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

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ado of elm Aww me Planned TRI-HI-Y Top photo: Tri-Hi-Y service project, the operation of the information desk. Middle photo: A district rep- resentative addresses the club. Right: Tri-Hi-Y members en- joy a farewell party given in honor of the Seniors. Right: Officers of the Tri-Hi-Y are. front row: Rita Binder, Treasurerg Betty Green, Secretary. Second row: Alice Werkheiser, Vice Presidentg and Barbara Spadt. President. Below: Miss Margaret Strauss, Advisor of the Tri-Hi-Y. HI-Y To create, maintain, and extend throughout home, Jrhool, and conzmunity high standards of Christian character. , X mfs Top photo: James Sochan and Rollo Gower, delegates to the Y.M,C.A. state convention in Harrisburg. Middle photo: A group of Hi-Y members who attended the Older Boys' Conference in Pottsville. Left: The officers of the Hi-Y are as follows: Rollo Gower, Presidentg james Sochan, Secretary: and Edward Steele, Vice President. Belo-ws Mr. Harry Bomberger, Hi.Y Advisor.

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Members of the flag twirling squad are. from left to riglsl: C. Andreuzzi, P. Roeder, A. Barnett, P. Smith, A. Ebert. J. Vido. M. Silliman, C. Bossard, and S. Mack. The snappy baton twirlers add plenty of pep and rhythm at foot- all and basketball games. Jane Schaffer, Senior, served as head drum majorette for two years while janet Cambell, Sophomore, acted as assistant majorette. The highlights of the year for the twirlers in- cluded a performance at Readings Pretzel Bowl, the Thanksgiving drill, and the exhibition honor- ing the servicemen at a basketball game on Wash- ington's birthday. The Palmerton High School Flag Twirlers are a special feature at athletic contests. Coached by Miss Emma Schlegel, who originated this type of flag twirling, the girls plan their own drills. Honorary Co-Captains of the squad were Anne Ebert and Ann Barnett, Seniors. The high-stepping baton twirlers are. from left to rigbls Oswald, M. Gower. P. . . . . en Christrnan, K Kreprcz, J. Campbell C. Mendez, N J Along with the band at all the football games and Friday home basketball games, the atmosphere was greatly brightened by the inspiring performance of our high school majorettes in their new uniforms. I . Pfam, b the ma 'nga d - X A drill Presented vlicemen Mr' Smith 1'rIl A Eb C mbine' Q ghe Ser ' Bitnettb ' Mfsg en' Sfh f igeues in horwf 0 fhlegel anda fer ducks, and j. Schaffer. Leflf The band and twirlei'S in a tepee formation as per- formed at the football contest against the Lehighton Indians.

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i em., emma mmm Students who have special hobbies or who would like to develop new interests may join a club which meets every Monday during the last period. junior High Girls' Glee Club. Those clubs not pictured here are: Camera, Self-Expression, Reme- dial Reading, Art, Varsity, Press, Local History, Nature Study, Hunting and Fishing, Sewing, Ba- SWBC ton Twirling, Needlework, Play- Ewgenkif makers, and Chess. xx . Yifrxeiogiiioi The wide variety of activities pro- l l- vided during club time was ar- ranged by Miss Thelma Ritter and 'f . Mr' Xvillard wlilhelm' Chem Club for scientists. He floats through the air with the greatest of ease -Gym Club ' mls L-lub fo C wi for boys and girls. r amateurs and Pros alike.