Stephen S Palmer High School - L Annuaire Yearbook (Palmerton, PA)

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MIRROR I- , STEPHANIE FRANK- Stef'f served on the basketball and football refreshment committees in her senior year. Interested in intramural basketball for the past three years, Stephanie has also been a Tri-Hi-Y member. In her junior year she participated in both the operetta and the gym exhibition. Her plans are un- certain. STINSON FRANTZ- Stintz, a patrol leader of troop 42, served on the football and basketball refreshment committees, wreath committee, and the track team this year. Last year he participated in track, football, and the dance committee of the Hallowe'en Social. His plans are work, then college. STERLING FRIES- Sterl , a great sports- man, has been a very active member of the Junior Sportsman's League. When he is not busying himself in pursuit of club work he finds time to enjoy music and his hobby is playing different types of instruments. He plans to take Civil Ser- vice exams and work for Uncle Sam . ANNA GEORGE-Participating in intra- mural basketball last year, Anniel' was a member of the senior class football and basketball refreshment committees this year. She also served on the Christ- mas wreath committee. This year she was a member of the needlework club, last year the Red Cross club. Anna's plans are uncertain. ten CLASS OF 1941 MARY FEDERANICH- Scottie, a mem- ber of the wreath committee and the cider committee for the Hallowe'en So- cial, was an usher for Commencement, Baccalaureate, and District Chorus, and belonged to dress-making and typing clubs. Music, crocheting, and collecting movie stars' pictures are her hobbies. After graduation she will take up nurs- ing as a career. GEORGE FEDOR-George played end on the football team his junior and senior years and was a member of the senior class wreath committee. Outside school he was busy, being a member of the Rams Club and the Parryville Band and Treasurer of the Epsworth League. His plans are farming. RALPH FOCHT--Ralph, whose future plans are undecided, was a member of the decorating committee of Hallowe'en Social in '41. Ralphls clubs included leather craft in '39, art in '40 and the mixed chorus in his senior year. Art and hiking constitute Ralph's hobbies. CLAIR FRABLE--'tFlash was on the Christmas wreath committee his senior year and in his junior year was on the cider committee, the dance ticket com- mittee, and the decorating committee of the Hallowe'en Social. Upon graduation he is planning to enter the United States Maritime Cadet Corps School. 1

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'IIRROR CLEO DEWALT- Clitts,' was a member of the 1941-42 Girls' Varsity Basketball team. This Tri-Hi-Y lassie also sold Christmas wreaths for the senior class. Cleo, who is kept occuppied by her hob- bies, knitting and photography, in her junior year, helped with the Hallowe'en Social. She plans to attend Penn Hall. EDWARD DONCHEZ- Woofal'l, a three letter man his junior year, participating in track, basketball, and football, retired from sports his senior year via the age limit. Chairman of the gift committee and assistant scout master, he was also in gym and rifle clubs. It's the United States Coast Guard for Woofal. PAULINE DORSHIMER-Pauline typed for defense this year, and helped with the Hallowe'en Social in her junior year. For three years she was a member of the Crocheting club, this year belonging to the nature study group. In her spare time she likes to roller-skate. Her plans are uncertain. MARTHA DUYKA- Marty Worked on the wreath committee and in her junior year served on the Hallowe'en Social cider committee. She belonged to sewing club two years and to the hobby club. Reading and collecting movie stars' pic- tures are some of her hobbies. Unless she finds work, Martha will attend Allen- town Business College. Illllf CLAY OF 1942 l F CLYDE ECKHART- Rocky'i, who was a member of the senior class Christmas wreath committee, has the unique hobby cf acquiring complete knowledge of the Spanish guitar. He plans to get a job and earn enough money to attend college, although he has not decided on the place as yet. RALPH ENGLE-Not much is known con- cerning Ralph, as he decided to seek his fortune before school ended and left the senior class in the middle of this school year. KATHERINE FABIAN-During the past year Kay has typed for the Civilian Defense Committee and been on the senior Christmas wreath committee. In her junior year Katherine sold tickets for the Halloweien Social, while this year she was a member of the home economics club. Kay plans to enter Allentown Business College. LOIS FATZINGER-Lois, a member of Tri-Hi-Y for two years, and the operetta for three, has ushered at most of our high school's activities. This year she was a typist for the Mirror, while last year she served as the assistant business man- ager of the paper. Her plans spell Beth- lehem Business College.

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W 29 RROR CLASS OF 1942. PAUL GERHARD-Most of the extra-cur- ricular activities did not appeal to Paul, an amateur radio fiend. He did accum- mulate a variety of clubs however. His choices were art '39, airplane '40, math '41 and special typing in '42, Paul is still undecided about his plans after graduation. BEULAH GETZ- Getzy , a member of the wreath committee, typed defense work, helped with the Hallowe'en So- cial and belonged to embroidery club her freshman, junior, and senior years, and to glee club her sophomore year. Roller skating and swimming are her hobbies. Beulah plans to be a steno- grapher or typist. GEORGE GILBERT- Chip of gas station fame has been in four different clubs in four yearsg he started in the junior sportsmen's clubg then he joined the cam- era clubg his junior year he was in math club, and he ended high school with rifle club. He plans to enter aviation. KATHRYN GREEN- Greenie served on the senior class Christmas Wreath com- mittee this year. In her junior year she was a member of the needlework club while this year the home economics club received her attention. At present Kath- ryn's plans after graduation are uncer- tain. 1 VERNA GREEN- Greenie was a typist for the Civilian Defense Committee and on the ticket committee for the senior class play. Home economics is the club that interested Verna in her final year. For her future plans, Verna intends to enter Henryts Beauty Culture School and graduate a full-fledged beautician. BETTY HAGENBUCH-Betty served on the Hallowe'en Social ticket and wrap committees. Having been transferred from Aquashicola school where she be- longed to cooking and literature clubs, she joined the needlework club her jun- ior and senior years in high school. Betty's hobbies are working crossword puzzles and reading. Her plans after graduation are indefinite. ALEX HALULKO- Muggs has been a member of the chess club two years. He definitely must have a liking for long walks as he is a Caddie in his spare time. Muggs plans to work at New Jersey Zinc Co. or perhaps he will enter the armed forces of Uncle Sam. JAMES HAMMOND- Jim , a Hi-Y mem-- eleven ber, ended up his senior year with a bang, working on the football and basketball refreshment committees, the senior prom committee, and participating in the sen- ior class play. James, who served on committees for the Hallowe'en Social and junior class party, has decided to bless Rutgers with his presence.