and able nurses: Ginger Valora, graduate of Philadel- phia General Hospitalg Paulette Koch, traversing the Halls of Reading Hospital- Sandy Eberwein ..:A, graduate of Allentown General Hospitalg Carol Hughes, graduate of Co-atesville,General Hospital: si' , and joan Hughes, Linda Schneck, Kathy George, Linda Hallman, and Carolyn Heiney all turned out to be practical nurses. The Navy has invaded us! Look at this picture-Willard Boyer looks absolutely stunning in his at Navy Captains uniform accompanied by Wally Marschner, head of Radio Communications Abroad By the way, Mr. President, haven't you and Vincent Kern recently returned from a dramatic courtroom battle defendin David Li h d t ' La V ? V g ' en ar , a no orious s egas playboy. Boy, Brian, you look :E 717. W . , . .trmdtaoukrlmhiggxibeg t H because you have Just returned from a hard day's work at General Electric. im Dan Lilly at ,their staff? . i hmmm If we had started mailing these letifgsgfllhliwfitlfalt ggg had to mail yours fSusan'sj to Paris. Your dream finally came true, dicin't it? You've been amy- years as a fashion buyer for Sachs Fifth Avenue. What a life! Nancy Rex's ccupati as fConlil1ued-Page 1681 I .,,, M -fr .ae-.,. N' ltiwaasmwfu f i t ,M were aa -. I me tiweaeaiiiia . ll? mimwthruisiizlilr wi- I X ' s il -ti. fl? ggi If if i A I gi ll il ll Q a i lt liffnki E 'la 5 'BMW 5 W 'Sl .6 ,ff r l fl is ,f , ,,,. 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I RIAN PARRY - seat as class asurer - Richard Lilly. ALLY MARSCHNER - ham io Ernie Bauer. IANE PICKEL - Thunderbird iane Boyer. AVID WANAMAKER - bas- all ability - Ben Harris. AVID LEINHART - eyes - nis Petrus. OY REX - tallness - Gary nec ARRY ROTH - physique - ' me Kistler. ANDY HARRY - clear com- ion - Darlene Paulhamus. YD HOPPES - good looks - rles Mankos. ES ROBERTS - hunting li- Clinton Craig. UCILLE BIEGE - red hair - la Scott. ARBARA GELLIS - pretty e Joan Strohl. EILA GRUBER - interest LATE - Linda DeSanctis. I YLLIS HOWELL - sneakers ndy Moyer. ARON KRESSLY - ride in eville - Cindy Schneck. GGY YOUSE - interest in hampton - Lonnie Snyder. T GREEN - black hair - y Jacobs. h NDA SCHNECK - secretarial - Carol Zellner. RY WARMKESSEL - shop - Robert Trettle. ARD WANAMAKER - ness - Louis Paulhamus. Y EBERWINE ,friendli- - Linda Wanamaker. IC STECKEL - personality - Henritzy. WARD SMITH - mechani- rawing ability - Leon Fritz. RY MILLWARD - Valiant- yn Kern. GENE WEISS - interest in nd - Eileen Beers. BERT HOFFMAN - track - Brian Souerwine. RRY MINNICH - place on om court - Robert Horner. DY PAGOTTA - interest merton - Diane Seiler. it i. :age eailw ' g.f.gew ...lgittfil . . wi ,. , ,seeing i , EE Sinn' 5 1: . I I I . . E - . . TOM PAPAY - car windows - Keith Gruber. DAN LILLY - math ability - David Koran. SUSAN SCHIRER - clothes - Lind-a Scheicher. EDWARD KROBOTH - truck- Mike Marschner. LARRY SMITH - glasses - Therman DeWalt. DONALD RUMBLE - farming interest - Delroy Neff. I NNE EVANS . cooking ability tteginan Redline. JOAN 'RTQUGHES - chewing gumig- ifbudkreh-.MJ-Iertzog. PEEER IBBOTSON . Que etieit - Bruce McFarland. DARRYL DIEQQRICH - speak- ing abiliity - Pa6ttPi'Horvaiih4.b RONQSEEPJRY - StudentiiQoun- cil Seat -tgMike Papay. MARSHALL KERN . interest. in auto rading - Dan MacIntosh. Rt? CAROLYN HEINEY - interest in armed forces - Diane Diehl. PAULETTERKOCH - nursing interest - Lindawanamaker. DARLENE KRJESGE - dark complexion - Lee B'eI1ler. RONALD HUGHES . story telling - Dan Maclntosilg. ALLEN RoDENBAcI1iIaeh ca? - Gary Meckes. RUBY GOOEL - denfestie ability - Beverly Davis. is LINDA HALLMAN - quietness - Sue Peischler. JOHN CHANDLER - shyness - Darlene Mack. GERALDINE MACK - thrifti- ness - Darlene Mack. CANDYCE MANTZ - ride in Volkswagon - Patience Williams. LARRY MERKLE - baseball ability , Paul Rau. SUSAN KERN . Jr. Prem crown - Cynthia Schneck. in SAM RAU - small size - Leon Fritz. DONNA SKEAT H - Miniature golf clubs - Ronnie Scheffler. CYNTHIA ROTH - mastering words - Linda DeSanctis. BARBARA SERFASS - love of skating - Ferol Howell. BARBARA THOMAS - distinc- tive handwriting - Lynn O'Malley. DONNA PHILLIPS - scholastic interest - Diane Seiler. KAREN SCHMIDT - interest in boys - Carol Zellner. NORMAN GAUMOR - curly hair - Robert Sterner. GLENN REINSMJTH - wres- tling ability - Curt Reinsmith. SARA JANE STERNER - gig- gle - Janice Bachman. BARBARA WAGNER - shy- ness - Elaine Diehl. KAREN CHANDLER - ap- petite - Helene Hronetz. NANCY REX - pleasing per- sonality - Susan Buhay. GLORIA WILLIAMS - home in Slatedale - Brenda Frantz. RICK DAVIS - high jumping ability - Mat Green. ROBERT SHAW - walk - Nor- wood Jones. DONALD ECKHART - Civil War Books - Bruce Benninger. TIM KERN - shot-put ability - John Reinhart. JOE HADINGER - originality- Larry Deibert. CAROL MILLER - home in Friedens - Susan Endy. KATHY McCANN - baton - Diane Diehl. ex CONNIE JONES - megaphone -Wlfknat Thomas. DQNETA HUGHES . flags - Maryi2Babyak. ROBERT HOLKO - build - Robert Paules. GERAED MUMMEY - sent in the office ggBruce McFarland. SHARONASBURKE . neatness - Susan AnthonS'f?'ta,,wT DONALD BOOWERSM job in mill - Rick Lillyil ' JENNIE BLEILER - fteeiaee - LEE ARNDT - zest for speed- Donald Hartwig. DAVID FREDRICK - drums - Lee Martin. DONALD HANDWERK - zestful antics - Jackis Hankee. RICHARD HANDWERK - gym ability - Mike Papay. ROBERT HENRY - humor - Thomas Lauchnor. RALPH HILL - fishing license- Richard Rader. ALLEN JONES - interest in basketball - John Williams. PAUL KIRCHNER - place in front of Anchor - Gary Meckes. SHARON SEMMEL - Beatle enthusiasm - Anita Anthony. KENNETH KUNTZ - blonde hair - Lindy Roth. LEE MARSH - home in Wal- nutport - Robyn Williams. DONALD OLEWINE - colored teeshirts - Doug Wanamaker. FRANK ROTH - seat at Solts- Bruce Mack. DAVID SCHEFFLER - outdoor life - Dennis Mantz. CARL LIEBENGUTH - cook- ing ability - Clifford James. DARRYL KIRCHNER - clothes - Robert Paules. ROBERT NORTHSTEIN - leadership - Brian Owens. GINGER FRITZINGER - flirting ability - Ethel Mae Braer- man. SUSAN ZUK - study habits - Janice Snyder. Scott. SEMMEL - honor roll cfktlkiold HUGHES - Clowngbq certificates - Susan Hoppes. aiijitics fltflglelene Ijrondtz. DAVID KERN - reducing plan St sis- wwe Bit ZGAIL sr oHL.'IR,dfivingttgpi1i. - Delrov Neff. Diane VINCE KERN - debating abil- - Patty HOfV3th. Martine Yesik--ai DORIS JONES - chew . Ben- LINBQ pnie Rice. ability - it Sinyfier.5,e-iii LARRY BLOSE - pigeons - Lar- JANET ifibiagjg Iifiseviiiig abil- iRQge.QDsibeff- ity - Pam Thomiiiiia KATHLEEN TL?ROSCYt2gZ?2lan- cing ability - Donna Greenmifwa. EILEEN KRAUSE - ettiitiea LARRY ANDREAS - congen- iality - Robert Horner. KATHY GEORGE - sweetness - Pat Thomas. BRENDA GRAMMES - chat- tering ability - Marilyn Kern. DONNA STEVER - mischie- vousness - Sandy Sidor. WILLARD BOYER - wittiness - Lindy Roth. THOMAS BAUER - red hair- Keith Gruber. 5' .Q is QEERRY CARLTON - quietness- RogErmHaydt. MARtLg.ENE NEFF - petiteness- Susan Htagppes. WILLIAM SEIGMUND - shop ability - Carol Zellner. tagbiliry - Bol5?s.cTrettel. Q XDIANE IQRVAUSE . car - Den- nisiiflhristman. it-.A AMW CATSJDACE RE1NHg,Raefr'fSn- ior Deilamation Mgnre - Kathy Jacobs. fig? W gefiii' GINGER! J 3 561 - black hair I ' .- ,. RDT ' mu-Si' - camera - ruce . Linda J : ' lb 11: A ,M t,p:.iQ.t.t. k 5 kg N 5 1 Ch Tm cal .n. 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M, ,,A,,, , ff' ,Q . ,.,, ,x,,,. 301' lls If fs Hzding - or is Ji just Hcginning? THE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY offers a variely of services ranging from 'lhe simple deposil of cash lo fhe eslablishmenl of a lruslr fund. HOMEROOM, 41 ROW I: Miss Durso, L. Leiby. W. Miller, R. Williams. P. Zeiser, G. Danner G Chrislman, P. Smilh, F. Phillips, H. Disfleri ROW 2: C. Williams, B. Bislco, K. Gruber, D. Messinger, C. Parr , S. Sfrohl D. Saas. Y i M. Jones. ROW 3: L. Rofhroclc, C. Blose, D Warmkessel, J. Phillips. NOT PRESENT: B German. I48 HOM EROOM 45 ROW l: Mr. l-lorvalh, J. Kisfhardf, Kirchner, T. Papay, B. Parry, J. Roberls Nolhslein, L. Rolh. R. Henry. ROW 2 Kern, L. Phillips, G. Reinsmilh, D. Lilly lbloolsonf W. Marschner, R. Anlhony, P , R :V ,P R Hughes, D. Dielrrich. ROW 3: R. Davis, E Sfeclcel. P. Koch. S. Kern, C. Reinharl' Schirer, W. Boyer, B. Balliel. ROW 4: Valora, D. Krause, C. Jones, C. Manlz Eberwein, K. George, D. Hughes, J. Ra ,S G ,S uch Th 'rf 'rhypleso C+ falBk d N n n pro 'rude is H1 'Hue r cash FRITZINGER'S BAKERY WaInu'rpor'r Pennsylvania Telephone 767-3 I I 2 Thef I ao fFfgesBaky II kno ffh +ude+bdy THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK 506 Main Sfreei' SIa+ing+on, Pennsylvania KERN CLEANERS 422 Wesl' Franklin SI'reeI' SlaI'ing'I'on, Pennsylvania Kern's Dry Cleaners enhances 'Ihe neai appea of all S.H.S. s+uden'rs by iheir eIficien+ se PEN N ICO GAS STATION Walnu+ S+reeI' Slalinglon, Pennsylvania X GOLDEN SUN POTATO CHIP COMPANY I8 Seven+h S+ree'r SIa'Iing'I'on, Pennsylvania 767-3 I 65 Because of +he crisp porafo chips of ihe Golden Sun, we have found saiisfacfion wiih Iheir service. Denise Hughes cliligenfly o- bliges her cusiomer ai +he Pennico Gas SI'aI'ion. RI NGER'S QUALITY MEATS II6 Fourfh S+ree+ Slafingfon, Pennsylvani James Kisfhardl' wiih 'rhe assisfan of Karen Chandler skillfully car the qualify meals of Ringe Marker, as Mr. Ringer loolcs guru NATALIE KAY SHOP These 1'wo Senior girls admire The sfylish fashions of fhe Nalalie Kay Shop. BRYFOGLE MOTOR COMPANY BryfogIe's offers a variefy of slylish and fasf cars for your pleasure and enioymenl. SERFASS' ESSO SERVICE STATION Susan Schirer enfhusiaslically polishes lhe window of Kafhy McCann's car. MORGAN FUNERAL HOME We don'+ wan? your business now, buf 'think abou? us when if's lime - The Morgan Funeral Home. KERN'S ELECTRIC AND T.V. ANTENNA, INC. 6l9 Main Sfreef, Sla'ring+on, Pennsylvania Telephone 767-228 I , 'A K The delicious variely of foods al' Rei1'z's Dairy Marl An alfraclive and reasonable array of iewelry is help +o make 'flue summer monlhs enioyable. offered +o all who paironize Macl:'s Jewelry Slore. REI'IZ'S DAIRY MART MACK'S JEWELRY STORE 2387 Main S+ree+ 642 Main Sfreel' Schnecksville Slafinglon Pennsylvania Pennsylvania SLATE BOWL Slafe Bowl provides a lnealflwful and enioyable form of enferfainmenf accessible lo all residenfs of Sla+ingf6n and nearby areas. KREITZ'S GROCERY STORE A varieiy of producfs are offered al' KreH'z's Grocery Slore. GUY'S HARDWARE Bargains plus value are guven +o all smarf shoppers who pafronize Guy's Hardware. HARDING FUNERAL HOME Harding Funeral Home undersfandingly and sympalheiically handles arrangemenfs a+ a difficulf Hme. ROW I: Carolyn l-le'ney Franc'ne Lorah L'nda Kresge Janic I . I , I , e Snyder. Karen Werfman. ROW 2: Linda Warmlcessel, Kalhy Henrifzy Lillian Murnmey, Helene l-lrone+z, Sandy Moyer, Mary Babyak. ROW 3 Glenn Danner. Eric S+eckel, Ernesl' Snyder. Raymond DeFrain, Richard Phillips. Michael Papay, Eileen Krause, Kaihleen Turoscy. ROW 4 Larry Andreas, Brian Parry, Connie Jones, Ronald Henry. 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Breisch Miss Frances Brobst Colleen Burke Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Burke Mrs. Geraldine Burkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buzinski Carmen Cerrone I Albert Chandler i Gordon S. Chandler Fafraus FARM EQUIPMENT CORP. Neffs, Pa. Mr. Joseph Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Chandler Miss Veronica Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Willard Christman Mr. and Mrs. john Confer Corner Cut Rate Mr. and Mrs. Earl Acker Pat Altrichter Mr. and Mrs. Donald Andreas Larry Andreas Lee Andreas Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Andrews Mrs. Charles Andrulevich Mr. and Mrs.'Earl Anthony Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Anthony Susan Anthony Mrs. LaRue Arndt and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ray Backus Mr. and Mrs. E. Edward Bahl Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Balliet Pearl M. Banks Mr. Donald Barilla Miss Anna Mae Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Baus Mr. and Mrs. james Becker lb4 Harrison Beers Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beil Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Scott Benner Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Berger Mr. Robert Berger Mr. and Mrs Lucille Biege Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Allen Blose Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Peter Berlin john Bisko Herman Bleiler David S. Blose LeRoy C. Blose LeRoy N. Blose Stanley N. Blose Nevin Dangler Mrs. Robert Davies Bruce MacLaren Davis Mrs. Hope Valora Davis Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Richard M. Davis Raymond DeFrain Roy Delbert Mr. and Mrs. Vance Deppe Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. DeSancti Donald Diehl George R. Diehl Diehl's Roofing and Siding Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dieter Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dietrich Mr. Walter Blose janet Bolton Gerald Borger Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Borger Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Bossard Carrie V. Dorward Mr. and Mrs. Nevin Dorward Angela T. Durso Ida Easterday Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eberwein Mr. George Eberwein Miss Sandra Eberwein Mrs. Kenneth Eckhardt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eckhart Mr. and Mrs. Clark Eckhart Gary Eckhart Rick Eckhart Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. William P. Edwards Miss Susan Endy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eroh Mrs. Carlyle Evans r. and Mrs. Edward Evans rs. Marion Evans r. and Mrs. Alton Feinour r. and Mrs. Charles Fenstermacher rs. Goldie M. Flexer inda Flexer r. and Mrs. Harold E. Follweiler rs. Linda K. Frable rs. Cardie Frantz dna Frantz ay Frederick ichard Frederick Friend Friend Friend r. and Mrs. Albert G. Fritzinger r. and Mrs. Andrew W. Fritzinger adet Iohn Fritzinger andall D. Fritzinger rs. Agnes Gellis r. and Mrs. Stanley George rs. Ella Gogel r. and Mrs. Harry Gogel r. and Mrs. joseph Goldstone r. and Mrs. Clarence Grammes rs. Ellen jane Grammes reen Lantern Drive-In r. and Mrs. Carl Greenwood ' Barry Greenzweig Greenzweig 8: Bird Mrs. Frances Greenzweig Mr..and Mrs. Roland G. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Griffith Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hadinger Mr. and Mrs. joseph Hadinger Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hallman Mrs. Howard Hamm Keith Handwerk Leonard Handwerk Mr. and Mrs. Paul Handwerk Mr. and Mrs. Russell Handwerk Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hankee Mr. LeRoy Hankee Mr. and Mrs. Reynold Hankee Virginia F. Hankee Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Hankee Mr. and Mrs. Alvin J. Harry Robert Harry A3C Paul D. Heffelfinger Mr. and Mrs. Ernest K. Heil Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Heiney Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Heisler Dr. V. Henninger Arthur J. Henry Lumber Co. Mr. Mark C. Henry Mrs. Mark C. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis C. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hertzog Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hewitt Barbara Hewitt Ellen L. Hill Ralph Hill Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill Sr. Mr. Russel Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman Reds Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Hofmann Floyd'Hoppes jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marie Hoppes Floyd J. Hoppes Sr. Millard Howell Miss Phyllis Howell Mr. Arthur R. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Delphin Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hughes Mrs. Ella Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes Ronald Hughes Mr. and Mrs. William Hughes Mrs. William Hughes Sr. Janice james Mrs. Arlene jones Mrs. Arthur jones Bruce jones Miss Connie jones Mr. and Mrs. David J. jones Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Jones Mr. and Mrs. Miss Dolores Robert B. Jones Jupho Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kaminski Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Kern Clarence J. M. Kern David W. Kern Dwayne D. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kern Miss Kathleen Kern Marshall Kern Mary P. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kern Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Kern Mr. and Mrs. Barton Kester Jr. l65 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kindt Darryl Kirchner Donna L. Kirchner Mrs. john Kirchner John E. Kirchner Paul Kirchner James Kisthardt Mr. and Mrs. John Kisthardt Elmer C. Kistler Mr. Glenn Kistler Mr. and Mrs. William W. Kistlre Mr. and Mrs. George Knecht Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Knoll Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Koch Mrs. Elizabeth Koch Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kralik Sr. an Son Kramer's Shoe Store Miss Diane Krause Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Krause Miss Susan Krause Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Kreidler Mr. and Mrs. John Kreitz Darlene Kresge Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kresge Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kressley Kroboth's Christmas Trees Donald Kroboth Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Kromer Eva and Allen Krum LEE-HY Manufacturing Company Carl H. Leibenguth Mr. and Mrs. joseph Leibenguth Mr. and Mrs. Marjorie Leibenguth and Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leiby Lentz's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lentz Squirrel David Lienhard Pat and Ron Lienhard Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Lienhard I66 Mr. David A. Lilly Mrs. Dorothy I. Lilly Mrs. Clara Longacre Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Lorah Mrs. Ann M. Mack Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Mack Linda L. Mack Mr. and Mrs. james Maehrer and Family Ethel Mangold Irene Markell Mr. Van Marlatt Essie Sz Marth Beauty Salon Carolyn Martin Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. john R. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McCann Mr. and Mrs. Claude Merkle Mr. and Mrs Ernest Merkle Mrs. Mark Merkle Mark E. Merkle Carlton Miller Carol Miller Eric Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gary Miller Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller Miss Sara Ellen Miller Robert C. Mills Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Minnich Wally Buddy Minnich Dr. and Mrs. S. C. Montrom Mrs. Harry C. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moyer Mr. and Mrs. Oliver L. Mummey Mr. G. joseph Musso Maryjane Musso Virginia E. Neff Mr. and Mrs. Clair Oates Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O'Mally Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Pagotto Mr. Randall Pagotto Ronald P. Pagotto Mr. and Mrs. john Palansky Joanne Papay Mary Ellen Papay Mr. Thomas Papay Mrs. Thomas Papay Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Parry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parry Rev. and Mrs. L. O. Paulhamus Mr. and Mrs. Leo C. Pavelco Mr. and Mrs. Donald Penberth Donald G. Peters Richard Peters Michael F. Petrus Donna Phillips Lee R. Phillips Mr. LeRoy W. Phillips Mrs. LeRoy W. Phillips Richard Phillips Diane Pickel Mr. and Mrs. Ray W. Pickel Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Pritcha Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Rau David Raub Mr. and Mrs. Carl Redline Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Redline Mr. and Mrs. William Reed Polly Ann Reese Mr. Horace Reinhart Mrs. Horace Reinhart Mr. and Mrs. john Remaley Mrs. Walter H. Remaley Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Reph Mrs. jenny Reppert Miss Carol Rex Mr. and Mrs. George F. Rex Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Rex Mrs. Margaret R. Rex Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Rex Phyllis Rex Mr. Robert Rex Mrs. Russell Rex Mr. and Mrs. William W. Rinker Mr. and Mrs. Donald Roberts rMrs. George Roberts .Mr. and Mrs. james A. Roberts james D. Roberts Mrs. Naomi Roberts ,Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rodenbach 'Mr. and Mrs. Samuel N. Roeder ,Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Roper -:Margaret Rossi lMrs. Allen Roth lcynfhia Roth Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Roth r. and Mrs. Howard Roth rs. Thomas Rowlands r. and Mrs. Jack Rubright on Rumble r. and Mrs. Asbury Schaeffer r. and Mrs. Albert G. Schertzinger . Rudolph Schirer rs. C. Rudolph Shirer r. and Mrs. john Schleicher r. and Mrs. Russell Schleicher erry Schleicher harles W. Schlosser jr. r. and Mrs. Earl Schlosser fic L. Schlosser aren Schlosser r. and Mrs. john S. Schneck r. and Mrs. Harry Schock r. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Schrader iss Frances Schwartz arie A. Schwartz r. and Mrs. Charles Searfass r. and Mrs. Russel Seidel l Seip r. and Mrs. Dale Semmel Mr. and Mrs. Dean Semmel Diane Semmel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sensinger Ambrose I. Serfass Carolyn Serfass Mr. and Mrs. Marty Sheetz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. P. Shaw LeRoy Sheckler Claude Shelly William Siegmund Mrs. Josephine Sinkiewich Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skutches Slatington Flying Club Mrs. Eva Smith Howard Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith Sr. Nicholas Smith Cynthia Anne Snyder Dawn Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder Kermit Snyder LeRoy H. Snyder Mr. Russel D. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Solt Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Donna Stever Timothy L. Snyder Walter Snyder Charles Sodl, jr. Russel Sowden Deforrest Spadt Karl Stern Mahlon Sterner Harrison A. Stettler Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Stever ' ' ro Miss Gail St Mr. and Mrs. hl Milton Strohl Mr. Russell Tabor Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Thomas Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Thomas Mr. Norwood Thomas Richard Thomas Ann Torbey Dr. Torbey Karen Treiel Mr. Carl Trollinger Mrs. Anna Turoscy Mrs. Christine Valora Mr. Michael Valora Ronald Verba Cheryl Vogel Mr. and Mrs. George F. Vogel Mr. Raymond Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Walters Bear Dave Wanamaker Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wanamaker and Family Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Warmkessel Robert Wassum Mrs. Sherwood Watts Miss Sarah Weiss James Wentz Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Wieand Elizabeth Williams Mr. Gorden S. Williams Marguerite Williams Rachel Williams Mr. Edward Wolfe Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hedy Youse Mr. and MrS Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Willie Witring Harold Yehl LeRoy Yenser Martin Yesik john Youse . Robert Youse Erwin E. Zellner Mr. and Mrs. Lynnwood Zellner Marilyn Anna Zellner Miss Nancy A. Zellner Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zellner Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ziegler and Family Mr. and Mrs. Steve Zuk I67 Hass Prophecy Conlinued from 138 certainly not to be belittled. She handles her children and her husband with the utmost skill. By the way, what happened to Cynthia Roth? Oh, I just received a letter from her the other day. Cynthia, whom we all knew would be suc- cessful in crashing the journalism field with her ingenious rhetorical skill. She's presently employed by the New York Timer. If I recall correctly, these people here didn't attend a business school. I think they became members of the labor force immediately after high school. All employers who thrive on personal appearance and productive work had their needs adequately filled when Doris jones, Karen Schmidt, Gloria Williams, Peggy Youse, Donna Phillips, and Barbara Wagner blessed their offices. 'Talking about lucky people. The men who marry these girls will surely be blessed-just think of all those delicious home-cooked meals. Homemakers galore! Barbara Gellis, Sheila Gruber, and Phyllis Howell. I just read in the newspaper where Joanne Evans and Ruby Gogel took over Slating- ton's Steak Shop. There was a picture of Sandy Harry and Betty Hahn, gym instructors at the YWCA, flexing their muscles while drinking a glass of chocolate milk. How about examining the agricultural part of our productive class? Mentioned here are Donald Bowers, a mechanic who fixes farm machineryg joe Hadinger, a Texas oil man who has recently hired Gary Warmkessel to build him a barn for his shipment of cattle. They tell me that his land is worth half-a-million dollars, and Bob Shaw this next-door neighborj owns a larger ranch than his. Wow! What money they are making! Let's change the topic and talk about some girls. Anyway, they are much more interesting and pleasing to the sight. Sharon Burke, the highest paid model, was shown recently on the cover of Vogue magazine, and she really looked fashionable! Oh, my goodness! This is unbelievable! Sharon Kressley, Barbara jones, and Sara jane Sterner are managers of an exclusive French shop in Holly- wood, California. Candyce Mantz has turned into an official New Yorker, roaming the subways. Don't overlook the fact that she is a top-rated English teacher at New York University. Glenn Reinsmith has become an electronics technician, and Sam Rau, a laboratory technician. Tom Bauer, Lee Arndt, Larry Smith, Paul Kirchner, and Kenneth Kuntz have just returned from a cruise around the world on a merchant marine vessel. Some people like to be on the go, go, go, constantlyg but then others are very well Content behind a desk all day. But, who wouldn't be when you are piling a reward as these men are doing? They always excelled in their business subjects, but whoever expected Allen Rodenbach, David Frederick, and Larry Blose to become Vice Presidents of such world renowned corporations? James Roberts, that quiet bashful boy, has become President of General Motors. How time changes people! Our only psychology major, Gail Strohl-graduate of Elizabeth College is assisting and leading a symposium which is developing a new method which will put leading psychologists to shame in a few years. Diane Pickel graduated from Prep School and has transferred all her credits to Smith where she is majoring in linguistics. My good buddy, Larry Andreas, just graduated from Penn State. He told me he wanted to take his time in acquiring his credits because he couldn't resist the tremendous social life that surrounded him and the amount of trouble he could find to get into. Carefree Lar. Remember all the nicknames he had! Our all-around sportsman, Robert Hoffman, has graduated from a college in Mississippi and has become an athletic director for a chain of hotels in Florida. And that once-upon-time speed demon, Tim Kern, has become a state cop. Imagine that! Maybe he was the one who fined Marshall Kern for exceeding the limit when he won the Indianapolis Race. You all remember Larry Merkle, the milkman's son. Well, he built a dairy in Slatington, as large as Lehigh Valley Dairy, right across from Solt's gas station. Terry Minnich and Randall Pagotta have been hired recently as his accountants, so evidently he is doing very well, Walnutportonians stick together where money matters are concerned. Oh, what a shame. Marlene Neff, Geraldine Mack, Linda Flexer, Lucille Biege, Donna Skeath, and Linda Strohl have telegraphed telling us they won't be able to attend the reunion. Marlene and Geraldine are flying to Hawaii for their vacations and will be leaving in July. Linda Flexer and Lucille Biege are owners of a grocery store in Allentown and must fly to Florida to buy and order their fruit for the winter months. Donna Skeath and Linda Strohl are owners of Greens' 5 Sc 10 cent store and must fly to japan to order their merchandise for next year. My list is almost complete. I'm not sure of Richard Davis's new address in the Poconos. He has opened a basketball camp for all members of the Glove Trotters this summer, and Larry Roth has been traveling all year with a professional wrestling team. This busy type is always hard to contact. We can't overlook Roy Rex who has progressed so rapidly in the field of business. Did you realize he's a Certified Public Accountant? Eugene Weiss and Donald Rumble have combined their skills in forming the world-famous mechanics agency of RUMBLE AND WEISS. The field of car- pentry is not neglected. Ralph Hill has become a skilled carpenter who is much in demand, and Allen jones has assisted him as his apprentice for three years. Do you remember Carol Miller, the one who loved exciting escapades? Well, she's in business with some skin-diving outfit, their private sec- retary and privateer diver off hours. TAYl.OR COMPANY 5 b iv 1 Y if M l sm M :lsr M V ,W , W P W WL' W Y ' 1 my 1 Qi' M A . it in , 'iqigff 4- fw 3 if if U ,ft 1 if I I .M Q . ' ' .. , ,,W.uk'f-'nam 1 N ' ' f V . iffy L4 4, -Y . , ' i ' . M . 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