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

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Senior Coach Ann Barnett holds an important conference with her team before game time. 5 --- Although boys' intramural activities were temporarily abandoned, the girls carried on a full program, including basketball, volleyball, and track. Interest and competition was exceptionally keen this year among the numerous teams coached by helpful Senior girls. Each contest was played under the official rules of the game with referees and time keepers aiding in all pro- cedures. Probably the highlight of the season was the final event of the year, the intramural track meet, in which the boys also held their events. Plans are being prepared to make this an annual event. Miss Schegel and her staff of girls who helped so will- ingly in the planning and presentation of this fine program are to be congratulated for the fine job they did. '7 Qu Fast action in some girls' intramural basketball contests.

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1 Third mu-: R. Johnson, J. Smida. R. Costenbader, D. jones, R. , 1 Smith. Second row: C. Buck. R. Feder- anich, R. Strohl, L. Swartz, G. Hoffman. First row: R. Kresge, F. Polash, H. Mendez, J. Federanich, S. Salazar, Managers. I P.H.S. OPP. Northampton ........ ..... 5 Lehighton .,....... ..... 1 5 Slatington ..... ...., 3 I Emmaus ......... ..... 3 j 6 Whitehall ..... ..... 5 4 Stroudsburg ....... ..... 8 1 Slatington .....,,.. .,....,,, 1 8 3 Northampton ........ ..... 5 1 Catasauqua ......... ..... 9 4 I I 146 345 and ua ck 7:4146 The team, although ending up with a 4-5 slate showed marked improvement over last season. Seniors john Kresge, Bruce Snyder, joe Nagy, Pete Blynn, Ronald Cos- ' tenbader, Andy Wasilkowski, and Tom Naratil formed the nucleus of the diamond nine. Fate befell the team at the half-way mark when they went into a four game losing streak. Top sluggers were Costenbader at 393, Nagy at 360, and Werkheiser at .348. Wasilkowski led the pitchers with a 3-3 slate. 1 1 S FC. 5. Geo' R- grblet. S Ktesge- I Syfmet, Snyder. ' Wletktxersa, Y- .tkowSV B' gr O Bwglh . Nagy- .l ' . Y . Coach YQKSOB Btwn' . g. . Y. Backdaiinges Saint. Wgbm foggsxenbade . 21058. ,

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Spam: Saaaglu Its fifth year of organization proved to be an active one for the Varsity Club. Under the guidance of Mr. Wilhelm, Sponsor, and of- ficers-Tom Naratil, President, Pete Blynn, Vice President, Pete Turko, Treasurer, Carl Kelchner, Sergeant-at-Armsg and Bruce Sny- der, Secretary, the group sponsored social activities and various athletic attractions. Among them were a gymnastic exhibition by the East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Gym Team, a donkey basketball game, and a spring jamboree. Rigbt: W. Fritzinger being initiated into club by J. Smida and O. Shupp. Below: Varsity Club officers tabulating proceeds of a successful dance. Letting out a lusty cheer are varsity cheerleaders: J. Rabenold, J. Hoffman, S. Noth stein, K. Feder, A. Garcia, S. Lewis, and M. L. Cunningham. I l