Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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, H Tm! if T .1 . 4 C i t p Q to , 21 I , gm - lr: A' wir ' p X-,194 . Af t .T ' fp? x , V Senior Class Oidicers Prerident .,....4 ..... J osEPH PICHACOLAS Secretary ............ ........ V IOLA PURNELL Vice-Preridem' ......... ....... R OBERT WAGNER Afrirtant Serrelnry .................... .......... ................. A L ICE MCGILL Class Colors-Black and Gold Class History Court is being held, and one hundred and twenty-two lords and ladies are in the great Hall. The King QClass Presidentj and Queen fSecretaryj are seated on their thrones at one end of the Hallg the Master of Dance fVice-Presidentj is standing near the Kingls throne. Lady Alice fAssistant Secretary, can be seen moving about among the other ladies of the court. Everyone becomes quiet as King joe arises from his Throneg His Majesty is holding a paper in his hand which he reads as follows: Friends, after four years of close com- panionship and work, the time is drawing near when each one will have to choose his separate path for future life. We have spent only one year in this new Castle, but even while we still inhabited the old one much important business was transacted, and much glory won. There remain now only a few things to be done to bring our too short, but splendid, life together to a close. You lords have done your best during these four years to gain the superiority over our three brother-courts. The first two years brought success in the fullest measure, and in the last two, a valiant effort was put forth to again gain victory, but to no avail. Among our ladies we find beauty and strength. In fact, they, as well as the lords, have been largely responsible for the praise and favors that have been bestowed upon us. In ball-playing we have found large numbers of the court-gentlemen excelling. They have always been courteous and fair in dealing with their opponents. Time is flying fast-our group will soon be divided into one hundred, twenty- two separate parts. Each one will find new friends and companions. Memories will be all that is left of our long association. Each one will strive toward success-and may he find it! The lords and ladies stood silent for a moment, then turned and left the Hall. Eighteen

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REE KEN E53 lilililiilllill Senior Class Reading from left to right, From Row: Dorothy Southam, Viola Purnell, Mary Kolhmeir, Mary Kumatis, Edythe Sandler, Reba Shain, Geraldine Rottet, Alice McGill, Mary Whalen, Myrtle Yermal, Louisa Rhoades, Mary Swank, Mary Yermal. Second Row: Kathryn Large, Margaret Walsh, Ada Sassaman, Emily Seltzer, Alice Novak, Mary Nicolodi, Hilda Reifsynder, Eleanor Wagner, Myrtle Yost, Desna Swank, Irene Sembach, Velma Wellauer, Kathryn Whetstone. Third Row: Glenn Unger, Frederick Nardini, Emerson Mucklow, Ella Zehner, Anna Moyer, Emily Norris, Gladys Wright, Kathryn Schaeffer, Robert Wagner, Elwood Sports, Warren Stapleton, Byron Walker. Fourth Row: Vincent Norris, john Scheitrumph, Carl Rubin, Clare Krell, joseph Pichacolas, Albert Sembach, Harlan West, Kenneth Swoyer, Herbert Mucklow, Thomas Malischauckie, Howard Miller, Howard Rarick. Fifth Row: Donald Rubin, Edward Rynkiewicz, john Roman, Sidney McMichael, Hower Moyer, William Petrosky, Carl Rimbach, Reynold Main, Eugene Parnell, Ben- jamin Wall, Michael Sungalia, Earnest Rarick, Raymond Yacobenas. S ezfenleen f Zi c

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.M A Q X 1 . 1 , 5 ,-. 1 ix r J E A --1 - 2 I 2:1 :Li --' . 4 ' Aga 'f-4,51 T 1 A s P, S K K ' ..., AX ,, 5, EVA V. ABROMITIS If athletic! develop inch jov- ial perxonalilief a.f hers, we would all like to he alhleterf' Commercial Course, Basket- ball, 1-2-3-4, Basketball Cap- tain, 3-4, Commercial Club, 4, A. A. Secretary, 3-4, Sphinx Staff, 4. HUBBARD L. ALLEN None hat himself ran he hi: parallel. Academic Course, Science Club, 1, Hi-Y, 2-5-4, Basket- ball, 2-3-4, Track, 1-2-3-4, Class Basketball, 1-2. BEATRICE A. BARNISKY A handful of fun if worth more than a hufhel of learning. Commercial Course, Science Course, Science Club, 1, Com- mercial Club, 4, Basketball, 1- 2-3, Proctor, 2. MARY R. BEHLER The milder! manner with the hinder! heart. Commercial Course, Science Club, 1, Commercial Club, 4, Get-Together Party Committee, 4, Class Play, 4. HARRY V. BENNETT Great men are never appreci- ated. Commercial Course, Science Club, 1, Commercial Club, 4, Sphinx Staff, 4, Proctor, 1-2, Basketball Mgr., 4, Class B. B. Mgr., 1-2-3. Nineteen l f DOROTHY MAE BLEWITT WUI plar heauty equalx rharmf' Commercial Course, Science Club, 1, Senior Class Play, 4, Girls' Basketball Mgr., 4, Com- mercial Club, 4, Sphinx Staff, 4. JEROME C. BLICKLEY U'fhile other? lalh, he liJlenJ. Commercial' Course, Science Club, 1, Commercial Club, 4, Orchestra, 4. MARY A. BROBST AJ hrinzfal of fun, mixrhief and glee AJ ever a mortal maiden can he. Academic Course, Science Club, 1, Glee Club, 1-2-3-4, Get-Together Party Committee, 2, Commercial Club, 4, Oper- etta, 3-4, High School News, 3, Jr. Music Club, 1-2-3. WILDA JOSEPHINE BRODE Shelf full of fan and steady, To lend a hand 5he'5 ready. Academic Course, Science Club, 1 . ALVIN H. CAMPBELL A perfonalily fall of rafralityf' Commercial Course, Science Club, 1, Hi-Y, 2-3-4, Commer- cial Club, 4, Operetta, 4, Hgh School News, 4, Sphinx Cheer Leader, 4, Get-T Party Commitee, 2.