Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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We Seniors In Iiradnatinq JACK E. NOR-Com rcial Course, Com- mer ' l Clu , 3-Y , inet 1, Conference 3, ogaat rityo, 2, Fre ,h Club 3, Dance x e 4 S mx Stand ' gle Corps Equip- me Bo 2' l lub 3, Octet 2, 3, 4, Operetta l, , 3 , L. . r tmas Program 2, 3, Class D y Co 4, Class Play 4. A ix A r lk C41 NJLALMI I RI ARD H. ABNER-Commercial Course, Clee CluV1,USphinx Twink F ' KCI 1 x, KX-C1236-'ZX ft RUSSELL T. ARNOLD-Commercial Course, A ca xc urse, German Cl , 4, ri mas Program . if +1 IRENE P. BRINCHEK-Academic Course, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Publicity Chainnan 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Conference 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Usher 4, Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Social Chairman 4, Christmas Program 3, 4, C. L. A. 2, News Staff 3, 4, Art Chairman, Inter-class Basketball 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Sphinx Staff 4, Stage Manager 4. 1 af f Bugle Corps Equipment Boy 2, 3. BE Y RDDEvAcademic Coarse, Tri- , ' , 2, m t 1, - letics 1, Re- if if if -f ' ' ce v , 4, Choi 3 U S ' , ' 4, Christ- ! 'F ' ' u ls- ' 4Ta er3 0 ', 4 G f' 1 ' S v . ' ' ' pi. 1' . I, , 4,1 , -, epor - erea , 'I if if if 2, 3, an lb 3 ' .w '- 'rman 3, ALVIN B RTH C06 ervi ljcoursjiy l Chri 6 .- Program , 4, T. . - taff f Sphinx mercial Cl 4, PEO!! 4. heJT M1556 2tand.4:1pS2:lr.3g Intel?- as? Baskgtball. 2, 3, 4, Industrial o se,, ay Day 1, , Music 1, Art 1. apmm ' annum 0 e ense om mee 4' 41 Q 1 i 7 l I 1, , 1 2 CLAREN E . AN ommeroia ourse, X?gmm6lcial Course,fTri- i-Y! Commercial 1 - Foo l 1, 2, 3- eerleader X, , F, 'wwf' , ifffommercial f 4, Soft ll e 3, r ck 2, as all 3, Hi-Y PM f4,f eefj , 3, 4, Bugle Corps 2, 3, , 71 l, , onferen e 4, Pr g 3, 4, Scrap OpegAdaf.1f C. L. A. 2. , D 1 , 3, Sp i x Staff 4, Spa Editor 4, Class .f Pl . 3 1' 1 if if ff C DAVI C. LL-C mercial Course, D A I B cmlic Coilmg Commgrc l Cl 4, Pr ram Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Scrap : May..D , 3 C53 lm 23 ggi, 4, lgfcis ,gper a 1 ft eague 3, Football retta!! Xt fb! Afntfl K , a s at . ' t it t l 'B i, 'ki P1 i ' A f 'M K . so Y FR C - Commercial A. C.fAL.AB11ASE--Cbmmerglal Course, Q9 Tri- 3,t!'Comhnerchf1s Club 4. Blythe: May ' ' iw., , Day 1, ,'Minstrel 2, Student ouncil 2, Art 1, if if . L M ' . 1 .f ul? B .0 ial ur -Hi-Y uslc 1. ,I 2, t t , om r ' u 4. G f ff if MARY ABR mmerclal l?p1lIS JLBLcKLfEMANjcammmia1 Coursheg Trl-HLYS2, 3,f4,ABgg1e Corps 2, 3, Commercial Clllb 4, lnteffclass Basketballili, 4. - i f f , ANNV Mfg, a3ick1.EA40,4ygic3Z1 course, ffefm Tri-Hi- , Co m 'l C1118 4, Program 4. Blythe, ownship: Ma . , . A' w if CATHER E - A , e IC Course, Tri- - 2, , , Bu l s 2 , 4' erman Cl , , Ch am retta 1. A! Course' k .zu r 2 Us 3' Tri-Hi-Y lt ee 4 IDBI' 1 ma rogram 2,1 E . -1 . ,4, g I3-Iv e, Co ' , F b i Q- y 3 ' 3, gl 1' us' Q In 'il t' e o A Y , -'i inx a 4, -ln- Chief 4, C. , In ' tion mittee I rl . 1 ' . , 3, 4' a ' 1, 2, 3, VIO N A AMP H1 Commercial ours , i-Hi-Y , Cashier ps 61 , , s et 3, 4, Sergeant 4, merc al Cl . Twenty

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We lin Fnrth Prepared fur Postwar Wnrld 1 OFFICERS President EDWARD ZEBROSKY Vive-President LEROY SEMBACH Secretary DOROTHY SEMBACH Treasurer BEN SOUTHAM Senior Leaders FRESHMEN-our first taste of high school-clubs, sports, glee clubs, the oper- etta Tom Sawyer. and our Junior High School graduationfall helped to pre- pare us for our high school days. Sophomorcs-and our thrcc-ycar walk to the school on the hill began. Well we remcmbcr our first day here and our initiation. As Sophomores we were well-represented in clubs and sports when many of our members were on the varsity football and basketball teams. Juniors--and we really began to make a place for ourselves in the life of the high school. Wfe took a more active part in clubs and began to show our ability as leaders and sportsmen. But it was in this year that we began to realize what thc war really meant, for it was in our Junior year that members of our class first began to leave for the armed forces. Seniors-and we wcrc the cocks of the walk, so to speak-leaders in all school activities. Our last year of school flew by before we realized it. Class play and operetta are over, and now with Class Day and Graduation time here, we are preparing to bid our last farewell to the school on the hill. Now that we have made the mark, and after twelve years of work, study, and play, we have achieved the goal, we shall live again our high school days in our book of memories. And as the Class of 1944 has left its print in the history of Tamaqua High, so it will leave its print in the history of the world. Nineteen

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Twenty-one Ag nncm r Amer Arnold Assulita Barthel Beam Belsak Belunis Bell Bic-klcnmn lllivkley Bonomo Boyer :Bl'llll'llPli Broalc Bully Burrell Uillilllfilritf Cnlal mn'e- se Campbell