Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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ltlllrxllll iii' QIIIII iii-mis ui Q unit Dlllii DL'pt. in fUIltt'TI'llIl' 3:4005 Communify, ana! Cgounfrg .iuniors iearn tfngtisb anct tiwe Sopiiomores iearn tiistory trom MR. STINIL wilo bas ctlarge ot tbe publication ot our scimoot paper anci ot extern- poraneous speaicing. MISS VIQENNANT instructed time giris in Pilysicai ifciuf cation and tile Sopbomores in Engiisti betore ieaving tor tbe VVAVES. Her position bas been tiiieci by MISS XIAN XXLIET, wiio etiiicientty teaciies time same subjects. NIR. VVILLKER teacbes .iunior cbemistry anci Senior pbysics. coacties Senior Higii Scbooi basicetbaii, anci is tacuity aciviser ot ttie Hi-Y. NIR. WELSII, stiii anotber new member ot time tacuity. is bioiogy instructor tor tile Soptlomores. MRS. WINSLIJXV, better icnown to students as the former MISS LEIBENSPERGILR, is art supervisor ot aii Tamaqua Public Sctioois. MRS. RUCH, also better icnown as the tormer MISS HOWELLS is iibrarian and secretary to tbe principai. TAMAQUA HIGH SCHOOL

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P LB. BS. BA., MA. SAI ANIA I I5 STIiIGIiRXVAI.'I', SARA A. S'I'EIGERNX'ALT, A. C STINE, OLIVE 'I'ENNAN'I'. BS. 4 I NI vm vLlE'r, wrixoiil. XVELSH, HtiLtiN R. wlNsl.ow. IDA II. Rl7CH .s Bs. ns. ' i .wt ' Ol QPULCQ 0 QU' geometry. IVIR. KERSHNER, teacher ot chemistry and physics, substituted Ivor onIy a tew months. VVhiIe with us, he was adviser ot the Hi-Y. MISS PFEIL, assistant supervisor ot music, directs a Boys, Gtee Ctuh in Junior High SchooI, the Senior High SchooI Boys, GIee CIutJ. and the Boys' Octet. IVIR. SCHAEFFER is head coach ot toothaII and hasIcethaII. He teaches PhysicaI Education in Senior and Junior High and Engtish in Junior High. IVIR. Sl-IERRICK most expertIy teaches Junior and Senior shorthand. MISS SARA STEIGERWALT, who recentIy succeeded IVIR. CARNEY, teaches Sophomore Engtish. MISS SALAMA STEIGERWALT teaches Sophomore history and Junior and Senior German. She aIso capaIJIy supervises Senior and Junior German CIutJs, the Tri-Hi-Y. the Bugte Corps, debating, and has charge ot the commencement program. The THE SPHINX OF 1943

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enior ear CLASS OFFICERS president VVILLIAM ABROMITIS Vice-President THOMAS ROVVLANDS S ecre tary ALICE EVANS Treasurer HARRY FEITERMAN The 'Big' Four This, our Senior year, climaxed twelve years of Iearning, playing. and striving for recognition. Four short years ago, we started our high school career as Freshmen. Many of us had already begun to show our qualities of leadership, perseverence, and good fellowship hy taking places on the athletic field, in the classrooms, and with the cluhs. In our Sophomore year we did not talce the strange school hy storm, hut we were well represented in all fields of endeavor. We had more than our share on the varsity lnoothall team and we were well represented on the loaslcethall court, in various clulas, and in deloate. During our Junior year, our chests swelled with pride as we elected officers, chose our colors, and received our rings. We Icept up our good worlc, hy placing the most players on the varsity lootloall team, having an undefeated junior varsity dehale team. and having a good representation on the haslcetlaall court. At long last we reached our goal-we were the ruling Seniors and we vowed to malce our class one long remembered in the history ol' Tamaqua High School. Because of our good fellowship and social functions, we made ourselves a reputa- tion for laeing the most popular class in high school. Through our classes. sports, and clubs we achieved leadership, strength, and cooperation: with these traits as our weapons we are armed to face the world. As the Class of '43 has made its marlc in school, so, I am sure, it will malce its marlc in this turbulent world of today. Page Eighteen