Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1950 volume:

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The staff has tried to include in the book all the things which will make the book interesting to you. The theme of the book, school life, is the keynote of the material contained in it. There are pictures, stories, and scores which will awaken in your mind's eye scenes in your school life. Contents THE YEAR'S EVENTS PEOPLE IN CHARGE ...... PEOPLE OF THE YEAR UNDERCLASSMEN CLUB SECTION . SPORTS TAMAQUA ON THE GRIDIRON ON THE BASKETBALL COURT TRACK ..... SENIOR ACTIVITIES ...... OTHER DEPARTMENTS SPHINX REPORTS ...... SPEAKING OF PICTURES . CLASS SONG . . HERE AND THERE SPHINX VISITS . CLASS WILL . LEST WE FORGET ALMA MATER . OUR ADVERTISERS CALENDAR . . Sphinx Hepurls A meeting in the office shows Mr. Stine and some Senior activ- ity leaders planning the year's events. The handbook, the calen- dar, and the bulletin board in the background were efticient aids. This is school lite inside the library. 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Q A41 r:,,,53 ' wa mrmimbfmwf W V WWW HM V X'feNw.w-.,- Wl iHi3LTi??f ,dw 'Mg' aemww-A+-pf-5 HMM Q 4 ' fp Br- X 'wh :Q-ff' ' 0 . M., ' ,.,., 8, Q2 ,L ix , Nh.i'fia if ww-WW 1 People in R B STAPLETON Superintendent of Tamaqua Schools 1948 1950 Prlnclpal of Senior Hugh School 1927 1948 Mlfflmburg Hugh School A B Bucknell University MA Colurnbla Unlverslty BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated left to rlght Charles Carter vlce president Edward Nelfert treasurer George Hess secretary RobertA Hartwug presldent 8 Standing: John,Sembach,,James Schaelfffer, Harry: Burke. l I U A ,. . . Sew.. ,A Q lfharqe ALFRED C STINE Prnnclpol of Senior Hugh School Chambersburg Hugh School AB Lebanon Valley College MEd Pennsylvonlo State College Prlnclpol of Junior Hugh School Gettysburg Academy A B Gettysburg College M A Columblo Unlversuty H. W. SLANKER Enqllsh Department MARY R BREWER the attractlve bulletln board ln her room which keeps her students well xnformed contrasts wsth her desk and closet has a llkung for people a deftnute and an er work as advuser to the Sensor class and the yearbook AB Goucher College VERNA M BRITTON druves from Lansford every day even the slup pery ones teaches Sophomore English Sen nor and Junnor German advuses the Ger man clubs dlrects Class Day has a Sophomore homeroom nn Ol ns a sincere Sand dynamlc teacher College H PAUL JEWELLS belongs to two depart ments English and Lat has very hugh standards In classes and study halls ns Inter ested also In hnkung and chess the chess club meets n has room a 12 30 AB Duck: son College MA Columbia Unlverslty SIIIEHIIE and Mathematics Departments EDWARD KEMZU RA efflclent faculty man ager of basketball math teacher and proud papa this mathematical whuz presldes un solld geometry plane geome try and trngonometry classes at the basket ball ticket ofllce and we hope with Junior MA Pennsyl a la State College ELI M PURNELL as famous for has tres has lakes and hns dnspo smon teaches b ology and bookkeepnng can fix the protector lea s the HIY ancl ns Interested tn athlettcs deserves has popu laruty wnth students and teachers B S Alb nght College M Ed Pen sylvana State College H RODEN WELKER IS very active ln school and communlty affairs has phnlosophy IS very popular wtth has physics classes a so teaches chemistry coaches lumor varsity basketball and rs assls tant football coach drives a new DeSoto B S Pennsylvama State College FLORENCE M WALL ts the Junlor Eng Ish teacher homeroom chem lab dtd an excel lent lob wnth the Senior play and the Blue and Whnte as mterestecl nn Penn State where she began studues for her Kutztown S T WENDEL WELSH teaches math to the Sophomores was Muhlenberg track star broke several sprnnt :ng records patrols first floor halls hang on to those corrldor affable fellow s bar ns worse than h s :te BS Muhlenberg College passes' I , lt Q ' 4 Y 'f t ' ' U - 4 - In ' ' ' ', in . . . 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A.B., . ., v n' . ., r' 7 . ., . ., ' - -I n l 'IO Histery Department BENJAMIN B BAER dlscusses government and family problems tn his Sensor hnstory classes ns tolerant calm ust works hardest durung football season when he has the added dutnes of faculty man ager of football and secretary of the A A AB MA Pennsylvanna State College FRED GRAHAM possesses a command mg vouce and personal uses both nn has Sophomore hnstory classes and as head coach of basketball and football IS actnve un fraternal and veterans organnzatuons as frtends throughout the state BS Slippery R ck S T C Eemmerelal Department SQA GRACE M BAH RT teaches typnng and of fice practlce was co chatrman of March of Dimes campalgn an excellent teacher and IS vttally lnterested In all commercial students has most beautlful ly decorated homeroom In the bulldmg BS Kutztown S T C WILDA K FEY knows well her sublects bookkeeplng short hand and clerical prac tnce wonders about an oft dlsappearlng dlc tatton tlmer ever friendly and ready to he p can gnve and take when the loke IS on er BS Susquehanna Umverslty MA New York Umverslty 11 RUTH KRAUSE lea s an actuve life teachmg Jumor French and Amerlcan hnstory advnsnng the Bugle Corps and the French club and drlvtng her car cheerful wntty and always ready to lend Q helplng hand AB Pennsylvamo State College MARY MOHRBACH supervlses art tn the Ta maqua system and holds special classes In Senior Hugh always appreclatnve er lovely work msplres stu dents partlal to modern art and Penn sylvama Dutch deslgns makes profitable hobby of ceramics BS Kutztown S T C . n d . . 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' '- l n ' ' , I rt ' l A ' 1 'F 3 Q ggi' 5 .g,.:.., 2 -V I 4 . if C lllt 5 t tg. fl J , . 3 A Music Department HELEN M DAVIS tnny patlent and sweet wuth a pleasing manner sknllfully dnrects the operettas the boys and the garls glee clubs teaches musuc an all Ta maqua schools trav els dally to and from her home In Mlnersvulle BS Lebanon Valley College PAUL W HORNER ns supervusor of nnstru mental musuc IH the Ta maqua system rects enlarged and con stontly Improving band and orchestra hard working and sun cere with modern up to ate tastes In has choice of music BS Jumata College tall broad shouldered ex football player boys gym teacher nn Sensor and Junlor Hugh ns also track coach and assistant football coach IS the eFFi cient sponsor of the Jumor H: Y B S Unuversnty of Pennsylvan a frank direct and thuslastlc IS very cap able teacher of gurls gym was co chair man of March of Dimes IS advnser of Trl Hn conducted gurls basketball tournament and taught dances tor the operettas BS Lock Haven S T C 12 pleasant and efflcnent secretary and lrbraruan has very busy days fnllung out absence forms mlmeographlng tests checking out books talknng to the tru ant oFficer and doing all the school correspond ence l . . . I -C1 l . .I .- Physical Education Sccratary R. A. HARTWIG, JR.Wi JOSEPHINE A. PAOLO MARY JANE RUCH . - riff Aff ', - Spssaksnq nf Pictures Psctured here ss an actsvsty famslsar to most of the gsrls of Tamaqua Hsgh Under the capable supervssson of the gym snstructor the gsrls kept m h e a I t through regular calss thenscs Here ss psctured the Sensor Dance Commsttee of whsch Robert Mor gans ss chasrman The Sensors are sndebted to thss hard worksng group who cheerfully gave of thesr tsme and energy to plan the sncreassngly popular Sensor Class Dances I I l . ' s l tri and hy l 13 About thurty seconds after the bell rmgs to end a perlod the first floor hall looks luke the picture above Students movlng ln opposnte dnrectuons till the hall each hurrying to the next class Steve and Larry seem to be taknng the l 1 6 . . . . I . lead here Thus IS a pucture of the new typmg room complete with omce type desks and a large bulletnn board for records Mass Bahrt kept the records on seasonal decoratlons Santa Claus at Chrlstmas time and an Easter egg In the Sprung 14 People nf the YH:-11' On the steps at the east end of the bulldmg a muscellaneous but representatnve group of Sen lors gathered one day nn March to have a picture taken THE SENIORS Ofzllcers Presudent EDWARD TITUS Vuce presldent ARTHUR SENOR Secretary JOAN KACIK Class Advlser MISS BREWER In September we returned to school to pre pare for graduatuon We found the Senior year as excltmg as we had heard that rt would be wnth dances football games the play Class Day and college boards to be passed or nurs mg exams to be taken and graduation always around the corner We worked hard and played hard and m June we were happy yet wuthm us was an empty feelung because we were leav Ing our hugh school 15 Treasurer ............. GEORGE COMINSKY CHARLES N BAER Cuppy fruendly and neat ex cels un basketball and baseball and does outstand ung work un hus scholastuc actuvutues Hus future wull be un the field of chemustry CHARLES A BENECK Charles us a fellow wuth a nuce personaluty and a good sense of humor Hus favorute sport us huntung He us very promunent un hus classes IRENE BARTASHUS-Irene us tall and gracuous un manner and very fond of sports Her charmung ways and sunceruty wull help her un her nursung career BETTY BERK Betty a quuet and ambutuous gurl has a varuety of hobbues canarues sports and whustlung After graduatuon she would luke to work un an office RICHARD E BERK Ruch who may be our future den tust has a pleasung personaluty and a sense of humor whuch makes hum popular wuth gurls and boys Fav orute pastume skatung specual talent for munglung wuth people He us fond of swummung football basketball and another Senuor LAWRENCE R BERNHARDT Thus bug blond us an all around athlete pcurtucupatung un football basketball and track A good student He wants to be an en guneer NANCY J BOYLE Nancy neat lukable undustruous has chosen nursung for her career Her unterest un her fellowman and fellowwoman us a good qualu flcatuon LOUISE P BOWER Weezue us fruendly and a good fruend She flnds amusement un dancung She us uncle cuded about her future whuch wull probably be un the commercual field GWENDOLYN L BRACHMAN When you hear that soft vouce you know ut s Gwennue s She us known and luked by all She partucupates un many actuvutues Chuef ambutuon nursung 16 GREGG J. BOYLE-This tall, athletic Senior has a MARIE ANN BRAZUNIS Thus popular blonde lusts dancung as her favorute pastume and haur stylung as her ambutuon We see her most often wuth two partucu lar fruends Sonua and Thelma BETTY BRENNAN Betty has taken an actuve part un both sports and clubs Her ambutuon amuabuluty good humor and patuence should make her an udeal nurse MELVIN P BREINER Fenner has blond curly haur and a fruendly quuetness He flnds pleasure un foot ball and puano playung and looks to enguneerung as hus Iufes work JOSEPH BURAGAS Joe left our class durung hus Senuor year to take up resudence un Cleveland Ohuo The best wushes of the Class of 1950 went wuth hum JOSEPHINE Y CALABRESE Thus brulluant and studu ous muss who belongs to the commercual sectuon of our class wull leave wuth an envuable record To be ALICE R CLAUSE Butsy us endowed wuth the qual utues whuch make her a sweet and Iukable classmate Her skull at the puano wull take her 'Far to St Louus she hopes ANNETTA CAPUTO Nettas sparklung personaluty and good humor make her Iuked by everyone who knows her She was actuve un sports and other actuv utues and chuef kettle scourer at the Sphunx stand RONALD D CLEMSON One of the schools ardent sports fans Ronald us plenty smooth both on and oft the dance floor Hus future probably un the famuly busuness MICHAEL CICOZZI Chuco us popular for hus wutty and fruendly ways The Class of 50 wull always re member hum as the boy wuth the sunny smule PATRICIA ANN COLEMAN Although Pat us very studuous she stull finds tume for sports and clubs Her many fruends prove her popularuty She wants to be a Lady wuth a Lamp 17 i .. I . .. I , . ll ll ' . . , , . I a secretary is Josie's goal. ll ' ll ' ' - -. . ' I , . . I , ,, . ,,. . . . , . u ' ' GEORGE F. COMINSKY-George with his scintillat- ing wit is an important figure in Tamaqua High. In the future he will be found carrying forth the cadu- ceus as a physician RONALD J COUCH Ron who shifts his proficiency from football to basketball with the change of sea sons dreams of being a coach Well remember him for his sports skill and his super personality STEPHEN COMISAC JR Steves amiable personal :ty athletic ability and school spirit have made him very popular with his classmates Next year will find him concentrating on studies and football at prep school JAMES S DAMPMAN A nice old chap Cas he would sayj who gets along with everyone and whose good humor leaves its mark wants to be an electrician PHYLLIS MAE DEEM Phyllis indefatigable and effer vescent is liked by all who know her She always has a cheery smile for her many friends PAUL J ELENSKY Self reliant dependable and modest Paul plays the piano very well and hopes to continue his study of music after he leaves Tamaqua High ROSEMARY DIETLER A grand personality fits this blithe lass Making friends is one of her greatest achievements Upon graduating she intends to be come a beauticlan BARBARA J ERBE Babs is a quick witted gal whose combination of book learning and good looks predicts a bright future After graduation she plans to enter college LOIS MARIE ERBE Sweet and sincere is Shorty Full of vitality she likes to dance to swim and to skate Her secret hope is to be ci dancer but more practically u secretary THELMA EDMONDS This cute miss is very friendly to everyone A little on the loquacuous side she will certainly get ahead nn years to come 18 1 1 - 1 . , . , . , . I ' ' 1 1 - ll ll ' x 1 , . , I , . - ' I I 1 . , ' - - 11 11 1 1 1 - 1 . 1 JOHN T. EVANS-John, a happy, fun-loving lad, plays the piano, the violin, and the clarinet, and possesses a good baritone voice. There's not much question about his profession after graduation JOHN FELSOCI-An ardent hunter and trapper, John is a very cheerful boy with many friends. His self control, cooperation, and friendliness will find a place for him ROBERT FEATHERS- Bunky has a friendly smile for everyone. His greatest pleasures are hunting and 'fish ing. His fine disposition will help him along in life. DANIEL ROLAND FLEXER--Always full of fun, Dan is a very likable fellow. Conquering the hills on his motor bike in his favorite pastime. He intends to make a lifetime career in the armed forces. MARION C. FOLK--lf you like friends thoughtful and considerate you will surely like Marion. This little lady artistically endowed should do well in any creative field A. RUSSELL GOZJACK-The whir of iets and a thun derous take-off seem to appeal to Russ, who intends to study aeronautics. ln school science' courses held the greatest interest for him. BERNICE C. FRITZ-Possessor of a pleasant person- ality, Bernice is well-liked by her classmates. Her skill in basketball is equalled only by her classroom skill. Nursing is ROBERT A. her future ambition. MANETH GRAVELL-Neg, who is fast and elusive as a halfback, is also an efficient forward in basketball. His popularity and personality should make him a good dentist. FRITZ-Bob, our naval veteran, is an in- dustrious student with a definite aim in life. His char- acteristic frankness and friendliness will aid him in any career. SYLVIA GREENE-A sweet and considerate miss, Sylvia wins many friends through her sparkling per- sonality and her participation in many school activ- ities. She is undecided about her future work. 19 E KAY GRIFFITHS-A beep from the jeep station wagon and you know that Kay is around. She is witty and cheerful, with an aptitude for art, her future oc- SONIA GURESH-This very likable, dark-haired lass with the gay smile finds pleasure in dancing. Her friendliness and ability should bring many customers to her beauty shop in a few years. CHARLOTTE K. GRUBEA-Friendly, with a winning smile Charlotte is proficient at swimming, skating, and playing the piano. This well-rounded person- ality will carry her far, WALTER F. GURNAVAGE, JR.- Zingo has a smile that makes friends for him with everybody-espe cially girls. Painting is his favorite subject and he is headed toward commercial art. QS .. . - dogg. LORRAINE F. HECKLER ' L 's'.. 'V Q it- f I , L ' f AM'fSsi.i- DOLORES DEVI ' ' St!- Swat the iob she wants to BETTY J. terminati fan Her KATHLEEN S. HE' cheery disposition c her a long way. WILLIAM r ality is B1 team in sn. is popular with everyone who knows her After grad uation she intends to become a telephone operator with the sparkl She likes to thi MARGARET J. HEFFELFIN and endless giggler is find her behind the cot. DARYL E HOPPES Hoppy who may be found In any musIcal GCTIVITY brlms wIth contagIous laughter Her QFSQOFIOUS nature and her all round neatness are her outstandung characterIstIcs PAUL JAMES SInger of Mule TraIn and owner of a keen sense of humor and an optImIstIc outlook Paul makes fruends quIckly AnythIng he does wIll be COl'lSl'I'UClIVe DOLORES P HOSLER A gIrl wIth a sunny dIsposItIon Dolores IS Interested In basketball and football as a fan and swImmIng as a partIcIpant She excelled In Macbeth JOAN PATRICIA JEFFERY ThIs tall dark halred lass IS very much Interested In sports Her favorItes are basketball and swImmIng Joan has no defimte plans for the future JOAN H JEWELLS A lovely young lassIe and a truly outstandIng malorette IS Joan Her unsurpass able charm and perseverance wIll make her an asset to the fleld of dIebetIcs MAXINE JONES Efficuent and energetIc Maxme has chosen wIsely In makIng secretarIal work her ambl tIon At present her Interest lIes In roller skatIng and swImmIng MARY JEAN JOHNSON Clever and pOlSed Mary Jean brIngs a dash of class wIth her wherever she goes ScholastIcally she ranks hIgh and we are sure shell do great thIngs at college VERA M JONES Known for her quIck smule and Wln nIng ways Vera lIkes skatIng and redheads The crystal ball tells us that she plans to be a beautIcIan WILLIAM T JOHNSON Fun lovIng BIll noted for hIs neat appearance and hIs sharp clothes finds hIs greatest Interest In huntmg and football HIs perse verance should lead hIm far JOAN P KACIK A born leader IS Joan wnth natural wIt a keen sense of humor ancl a weakness for spa ghettI She IS now concentratlng on Slnglng and French Her goal college 21 ll ll + . -.. I , . ' ll - ll i I I . ' , Q , . 11 11 I ' 1- . . . gm T I T I ' 11 ll - - 1 I , . - - - 11 ll , . . 1' ' , ' I 1 I ' . T . JOAN E KANTNER Joans cheerfulness and sym pathetuc understandung make her a wonderful com panuon and lots of fun Her one dream us to enter the nursung professuon MARGARET A KELLETT Margue wull always be re membered as a congenual and suncere classmate whose fruendshup us to be cherushed Well soon be hearung her say Number please? THERESA MARIE KASHMER Bluthe and carefree us our fruend Terry who has a lukung for both dancung and puano playung Her ambutuon uncludes the swutch board and the typewruter ANNE E KEMNER Ambutuous and amuable Annue us known for her artustuc abuluty and her beguulung and unsuppressuble smule Thus dark eyed muss untends to CGI'Ve G CGTGSI' In I lUl'Slng her desure chooses PATRICIA L KESTER Pat us a lovual athletuc Iassue and a true fruend An avud sports fan she also enloys partucupatung un many sports To be a Hello gurl s MARYLISS J KLECKNER Maryluss us a petute lovely gurl who proves the statement that good thungs come un small packages The busuness world wull gaun an etficuent worker when she graduates JEAN D KIDURKIS Jean a tall blonde mauorette of our band us unterested un all sports When we meet agaun she may be a meducol secretary ROSALYN ANN KLECKNER Vuvacuous and femunune Roddy us a talented young lady besudes a true and thoughtful fruend Outstandung for her beautuful vouce she plans a musucal career JOSEPH E KISTLER It may be sand of Joe Stull wat ers run deep Wuth hus many attrubutes he should be o success un mechanucs or carpentry whuchever he MARLENE C KNEPPER The teachung professuon may someday open uts doors to Marlene who us an attrac tuve talkatuve and effervescent cheerleader Chuef among her present unterests are sports and druvung 22 I . . . . , . W I N Il ll I I ' xg I , , 3 I , us ,, ,,. . . . . ' I ' I .. . . ,, .,,. . I ' I ' I I , . , . ... I ll ll' ' I ' I . . ,, . n D I - ,, . . . I I . I I ' I CAROLYN MAE KOCH Kind and conscientious Caro lyn is decidedly the best typist in this mid century class The next few years will find her In a school for missionaries JOAN L KOCH In her quiet conservative manner Joan will make her mark in the world Her earnest consideration for others should make the going easy DOLORES V KOCH If Lorrie cant make you smile you are hopeless Known to all for her gay laugh and her lovable personality she devotes much spare time to social activities MARY JANE KOCH See that grin on that pretty face? Thats Mary Jane With her attractiveness and her genuine friendliness she is certain to have her desires fulfilled zatuon deprived us of Teds company much of our Senior year His gallant comeback is proof of his fine courage and determination CHARLES R KRAPF Blond and nonchalant Moome possesses a natural friendliness which makes him tops on anyones list An able guard on the gridiron he may study mechanics IRENE KOTUS Koachy Katie of the Senior class play is a merry girl who loves fun and excitement A commercial student she will probably find a 'ob in that field WILLIAM RICHARD KRAPF Well llked IS Our I He left school during his Senior year to study radio in the Air Forces and was in Texas when this was written LEONARD KOVACH Len quiet and serene may someday use his comprehensive knowledge of base ball to become another Joe DiMaggio Engineering runs a close second among Lenmes ambitions ROBERT J LAURINITIS-Tall Stan a but sh is al ways fast with a wise crack His height is no greater than his llkableness 23 . I . . I l . . I L T N1 I . I ij . ' . fm l 1 THEODORE KOHLER--An accident causing hospitali- - - ' ' B'll. . ll ,ll ' Y, ' - THELMA K. LECH-Quiet? Those who know her best describe Dinah as a chattering little blonde given to reading and listening to cowboy yodelers. The commercial world has her eye. BERTRAM D. LEIBY-We find a fur trapper among us in the person of sportive and reliable Bert, who is looking forward to becoming an agriculturist. MARGARET LEIBENSPERGER Downhearted mdivudu als can depend on Peg to brighten them with her hearty laugh and dimpled smile After leaving T H S she will further her education at McCanns Bus: ness School JOHN H LINDEMANN John is small in stature but high in the opinion of his classmates He intends to study electricity at a trade school mn sf DAVID R LLOYD Behind Daves rather shy smile lurks mirthful good humor This redhead is partial to hunting season and purposes to find his work in California ELEANOR LUTWIN To enloy her work her fun and her friends seems to be Eleanors philosophy We hear she has a weakness for dancing and long finger nails ELEANOR J LORD Her office as Trl Hi Y correspond mg secretary is evidence of only one of many activ :ties shared in by this thoughtful and tidy little brownette Secretarial work is her aim VELMAL MANTZ Sincere industrious and friendly is Velma Her industry and interest pay off In school as they will in the commercial field after graduation JOAN T LUSKY Jean as many know her is able to appreciate good literature especially Shakespeare as well as a good ball game Educating young minds will be her occupation DOLORES ANN MATALAVAGE Our tall blonde ma lorette will always be remembered for her vivacity and gaiety Hers is to be a musical career See you at the Met 24 . . , . ., - . . g if , . , . 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' I I mv W . . . s . x I ' I I - I , I Il Il muslc or dancing Her initiative should help her get JEAN I MCGREGOR A little on the loquacious side Jean is usually found wherever one finds laughter use to others We wish her smooth sailing in years places PAULINE MIDDLECAMP Demure and ever depend able Pauline has always found time for being of to COIT19 ILLOMAY O MCLAUGHLIN A cute brunette with a very hearty laugh best describes lllomay as her best friends know her Illa is another Senior who is going to be a beautician PAUL MILLER Abe is a tireless worker who has at tanned fame for both scholastic and athletic achieve ments Some school will no doubt find hum an excellent engineering student SHIRLEY M MILLER Shirley has decided on a school for beautlclans as her next stop Pretty as she is she need only look in the mirror for inspiration 70M,Q, ,Jffgfgfoc CQ'-444,c,c,afQ, LOIS M MOSERIX 'llllius wlnsome redhead will prove an attractive addition to the nursing staff of any hos pital A peppler or more popular gal would be hard to find BEATRICE M MORGAN Undenlably here is a girl who has heard the phrase keep smiling and has taken it to heart Beauty culture will be the employ ment of laughter loving Bea terback Devoted to all sports It may be that Dan will DANIEL A NELSON Danny is polite and considerate which does not keep him from being a sharp quar innumerable friends for the chairman of the dance be a star baseball player someday ROBERT LEO MORGANS We owe many memorable dances to Bobs devoted interest and hard work A gregarlous nature and ample good looks have won COl'Y'lIT1Il'l'ee VIOLET J OSENBACH No shirker ns sweet Violet A readiness to do her part and a spirit of willing co operation make her welcome In all groups 25 ' l I I . . . . . . ,, , . ll I ll If ' ' , W A , I1 :.L ' I 4, N, I I . 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' ' II u II ERNEST V PACHILIS Tall blonde and fasclnatmg thus carefree boy from Mlddleport IS a whlz In physlcs Thus aptitude should prove advantageous to Erme a prospective electrnclan DANIEL POSTUPACK Postxe whom we all aclmlre for has socnabnllty and friendly gestures showed has athletlc abllntles by playing football and track Out of school he shows has prowess at hunting RONALD R PILLO Thought of by many as a class room 'ester Ron ns always prepared for fun and mls chlef Nevertheless well bet there wnll be few better barbers JOHN PROTIVNAK Baseball and swlmmmg occupy much of the leisure time of thus happy go lucky boy Upon graduation Johnny wall transfer has energues from scholastic actnvltles to mechamcs DAVID R RAMSEY Our mllkman Dave can always be counted on to come forth with a new loke and a vantage In the Sensor play JAMES RHOADES Hts classmates thunk Jlmmy a very relnable frlend wnth smooth smooth manners Has pleasant personality has won hum many friends Hed luke to be an accountant MICHAEL J RASCAVAGE Mlke can always be de pended upon to enliven a monotonous day Happy and helpful he may often be found In the midst of some fun fllled adventure HAROLD RINKER Hear that snappy electrnc gultar player? Thats Pete Rlnker the guy wlth the sharp sense of humor Someday hell turn has talents to the machlmgt s trade JOAN E REITZ Joanne with her blonde halr and excellent posture made a perfect malorette We know that she wall look lust as pretty In a nurse s unnform JOHN BOND ROWE The short qunck redhead who beats that old bass drum In the band IS Jack Jacks abllltles as a comedian came out nn the class pay 26 - T I I I I I I II ' ll ' T 1 I , . I - . , . I hearty laugh. He used his comedy sense to good ad- . . . I I I . . . . , I I ll ll ' ' 1 I , . . . , n . I . . , . . . . , . -1 I E . . , y . . . . . I I . I PATRICK SANDERS Brlght red hair and equally brlght laugh announce Pats coming He can usually be found wuth a group of frnends talknng about foot ball or has future as a radio techmclan WINFIELD H SCOTT Whatever the French word for whlz thats Wm The field that thus amiable boy en ters wlll find hum applymg the abstract to the prac tical for a better world P RONALD SCHUCHART Ronald makes penetratmg statements He IS nnterested In baseball football and basketball besides reading Rumor has nt that he would luke to be an archaeologlst some day ARTHUR F SENOR Small mdefatlgable and a nemesis on the football field Art was llked well enough to be elected vnce president of has class H has hugh ambutlons law or coaching SHELDON faithful m as Sphinx MANUEL A SENOR Manuel us a friendly chap who has a way wuth women One of the schools most capable performers nn football has charm and good looks will help hum succeed CHARLES P SHERRY Teter a comlcal and talented mg lt ns possible that he wlll someday put Tamaqua on the sports worlds map L SHAFER A great 'ester Sheldon ns a ember of the band and orchestra as well photographer Has next stop as prep school ZELLO C SHERRY Known to has classmates as Tes sue hls friendly pat on the back and unceasmg ef forts to get ahead will be rewarded Avlatlon looms large In Zellos future NEIL L SHAUB Music Music Muslc thats Shaub Nell set out early and numbers among hls accomplish ments a very popular dance orchestra which he leads Hus ambltlon'-' Musnc ELEANOR SlNN Friendly cheerful and carefree IS Eleanor Her leisure time pleasures are roller skatmg and swnmmlng In school she IS a commerclal student and a participant IH many musical actlvntles 27 . , . . , . . . I - ' I . . . I I , . D - I . . I . I . . - . . ' e ' C l 1 - . . I ' I V 11 11 - ' I young man, is locally famous for his southpaw pitch- I 1 - . I . I 1 ' I, - . ,, . . . I - . , , .1-Il ' ' ' Ili I . , , . , . - . I I l MARY ELIZABETH SLOBODA Mary is the kind of girl anybody would hire for a secretary right away Her quietness pleasantness and good marks all point to the 'Fact that success for her is in the making WILLIAM A SMITH Quiet but not backward or shy describes Bill He likes all sports but hunting and hiking are his favorites KENNETH SMITH When it comes to trumpet playing there s no doubt why Smitty is called Harry James With his musical talent we wouldnt be a but surprised if Ken would someday be a 'famous musician JESSE J SNYDER Tall good looking and a friend of Mike Rascavage describe Jess He loves that car and touring is his favorite use of his leisure time to it talents ODORISIO A SOZIO Cheerfulness gregariousness industry and a sharp mathematical mind add up to Dory He seems to know what he wants and prepares sense of humor characterize our Candy a cute ma lorette who believes in letting tomorrows troubles take care of themselves LILLIAN SPUCOSKY Lillian is small sweet quiet and the picture of neatness All these facts plus the one that she is easy to get along mth will combme to make her an excellent secretary JEAN S STEIGERWALT Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair is a loquacious friendly brilliant girl When she graduates someone will gain an efficient stenog rapher JOAN NORA STAMM The possessor of o mischiev ous and fun loving personality this dark haired lass s favorite sport is baseball Although Joans future is undecided it could be made successful by her artistic MILDRED S STEIGERWALT Millie although gentle and reserved utilizes a warm smile to gain 'Friends readily This plus a happy outlook on life will bring her success 28 I I I I 6' ' i I r 1 I II ' ll ' . . . , . . I U 1 I - . I . ' T I . 1 I r '. GRACE E. STEFFY-Carefree disposition and vivid ' Il Il - I . . . . , Q . . . I I . , -,, . . . .,, . . . . . . I I ' - . . , . - . , . . , . I I .. . . . , . ,I . I . . PETER SUBACZ Our handy man at the football stand Pete IS well known among his classmates Any one needing an extra baker can call on hum MARYANNE SULLI and full of fun to become an X that she wont hc ROBERT C SWENSON Bob neednt talk much for has rellablllty and proficsency IH basketball and classes talk for themselves He also served has school at the Sphinx football stand ELEANC happy collectn wll pu u nne wants a sure bet a ob Eleanor spends many F19 'fu-4' easlng her snapshot nd authentic Interest mer ahead MICHAEL TATUSKO .IR The Clyde McCoy of T H S Mlckey ns well known for hu trumpet solo of Su gar Blues He IS a very lovual guy both In and out of school JUNE E TILEY A very pleasant member ot our class she was active In Trl HI Y as president and nn cheer leading as co captain Her future Iles somewhere In the Held of art MICHAEL TEPO Mikey IS a boy you should know because ot has great ablllty to play an accordron He IS also clever at drawsng and bulldlng EDWARD J TITUS A great athlete our class pres: dent and a pleasant personallty IS Ed We thunk that the Armed Servlces are going to get hum ELIZABETH L TETER Betty as the tall blonde mayor ette with a charming personalnty who dad such a won derful 'ob wlth the Bugle Corps She has selected nurs Ing for her career SYLVIA I TITUS Attractive and generous IS Sub Besides lovlng anlmals and flowers she IS slightly In terested an adaglo dancing Black halr and candy are her weaknesses teaching IS her goal 29 GEORGE TOTH-George's habit of making friends didnt start in school and being sociable and full of fun he wont end it there George likes the Navys offer CAROLYN A TREVORROW Everyone knows Carolyn as a friendly and vivaclous redhead from Hometown She has a keen Interest in sports but her future be longs to the nursing profession STEVEN J TOTH Having a pleasant personality and a good character Steve was very successful in high school and with these qualities should continue to be in whatever career he chooses BEANN UETZ At any tnme that deceivingly serene countenance may be broken by spontaneous laugh ter Beann who has her sights set on teaching stud: ously prepared for it 1 SAMUEL BRUCE WAGNER Bruce s sports and clubs doesnt interfere top marks The college he enters upon be graced by the attendance of JAQUELINE M likes dancing and shes a true friend become a nurse SAMUEL J WALL Handsone a pianist of no small ability and his renditions of 'azz are especially popular Willuarnson is his chosen school FT1 ARLENE C WERTMAN Well liked by all is lassle whom nature has endowed with all this lovely the attrlb utes necessary for success We envy those fortunates who will call her teacher MARIAN WALTON Marian s dark hair and dark complexion are set off by a bright smile and dimples When she dons the white uniform of an X Ray tech niclan she should look pretty good ROBERT WHITENIGHT A well known boy with a swell personality Bobs favorite pastime is dancing He intends to enter a business after graduation 30 , . . , 1 . 4 , - , ' r 1 ' K , L sg K I I . - 5 W A 1 - x A S , 'S ' 4 2 - ga. W kiifwf 1 , . - . ,e, y Q' A ' K- ' ' 11 11 , . 4 fx . . . , BETTY WILLIAMS A coquette wuth good manners us rare but best descrubes Chuck She avouds musuc and books but loves sports and us one Her future us un decuded LOIS M WILLING A Iught hearted gal us Lous but she has her seruous sude too Sympathetuc natural always ready to lend a helpung hand she has the qualufica tuons of a fine secretary DONALD E WILLIAMS Good natured facetuous Dons always the some A lover of the outdoors hus favorute sports are huntung and baseball Don s future wull be the Navy ALICE M WINKEL Aluce a fruend as true blue as her eyes often finds relaxatuon un dancung When school days are over Wunkue has untentuons of broaden ung her educatuon by travel GEORGINE WITTIG Take black haur blue eyes a sweet personaluty add them together and you have football and her greatest ambutuon us to travel GLORIA K YEAGER A cute brownette and a very nuce gurl busuness school us her next step No matter what Gloruas goal us she us sure to reach ut PAUL F WOMER A Iukely mechanuc wull be ever grunnung Paul Hus skull at studues and musuc us ex ceeded only by hus determunatuon never to be duscour aged and a readuness to make fruends DOROTHY L ZAPRAZNY Dot us a pleasant and de pendable gurl whose hobby us her fruends Her am butuon us to be somebodys secretary CHARLES M YACOVELLI An academuc student who us not often heard from un school but who has an avo catuon whuch us acclaumed among hus fruends he shunes at shuffleboard KATHRYN E ZAYLESKIE Kay us well known for her puano playung and her sungung She wushes to study nursung un the future and her fruendly smule wull help her un thus field 31 . ,, . ,, . . 1 - ' . . i , I I , - . -- - ' 1 , . ' I . . , Q - . I . - 11 - - ll - - I - T . I I ' 1 , Genie. Her hobbies are reading, baseball, and , . , . . , . . . , . .. . , I - I I ' ' . DORIS CATHERINE ZEHNER-Doris is a quiet, con- scientious student. Her kindness and sincerity endear her to everyone. Her true desire to help others will prove invaluable in the teaching profession. ROBERT W. ZEPLIN-Bob is a boy with a friendly smile and a likable personality. He has many friends and a smile for all of them. NANCY I ZEHNER A cute and energetic blonde who has a keen sense of humor Nancy is popular with everyone which shows that her future is bound to lead her to success KENNETH W ZIMMERMAN Kenny has the ability to get things done We wish you the pleasure of having this future mtlkman pass your door will certainly succeed Among the T66 members of our class were many who caught the high school s eye for facts about their past present or future There was Michael Cicozzi who graduated from school in Italy before he came here Robert Fritz loaned us in October after an honorable discharge from the Navy while William Krapf and Robert Price made news by lolnnng the Armed Forces and going to Texas and Germany respectively Neil Shaub stood out for the fact that he organized a successful dance orchestra in the tenth grade We lost Joe Buragas who moved to Ohio and gained the Senor boys from Coaldale Joan Reitz and Eleanor Swilp from New Jersey 32 I I I , . . I I ' I - I I I E IDABEL ZIMMERMAN industrious is the word which best describes this short brownette If she spends as much time at her 'ob as at her school work she EDMUND M ZUBEY Ed is sharp and witty a smooth dancer and very much interested an hunting and fish :ng He will rate high in his chosen vocation Leavlnq Hut nt Pnrqettlnq Our class song to the tune of All the Things You Are was writ ten by Bruce Wagner Parting from many hours of learning Leaving the scenes we know so well Ending those dances clubs and meetings That meant much more than we can ever tell The gymnasium its games and scores The classrooms with their windows desks an We will recall down through the years Filling all of our lives with bliss We loved the old familiar hallway Friends who always met us with a smile Teachers so patient with us always They made our everyday seem so worthwhile Tamaqua High you were a source of loy To every 1950 girl and boy We will perform great deeds for you Looking back someday from oft afar You ll always be our guiding star doors The author and critics i i l 33 I I II ' ll ' - I I I I ' I . 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I d Such memories as these are like a kiss, , , , I , . . nuierulassmnn When we came back to school un September as Junuors we were no longer new and un Presudent Vuce presudent Secretary Treasurer Class Advuser JUNIORS Oftlcers HAROLD MOORE ROBERT BANNON DORIS KANTNER MARY SMULLIGAN MR GRAHAM Sherry Bruce Burrell and Bob Harrus clud the honors on the basketball court versed un hugh school lufe or procedure Our Sophomore year behund us we started at once to get unto the swung of thungs Harold Moore Bruce Phulups Joe Boyle and Don Kummel repre sented our football talent whule Ken Shulko Paul Lulluan Gravell Allen Mace Dan Punkey and Helen Seutzunger starred un the school operetta ln track Bull Wetterau and Joe Gasper were our contrubutuon to that sports field Now wuth our second year un hugh school behund us we are lookung forward to our buggest year as Senuors Mr Graham and the flnan cual commuttee of the Junuor class are duscussung one of the prouects to rause money and to make the Junuors happy here the sale of lackets The commuttee met wuth the class advuser un the lubrary to duscuss ways and means 1 I . 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' ' I 1 1 . l I 34 Reading from left to right FIRST ROW B Chrnsfman L Butsko J Becker B Bal lug D Arndt N Clemson J Domumc M Ellenbasf SECOND ROW D Chunchar C Brobst R Banavage R Bannon R Brode A Aubrey K Boyer R Evans R Boza THIRD ROW G Augushne J Dougherty J Ambrose G Carlson J Arner S Brooks B Depos M Coleman J Endy FOURTH ROW C Delp C Erbe J Campbell P Bashago C Delp J Boyle B Burrell J Bubel N Dmos D de Quevedo R Arner Reading from l f etto right FIRST ROW M Kershner L Gernavage B Florunu L Kleckner H Helm F Kerr B Fusher J Kerr SECOND ROW J Hartranft A Kershner R Hollenbach E Kellett R Fry W Jones M Jones I Gerber B Knstler THIRD ROW A Kench S Helsler C Frltz L Gravell D Kantner A B Herb P Hnllegas G Harakal J Ham FOURTH ROW W Foulk J Kasales A Faust S Halabura R Harris R Glllen N Kaufman D Knmmel J Gasper 35 Readlng from left to right FIRST ROW L Moser K Poulzas S Reese G Malusky B Nelfert M Metrnck B Knepper B Rnce SECOND ROW H Moyer E Konstas J Lucas R Koch K Noble A Krell A Muller J Mandour M Lmcqvrch THIRD ROW A Reese C Knepper F Ramsey C Rupert R Kleckner E Moravek I Mann R Robertshaw B Lutz A Oberman R KrlstoFf FOURTH ROW D Rusden R Klme B Phllllps D A Plnkey W Muller C Richards A Mace F Ma us kewlcz D McGIynn H Moore Reading from left to right FIRST ROW E Shure M Stednlck A Wagner D Selp D Walters H Sentzmger K West G Schappell A M Zelmsky M Titus SECOND ROW J Wesner J Wulllams N Schwalm H Wesner R Shlrey E Calvmsky R Daubenspeck L Stelgerwalt E Yuscyk S Zellnsky J Sarras THIRD ROW J A Weaver B Weston A Sembach G Harakel G Schoener M Uguss A Zeart B Wolfe N Grove H Teter M Smulllgan FOURTH ROW J Wentz W Wetterau E Yasenchok P Sherry E Trout K Shulko C Sterner S Wychulls W Weaver F Womer C Swenson 36 Remember the flrst day at Senior Hugh? How strange everythung looked' Bewlldered Sopho mores roamed the halls untll they found the right classes and were much relieved when the Mr Purnell here as meet ang with a group of Sopho mores for whose class he us the adviser A large part of has 'ob IS helping the Soph omores through the trnals of thenr Hrst year an the hugh school SOPHOMORES Omcers President ROBERT BURCIN GEORGE STRELAKOS BARBARA BACHMAN ROBERT MOYER Vice president Secretary Treasurer Class Advlser MR PURNELL surroundnngs became more familiar Now at the end of the year they have a lust of achuevements behnnd them and are looknng forward to greater thungs as Junnors Re to right FIRST ROW P Astolfi R Baer G Berry J Boyle J Capufo G Davls A Althouse SECOND ROW F Derr P Behler C Erbe D Baddlck R Boyer S Ballnet J Folk THIRD ROW G Bensmger N Dallas F Campbell B Bachmcm P Davis S Berk F Boyer B Davidson P Darker FOURTH ROW F Alllson E Buragas E Couch J Burcln R Beneck D Arculm L Buragas V Androwsky R Burcln admg from left Reading from left to rught FIRST ROW L Hadesfy J Derr L Ford M Gerber S Hull E Ham M Garenfy E Fry SECOND ROW I Harahus A Domday D Emernch J Fuccu D Gerber C Foulk B Hcurfranft THIRD ROW N Folk L Graf? G Gerber A Halges M Hadesty I Helsler H Grube H Horvlg J Flanl FOURTH ROW J Habel D Edmonds S Gelssmger J Gomez M Helsler T Farrell L Gerber W Gasper 38 Reading from left to rnght FIRST ROW M Kunkle R Houser A Kleppnnger C Houser M Johnson S Hlrsch C Kelch H Hoppes SECOND ROW D Kromer P Muller J Kleppunger W Houser R Johns D Houser J Kotch R Knepper I Herrmg THIRD ROW N Jones M L Houser A Karnoval H Leuby D Hola han B Klune P Jones G Kennedy J Huegel FOURTH ROW B Kustler R Klein hagen R Koch P Kelch W Howell V Kovach L Koch T Klenn admg from left to right, FIRST ROW: R. Rita, D. Lehotta, J. Pillo, D. Rodgers, B Kupetz, G. Neidlinger, J. Maurer. SECOND ROW: B. Rice, P. Kupetz, P. Merkel, H Paisley, G. Rice, P. Pickenheim, J. Lord. THIRD ROW: J. Lehott B Morgan, S. Rarick, N. Miller, W. Neuklis, K. R ' FOURTH ROW: E. Kunkel, R Marhn R. a, J. McLaughlin, elchneder, C. Rinker, M. Newton. . Krell, W. Reeser, H. Reichelderfer, W Krell, C. Revtyak, R. Moyer. . Mazur, J. 39 Readnng from left to rught FIRST ROW J Telepchak K Schendly G Shoaf J Schuchart E Spucosky J Stemmler R Schwank SECOND ROW W Schuchart G Strelakos R Smith T Scott D Shellhammer A Teel F Roman THIRD ROW L Ruffalo S Roppel B Stalgaltus A Shellhammer E Skeldlng J Swulp N Shellhommer J Schaeffer FOURTH ROW J Slobodo J Rodgers J Tartar E Sfarra J Swllp A Sabulsky S Stelgerwalt A Tennant Readmg from left to rught FIRST ROW J Wagner P Trevorrow I Wentz Valentme L Wnllnams J Wentz N Woodward S Wertman SECOND ROW Welker B Werley L Zelmsky D Weldon C Brode J Wassel E Trudnch Teter A Wnllaams THIRD ROW E Wertman H Wardrop G Zeugler F Tutus Walters R Zlrblts L Caputo F Wagner R Thomas FOURTH ROW R Wright J Trubulla R Wehry A Zubey J Uzlck D Yost J Wagner W Zlmmerman J Weston 40 il F 8340! FAX 'FW I5 in ,X 3 -4-gn., xpfi :W-. 5 'filrwc 11: -za- i 1 5 4-'G , 'im 3-ma.a1NL-Q QQ: I mf' x 3 'Q '-fs e -J-' 5'-f i i-. .LN S l L. f ff bn... ,ALA- H The 1950 Sphinx Staff ASSOCIATE EDITORS Readl g from front to rea FIRST ROW E TItus J Jeffrey A Clause opp s W N ukls Retz Shaub SECOND ROW E Lord B Teter J Kacnk W Scott B Wag Mata a age K Sm THIRD ROW R Couch B Erbe M Gro ell J McGr gor K Grltfths FOURTH ROW N Boyle B Bren A Caputo S Comlsac W Wea e C Koch P Mlller SEATED AT DESK G Com nsky STAND ING R Mo gans C Baer EDITOR IN CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHERS George Comnnsky Sheldon Shafer Kenneth SmIth Nell Shaub WIlIIam Weaver Kay Grlfflths WInfIeId Scott TYPISTS Walter Gurnavage Edward Tntus Annetta Caputo Carolyn Koch Anne Kemner Bruce Wagner Daryl Hoppes Eleanor Lord Joan JefTery Velma Mantz SPORTS EDITOR Jean McGregor Paul Mnller JUNIOR EDITORS SNAPSHOT EDITORS Maureen Coleman Robert Horns Gwen Brachman Betty Teter SOPHOMORE EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER Wlnnfred Neuklls Peggy Trevorrow Charles Baer ADVERTISING MANAGERS MBS Brewer AIIce Clause Barbara Erbe Steve Comlsac Maneth Grovell Ronald Couch Robert Morgans Joan RGIIZ CLUB REPORTERS Nancy Boyle Betty Brennan Joan KacIk ALUMNI REPORTER Dolores Matalavage SphInx work In 201 42 ADVISER 'n r, : . ' , . , . , D. H e , . e I , J. I , N. . : . , . 1 - I ' 1 - ' ner, D. I v , . ith. : . , . , . v , . e , . ' I , R. Harris, V. Mantz, S. Shafer. : . , . - nan, . , . ' , . v r, . , . ' . : . I . - z . r , . . I Blur: and While Co-Editors . JOAN KACIK, BRUCE WAGNER Sports . . . ..... ........ P AUL SHERRY Alumni ......... ... DIANE SEIP Business Manager . . . , . NANCY BOYLE Publicity ......... .. MARIAN WALTON The Blue and White was awarded 'Fourth place rating among senior high newspapers in schools with 301 to 750 pupils in the an- nual competition of the Columbia Press As- Editors and adviser at work in the library sociation. This rating was won by the style and contents of the paper which included pictures, cartoons, Career Corner, various polls among the students, a Meet the Faculty column, and a new article, Faculty High- lights. One of the most important campaigns this year was the collection of soap wrappers for CARE. In exchange for the wrappers col- lected CARE sent soap to European children. At the end ofthe year Quill and Scroll hon- ors were presented to the members of the stat? who had earned them. Reading from left to right, FIRST ROW: B. Wagner, J. Kacilc. SEC- OND ROW: J. Steigerwalt, M. Kel- let, G. Malusky, E. Lord, M. Kleck- ner, S. Greene. THIRD ROW: B. Fiorini, D. Seip, K. West, J. Cala- brese, I.. Erbe, M. Sullivan, A. Clause. FOURTH ROW: M. Walton, N. Folk, J. Jeffrey, N. Boyle, I. Kotus, A. Haiges, A. Kemner, M. Jones. FIFTH ROW: J. Rowe, D. Ramsey, D. Matalavage, W. Gurna- vage, B. Uetz, P. Sherry, B. Mor- guns. OFFICERS President JUNE TILEY Vlce preslclent LILLIAN GRAVELL Recordmg Secretary GWEN BRACHMAN Corresponding Secretary ELEANOR LORD Treasurer MARYLISS KLECKNER Adviser MISS PAOLO 44 Readmg from left to ugh! FIRST ROW J Tlley SECOND ROW L Gravell E Lord THIRD ROW M Kleckner M Knepper G Broch mon FOURTH ROW N Boyle B Brennan J Kaclk L Moser FIFTH ROW P Coleman A Kemner B Teter J Reltz A Wmkel SIXTH ROW L Moser H Teter K West Mass Paolo B Nelfert D Selp G Malusky SEVENTH ROW P Dovns S Brooks J Ambrose D Kantner J Arner J A Weaver D Walters H Seltzlnger Reading from left to rlght FIRST ROW M Kershner G Shoof S Brooks J Renz J Kocnk D Senp J Wagner D Hoppes SECOND ROW B Brennan K Poulnas L Moser P Trevorrow M Sulluvon B Nelfert M Walton G Broth ROW C Trevorrow H Helm P Hlllegas N Folk F Wagner A Semboch R Valentme B Weston H Seutzunger L Bnsko FOURTH ROW L Gravell P Coleman B Bachman S Berk B Depos N Muller M Coleman D Matalovage K Griffiths C Rupert L Hadesty I I , . , : . , . , . - . I . I 1 , . ' , . . : . , . , . , , I , . ' . 2 . , . , . , F I . l I n . I Q . : . ' , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . I : . , . , . I . . I . F I q F 1 . , . . : . , . ' , . I ' I ' . I . - I I I n ' man, S. Reese, J. Schuchart. THIRD : . , . ' , . - I n I n I u I ' I I ' I . ' ' , . ' . : . , . , . , . , . , . . I . I o I . ' , . , . . Trl H1 Y ln llummunlly llrlves The Trl Hn Y was reorganized on September l2 and smce then has provided a very en loyable year for Its members The actlvltnes were social and of service to the community The social calendar Included IOIDT meetnngs with the H1 Y and the Junlor Y clubs a scav enger hunt a box lunch party at Halloween a fashlon show the mother and daughter tea the famuly get together the farewell ban quet and of course the climax of the years actlvltles the sprung formal On the servlce slde the members of the club with students from the commercial de partment made house to house canvasses for the March of Dimes campaign the Heart drlve the Red Cross collectlon and many other com mumty enterprnses The Trl Hn Y Cholr orgamzed among mem Speakers at a Tru Hn Y Meetmg bers of the club was also very acttve under the dlrectlon of Joan Kaclk and accompanied by Joan Rentz It ns composed of thnrty three gurls who provlded a great deal of entertain ment during the year They sang at the com munlty Chrlstmas tree at HI Y meetlngs t the mother and daughter tea and presented a Chrlstmas play The Toy Shop Revlew Zlons Lutheran Church ln May the Incoming director Duane Selp and the puannst Shirley Brooks took charge of the cholr Thelr Hrst appearance was made at the farewell banquet 'For the Sensors The followmg are the songs which the cholr sang A Pretty Girl ns Luke a Melody Stormy Weather Medley of Chrlstmas Carols Lost Chord The Lord s Prayer and Dear Hearts and Gentle People I I I I I - - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 Cl 1 1 ' 1 - - 11 1 11 - 1 1 1 In . ' - 1 1 ' 1 ' - - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 - . . . 1 1 , . ' I . 11 - - ' 11 11 . - 1 I ' 11 11 v 11 . . 1 1 ' 11 11 11 1 11 11 1 1 . . . . ,, - I , ' The Hu Y Octet enloyed an actnve year In Its fleld of musucal entertalnment Thelr song album thas year consisted of The Bold Ban delero Summertlme Thats For Me Thus Hear Me Calllng IH the Mornlng Caroline? and the HI Y Song Durlng the year the group sang at PTA meetings brotherhood meetings the Acacna Club HI Y meetungs the Professional Wom ans Club Marnelles Fashnon Show a Wom OCTET MEMBERS Sheldon Shafer Bruce Wagner Kenneth Smith Allen Mace John Evans Sam Wall Jack Campbell Damel Pmkey PIANIST Joan Schuchart DIRECTOR Mrs Davus P resident speakers and advlser an s Auxxluary meeting and at banquets The members of the octet were Sheldon Shafer and Kenneth Smith first tenors John Evans and Jack Campbell second tenors Wall and Daniel Plnkey basses Maneth Gra vell John Rowe and Bob Morgans frequently were part of the Boys Octet Through graduatlon Mrs Davis lost Shel don Shafer Kenneth Smlth John Evans Bruce Wagner and Sam Wall 46 . , , . . ,, - . . 1 , 11 11 ' 11 11 1 11 11 ' I , , 1 1 , is My Country, I Dream of You, Can't You Bruce Wagner and Allen Mace, baritonesp Sam . . . 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At' 5 J Readnng from left to rnght S Wall B Wagner M Gravell R Morgans D Pmkey J Campbell J Evans A Mace PnamstJ Schuchart at a HI Y meeting The H1 Y llluh OFFICERS Presldent BRUCE WAGNER Vnce presldent PAUL SHERRY Secretary JOHN ROWE Treasurer CHARLES BAER Advlser MR PURNELL The program of the H1 Y was devoted to the development of Chrustnan :deals an the mlnds of Its members Along wuth the prac tlcal message for each gathering was recrea tlon which appealed to every group The Hu Y began the year by puttnng on thenr lmpresslve mductuon ceremony at the annual Schuylkill County Rally at whlch the club pres :dent Bruce Wagner was the presiding officer The actlvltles of the club throughout the year were hearlng speakers whose messages were of vltal amportance un bulldnng Chris tlan character, parttclpatlng In sports which were helpful In providing an outlet for physa cal energy, sponsoring a Chrustmas Formal as a servlce to the school, attending rallles and conferences wrmng a bull for presentahon to the Model Legnslature Recognmon was gamed for the club by the presldent and vuce presudent, who were elected Senator and Representatlve respec tively to the Hn Y Model Legislature whuch was held In Harrasburg on March I6 and 'I7 Readmg from left to rlght FIRST ROW P Behler B Knepper C Baer B Wagner Mr Purnell P Sherry J Rowe A Dombay F Roman N Schwalm SECOND ROW E Konstas H Moyer P Merkel P Muller A Teel J Wllllams J Lucas G Strelakos D Emerlch J Mandour M Tafusko R Evans W Schucharf E Kunkel C Erbe M Lynch THIRD ROW A Aubrey E Kalvmsky C Brobst R Klstler R Smith W Znmmerman E Couch D Wllllams J Tartar V Androwsky J Habel K Noble M Jones R Krell C Revtyak A Tennant FOURTH ROW W Howell J Martm D Yost D Kimmel N Dlnos A Reese C Krapf W Hull C Erbe W Reeser D Sozlo M Gravell Z Sherry J Rhoades A Mace B Phlllnps FIFTH ROW W Weaver L Buragas J Burcln J Campbell D Plnkey R Shlrey A Oberman J Bubel R Morgans D Nelson R Klme A Krell B Burrell D Rusden R Wehry S Wychulls J Rodgers SIXTH ROW H Moore D Postupack N Kaufman P Subacz K Shllko R Harris J Buragas R Bennet R Gozlack L Bernhardt P Muller S Comlsac I - 1 ' ' , :. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. . ,. ,. , . . :. ,. ,. ,. 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I . 47 Reading from left to right FIRST ROW P Womer C Yacovelll R Feathers K Smxth M Gravell C Baer G Commsky M Tatusko W Krapf W Johnson D Flexer SECOND ROW J Protwnak S Toth D Nelson W Hull A Senor W Krapf R Clemson R Plllo J Llndeman K Zimmerman M Bremer THIRD ROW J Klstler B Lelby G Toth R Whltenught E Zubey B Wagner J Rhoades W Smath P Elensky Z Sherry FOURTH ROW M Senor M Cucozzl S Wall L Kovvch R Zeplln D Sozlo D Wllllams D Postupack P Sanders R Swenson W Scott P James E Tltus FIFTH ROW R Morgans C Sherry E Pachllls G Boyle S Comlsac H Rmker J Felsocn D Lloyd C Beneck R Berk J Evans J Dampman N Shaub SIXTH ROW M Rascavage P Subacz R Couch L Bernhardt P Muller J Buragas J Snyder R Laurlnms S Shafer R Gozlack M Tepo W Gurnavage , 1 - , - , . , - I - , - , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 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Junlnr Servlets ljluh OFFICERS President CHARLES BAER Vlce presndent MANETH GRAVELL Secretary GEORGE COMINSKY Advnser MR OBERHOLTZER The Servlce Club was organlzed by the Rotary Club for the purpose of acquamtmg Senior boys wlth the varnous tlelds of work which they may enter On the second Thurs clay of every month the members heard a man speak on a career to whuch he has de voted hls talents The speakers gave a de scrnptlon of the career the kmd of associates and lnvmg ut oFFers the personality require ments and the tralmng necessary Some of the speakers were A A Young on chemustry A W McMuchael on law J F Challenger on engineering S T Walton on commercial painting Wullnam Duefenderter on mechamcs F W Myers on mlnung Jack Shoaf on retail merchandlslng and Gerald Hardy from Har rlsburg on tax economy The boys selected various representatives for theur club to at tend Rotary meetings and thus learn more of thus orgamzatnon whose purpose IS to serve others Durmg the course of the year Service Club members partlclpated an collectmg toys tor the chlldren ot Europe In dolng such they saw the tutle of theur orgamzatuon gam great er meamng At the close ofthe year the members grad uated from the school with a greater knowl edge of lute vocations and the opportumtues m them and they realized the Importance of choosing an occupation that wnll satisfy thenr talents and desires llhess llluh Held Tnurnaments OFFICERS President RUSSELL FRY Treasurer NORMAN SCHWALM Advlser MR JEWELLS The Chess Club composed of ten boys met of players advanced and beginners and every member was at some tame engaged un one of the clubs tournaments In the ad vanced tournament Bull Weaver led the field whale Norman Schwalm won In the beginner s group The club was a very Informal one wnth meetlngs every day from twelve to one chess playmg Iunchmg and homework were done simultaneously The small membershup was Norman Schwalm looks very Interested and a llttle worried as he holds has head and wants for Art Tennant to make hs move Russell Fry and Paul Mer kel awalt the results of the game whsle Phlllp Behler points out something In the school paper to Don de Quevedo probably due to the fact that the word chess In Itself IS prohubltlve The game seems com pllcated to the unlnltlated because the many pieces have various moves but It IS not dlffl cult to learn To play thas royal game well taxes many years of expernence but a satns factory knowledge may be acquured In a ns a source of pleasure a well as nnterestmg concentratuon and nt proved so to the mem bers of the club who were Russell Fry Norman Schwalm Wllllam Weaver Joseph Lucas Joseph Mandour Donald de Quevedo Phnlnp Behler Arthur Tennant and Danlel Pmkey The dues which the boys paud went toward buying chess boards and a trophy for the wmners of the tournaments I Q 1 Q 1 - a a u n . . I . l T - , . I . - I I . . informally each noon. There were two classes much shorter time. This ancient game of war I . I . S . . 4 . I . - I - ' I T I I ' . I I . . . , . . I I - I . . I I ' I 49 Readmg from fro 1 to back FIRST ROW J Lusky D Ramsey A Wertman J Stamm S Tltus G Wlttlg SECOND ROW L Heckle B Erbe M J Koch B Lelby J Ll deman B W lllams THIRD ROW J Buragas R Couch D Zehner B Frltz R Berk J Welsh R Kleclmer FOURTH ROW C Baer C Beneclx B Berk N Zeh er P Womer A Wmkel C Yacovell Semnr Herman Illuh Saw Ilperelta President CHARLES BAER Vice presndent RONALD COUCH Secretary DORIS ZEHNER Program Chairman MARY JANE KOCH Pianist MELVIN BREINER Adviser MISS BRITTON Due Deutsche Brudershaft the Sensor Ger man Club met the thnrd Wednesday of every month durlng the class period Solousts speak ers and group smgung all contributed to make very Interesting programs At the November meetung Mrs Lear Koch was the guest speak er She told of the condltlons of Occupled Ger many and of some of the German customs Mrs Koch and her husband a lieutenant nn the Armed Forces spent two years In Ger many whsle he was wnth the occupatlonal forces The annual Christmas party was held the gymnasnum wlth the Junnor German clubs Mrs Alvun Welser and Mrs Bernard McGee han natuves of Germany were guests of the club at this aFfalr Also during the Christmas season the club sang around the communnty Chrlstmas tree At the February meetung a sklt an German was put on by Bernlce Frutz and Sylvua Titus One ofthe hnghlnghts of the year was durmg the fall when the German club attended an a group the showmg of The Student Prunce by Sigmund Romberg at Pottsvllle Many of the students corresponded wlth German stu dents from all parts of Germany Many unter estnng and educatnonal letters were recelved and discussed In class The last meeting ofthe year was held at the McKeansburg Soclal Hall Mrs Weuser ofOrw1gsburg was the guest of honor ' n , : . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' ' . : . r, . , . . , . ' , . 'n , . I ' . : , . , . n , . , . ' , . i. l . . . . . . . . . , in Treasurer .............. NANCY ZEHNER . I I I ll ' Il ' n , - ' ' II ' Il I I . , ' I I . , - . , . . I ' v 50 German llhnrus Entertalnml Llnns ,DANIEL NELSON lROBERT HARRIS ,JACK CAMPBELL lDORIS KANTNER ,MARIANNE KERSHNER lSYLVIA REESE ,ALBERT KERSHNER lRONALD SHIREY Presldents VICE presIdents Secretary Treasurer Program ChaIrmen lDIANE SEIP lBEVERLY WOLFE AdvIser MISS BRITTON The JunIor German Clubs Due Deutsche VereIn and DIe LUSTIQC Deutsche Studente met the thIrd Wednesday of every month durmg the regular class perIods Many Inter estung programs were held throughout the year wIth soloIsts group sIngIng games and dIscussIons At the November meetlng Mrs Bernard McGeehan a German war brIde spoke on the customs and school lIfe of Ger many In December a combnned party was held In the gymnasIum wIth the Senlor Ger man Club The German clubs were well known for thelr tlne muslc lhIS year Thelr flrst publIc appearance was at the commumty ChrIstmas tree A group of eught students was then asked to sung at a LIon s Club meeting on February 'l4 The group sang EvenIng Prayer Brahm s Lullaby Du Du Lelgst MIr Im Her zen and Ach WIe Ists MoglIch Dann for theIr encore and also enloyed a large supper whIch they were served They were durected by DIane SeIp and accompanled by Allce Clause The members through a correspondence as socIatIon recelved many InterestIng letters from Germany whIch were translated and dISCUSS6d In class Many of these have de veloped INTO fine pen pal frlendshaps A banquet held In May by the two Junuor clubs concluded the years actIvItIes Reading from left to rlght FIRST ROW R Shlrey S Reese J Campbell R Harrls Mlss Brltton D Nelson D Kantner M Kershner A Kershner SECOND ROW B Rce D Selp D Arndt S Helsler l Mclaughlm B Wolfe E Faust J Becker H Helm B Knepper THIRD ROW G Rlce J Mandour A Aubrey l Gerber D Postupack A Keuch R Morgans D Rusden K Boy r J Hartranft J Lucas FOURTH ROW R Duetler A Clause R Kleckner M Coleman A Caputo D Matalavage V Mantz G Schoener A B Herb A Sembach K West FIFTH ROW R Banavage C Delp A Oberman J Bubel B Burrell K Shllko E Trout C Delp F Womer R Arner J Haln I I I - 1 . . , . ll ' 11 t . 1 ' 11 1 1111 ' ' ' . 1 1 .......1 H H , , H 1 1 . 1 . H . - ll 11 - - ll 1 I 1 ' ' . , . , . , . .. 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 , . , . , . . : . I , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . e, . , . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , , . . Reading from left to right FIRST ROW W Scott A Kemner SECOND ROW B Uetz N Shaub S Muller D Koch M Folk N Boyle THIRD ROW B Wagner M Sullivan I. Moser J Kaclk M Gravell B Brennan FOURTH ROW G Yeager B Teter E Pachnlns J Kantner K Grlmths S Comlsac FIFTH ROW J Tiley R Ptllo W Gurnavage J Jewells P Elensky SIXTH ROW C Trevorrow .I Reltz M J Johnson Senlnr French Eluh permitting games were played In French o casnonal movies were shown and Joan Kacak Presldem WINFIELD SCOTT vocal chairman led group singing Points to Secretary treasurer DOLORES KOCH Adviser MISS BREWER The Senior French Club held its meetings the last Friday of every month The business meeting the first part usually consisted of discussion of temporary problems and repe tation of a standing plea from the president for members to pay their dues The entertain ment part of the program IH charge of Veep Anne Kemner was designed to bring a but of Gaul into the classroom and to give stu dents a background of French culture This was done by giving the life stories of French authors such as Ravel Debussy and Bnzet and playing some of their compositions piano Overture was played at an all French pro gram and French skits The first skit was a beauty shop scene in which Betty Teter acted as proprietor and Gloria Yeager as customer The whole thing brought the club to the con cluslon that Teters ability to speak French far exceeded her talents as a hair dresser The second skit was an attempted performance of the last scene of the opera Carmen It s the scene un which Don Jose stabs Carmen The 'Fact that the parts were spoken rather than sung detracted slightly from the anguish caused the audience Other officers of the club were instrumental chairmen Bruce Wagner and Paul Elensky sergeants at arms Maneth Gravell and Steve Comnsac I . . I . 7 C- ' . . I . I Vice-president ........... ANNE KEMNER be remembered Were the lime The HLU5l5PelI ll . . . I . I . . . . , . . . I I . . Q . . I - . I . . . . ,, ,, . . I I I I 1 ' ' I , . 52 Junlnr French Illuhs Famous fur lfhnrus NICK DINOS ELEANOR MORAVEK Presidents BARBARA NEIFERT Vlce presldents BETTY BILLIG IJOAN ANN WEAVER Secretarues IGWEN BRACHMAN ,Joe BOYLE Treasurers Istevs HALABURA Adviser MISS KRAUSE The Junuor French Clubs met once a month to learn more of France and the French through a study of the Ilves of composers and theur works smgmg French songs and dlscus The mam socual events of the year were a Chrlstmas party held In the gym on Decem ber 21 wlth Pere and Mere Noel gnfts games dancing and refreshments a roller skatnng party at Lakeside and a plcmc hlke One of the most Interesting meetings was the one at whuch the play Madames Hat Shoppe was presented A very actuve part of the French club and a gustly famous one was Its chorus which un der the dlrectlon of the vocal chairmen met every Wednesday The chorus learned Belle Nurt Deep Purple Le Habenera and of course La Marselllalse These songs were sung at the meetlngs and also at the com munity Christmas tree The officers who have not been mentuoned were vocal chairmen Lols Bntsko and Lllllan Gravell planlsts Cynthla Rupert and Arthur Pouluas sergeants at arms Daniel Chlnchar Mlchael Lmcovlch and Donald de Quevedo Reaclvng from front to rear FIRST ROW R Glllen J Arner L Bltsko P Hlllegas P Sherry J Boyle J Kasales SECOND ROW D Chmchar B Chrlstman J Ambrose G Augustine N Kaufman R Fry R Evans THIRD ROW R Krlstoff M Llncovlch B Lutz F Matuskawlecz J Wllllams J Domlnlc D Plnkey FOURTH ROW M Metrlck J A Weaver C Rupert A Mace K Poullas W Weaver L Gravell FIFTH ROW G Schappell B Flsher A Zeart M Smullngan R Robertshaw H Sentzmger SIXTH ROW P Cole man M Senor E Yuscyk B Morgan H Teter STANDING E Moravelc B Bnllng B Nelfert N Dlnos S Halabura Miss Krause 53 I . I ' , ' , , I . I I . I . . . . . . . . . . . . g ' H I H I . . . . I ' Il ll ll ll ll . I I I I ,, . . ,, , . . . I . . . . . I . . I . - I . . I . sing letters from correspondents in France. Reeseg reporters, Beverly Lutz and Katherine . . . I - - I . . I Reading from left to rlght FIRST ROW R Bellus K Smlth J Lucas C Erbe M Gravell S Wall G Rlce R Boyer SECOND ROW V Androwsky R Klstler J Llndeman Mrs Davls A Domday P Behler C Revtyak THIRD ROW l Koch Z Sherry B Wagner D Pmkey R Knstotf E Tutus D Edmonds FOURTH ROW D Sozuo J Evans W Weaver R Couch S Shafer P Sherry J Wagner G Boyle R Morgans FIFTH ROW S Comlsac P Muller L Be hardt J Boyle R Berk R Harris K Shllko R Gozgack A Mace J Campbell Full Prnqram BIVEH at Wnmans Club President MANETH GRAVELL Vnce president CLARENCE ERBE Puanust PEGGY TREVORROW Under the capable leadershup of Mrs Davis the Boys Glee Club once again had a very successful year Practices were held every other Monday at 8 20 an the gymnasium al ternatmg with the Glrls Glee Club Thus year the club made appearances at the community Chrlstmas tree the Coaldale State Hospxtal the annual Commencement Exercises and the Tamaqua Woman s Club where they provided a half hour program of entertamment The songs learned thus year were the Chrlstmas Brown and Henderson and Let There Be Muslc by Williams Four members of the glee club were chos en thus year to sung ID the Eastern Dnstruct Chorus In Aprll They were John Evans Allen Mace Gary Rlce and Robert Morgans Last year John Evans then a Junlor was selected to sung In the State Chorus held at Pottsvllle This was the first tame that any such honor had come to a Tamaqua student The glee club dld not make many publuc appearances but ut oFfered valuable tralmng to all boys Interested In choral smgnng A banquet was held In May at whlch tame pms were given to the Sensors who had been glee club members for three years . . : . , . ' , . ' , . I , . , . , . : . ' , . ' , . rn , . , . , . ', . ' , . l 9 Director ................... MRS. DAVIS Carols, That's Why Darkies Were Born, by l I Il a 1 I . ' I s . 1 I I ' I . I - ' , , : . . I - . . . , . . I . I I . , . . . . 54 Durector MRS DAVIS Puanust PEGGY TREVORROW ANNE KEMNER Roll Callers BEANN UETZ JOAN KACIK The Tamaqua Hugh School Gurls Glee Club made up of seventy gurls practuced every sec ond Monday at 820 un the school gymna suum Thus year the club sang at the Coaldale State Hosputal the communuty Chrustmas tree and the Commencement Exercuses An ensemble composed of nune gurls fCarolyn Trevorrow Maruan Walton Joan Schuchart Kay Gruftlths Phyllus Hullegas Lous Butsko Dolores Matalavage Joan Kacuk and new and popular addutuon to the club It has made appearances at the Acacua Club and after sungung at two Parent Teacher Assocua tuon meetungs un November ut was asked to return agaun un March Each year several members ofthe glee club are sent to audutuon for the Pennsylvanua Eastern Dustruct Chorus Thus year the glee club was represented un thus chorus by Lulluan Gravell Lous Butsko Maruan Walton Dolores Matalavage and Joan Kacuk The female cast chorus and ushers of the operetta were chos en from the glee club The annual banquet whuch uouned both the Gurls and Boys Glee Clubs was held at Edge mont Country Club un May The Senuors of both clubs receuved lapel puns for fauthful Readung from left to rught FIRST ROW Mrs H Davus SECOND ROW G Davus R Kleckner Brennan P Kester H Heum M Kershner K Pouluas B Ruce THIRD ROW J Lusky P Trevorrow Roppel B Neufert D Seup J Kacuk L Spucosky E Spucoslry J Schuchart S Reese E Shure Trevorrow FOURTH ROW J Wagner M Sulluvan I Bartashus A Clause D Koch J Jewells Zayleskue H Seutzunger B Weston N Shellhamer K West M Walton L Gravell L Butsko FIFTH ROW A Wertmcun J Weaver F Wagner C Rupert A Sembach B Lutz C Runker B Bachman N Folk R Valentune L Hadesty P Hullegas D Walters G Shoaf SIXTH ROW A Kemner M Jones J Ambrose B Depos M Coleman B Wolfe N Muller H Leuby S Brooks L Wulluams D Matalavage K Grumths S Muller B Uetz ,,....-he---- 1- , k . .., 55 I Elma Illulu Popular un Area . . I , ' ' ' I 1 1 . I I ' I I I 1 . I . . . I . t I . I . . I I I - - - 1 1 - ' I I I I . I . . I . . . . . I I . I . . . Nancy Millerb taken from the glee club, is a service. ' ' , : . . ' . : . ' , . , B. , . , . ' , . , . ' , . ' . : . , . , S. , . ' , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , C. . . ' . : . , . ' , . , . , . , .I , K. Drlll Master GORDON KISTLER Drum Masters l Bugle Masters Adviser Equipment Boys HENRY ALLEN IFRANCIS EMERICH ,ELIAS SHEARS IMARY MALUSKY MISS KRAUSE WILLIAM WEAVER FRED WEST HAROLD RUPERT DONALD KRAUSE Reading from IefI Io rlghl FIRST ROW P Lelbensberger N Zehner E Lutwm M Walton B Brennan SECOND ROW J Kanfner D Hop pes L Erbe G Brachman M Slo bo a R Dreiler M Kleckner E Lord E.. Sann THIRD ROW .I Calc rese N Boyle M Sullivan Coleman G Yeager J McGregor L Moser .I Kaclk FOURTH ROW I Mclaughlm B Williams B Uetz G Wlttlg V Maniz B Morgan A Wnnkel M Jones L Wnllmg MA JORETTES B Teler .I Relfz TAPS QUARTET-Reading from left to right: K. Poulias, B. Brennan, M. Walton, N. Zehner. Bugle Enrps Led Firemeu's lfunventinn The flag and drum sec tuons leadung Muss Krause and the Bugle Corps un one of the pruze wunnung pa rades The Tamaqua Senuor Hugh School Gurls Bugle Corps composed of 'IO6 members and under the durectuon of Gordon Kustler had a very actuve year They partucupated un two drull competutuons at Coaldale and Shullung ton took flrst pruze un the Armustuce Day Pa rade at Summut Hull and also un the Mum mers Parade at Hazleton The other events of the year are as follows Furemen s Conven tuons un Frackvulle and Pottsvulle and a num ber of band rallues and Natuonal Guard Pa rades The gurls also took part un the Memorual Day servuces whuch were held at the Odd Fel lows Cemetery and Sky Vuew Memorual Park The Taps Quartet played at Mulutary Funer als and the Bell Lyre Quartet gave programs at the communuty Chrustmas tree Zuons and Salem Churches and at the Busuness and Pro fessuonal Womens Club In January a commuttee composed of Mr Stune and all the durectors selected two ma uorettes from a group f Sophomore gurls Those chosen were Betty Stalgautus and LaMae RuFfalo They wull lead the corps un theur senuor year In order to rouse money to provude more trups the gurls sponsored a dance sold Chrust mas and Every Day cards and Easter eggs lr ...fy . . . , .. , . . . . . . , I I . .. . . . , I T n I . . . o ' . . , .. . 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N ,H V QL, X 1 1 914' A , Y -3 ,, 'si ' ' 2 ' ' wifi-S :W'T.f'fx Er, I Band Hecelvell ew nlfurms Dnrector MR HORNER Drum Malor DOLORES MATALAVAGE The Tamaqua Hugh School Band has be come one of the most active organlzatnons In our school In the past year Durected by Mr Horner the band IS made up of eighty five members Including the malorettes The members of the band received new uniforms In the fall This step was brought about through the and of a Band Boosters Orgamzatnon comprlsed of Interested cmzens The band paraded at all the football games and m Tamaqua on varlous other occasnons such as Memornal Day the opening of a block party and a parade for new unuforms and on Easter Monday for the egg hunt The band participated ln the Santa Claus Parade at Allentown There they won second prlze In Dlvlslon A for whnch they received cash and a trophy the malorettes also took second prnze an Dlvuslon A on the basns of appearance for whrch they were awarded a trophy The Flremen s Conventlon held at Frackvulle was another parade on the band s agenda thus year A new attractnon last year was the Band Concert which wall be held annually thus year In the Vnctorna Theatre The muslc played was of a varued nature classical popular and march muslc One of the features of thus con cert was the presentation of T s to the Sensor band members Thus year every Sensor mem ber recelved a sweater and a T Dolores Matalavage the band s drum ma lor has held this positron for four years Next year due to her graduatlon It wnll be taken over by Glorna Carlson The band members held a banquet In June to conclude a very successful year K ,f, I X. .'- I l I . . , . . . . . . , I . - 1 - I I . , . . . . . . .. . , . . . . . HH , .. ., . . . , I I ' 1 I 1 ' - I I The cast on the stage Bruce Wagner Samuel Wall Maryllss Kleckner Paul Elensky Irene Kotus Joan Jewells A play confer ence ID the Gym Meet MH In Sami Lnuls CAST John Rowe Dolores Matalavage Georgnne Wnthg Joan Kacllc Alice Clause Walter Gurnavage Joan Lusky George Commsky Ronald Couch David Ramsey STAGE MANAGERS Ronald Couch Mary Sloboda Kay Grnffiths James Rhoades DIRECTOR Mass Wall as u u 97 59 Reading from left to right FIRST ROW M Walton H Seltzlnger N Muller J Kaclk I. Gravell D Matalavage S Wall SECOND ROW A Mace B Wagner C Revtyak D Pmkey R Harrls J Evans R Johns Directed by Pnanusts Sam Wall Nancy Muller Allen Mace Helen Seltzlnger Robert Johns Robert Harris John Evans Meet llrlznna MRS DAvus COWBQYS JOAN SCHUCHART PEGGY TREVORROW CAST Lnlluan Gravell Conrad Revtyak Joan Kaclk Dolores Matalavage Bruce Wagner Danuel Pmkey Marlon Walton MEXICANS Phyllls Hnllegas Barbara Bachman Lots Bltsko Carolyn Trevorrow Duane Seup Beann Uetz Jack Campbell Gary Rice Richard Berk Maneth Gravell James Wlllnams Wllluam Weaver Jack Llndeman John Martm DUDINES Gayle Shoaf Maureen Coleman Shirley Brooks Arlene Wertman Ka hrme Zayleskle Lllluan Spucosky Sylvua Reese Hllma Helm Anna Sembach Fay Wagner Zello Sherry Joseph Boyle Edward Tutus Paul Muller Russell Gozlack Gregg Boyle Ronald Couch Steve Comnsac Nancy Folk Joan Lusky Cynthia Rupert Eleanor Spucosky Beverly Rnce Dolores Koch Joan Wagner Anne Kemner Ellen Shure Kathryn Pouluas H I H Dances by ................ MISS PAOLO 60 DANCERS SQUARE DANCE Marlene Knepper Larry Bernhardt Beverly Lutz John Wagner Betty Brennan Alphonso Domday Eleanor Sinn James Rhoades Pat Coleman Robert Kristoff Kay West Bruce Phillips Josephine Calabrese Alphonso Zubey Myrl Titus Joseph Lucas MEXICAN DANCE Anna Mae Zelinsky Grace Malusky Patsy Kester Lamae Ruffalo Joan Ambrose Irene Wentz Grace Zeigler Alice Winkel Beverly Wolfe Betty Weston Jeanette Dominic Maxine Jones Joan Jeffery Mary Sloboda Soloist Betty Fiorini ROPE DANCE Mary Anne Sullivan Joan Reitz Gloria Yeager Marianne Kershner Doris Walters Annabelle Herb Janice Dougherty Gloria Carlson Jean Kidurkis Laura Moser Grace Steffy Joan Ann Weaver Soloist, Barbara Neifert MILITARY DRILL Lillian Williams Joan Pillo Beatrice Davidson Louise Bower Regina Zirblis Sylvia Berk Darlene Holohan Shirley Miller Phyllis Darker Faye Campbell Betty Stalgaitis Betty Fisher SCENERY Anne Belle Herb Doris Walters William Jones SUPERVISED BY Miss Mohrbach Mr. Miller PROPERTY MANAGERS Kay Griffiths Lois Erbe Art Senor The operetta took place in the Majestic Theater on Thursday, March 30. It might be called, The Mystery of the Missing Will, for that is the theme, although other complica- tions set in. Lettie Blair and Larry Benson, both pros- pective heirs to the Dude Ranch, meet, quar- rel, and finally make up, Jack Guldy, the other man, is proved to be an escaped con- vict, and the will is found, leaving everyone quite happy and contented. Reading from left to right FIRST ROW: F. Boyer, J Lord, K. Reichneder, C. Rup ert, J. Tiley, M. Knepper, D Walters, N. Folk, A. Herb. Cheerleaders Heeelveul ew nlferms The new cheerleaders were selected un Sep tember to start the sports season and at the same tume they receuved new unuforms from the Athletuc Assocuatuon The cheerleaders were Marlene Knepper and June Tuley Senuors and co captauns Cynthua Rupert Dorus Wal ters and Annabelle Herb .lunuors and Nancy Sphlnx VlSllS Folk Kay Reuchneder Jean Lord and Florence Boyer Sophomores These gurls buult up school spurut by theur well planned pep meetungs and gave the players a luft at the football and basketball games At the end of the season they were honored by bemg unvuted to the football and basketball banquets Thus us a serues of puctures showung school from under the ground up M Wullung and Mr Sassaman the custoduans of the school are busy un the bouler room Mr Welker and some of the pupuls uru hus study hall are busy un X The mauorettes are marchung down the front steps The gurls un a gym class are study ung the rules of the game In Room 201 the first peruod Senuor Englush class us duscussung books to be found un the Publuc Lubrary Muss Bahrt Mr Stune and Muss Paolo posed wuth the Commercual students and the Tru Hu Y gurls who col lected for the March of Dumes l l - I I I , . , . - I I - 1 1 I - l I I . l'. 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' A , ,A M C Xk,44,, 3, we ' 3 I - fa.f'.r'-'afm We had a light line this year but with constant practice at hitting the seven man machine it soon became a hard charging one started doing calesthenics In a factory finished products are produced from raw materials That is what football practice is like In the middle of August the Then by much hard work and practice they are transformed into a smooth working grid machine or the finished product Shown in these pictures is the process of transforming the team from the raw materials to the fin build up wind :shed product It was a long and hard process but the fine training by the coaches and the hard work by the boys produced a team that These scenes ought to remind the players of thin s that the have for otten the wind 9 Y 9 sprunts the callsthenlcs the seven man ma chlne which then were work but now are leasant memories P l l I I 5 , 4 na., boys begin practicing as the raw materials. made a fine showing for the school. ff. s 64 Tamaqua nn Tamaquas football teams prepa ration for the football season was long and difficult It began in the middle of August when the boys It continued with wind sprunts up and down the field dozens of times to the Hridirnn J and thats when Coaches Welker Graham, and Hartwlg got together to plan the strategy for the first game veal thenr strategy to the boys That IS what Coach Hartwsg ns doung to these Imemen Soon It became tnme for the games Then ut was the coaches 'ob to re Readlng from left to right FIRST ROW M Moore E Tntus S Comlsac L Bernhard? R Couch A Senor M Gravell D Nelson P Muller G Boyle C Krapf B Phllllps SECOND ROW S Wychulls W Mazur B Wagner M Senor C Erbe R Burcln D Knmmel F Deem A Kench D J Swllp J Rodgers D Rusden R Wehry Coach Welker FOURTH ROW Manager S Wall R Price B Burrell T Farrell W Wetterau J Boyle F Allison E Kunkle D Arculm Coach Hartwig 65 At last the season was In full swung Here s what our team looked luke throughout the sea son Because of the fine trammg they re cenved, they were constdered one of the best condltloned teams In the region I . , . Posfupack, Coach Graham. THIRD RGW: J.,Udick, R. Moyer, C. Knepper, J. Campbell, R. Bannon, l The 1949 Hellnrll The reward for a good season THE SQUAD THE SCORES MILLER M SENOR or MAZUR KRAPF or BURCIN HILL or WYCHULIS COUCH or POSTUPACK BERNHARDT NELSON or WAGNER COMISAC or BOYLE GRAVELL or MOORE TITUS or PHILLIPS n Tackle Guard Center Tackle n Quarterback Halfback Fullback Halfback September September September September October October October November November November 66 9 Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Tamaqua Summlt H II Mount Carmel Blythe Twp Coaldale Nesquehomng Lansford Mmersvulle Pottsvllle McAdoo Kulpmont I9 ' i 6 . ............ I6 I8 21 23 20 . I3 30 0 I2 A.SENOR ...................... Guard October I0 Tamaqua I3 Mahanoy City I2 'I5 I9 ' I4 21 26 20 28 6 ' ' 26 4 6 ' 34 II 26 I3 I8 0 26 THE COACHING STAFF Head Coach D FRED GRAHAM K Assistant Coaches fl-l RODEN WEL ER IR A HARTWIG JR Faculty Manager B B B ER Student Manager SAM WALL The Blue Raiders got started on the right foot in their mutual clash of the T949 season by whipping a strong Summit Hull eleven 19 6 Steve Comusac accounted for two touch downs and an extra point for a total of 13 points Larry Bernhardt was responsible for the other touchdown A safety and an extra pomt proved to be the margin of victory for the Red Tornadoes of Mt Carmel as they beat a fighting Ta maqua lven 21 T8 Bull Hall T30 pou d center for the Blue Raiders did a fine 'ob at stopping Mt Carmels 210 pound fullback each scored a 6 pointer for Tamaqua The services of Steve Comnsac star halfback were lost for the rest of the season because of a knee lngury received In this game Coach Grahams grid machine rebounded against a strong Blythe team to beat them to the tune of 20 13 Maneth Gravell converted from fullback to halfback to replace the u lured Comlsac scored l9 of Tamaquas 20 points on three touchdowns and an extra pomt ln the fourth game of the T949 season the Blue Raiders traveled to Coaldale where they lost a hard fought battle to the Orange and Black 12 0 Maneth Gravell and Arthur Senor stood out as Tamaquas best players T H S crashed into the win column again In their fifth game by the close score of 13 12 Mahanoy Cnty led by Joe Pangonls played a valiant game but the extra pomt kicked by Babe Allison proved to be the margin of victory for Tamaqua Titus and Bernhardt each scored a touchdown for the home team From Nesquehonnng the Blue Raiders re turned home with a satisfying 'I9 14 victory Titus heaved a beautiful 45 yard pass to Mil ler for the first touchdown while Phillips and Moore plunged the remaining two over This was a costly victory for the Blue Raiders as star halfback Ed Titus received a knee inlury and was able to see only limited action for the rest of the year An outstanding Lansford team bowed to the Blue Raiders 26 20 for the Tams hlrd wan in a row Arthur Senor again played an outstanding game for Tamaqua while Hulmer Olsen starred for Lansford Muller Gravell Phillips and Moore scored Tamaquas four touchdowns Meeting Mnnersvllle the team which was destined to become Conference Champs Ta maqua played a hard fought game but came out on the short end of a 26 6 score Ed Titus made a 77 yard dash outraclng several Mm ersvnlle players to score Tamaquas only touchdown Pshara and Purcell were the stand outs from Mlnersvllle Pottsvtlles Crimson Tide overwhelmed T H S by a 34 6 victory With the stellar run ning of Bob Reilly who scored two touch downs Pottsvulle displayed an excellent run ning and passing attack Arthur Senor played his usual outstanding game for Tamaqua In their next to last game of the season the Blue Raiders topped a McAdoo eleven 26 'l3 for their sixth victory Coach Graham used a maximum number of substitutes as he sent the second team an even before the first half was over Titus Gravell Nelson and Couch accounted for Tamaqua s scoring Tony Plaskonas a Sophomore quarterback was the outstanding player for McAdoo Fourteen Seniors donned their pads the last time for T H S in the final game against Kulpmont The underestimated Kulpmont team upset Tamaqua 26 0 The Raiders attack failed to get started against Kulpmonts de termnned defense which was playing its best game of the season Thus ended Tamaqua s 1949 football season Past Season Enmmenls On the night of January 16 1950 the foot ball team and the cheerleaders gathered at the Lewistown Grange for the annual Foot ball Banquet Coach Graham congratulated the team for having a fighting team and a fair season Art Senor presented the three coaches with mntualed tie clasps on behalf of the team The food was good and the speeches short and everyone had a swell time Three boys from Tamaqua played In the Schuylkill County All Star game at Pottsvllle on December 1 They were Art Senor Maneth Gravell and Ron Couch All three boys played on the South's first team, something which no other school accomplished Gravell scored . 1 A - I ' I ' - ' - . 1 I . . . . . , I . . , . , I . . . . . . . . . . . . ' I - . . . . ' I D D ' , . , , I ' ' . ' I ll ' ' ll . I ' e e , - . ' ' , H . . l . I . . U . , - ' ' v - I - Phil Vincenzes. Titus, Bernhardt, and Miller , , , ' . ' I ' 1 , . . . . . . - L I I I . , . , . . ' , I I ' . , . . 'n- . . . , A I . . . , . . I ' ' D I . . . , l I I , ' . I l , l , . 1 I ' . I . . ll ll - - ' - , - . I . . . I ' ' . . . . . I , . 67 Bernhardt Nelson a touchdown whale Senor and Couch gave good accounts of themselves In the lane Arthur Senor outstandnng guard for Ta maqua earned himself the honor of being selected on the All State second team He also earned a posltuon on the All County and All Panther Valley f1rst teams Maneth Gravell earned a positron on the All County and the All Panther Valley second teams Sweaters were awarded to the hugh school In Vandergrntt ln the western Pennsylvania school he wall be head football coach and have charge of bulldlng up the schools athletic program Durnng has two years as coach In Tamaqua he compiled an e vnable record of thirteen wnns nn football sev en losses and one tue He produced a thnrd strung all state quarterback Franklun Knots and a second strung all state guard Art Senor As basketball coach he had two all state sec ond strung players Curt Stelgerwalt and Cuppy Baer The good washes of the boys Comlsac Couch Gravell Krapt Letters Boyle Kimmel Uzlck AAazur Erbe Wall Manager were awarded to Postupack Senor A Senor M Tltus Wagner Burcun R Wychulls Phllllps Moore Allrson he coached go with hum In hrs new Iob 1950 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 8 Summit Hull September Mt Carmel September Blythe Townshlp September Coaldale October Mahanoy Cnty October Nesquehonung COACH GRAHAM At the May meeting of the School Board Coach Graham omclally reslgned as teacher and coach nn Tamaqua to accept a posntnon In October October November November November Lanstord Shenandoah Pottsvllle McAdoo Kulpmont Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away - . 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Miller UU UU 1 U 1 Hill - U U , ' 15 . : 22 I U ' f U' 29 - . . 6 ' 13 ' ' 21 27 I 3 . . - 10 . . . . 17 68 Reading from left to right FIRST ROW R Wehry R Moyer F Alluson C Knepper R Burcm J Boyle D Rusden R Bannon J Rodgers SECOND ROW B Burrell J Martm J Campbell R Prlce W Wet terau A Kench F Deem D Arculm J Gasper A Damday THIRD ROW J Uznck J Swulp D Klm Mclaughlln E Kunkle D lloyd M Hensler W Zugmont R Werley H Boyer FIFTH ROW Coach Welker W Agnor J Subacz Manager Paul Muller J V Fnnthall 19119 October 3 Tamaqua Coaldale SOPHOMORES October 'II Tamaqua W Hazleton Davld Arculm Eugene Kunkel October I7 Tamaqua Coaldale JCICIK BUYCIH -l0l'm Mfiflm November 3 Tomoqoo Sf Clow Alphonso Domday Robert Moyer Thomas Farrell John Rodgers Tamcquc Opponents 25 Wnlllam Gasper Jack Wehry Males Helsler John Swllp LETTERMEN FRESHMEN Henry Boyer Donald Lloyd JUNIORS Ronald Brown Norman Mclaughlm Robert Bannon Allen Keuch prongs Deem Roland P,-,Co Bruce Burrell Carlton Knepper Charles Rodgers John Campbell Donald Rusden MANAGER Joseph Gasper Wllllam Wetterau Paul Muller 69 mel, FarrelI,'R.. Burcinl J.. Sloboda, Gasper, Rodgere, E. Couch. FOIJRTH ROW: R. Blrovln, N. - I I 'I9 0 I3 . I9 ' ' I3 0 ' J I9 . ' 6 64 ' ' All State Art Branns of the T Small but dependable Touchdown recenver T30 pounds of dynamlte Ol sticky fingers Tough and aggressnve Bug and rough Always on the ball 70 A Senor Nelson Muller Krapf Bernhardt M Senor Mozur Couch W Hill i i X 1 - ' ll II ,, Cornisoc Grovell Postupock Titus Wagner Moore Boyle Erbe Phillips Y . nkvxkwx 1 -. z f s if X3 n. If .X 'Ui -, , ' . . S, wr y Q KE A, 5' A gg. 'M 5 IP Km ua, V- . Si., Q + fx 3 I 'del S g X My Q ,iw 1 Wy, , K' 'Q M af H' 'Q' , Lf vi-Wg' 'F' x ,, 4 f 1 9 ' , I Bl 9 .6 SN ,xi ,Q i gy,-9 3 xx + 5 . , v. f T x.. 1, 6 F w 'K 4 ,f 1 ' 'ith 1 ,. f , TJ W, Q MS, Tx ff aw- Q' it Fost ond elusive Good mon to have orour A plunging romrod V I wh . 'Y E' I. C- F , ' uv x Nw . an : . 3 e w., f - ,fS,Q1,Qg.,m Left-honcled whiz Rough ond ready Swivel hips fik5,l1 l gf' xx ,B-f3'X. il?9'53 V 1.53 K1 , viii K . fF?if19 X-i T A,V.: 5 .:..::.,.:: IZQ, K . ,. iwwmw , ,.,. Sig -- .. . W -- y --- , i l 1 l i l Nfwf ,mmf i u : -was 39 Reading from left to righ W ogner, R. Swenson, M. Gravell, K. Shilko, G. Boyle, P. Sl . C S. Blue Haidm Dec. Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. T.H.S. T.H.S T.H.S T.H.S T.H.S T.H.S T.H.S T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. THE TEAM FORWARDS Baer Shilko CENTERS Bernhardt GUARDS Couch Sherry BASKETBALL RECORD West Hazleton Jan. 24 Hcizle Twp. Jan. 27 West Hazleton Feb. 3 Mt. Carmel Twp. Feb. 7 Hazle Twp. Feb. TO Alumni Feb. 17 McAdoo Feb. 21 Mahanoy City Feb. 24 Blythe Twp. 'Man 'IO Nesquehoning Totals Summit Hill Gravell Swenson Mortin Wagner Boyle T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T.H.S. T097 e 'Post Season gam Lunsford Coaldale Mcihcinoy City Blythe Twp. Nesquehoning Summit Hill Lansforcl Coaldale Newport Twp. Opponents 926 msburg. For theur unutual clash of the 1949 50 bas ketball season Tamaqua traveled to West Hazleton where they beat the home team 37 35 lt was a close game all the way through and ut wasnt untul the last three munutes that Tamaqua went ahead to wun Cup Baer was hugh scorer with 12 field goals and 3 fouls for a total of 27 pounts Captaun In theur second game the Blue Rauders whupped Hazle Twp 49 40 The Tams led all the way as Baer came up wuth 31 pounts on 11 field goals and 9 fouls For theur first home game of the season Tamaqua dusplayed some fine basketball as they eked out a close 50 48 vuctory over West Hazleton to repeat theur earluer wun Baer agaun was high wuth 14 field goals and 4 fouls for 32 pounts The Tams extended theur wunnung streak to four as they ran over a hapless Mt Carmel Twp five 70 43 Baer had 36 tyung hus pre vuous hugh score record Shulko had 16 and Bernhardt had 12 Meetung Hazle Twp agaun Tamaqua re peated theur prevuous wun by a 70 43 score Although they were behund 28 27 at half tume the sharp shootung of Baer who had 30 and Shulko who had 23 proved to be too much for Hazle Twp un the second half Thus was the Tams fifth wun un a row For the first tume un three years the Blue Rauders topped the Alumnu 69 35 The grads were outscored un every quarter as Shulko took scorung honors for the nught wuth 31 pounts Baer was next wuth 23 Coombe was hugh for the Alumnu wuth 13 The Blue Rauders made ut seven un a row as they whupped McAdoo 62 42 Baer had 20 wuth Bernhardt and Shulko rught behund gatherung 16 and 14 pounts respectuvely Plas konas McAdoos sophomore whuz un football and basketball was hugh for the vusutors wuth 16 The Tams lost theur first league game un a hard fought battle to Mahanoy Cuty 32 41 The Grahamutes lust couldnt get started as Baer had only 9 pounts Rulus was hugh for the Maroons wuth 12 Thus was Tamaquas first loss of the season Tamaqua agaun crashed unto the wun column as they ran over Blythe Twp 52 38 Bernhardt was hugh wuth 15 pounts whule Baer and Shulko each had 11 The Blue Rauders contunued rudung hugh as they downed Nesquehonung 57 39 for theur nunth vuctory of the season Agaun Baer tued hus old record of 36 pounts After leadung all the way untul the last three munutes Tamaqua was nosed out by a fight ung Summit Hull team 49 43 Bull Rusavy played an outstandung game for the Hullers as he came up wuth 28 pounts Shulko was hugh for Tamaqua wuth 19 whule Baer had 11 Lansford played theur best game of the sea son as they topped the Blue Rauders by a 72 47 score Lansford could do no wrong and couldnt muss the basket as Lutz and Olson THE COACHING STAFF Head Coach D FRED GRAHAM H RODEN WELKER EDWARD KEMZURA ROY BRODE JV Coach Faculty Manager Student Manager Cuppy un actuon , . . , . . , . - - I I ' . 1 - 11 ll - - ' ' ' - , . . 1 - 1 ., ' . 1 ' - . . 1 . - - 1 ., ' . . 1 . , ' . , - 1 ' 1 . , ' . 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I - , . . - I - I ' - ' . . 1 - Sure set shot One handed specialist Always on the ball Steady player Dependable reserve Reliable sub 74 Bernhardt Baer Shilko Sherry Gravell Couch Wagner Swenson Boyle Rebound artist Down payment on victories Drive-in specialist . . f Martnn ambndextrous J Burcnn utnlnty man Krell future varsnty maternal Harrns, bng boy Burrell, fast nmprovnng forward combnned to tally 39 ponnts Baer was hngh for Tamaqua wnth 20 Tamaqua returned to even keel as they wcnlloped the Coaldale Tngers 77 37 nn the final game of the Hrst half Coach Graham used a maxnmum number of players and all of them helped nn the scornng Baer was hngh wnth 27 whnle Shnlko had 20 When the Maroons of Mahanoy Cnty vns nted Tamaqua they handed the Blue Randers a defeat for the second tnme thns year lt was a satnsfynng 60 42 wnn for Mahanoy Cnty Baer and Shnlko had 17 and 'I3 ponnts respectnvely The Blue Randers traveled to Blythe Twp where they pulled the game out of the fire nn the last few mnnutes of playnng tnme by cn score of 52 48 Fneld goals by Shnlko and Baer and a foul by Sherry proved to be the margnn of vnctory for Tamaqua nn one of the most thrnllnng games of the season On the small floor at Nesquehonnng the Tams overwhelmed the home team 68 53 R Burcnn ball hawk Allnson, hard fighter , - . , . . ' I . . . 1 ' f 1 - I I 1 Thus was the f1rst tume un many years that the Blue Rauders had won a game on thus f1oor Baer was hugh wuth 29 Shulko was next wuth Travelung to Summut Hull the Tams gaunecl revenge on the hosts wuth a 52 44 vuctory Coach Graham had hus boys up for thus game as they played unspured basketball through out Captaun Cup was hugh wuth 22 pounts Avengung theur prevuous defeat by the Panthers the Blue Rauders humbled Lansford 49 45 It was another hard fought game whuch wasnt won untul the last three munutes Baer came up hugh for the Blue Rauders wuth 21 pounts whule Vanak had 18 for the Panthers The Tugers from Coaldale handed T H S a defeat un the f1nal game of the Black Dua mond League by cu 68 61 score Although Baer had 32 Shulko 14 and Bernhardt 13 thurd peruod and thus proved to be the mar gun of vuctory Tamaqua f1nushed the Black Duamond League wuth a record of seven wuns and five defeats Mahanoy Cuty took the champuonshup In theur only post season game the Blue Rauders lost a thruller to Newport Twp un the charuty tournament at Bloomsburg Shulko was hugh wuth 18 whule Baer was rught behund hum wuth 15 and Bernhardt was thurd wth 13 Tamaqua finushed the season wuth ou record of 14 wuns and 6 defeats for a 700 average VARSITY AWARDS SWEATERS AND LETTERS Baer Swenson LETTERS Bernhardt Wagner Couch Shulko Gravell BASKETBALL SCORING GAMES FIELD FOUL PLAYER PLAYED GOALS TRIES Baer Shulko Bernhardt Sherry Swenson Wagner Gravell Couch Martun Boyle Burrell Harrus Burcun, J 4 FOUL GOALS To1AL PouNTs 60 4 4 2 O Totals 40 76 490 1096 17. ' ' . . . , u , the Tigers outscored the Blue Raiders in the Boyle Sherry 20 17 1 11 62 ' 20 109 161 72 9 20 61 60 34 156 18 20 27 24 64 16 14 9 3 31 18 10 18 7 27 12 9 13 6 24 19 5 26 13 23 ' 7 5 13 5 15 10 1 2 2 4 4 O 0 0 0 ' 2 0 0 0 0 ' . 3 0 1 O 0 8 280 Basketball J V SCORING NAME Marhn J Burcm Kre Alllson Kunkle Reeser Burrell Noble Wehry R Burcm Harrls Sloboda McLaugI1lln Sherry J Swenson Harrls Martnn Kre Burcm J V LETTERS JUNIORS Noble SOPHOMORES Burrell Kunkle Alllson Sloboda JV Coach H RODEN WELKER Totals 44 42 4 67 The team won sux games and lost Twelve Reading from left fo rghl FIRST ROW W Reeser J Marfm J Burcm K Noble R Krell SECOND ROW Coach Welker E Kunkle F Allison R Harris 77 I I FG FT F P ' 67 I28 63 197 . ' 35 34 I6 86 ' ll 30 47 25 85 ' 26 52 26 78 30 36 I2 72 24 30 8 56 I TO I9 5 25 6 8 4 I6 ll ' 5 I0 5 I5 Burcin, J. Reeser . ' 3 I0 5 II , R ' 3 7 4 I0 ' ' 3 IO 4 IO ' 2 2 I 5 0 4 4 4 . O 5 2 2 2 O I8 2 ' TIME OR RECORD ReadIng from left to rght FRONT ROW D Postupack D HIII C Balley W Sche degger J Buragas B Faust J Kunkl SECOND ROW P Behler K SmIth L Bernhardt R Couch E Zubey D GSISSIHQEY J ZIogas THIRD ROW W PrIce R KII e S ComIsac W Wett rau B Ph ll ps J Gasper S Postu pack Coach Hart g Tamaqua nn the Ifludnrpalhs When Coach HartwIg Issued hIs call for H 5 candIdates for the track team In the sprIng of to 24 for theIr f1rst vIctory of the season Then 1949 about seventy Eve boys reported After traInIng hard for about a month Tamaqua met SummIt HIII In a dual meet and lost by the close score of 48 47 In theIr second dual meet the Blue RaIders outscored Hazleton 79 they traveled to Coaldale to enter the InvI ICIIODGI Meet there where they gathered 9 poInts to take fourth place ScheIdegger came In f1rst In the mIle and ComIsac second In the 440 Under the lnghts at the InvItatIonal Meet at Mt Carmel the Tams scored 6V2 poInts to cop fifth place ScheIdegger placed second In the mIIe MeetIng Hazleton In a return dual meet the T H S thInclads agaIn emerged VIC tonous by a 71 38 score In the DISIYIC1 Eleven Meet at PottsvIlle Tamaqua scored 716 POINTS to take sIxth place ScheIdegger placed sec ond In the mIle thus earnIng the prIvIlege of the mIle In the PIAA Meet at College He f1rIIshed tenth TCCIDQ agaunst the best hIgh school mIlers In the state runnIng In Penn State EVENT O0 220 440 880 MI e DISTANCE O 2 24 5 55 0 14 0 4 46 Shot 42 1OV2 Dlscus 124 3! Javelm 147116 HIgh Jump Broad Jump 18 8 Pole Vault 880 Relay 1 41 8 MIle Relay 3 29 5 lNot a full mIlel TRACK RECORDS HOLDER ComIsac Getz ComIsac Merkle ScheIdegger Kunkel Faust Bernhardt TIIUS TIIUS B KeIn A KleIn TIIUS Gravell ComIsac BaIley Gasper James A KleIn YEAR 1949 1947 1948 1947 1949 1949 1949 1949 1948 1948 1948 1949 1949 r Wi r : . ' , . 'n , . ' , . e , . i i , . , . - I ' ' ' T. . . . . . ' 1 1 . ' . . 2: . ' .- 'I . ' - 220 low hurdles 26.0 Titus 1948 Q 1 . 1 1 I I 4,1 ' , - 5r8n - ' . ' ' 10' . I ' ' 78 Titus gomg over the bar Speed demon Steve Conferrung on detanls Wetterau stretching for dlstance Strategic place at the tinush lnne James anchorrnan on the relay Where are has wmgs7 Schendegger fimshmg the mule strong Officuals comparung notes 79 5 Around the Slzhnnl The Malorettes In formation on the front steps The orchestra on the stage at the Mo Donclng In o gurls gym class iestic before the Senior ploy. Art Senor is shaking hands with the coach Important Events This picture of the winners of the test on Pennsylvania history which was given to all Seniors appeared in the Courier. Winfield Scott, Charles Beneck, and George Corninsky had the highest marksg of these Winfield Scott wrote the essay for the state contest. from Fordham who was scouting for players for his university Mr Graham Paul Muller Mr McHale of the Courier staff another Ford ham coach Ronald Couch and Maneth Gra vell are looking on Collecting toys for the European children was a dirty 'ob in which the Junior Service Club took part The toys were collected under the guidance of the Rotary Club as a protect for the club which the Rotarians organized among the Senior boys Senlnrs One two Thank you Opercmon nn progress The Yanks must be losing T H S ploy boys Heovenly 3 30 Our master techn1clons7 Wh d th The Wrong gang o mlxe Upipese PC1Pers The dance IS over Hu Y nnstcxllahon Demonstrchon of Ron Nnce models technique WT 82 I , . . . . : .. ' ' . . . . I 5 . . .' ll! ' ' . -J ' ri 1 . ' . J - ' ' V 51,2 H gg S , -X K I ' A a L L EQ 2 Q , ly V- in - 1 A A Q s g ' M .ff , ...--..x ' f ' 4'-1 K 5 L .. I Juniors and Suphnmures Busy chemistry workers. The coke crowd. Attention, students! Th ' 't' t d Scgsshgmclfef One of Mr. PurnelI's iokes. Who's going to clean u I Maureen 5 Colossal Waiting for the movie to begin. Interior decorators. performance. Let's have Band Jive ! Slurp! Reese hit the bottom. Charles Atlas Course. i We Bequealh We the Class of l95O belng of sound mind and body publish an declare this as our last will and testament We desire to make the tollowmg beques s to nndnvlduals Cuppy Baers height to .lnmmy Wllllams Bruce Wagner s leadership ablllty at assemblies to anyone cap ab e enough Shorty Erbe s ease on the dance floor to Nick Dlnos Dolores Matalavage s band positron to Gloria Carlson Nell Shaubs parkmg place to Don Kimmel Mildred Stelgerwalt s quuetness to Arthur Reese Bob Morgan s tame out of school to anyone lucky enough to get It Wlntleld Scotts French abll ty to John Kasales Marlene Kneppers extra hair to Ethel Faust Cuppy Baers naar to the Fuller Brush Company Edward Titus s mantle to Harold Moore We make the following general bequests to the Jumors Hamlet all the Sensor actlvmes freedom an the upstairs hall Mr Baers stories and successful dances to the Sophomores two more years ot school American Hnstory and your class rmqs to the Faculty a new hugh school someone to operate the lm prolector and lndustrlous students to the School many pleasant times heat tor the rooms ln wm ter more hangers tor the closets quieter study halls and a very suc cesstul year THE CLASS OF 1950 84 I I . . I . d ' ' . . . L . . . Q I u , . . . . , . . . . l . , . . , . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . , . . I n Manuel Senor's mischievousness to Leander Steigerwalt. , . I I ' ' l . ,, ,, . . . . . -E I I . , . I ' I ' h 1 . l 1 - ' , Fl , . - . I . . - 1 I . I ' We'll finish the Sphinx The doy ofter the night before June! before Soap opera' boys? Leorn to Live. Live to Leorn. NOW when I was in Paris Dress right, dress! Oh' hl b k . . . ond there is where l my GC mg GC ' you see the picture. Reocly-hip! hip! 85 Lest We Furqel Mule Tram That Rudolph s costume dldnt come T e day Mass Brewer had her hour cut and e day Knepper had her halr cut e day Mr Kemzura became a father e new vending machines and drlnkmg tountam How about that Mel Allen Evans Mr Welker s Amerlcamsm talks Mr Stmes notices to students Marian Walton s superb acting as the dummy Mr Baer s sense of humor Mnss Fey s home room Couchle s bug scene In the class play The cap guns In the operetta Give me a T Wagner e day Kaclk got sneaker laces e day Mass Brewer cleaned her closet Our movle camera which was In a constant state of dlsrepalr e Whltenlght Sanders Wlllnams debate on Macbeth e day Marlon Walton wore one rubber to school e day Mnchael Clcozzu came to school on tlme A lost weekend In New York by several Seniors The day Beann Uetz and Mr Kemzura brought their neighborhood arguments Into trlg class Carmen s assasslnatson by a rubber dagger W Scott s oblectlons to Mlss Brewer s Interpretation of Ophelia The near rnots that occurred when Mr Jewells wanted to open study hall wundows The trip to Lock Haven to see the Swiss Gym Team 3 a m and school next day The presentatlon of Cup Baer s basketball sweater Lest we forget these things we Insert thus page In our year book 86 h . . I Th ' . Th . . Th . . . . . i Th ' . The Seniors' tight for a new high school. Th ' . Th . . - - . . ,, .,, Th ' . Th . . . . . You tell on yourself. Historical slides we bet. Yes? . . Surve ing the new 1 ing D- l' P- W O heme n' Y room. yp Physics ond Americcinism was H? grandpa' This is cm easy Test. In other words , , , Taking roll in homeroom. It doesnt work with slugs 87 to Now thc? WGSI'1'l pGlf'I'l:Ul, The day he became Q llscullany Mr Welker IS all tired out and enloylng that pause that re freshes whale those standees ID the gym lnext picture certainly look as lf they could use one Peggy Ann Davis remsnds us that we must have that leaky root fixed That certainly looks luke a strenuous gym are keeping tnme to the tlght song here and the next snap as the Pyramud Club Boyle Evans and Wehry sutcter through a rainy day at camp Come wuz me to ze Gateway' Need any help bud? Here we have the football bug two In a rare snap Pardon me slr your slrp IS shovvnng That lost weekend Beethoven and Boogie 88 I l . . . . ,, 1 I - ,, . . , . D . l class, next picture. Here we see circus winter training. The cheerleaders I f fl ' ll ' ll ' Il . . , . ' I I Alma ater Heres to the school we love so well Here s to Tomoquo Hugh Here s to the school ot the Blue ond White Whose colors will olwoys fly Here s to her sons the best on eorth True os the stors obove Here s to the school thot fosters Heres to the school we love CHORUS Tomoquo Hugh Tornoquo Hugh Thy prolse to thee we sung Wall glory to you bring Our Almo Moter true you ore And though we lourney for The thoughts ot you so good true Our best will help us do And os the yeors wnll roll olong Stull will we brmg to thee Stories ot honor ond glory won Though scottered from seo to seo Your sons who olreody have reoched the gool And those In yeors to come Wall struve for honors to brlng to you Success will meon work well done 90 I : , . , . I I I I I U55 I I I Your sons so true ond doughters too, I I I I f I I I I The Seniers and Their etivities CHARLES N BAER Academlc Course HI Y 3 4 Treasurer 4 Basketball Varslty I 2 3 4 Captain 4 Jumor Servlce Club Presndent 4 German Club President 3 4 Rmg Committee 3 Sphmx Stag Busmess Manager 4 Chrnst mas Program 4 IRENE BARTASHUS Academic Course Operetta I Glee Club 3 4 TrlHvY 3 4 Interclass Basketball CHARLES A BENECK Commerclal Course Commercial Club 3 German Club 3 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 Chrlstmas Program 3 BETTY BERK Commerclal Course German Cl b 3 4 Chnstmas Program 3 4 Interclass Bas ketball 3 4 RICHARD E BERK Academrc Course Glee Club 2 3 4 Junior Service Club 4 German Club 3 4 C ass Play Committee 4 Christmas Program 2 3 4 Blue and Whlte Stag 4 LAWRENCE R BERNHARDT Academic Course HIY I 2 3 4 oot ball Junior Varslty 2 Varsrty 3 4 Bas ketball Jumor Varsuty 2 3 Varslty 4 Jumor Service Club 4 Glee Club 4 Ger man Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 Press Club 3 Operetta 4 Track I 2 3 4 Dxstrlct Eleven Meet 3 4 LOUISE P BOWER Commercial Course Commerclal Club 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Press Club 3 Oper etta 4 Sphmx Stand 4 GREGG J BOYLE Academic Course Press Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 4 Football Jumor Varsity 'I 2 Varsity 3 4 Basket ball Jumor Varsity 2 3 Varslty 4 .lumor Service Club 4 NANCY J BOYLE ademnc Course T HIY I 2 3 President I Choir I Cab net 3 4 Pro gram Chairman 4 French Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 Latm Club 2 Sphmx Stag 2 3 Press Club 3 Operetta I 4 Interclass Basketball Captaln 3 Blue and White Stag I 3 Advertlsmg Manager 4 Class Play Commlttee 4 Prompter 4 Usher 3 GWENDOLYN L BRACHMAN cademlc Course T HIY I 2 3 Cabinet 3 4 Secretary 4 Choir 2 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Corporal 3 Sergeant 4 Bell Lyre Quartet 3 4 Sphmx Staff Snapshot Editor 4 Glee Club 2 Latm Club 3 Program Commrttee 3 French Club Secretary 4 Chrlstmas Program 3 Press Club 3 Interclass Basketball 3 4 MARIE ANN BRAZUNIS Commercial Course T HIY I 2 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Commercual Club Chorus 3 Sphmx Stand 4 MELVIN P BREINER Academlc Course German Club 3 Chrnstmas Program 3 Jumor Service Club BETTY BRENNAN cademlc C urse TrlHlY 'I 2 3 Cablnet 3 4 Soclal Chaurman 4 Chonr 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Taps Quartet 4 Corporal 4 Interclass Basketball 3 4 Chrustmas Program 3 Press Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Sphmx Stag Club Reporter 4 JOSEPH BURAGAS Academrc Course German Club 3 H Y 2 3 Jumor Servuce Club 4 JOSEPHINE Y CALABRESE Commerclal Course Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Trl HI Y 2 3 4 Commercial Club Chorus 3 Christmas Program 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Blue and White Typlst 4 Operetta 4 ANNETTA CAPUTO Commercial Course TrlHlY I Cablnet 'I Commercial Club 3 Chorus 3 Sphmx Stag 4 Sphmx Stand 4 Press Club 3 Chrrstmas Program 3 MICHAEL CICCOZZI Commercial Course Junlor Service Club 4 Graduated from Aquila Hugh School Aquila Italy ALICE R CLAUSE Commercial Course Trl HI Y 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 Corporal 3 Taps Quartet 3 Blue and White Typist 4 Oper etta I Usher 3 Sphinx Stag 4 Commer clal Club 3 German Club 4 Planlst 4 Class Play 4 Dance Committee 4 RONALD D CLEMSON Commercral Course Dance Commnttee 4 Jumor Service Club 4 PATRICIA ANN COLEMAN cademlc C urse T HIY I 2 3 Cabinet 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Interclass Basket b 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Bell e Quartet 3 4 Latm Club 3 French Club 4 Press Club 3 Chrlstmas Program 2 3 GEORGE F COMINSKY Academic Course HIY 'I 2 4 Chaplain 4 Pottsvllle Conference 4 Allentown Con ference 4 Latm Club 3 French Club 2 3 Junlor Service Club Secretary 4 Sphmx Stag Edltorln Chief 4 Class Play 4 Chrustmas Program 2 3 4 Rmg Com muttee 4 Dance Commlttee 4 Announce ment Committee 4 Class Treasurer 3 4 Sphmx Stand 4 STEPHEN COMISAC JR I 2 3 4 Cabin 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 French Club 3 4 Sergeant at Arms 4 Press Club 3 Sphmx Stag Advertnsmg Manager 4 Chrnstmas Program 3 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 Track 'I 2 3 4 Dlstrlct Eleven Meet'l 2 3 4 Football Jumor Varsnty I 2 Varslty 'I 2 3 4 Co Captain 4 Academic Course RONALD J COUCH Academlc Course HIY 'I 2 Sergeant at Arms I Operetta I Glee Club 2 3 4 Christmas Program 2 3 4 Football Jun lor Varslty 'I Varsity 2 3 4 Co Captaln 4 Basketball Jumor Varslty 2 Varsnty 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Dlstrlct Eleven Meet 3 4 German Club 3 4 Vlce President 4 Press Club 3 Jumor Service Club 4 Class Play 4 Sphmx Stag 4 91 JAMES S DAMPMAN Commerclal Course HIY I 2 Football Jumor Varslty 2 Jumor Service Club 4 PHYLLIS MAE DE'EM Commerclal Course Commercial Club 3 Sphmx Stand 4 ROSEMARY DIETLER Academic Course Trl Hn Y I 2 3 Oper etta I Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Latm Club 3 German Club 4 Sphmx Stand 4 I terclass Basketball 4 THELMA EDMON DS Commercial Course T HIY 2 3 om merclal Club 3 PAUL J ELENSKY Academic Course rench Club 3 4 Plamst 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 Com merclal Club Planlst 2 3 Class Play 4 Press Club 3 BARBARA J ERBE cademlc Course T H1 Y l 2 3 Club Servlce I Glee Club 2 Operetta I Press Club 3 German Club 3 4 CI b Reporter 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 Sphmx Stag 4 Sphmx Stand Christmas Program 3 4 Usher 4 Interclass Basketball 3 LOIS MARIE ERBE Commercial Course T HIY I 2 3 4 Commerclal Chorus 3 Commercial Club 3 Press Club 3 Glee Club 2 Blue and White Stag Typist 4 Bugle Corps Ser g ant 2 3 4 Interclass Basketball Chrvstmas Program 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Dance Commrttee 4 Usher 3 JOHN T EVANS shlp Commrttee 4 Pottsvllle Conference Octet 2 Christmas Program 3 4 County Chorus 2 Dlstrlct Chorus 3 All State Chorus 3 nd I 2 French Club 3 4 Press Club 3 Jumor Servrce Club 4 Operetta 'I 3 4 ROBERT FEATHERS Commercial Course Jumor Service Club rack 2 3 H JOHN FELSOCI Commercial Course Jumor Service Club 4 DANIEL ROLAND FLEXER Commercual Course Commerclal Club 3 Jumor Service Club 4 Band 'I 2 3 4 MARION C FOLK Academnc Course T HIY 2 3 Chr mas Program 4 French Club 3 4 Oper etta I BERNICE C FRITZ Acaclemlc Course Latm Club 2 German Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 4 ROBERT A FRITZ Academnc Course H Y 2 3 4 Bethl hem Conference 3 Operetta I 2 French Club 3 Glee Club 2 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 ' I '- I I I 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A RUSSELL GOZJACK Academlc Course H Y'l 3 4 Allentown Conference 4 Press Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Junlor Service Club 4 Christmas Program 3 4 Football Junlor Varsity 2 MANETH GRAVELL Academlc Course Football Junlor Varsity I 2 Varslty 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 Bas ketball Jumor Varsnty I 2 Varsnty 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 Dlstrlct Eleven Meet 3 4 Cab: 2 3 Fren Club 3 4 Vice Presudent 3 Sergeant at Ams 4 Octet 2 3 4 Junlor Service Club 4 Vrce President 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Vnce Presldent 3 Presndent 4 Operetta 4 Chrastmas Po ram 2 Sphmx Staff 4 Advertusnng Manager 4 Press Club 3 SYLVIA GREENE ca emlc Course T HIY I 2 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 French Club 3 4 Re porter 3 Chrxstmas Program 3 Operetta Blue and Whute I 2 3 4 Repor 2 3 Colummst 4 E KAY GRIFFITHS cademlc Course T HIY I 2 Chonr 2 3 4 Pottsvllle Conference 3 Glee Clu 2 3 4 Glrls Ensemble 4 French Club 3 4 Presldent 3 Sphmx Staff A soclate Editor 4 Sphmx Stand 4 Press Club 3 Blue and Whlte Reporter I 2 Latm Club 2 Dance Commnttee 4 Oper etta I 3 4 Class Play Stage Manager 4 CHARLOTTE K GRUBE Commercual Course German Club 3 SONIA GURESH Commerclal Course Commerclal Club 3 French Club 3 Christmas Program Sphmx Stand 4 W F GURNAVAGE JR Acad mlc Course French Club 3 4 Sec retary Treasurer 3 Junior Servlce Club 4 Sphmx Staff 4 Class Play 4 Blue and Whlte Staff 2 3 4 LORRAINE F HECHLER Commerclal Course German Club 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 Christmas Program MARGARET J HEFFELFINGER Commercial Course Press Club 3 lnter class Basketball 4 Captam 4 KATHLEEN S HEIN Commercial Course Tr: Hn Y I Glee ub I Commercial Club 3 Chorus 3 DOLORES DEVINNE HENRY Commercual Course Trl HI Y I Glee C ub I Press Club 3 Commercial Cub 3 Chorus 3 Christmas Program 3 Sphmx Stand 4 lnterclass Basketball 3 BET Y J HILL Commerclal Course WILLIAM HILL Commercnal Course HIY 3 4 Commer clal Club 3 Junlor Servlce Club 4 Dance Committee 4 Football Junlor Varslty I 2 Varsity 3 4 Track 4 DARYL E HOPPES Commerclal Course TrlHnY I 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 German Club 3 Treasurer 3 Commerclal Club 3 Chorus 3 Glee Club 2 3 Sphmx Typlst 4 Usher 4 DOLORES P HOSLER Commercnal Course PAUL JAMES Commercial Course Hn Y I Junior Servlce Club 4 Football Junlor V rslty 2 3 ack I 2 JOAN PATRICIA JEFFERY Commercial Course Commercial Club 3 easurer 3 Chorus 3 Trl HIY 'l 2 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Blue and Whlte Staff 2 3 4 Sphmx Typlst 4 Operetta I 3 4 Press Club 3 Christmas Program 3 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Usher 4 JOAN H JEWELLS Academic Course Ochestra I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Malorette Fr h b 4 Class Pla Operetta I Christmas Program Commlt tee 4 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Trl HI Y Choir I Press Club MARY JEAN JOHNSON cad mlc Course T HIY 3 4 Press Club 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Christmas Pro gram 3 French Club 3 4 WILLIAM T JOHNSON Commerclal Course Junior Servlce Club H J MAXINE JONES Commerclal Course T HIY I 2 3 4 Pottsvllle Conference 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Blue and Whlte Sta I 2 3 4 Reporterl 2 3 Co umn 3 Chorus 3 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Captam 3 Chrlstmas Program 3 Oper etta 4 VERA M JONES Commerclal Course German Club 3 Vlce President 3 Commercial Club 3 JOAN P KACIK Academlc Course Class Secretary 3 4 HIY I 2 3 4 Vocal Chairman I lnetl 3 4 our 3 4 DI t I 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembe 4 Operetta I 3 4 Blue and White Staff I 2 3 4 Junlor Hugh Editor I Clrculatlon 3 Co Edltor 4 Sphmx Staff Club Report er 4 Press Club 3 Latln Club 3 Vocal Chairman 3 French Club 3 4 Vo al alrman 3 4 B gle Corps 2 3 Christmas Program 2 3 4 Usher 3 Ring Commlttee 3 Dance Committee 4 lnter class Basketball 3 Class Play 4 Eastern Dlstruct Chorus 4 JOAN E KANTNER cademlc Course T Hu Y I 2 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Sergeant 3 4 lnter class Basketball 3 4 THERESA MARIE KASHMER Commercual Course T HIY 2 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Sphmx Refreshment Stand MARGARET A KELLETT Commercial Course Commercnal Club 3 Chorus 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Blue and Whrte Typlst 4 ANNE E KEMNER cademlc C urse TruHlY I 2 3 Ca met I 3 4 Chaplain I PUbICIY Chaurman 4 Chorr 3 Chrlstmas Program 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta I Sphmx Staff Assoclate Editor 4 Nom: natmg Commrttee 4 Latm Club 2 Press Club 3 French Club 3 4 Vlce President 4 Bugle Corps 2 Blue and White Staff 92 PATRICIA L KESTEP Commercual Course TrlHlY I 2 3 4 our I 2 Operetta 4 Intercass Basketball 3 4 Captam 4 Baseball 3 4 Sphmx Stand 4 JEAN D KIDURKIS Commercial Course Band 3 4 Malor ette 3 4 Glee Club 3 Operetta 3 4 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Press Club 3 Bugle Corps 2 Baseball 3 4 Usher 4 JOSEPH E KISTLER Commerclal Course Junior Service Club 4 Track 4 MARYLISSJ KLECKNER Commercial Course TrlHlY I 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 Chorus 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Rmg Commlttee 3 Christmas Program 3 Class Play 4 Operetta I Blue and Whlte Staff 4 Dance Committee 4 Press Club 3 MARLENE C KNEPPER Commercial Course T HIY 2 3 4 Cab: net 3 4 Christmas Program 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 Co Captam 4 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Commerclal Club 3 e porter 3 May Queen 3 Chorus 3 Usher 3 Press Club 3 CAROLYN MAE KOCH Commercxal Course Latm Club 2 Chorus 2 Chrlstmas Program 2 Sphmx Typist 4 DOLORES V KOCH Academlc Course Trl HI Y 3 4 Press Club French Club 3 4 S cretary Treasurer 4 Latm Club 2 Christmas Program 2 3 4 Class Song Commlttee 4 Announcement Commlttee 4 Usher 4 JOAN L KOCH Commerclal Course T HIY I 2 3 4 Pottsvllle Conference 3 Bugle Corps 2 MARY JANE KOCH Academnc Course Tn Hn Y 3 4 German Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Program Chairman 4 Christmas Program 3 Press Club 3 THEODORE KOHLER Commercual Course Jumor Servnce Club IRENE KOTUS Commercial Course Tru Hu Y I 2 3 Com merclal Club 3 Operetta I Blue and White Staff 4 Press Club 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Class Play 4 Usher 3 LEONARD KOVACH Academic Course Junlor French Club 3 Junlor Service Club 4 CHARLES R KRAPF Academrc Course HIY 4 Football Junior Varsity 3 Varslty 4 Track 2 3 Junlor Servnce Club 4 lnterclass Basketball I WILLIAM RICHARD KRAPF Commercnal Course Jumor Servlce Club 4 ROBERT J LAURINITIS Commerclal Course Commerclal Club 3 Junior Service 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JOHN H LINDEMANN Academlc Course H Y I 3 4 Band I 3 4 Trackl 2 4 German C 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta I Jun or Service Club 4 DAVID R LLOYD Commercial Course Press Club 3 Hn Y Commercial Club 3 Jumor Servlce Club 4 ELEANOR J LORD Commercial Course T H1 Y I 2 3 4 Corresponding Secretary 3 4 Choir Com merclal Club 3 Chorus 3 Christmas Pro gram 3 Blue and Whlte Reporter 3 Clr culatuon and Subscrlptlon 4 Press Club 3 Sphmx Nommatlon Commuttee 4 Sphmx Typist 4 Operetta I Glee Club 2 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Bugle Corps 3 4 Usher JOAN T LUSKY Academic Course Trl Hu Y I 2 3 4 ro gram Chairman I Conference I 2 Glee u I 3 4 Operet I Blue an Whlte Reporter 4 Latin Club 2 German Club 3 4 Christmas Program 2 3 Inter class Basketball 3 4 Press Club 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Class Play 4 ELEANOR LUTWIN Commercial Course T HIY 3 Com merclal Club 3 Bugle Corps 2 VELMA L MANTZ Commercial Course T HIY I Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Corporal 3 Sergeant 4 Commerclal Club 3 Chorus 3 German Club 4 Sphmx Typnst 4 DOLORES ANN MATALAVAGE C mmerclal Course T HIY I 2 3 4 cretary I Choir I 2 3 4 Band D m MalorI 3 4 Latln 2 Secretary 2 Press Club 3 Commercnal Club 3 Presldent 3 Chorus 3 Glee Club I 2 3 4 Ensemble 4 Blue and W e I 4 Operettal 3 4 Sphmx Nomlnat mg Commlttee 4 Sphmx Staff Alumm Edltor 4 Christmas Program 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Usher 3 Dlstrlct Chorus 4 JEAN I McGREGOR Commercial Course Commercial Club 3 orus 3 Trl HI Y I 3 4 Bu Cor 2 3 4 Operettal Sphmx Typist 4 Press Club 3 ILLOMAY O McLAUGHLIN Commercial Course T HIY I German Club 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Commercial Club 3 Press Club 3 PAULINE MIDDLECAMP Commercial Course Commercial Club 3 Latm Club 2 Christmas Program PAUL MILLER Academic Course Football Jumor Var 2 Varsity 2 3 4 Co Captain Basketball Jumor Varslty 2 3 Varsty 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 Dlstrlct Eleven Meet I 2 Jumor Servlce Club 4 Operetta I Y I 2 3 4 Cabinet 3 Glee 4 German Club President 3 Sphmx Staff Sports Editor 4 Christmas Program 3 SHIRLEY M MILLER ademlc C urse T HIY I 2 3 Gee Club I 2 3 4 Sphmx Stand 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Press Club 3 Inter class Basketball 3 Operetta 3 French Club 3 4 Chrlstmas Program 3 BEATRICE M MORGAN Commercial Course T HIY I 2 Ch I Latm Club 2 Chorus 2 Christmas Pro gram 2 Commercial Club 3 Chorus 3 French Club 3 Bugle Corps 2 Sphmx Stand 4 ROBERT LEO MORGANS Academic Course H Y I 2 4 Octet 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Band 3 4 Operetta I 4 Chrlstmas Program 4 French Clu 3 German Club 4 Chairman of Dance Commlttee 4 Blue and Whute 4 Sphmx Staff 4 Sphmx Stand 4 Junior Scrvlce Club 4 Press Club 3 Pottsvllle Conter ence 4 Dlstrlct Chorus 4 LOIS M MOSER cademlc Course T HI Y I 2 Cabinet Reception Chalrman 3 4 Lat Club 2 French Club 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 lnterclass Basketball 3 4 Press Club 3 Operetta I DANIEL A NELSON Acad mlc Course H1 Y 3 4 Class Repre sentatlve 4 Jumor S rvlce C ub 4 French Club 3 Sergeant at Arms 3 German Club 4 President 4 Football Jumor Varsity I Varslty 2 3 4 Dance Commlttee 4 VIOLET J OSENBACH Commercnal Course German Club 3 Pfess Club 3 lnterclass Basketball 3 ERNEST V PACHILIS Aademlc Course Operetta I French Club 3 4 Presldent 3 Christmas Pro gram 3 Service Club 4 Football Jumor V rslty I 2 RONALD F PILLO Academxc Course French Club 3 4 S r Jumor Service Club 4 Football Jumor Varsxty 2 DANIEL POSTU PACK Academlc Course Hn Y 4 Football Jumor Varslty 2 Varsnty 3 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 German Club 4 Club Reporter rack I JOHN PROTIVNAK Academrc Cours French Club 3 Jumor Servlce Club 4 Christmas Program 3 DAVID R RAMSEY Academic Course Op rc-tta I Latin Club 2 German Club 3 4 Blue and What Advertlslng Manager 4 Class Play 4 Junior Service Club 4 MICHAEL J RASCAVAGE Commerclal Course Jumor Service Cub 4 Press Club 3 Football Jumor Varsity JOAN E REITZ Academic Course TrlHlY 2 3 4 Cab: net 3 4 Instrumental Chairman Choir Planlst 4 French Club 3 4 Vocal Chairman 3 Christmas Program Sphmx Statt 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Gund on 3 Malorette 4 lntercass Basketball 3 Usher 3 Press Club 3 Dance Comrnzt tee 4 Dover Hugh School Usher I Stu dent Council I Student Prlnts Staff I Lnbrary Club I JAMES RHOADES Commercial Course HI Y I 2 3 4 Cab: net 4 Football Jumor Varsity I 2 Var slty 3 Commerclal Club 3 Class Play Stage Manager 4 Jumor Service Club 4 93 HAROLD RINKER Academic Course Jumor Service Club 4 Christmas Program 4 JOHN BOND ROWE Academic urse H Y I 2 3 4 Tre urer I Secretary 4 Octet 3 4 Norris town Conference 3 Allentown Conference 4 Pottsvllle DISIYICI Rally 4 Jumor Serv Ice Club 4 Class Play 4 Press Club 3 Glee Club 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Band 3 4 Operetta I German Club 3 Christ mas Program 3 Blue and White Adver tlslng Staff 4 PAT SANDERS Commercial Course Jumor Servnce Club 4 P RONALD SCHUCHART Academic Course Latln Club 2 French Club 3 Jumor Service Club 4 Christmas Program 2 3 WINFIELD H SCOTT Acad mlc Course H Y I Secretary I Press Club 3 French Club 3 4 Vlc Pres: dent 3 President 4 Christmas Program Commnttee 3 4 Announcements Commit tee 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 Sphmx Stand 4 Sphmx StaFt 4 Associate Editor 4 Class Play Committee 4 Christmas Program 3 ARTHUR F SENOR Academic Course Class Vlce President 3 4 Football Varsity 3 4 Jumor Service Cu 4 Track 3 4 MANUEL A SENOR Academic Course Jumor Servnce Club 4 Press Club 3 Football Varsity 3 4 Bas ketball Varsuty 3 4 Track 3 Coaldale Hugh School Football Varslty I 2 Bas ketball Jumor Varslty I Varsity 2 Class SHELDON L SHAFER Academic Course H Y 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Jumor Servnce Club 4 Sphmx Staff Pho tographer 4 Christmas Program 4 NEIL L SHAUB Academic Course B nd I 2 3 4 O chestra I 2 3 4 Eastern Dlstrlct Band 3 4 French Club 3 4 Sphmx a Photographer 4 Jumor Service Club 4 Christmas Program 2 3 4 CHARLES P SHERRY Commercial Course Jumor Service Club 4 ZELLO C SHERRY Academic Cours H Y I 4 Glee Club 4 Serv ce Club 4 Operetta I 3 French Club 3 Track 2 4 ELEANOR SINN Commercial Course Tr HI Y 2 3 4 Com mercnal Club 3 Chorus 3 Press Club 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 lnterc ass Basketball MARY ELIZABETH 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WILLIAM A SMITH Commerclal Course Junlor Servlce Club 4 Track 4 JESSE J SNYDER Commercial Course Junlor Servlce Club 4 Football Jumor Varsuty 'I 2 ODORISIO A SOZIO Academic Course HIY 2 3 4 Cabmet 3 Program Committee 3 Operetta I nd I 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Pr Club 3 Junlor Service Club 4 German Club 3 Socnal Charrman 3 Glee Club 4 LILLIAN SPUCOSKY Academic Course T HIY I Cholr I Gee Club I 2 3 4 Sphmx Stand 4 Operetta I 4 Blue and White 4 Re porter 4 JOAN NORA STAMM Academic Course German Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 GRACE E STEFFY Commercial Course Commercral Club 3 Press Club 3 Bugle Corps 2 Band 3 4 Drum Malarette 3 4 JEAN L STEIGERWALT Commercial Course Press Club 3 Blue and Whate Typist 4 MILDRED S STEIGERWALT Commercnol Course PETER SUBACZ ommerclal Course H Y I 2 3 Pottsvllle Conference 3 Jumor Service Club 4 Sphmx Stand 4 Commercial Club 3 Press Club 3 MARYANNE SULLIVAN Academrc Course T H1 Y I 2 3 4 R rter I Choir I 3 4 Press Operetta I 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 4 French Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 4 Usher 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 a Club 2 Dance Committee 4 ROBERT C SWENSON Academic Course German Club 3 Chrlst mas Program 3 Sphmx Stand 4 Junlor Service Club 4 Basketball Jumor Var slty 2 3 Varslty 4 ELEANOR C SWILP Commercial Course Operetta 4 Summnt Hugh School New Jersey Tn Epsllor 2 Band 2 Sprung Festuval 2 Archery 2 MICHAEL TATUSKO JR Academic Course HIY I 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 German Club 3 Press Club 3 Christmas Program 2 3 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 MICHAEL TEPO Commercial Course Commercial Club 3 Football Jumor Varsity I 2 Jumor Serv Ice Club 4 ELIZABETH L TETER Academic Course T HIY 2 3 4 C b net 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Drum Ma lorette 3 4 Operetta I Latm Club 2 French Club 3 4 Press Club 3 Interclass Basketball 3 Usher 3 Sphmx Stat? 4 Chrlstmas Program 2 3 4 JUNE E TILEY cademlc C urse TrlHlY I 2 3 Vlce Presldent 3 Presudent 4 Cheerleader 4 Co Captam 4 Press Club 3 Oper etta I Dance Commuttee 4 French Club Ring Committee 3 Usher 3 Christ mas Program 2 3 4 EDWARD J TITUS Commercnal Course Class Presldent 3 Dance Committee 4 Jumor Servlce Cub 4 Jumor French Club 3 Football Var I 2 3 4 Basketball Jun ar I rslty 2 k Dnstrlct Eleven Meet 2 3 4 Glee Club 4 Sphmx Staff 4 SYLVIA I TITUS Commercial Course German Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 Interclass Basket ball 3 Sphmx Stand 4 GEORGE TOTH Academic Course French Club 3 Junlor Servlce Club 4 STEPHEN J TOTH Commercial Course Junlor Service Club Track I 2 CAROLYN A TREVORROW Academuc Course TrlHlY I 2 4 Choir 4 French Club 3 4 Chrnstmas Program Gee Club I 4 Latm Clu Operetta I 3 4 Press Club 3 Christ mas Program 4 Interclass Basketball 3 4 Glrls Ensemble 4 Usher 4 BEANN UETZ Academlc Course T I Hu Y I 2 3 4 Cho r I 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Bell Lyre Quar t 3 4 Orchestra I 2 3 4 lnterca s Bas etball 3 Fr nch Cub 3 4 Lat Club 2 Press Club 3 Blue and Whute 4 Clrculatlon 4 Chrustmas Program 2 3 Usher 4 SAMUEL BRUCE WAGN ER Academlc Course Football Junlor Varslt 2 Varsity 3 4 Basketball Jumor Var Presldent 3 President I 4 S nator to Model Legislature 4 Octet 2 3 4 Pre sldlng Offlcer of Schuylkill County Rally 4 Blue and Whlte I 2 3 4 Jumor Hugh Editor I Sports Edltor 3 Co Editor 4 Operetta I 3 4 Latm Club 2 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Junlor Serv Ice Club 4 Sphmx Staff 2 3 4 A clate Edltor 4 Class Play 4 Chrvstmas Program 2 3 4 SAMUEL J WALL Academic Course HIY I 2 Chaplain I Octet 3 4 Class Play 4 French Club Planlst 3 Christmas Program 3 4 Press Club 3 Basketball Manager I 2 3 Track Manager I 2 Football Manaaer Jumor Service Club 4 Operetta 3 4 Glee u 2 3 MARIAN WALTON cademlc Course TrlHlY I 2 3 Chour 3 4 Press Club 3 Glee Club I 3 4 Christmas Program 3 Blue and Whlte 2 3 4 Clrculatlon 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Taps Quartet 3 4 Corporal 4 Interclass Basketball 3 Glrls Ensemble 4 JACQUELINE M WELSH Academlc Course Trl HIY I 2 3 4 So cual Chaurman I Bugle Corps 2 3 Ger man Club 3 4 Treasurer 3 Operetta 'I Chrustmas Program ARLENE C WERTMAN Academic Course Latm Club 2 German Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Operetta I 3 4 Class Play 4 Committee 4 Christmas Program 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 In terclass Basketball 3 4 Captain 94 ROBERT WHITENIGHT Commerc1aICourse HIY I 3 4 Jumor Service Club 4 Commerclal Club 3 Ser geant at Arms 3 Press Club 3 BETTY WILLIAMS Academlc Course Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Trl Hr Y 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 DONALD E WILLIAMS Academic Course HIY 2 3 4 Soc al Committee 4 German Club 3 4 Christ mas Program 3 Jumor Service Club 4 Press Club 3 LOIS M WILLING Commercial Course Commercial Club 3 Chorus 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Press Club 3 Glee Club 2 Operetta I Sphmx Stand 4 Usher 3 Christmas Program 3 ALICE M WINKEL ademuc C urse TrlHlY I 2 3 Cabmet 3 4 Pottsvllle Conference I 3 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 German Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 Press Club 3 Operetta I 4 Interclass Basketball GEORGINE WITTIG ademlc Course T HIY I 2 3 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Ger man Club 3 4 Operetta 3 Class Play 4 PAUL F WOMER Academuc Course German Club 3 4 Christmas Program 3 4 .Jumor Service Club 4 HARLES M YACOVELLI Academlc Course HIY I Jumor Servlce Club 4 German Club 3 4 GLORIA K YEAGER Academlc Course HIY Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Operetta 'I Press Club 3 Christmas Program 3 4 French Club 3 4 DOROTHY L ZAPRAZNY Commerclal Course KATHRYN E ZAYLESKIE Commercial Course Trl HI Y I Operetta G ub 2 3 4 Chrlstm Program 2 4 Sphmx Stand 4 DORIS CATHERINE ZEHNER Academic Course Latm Club 2 German Club 3 4 Vice President 3 Secretary 4 Refreshment Committee 4 Christmas Pro gram 2 3 Class Play Committee 4 Inter class Basketball 4 NANCY I ZEHNER cademlc Course TrlHuY I 2 3 Cabmet I 3 Pottsvllle Conference I 2 German Club 3 4 Reporter 3 Treasurer 4 Bugle Corps 2 3 4 Sergeant 4 Taps Quartet 3 4 Operetta I Dance Com mnttee 4 Interclass Basketball 3 4 Usher 3 ROBERT W ZEPLIN Commerceal Course HIY 2 3 Commer clal Club 3 Press Club 3 Jumor Servlce Club 4 KENNETH W ZIMMERMAN Academic Course Jumor Servlce Club 4 E IDABEL ZIMMERMAN Commercsal Course Commerclal Club 3 T HIY 2 4 EDMUND M ZUBEY Commercnal Course HnY 3 Commerclal Club 3 Sergeant at Arms 3 Christmas Program 4 Jumor Servlce Club 4 Track ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 41 ' 1 '- 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' 1 I 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 - - - 1 - ' 1 sity , , , 5 , lor V - 1 1 7 7 1 . sity , Va ' , 35 Trac I, 2, 3, 4, . 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A O 1 - - 1 1 1 4, ' ' - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 21 3, 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 3, 41 ' 1 1 - , 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 3, 4- fllulnnl Selzllnn Because the alumnl assocnatuon In Tamaqua ns very actuve we Include In our book some of their names whereabouts and accomplnsh ments OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION President GUY DEININGER Vlce presldent KENNETH KOCH Secretary MARJORIE BOYLE Assustant Secretary CARLA CAPUTO Treasurer BETTY DEITRICH Asslstant Treasurer ALICE COLEMAN Sergeant at Arms ROBERT BOETTGER ACTIVITIES DURING 19491950 In October the assocnatlon sponsored a ban quet for the alumni In Zion s Lutheran Church The banquet IS now an annual event and brings together graduates from all over the United States At Christmas there was a for mal dance and later another which was the Pre Lenten Dance In April the play A Date with Judy was given In the Malestlc Theatre In May there was a party forthe 1950 gradu side ballroom These ev nts were nn addutnon to the regular monthly business and soclal meetings OFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1949 Presldent FRANKLIN KNOTTS Vice president BENJAMIN FAUST Secretary LOIS ROEDER Treasurer JOHN BURAGAS COMMENCEMENT 'I949 At thus fifty nlnth commencement the pro gram was dlFferent from the program which had been In fashnon In Tamaqua for many years The honor students who were Irene Krepack Lots Roeder Arnold Klein Bernice Kaplan Janet Evans Dorothy Dlefenderfer Gloria Zehner and Mnrnam Weston were an nounced but the mam event of the program was a talk on Education An Outlook on Life by The Honorable Paul L Wagner state sen ator The dnplomas were presented by M Gordon K Pfeul a member of the School Board Members ofthe Class of 1949 who are con tununng thelr education Albrlght College Indnana College Temple Unuversnty Readlng Hospital Penn State Center Stroudsburg Temple Umversuty Muhlenberg Penn State Center Reading Hospital Allentown Hosputal Allentown Hosputal Penn State Center Robert Arner Charles Betz Theodore Block Helen Boyer Robert Brenner Robert Brode Janet Evans Robert Evans Bengamln Faust Carolyn Fusher Anna Frehn Grace Halges Joseph Hahn Beatrice Hallman Lock Haven State Teachers College Bernice Kaplan Reading Hospital Ann Klrk Philadelphia General Rhea Klstler Reading Hospital Franklun Knotts Admiral Farragut Academy Kathryn Kropp Allentown Hospital Marte Kuptez Philadelphia General Dolores Lynch Umversnty of Pennsylvanua Hosputal Anthony Matt Pierce Business School Mary Malusky Ford School of Business Joyce Myers Allentown Hospital Stephen Postupack Stevens Trade School Aluce Rodgers Temple Unnversuty Hospital Kathleen Schaeffer Philadelphia General Hospital Anna Schnlbe Jefferson Hospltal MGYIOVIS Smlth Unlverslty of Pennsylvania Hospital Cleo Taylor Penn State George Taylor Penn State Daniel Tolan Stevens Trade School Theresa Trubulla Temple Umversuty Monica Tuite University of Pennsylvania Hospital Wulllam Walton Muhlenberg James Znogas Franklm and Marshall Members ofthe Class of I949 servnng an the Armed Forces Anthonay DeStephams Army Robert Gerber Navy Mlchael Holota Army Earl Lyons Army Stanley Muller Navy Joseph Ruta Army Rafe Sands Navy Wulllam Scheldegger Army I I Utes and in June G formal dance in ,he Lake- Gloria Miller ........... Reading Hospltal , , ' , ' ....... U. S. I I . I ' .............. U. S. 1 ' ' ............. U. S. ' 1 ' ................. U. S. . , - ' ............... U. S. . ' r. ' ................ U. S. . ', ................ U. S. . ' ' ' ......... U. S. 95 AIIIIIIIFEIIIIIS AUIIIIIFHUIIS 'ln Uul AllVl!I'llhPI'S The class of 1950 wrshes To express nfs grahfucle to The people who have placed adverfusements an our yearbook These people have helped In no small way To make our yearbook possible To them we oFFer our deepest apprecuatuon 98 1 l 1 Y u n , I , Harold F. Kline 6' , e ' K Qwaossy ff! 6 ef-!'f'Sf LLA 'S SHOE TQRE 417 W. BROAD S'l'REE'I' -UDV' V 1949 1950 CALENDAR September 6 School doo s open Sepfember 9 Frsi vlcfory Tcums beat Summit Hull Fclward f L nah Funeral Home Phono 130 131 Ima biltll TAXI XQL -X P-X 99 IAUIA L .x. m. J . J . ' ,I x ' 'ix Edwards Flowers TA YIAQYA 'D'?'DG1C- l'1unts unfl fflll l'v1lIl4'l'f'S for .111 U1'1'f1.vinnx 'Z IC KC' PHONE 7 ? w WENT BROAD NTREET f:0l71lIIil1Il'flfS of M arnelle's IIZ3 Vl'liS'l' BRUAD STHl'll'l'l September l0 Forst Sensor class dance September 'I7 Football players see Eagles Bears game September 23 Toms beat Blythe PLI MBINI AND HEATIlNi XIX Xl' l INN S1118 mul Sflllll Ixus l,IlII1IllllllI lUlll'l Illl N I S Gerhard s 17 Mduih lhunk btrcet HOWARD WILLIAMS WM A PA COMPANY n '11 BRUNID Nlllltll IIIUNI' ill Q 351. itll A f ik L QL ,J 7 'J ik, NI N 1: I', CES I , U OF 7 wi? ,A llr FIAT' .N Ii ' jji' N, 100 - - - - - - - - - A - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. - - .v.wAv.-.v.-.v.-.v.'.i.v..-.V.v.Y.-.V.v.v.w.-.v.v,-.2.v-77,7-T A Y A - A , A, A - A ,H , - ugene F. Sowers 953664- I,P1K'llllllbl0 IlISlll'lllll'l' 9544? Tanlaqua National Bank Building TANIAQII.-X. PA. Berkshire Clf'illl0l'S -Y I'uilorseefF11rrif-rs JAMES NEFA5, Prop. 209 Wert Broad Street TAMAQUA, PA. Phone 620 LAZUR BROS. Kaiser-Fruzvr Prmllwls and Svrvif-4' Ruilroaul auul Ilialdle- Struct, T.-KM.'KQll.,X, PA. Plmm- II90 Ellex Wholesale SPECIALIZING IN CANDY, CIGARS. CIGARET'I'ES, TOII M1110 li En on Stull unuun September 27 Mass Bcxhrt and Mass Paolo went to March of Dimes Conventlon September 28 Senior class meeting September 30-Raiders flrst loss to Cooldale FIVE POINT DINER Inc Hotel or f ood Food UR l0NlII'I IONFD OPPN Il HOURS lomplunents n ffenevlewe 5 Bedutv Shoppe Complznwnta o LONEY ISLAND LUNCH HINIPLINIFNTS UI SHAFER S DRUC STORI Fm PM SIIIIIUOIIS It Stu IRI UTI X PX I2 lrllll'il.ll .T1 ala. Pu. , 1. N 1 v - fc ew f ' X1 47 , v - , , 7 J w v. V ,l 1 W , ' - f Il Cffntw .I 'wt If K . f . IOI Congratulations Class 0 1950 TAMAOUA HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 102 from SN: if Kellner and Compan HOME SLAUGHTERED MEATS PORK. NEAL. BEEF. LAMB HY-GRADE TURKEYS ,Uarlmt Sluuglzlvr Iluusv 110 Xvest Broad Strvvl ,104 Pitt Stn-vt Phone 365 Phom- 955 V Spho 56 urst o yCf COMPIIMLNFS OF SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY TAMAQU x P 4 103 O fober 3-J. . game. o more class meefing. O Vober - -Sphinx pic? e cken. O? ber 7-Pep meeting for Mohuno iy game. 1 , 5 , -V 1 . X A, 7 A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A , , , W v A A v , A Y v A Y v.A.A.A.A.v.A.A.A.A.-.-.v.'.v.A.A.A.A.A..A,V -------,------------------ - - ..,. , , . , I ,. - - - - - - - - - .-.-.-v-. .--.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-A.-.--.-.A.A.A.-.-.-.-.-.A.A.g The 01:1 Rvliublv Bank The First National Bank The Hlllllf' of Slll'il1'fS Rc-s0111't'f's S7.IIIIII,IIII h 0.00 II I I 'I 'I I I 4 Ill III I I 'I QI I I I I I I ,I I .tg Itl Ill I I QI I 'I jI I I I QI ,I Iql Auihorizr-tl to avt as Exvvutor. Arlministrator. Gllurdian, VTFIIHIPC. or in any othm' Firluviary vapurity. 'Ilelnlwr 0 Fealvral Dvpowit Insurunff' l'nrp0rntinn I' . , October 13 Service Club organlzed Ocfober 15 Toms played at Nesquehonlng October 22 Bugle Corps won Hrs? prlze In Mummers Parade Wendel Q Sport Shop Spur Ilnvf Comix Hs ll Spur Isnmn I' B umplum nls Kathryn Down' S Beauh Shoppe PRICE S FGOD CENTER I0 III Ig, I' . 'III lv II 5 : 1, 11 . I 'III A , . . II Q' . 1 . III 1 25 In I- 1. III I, f-' - ' lv ,av . II' ,A ' I W I I I III' P1 -1 7 I- . II 4' 5 . ' 'RI ' I.. A 4 - l'.I -5 ., I I-I f f I I - -1 . -A 'IJ 1 . II A If' IJ. - I. III If . III I I4 'IJ . l',I . III: . IIQI ' . - A III: 14 'HI -. I II I. IZ' . I'-I I I- I I I If- I . IW: ft I I'-' I'-I 'X 'III I . II' f IF' ' IU' A 'QI u -A II I' .. Il ,, III' S. I. . IIYI , III U . III If' II 'I Ig' IQ, . I I IQ' IILt-TLTLTLT-TLTLTLT-7LTLTL:LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTJ-TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLZ'TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT DR. H. R. NVll'.l.lAMSON Foot Specialist ii? ll9 Wert Brozul Street, 'FRIIIIRIQIISI-. Pu. Health Spot lforrvvtire Shoes for Y l flfen, Wunten, mul lfhilllren COIIIIIIIIIIHIIIS of flbtch ell is Phone l39-,I or U9-M Congratulations and Best Wishes Furniture Mart if? Lewis Barber Shop if 1 to ul tm If u October 24 Girls gym classes went to exhibition In Lock Haven November 1 Hunting season Many absent Mr Boer had the grnppe November 3 Army movies shown nn the gym l omplrm entc 0 X01 l E ILEANLRS fomplznunls 0 16 58 Nluumln lhunk Street TXNI XQU-X PX The Catewa 'Heel Your l'rwn1ls at tht M WFIUWPR mo It xsl BRUXD QI PT on S u FXVIXOUK Pk Ulllpllllll nie W W HORROBIN Sourber S Jewelry Store Dealer ln Fsmblhhed 1921 Fine Futnltule .mtl Catpet 108110 Ent Brofld qtreet l All XQU X PA TAMAQUA P4 'IO5 Karl' 1 Stn-vt. Ta z I al. Pu. - . , . .. . Y t Y , V 1 1 J 4 I ' 1 lf f : A ' Y . , : . z 1 ' . . 1 . A J' J ..- .- .NR Nfl' 5 East Br a l .'tr t A 1 : K L , r . C ' 1 ,. of . . 9 4. .' Y- ' . . . if I Q 1 S Q , J LL , . - s A - if Lasarchick is fllusic S tore Compliments of 72? Charles K. Evans APPLIANCES RECORDS ik R -XDIUS November 5-Bugle Corps dance Football players at Penn Vnrgmna game November 'll School holiday Armlshce Day November 12 Second class dance The Tamaqua atlonal Bank BRO -XD and BERWICK STREETS llu Brml. 11 I 1 rsonal S1 Tl 111 O CUMMFRFIH DFIARIWINI O SXVINIQ DPPNRINIPNI IRISI DPPARINI 1 NPITAI Sillllflllllllll sURl'l Us 5100 mmnm RFSOURLES OX ER S6 wlllllltllllltl We would welfonu sou .1 1 lmnk 111110 ltul mto f1llowsh1p wutll th1 FCQIJOIISIIJIC CHIZLII of Idlllaqlld iIlllVllllll1S who an Illdilllgq then finanmal ll1fl1lt I'lf'6 on the Gulf- of local PIO res- Member uf Ie1ler11l Keserze Sv stem Member 0 Federal Deposzt IIISUTIIHIC Forporatzon 106 -1 . A O A Y N H W fy . . l - f 1,5 A l --1 . 1 Y- 4- 1,- ,1 I A A I 1 A Al w 1 Y - V. . fm 5 f . YA A 1' . A. v1 wvx w rw In-Yfr I . . . .A A . , . . . . 'r . . A. . ,. . . x Y 'X 1 x ' AS 1 1 - x S. 1 . x 1 . l V . .. N ,Y .. . v . .Q . L . 3 . , 2 . l . , .. , , . . . 1, ,l , , P . ,' . . '.. , , . 1 . . f .V . - , Intaggynwu STETSON HATS Sasha LOO IF IT'S RIGHT FOR YOUNG MEN WE WILL HAVE IT Snmrl Clnthvs for fllen mul Hoyx ' 4 W L E E pre-shaped HATS AUALIGATCDQ I R0llUl IS I4 Class play tryo s ve b r 'I5 nnou ov mb r 18 K lp u e ded footb IOIIPLHIIHNIS UF Burdlck and Moser News Agency P and B F BURDIKK AND W MOSER Sportmg Goods lml Sum x 1 ru lIl4 1 :mm ol X11 Knits SIN-'llllll e Ill llu Il me Subscription .I PXCKER IEBO 1 H KRI Es R DONOHUI' 9 BFRW ll lx SFREI' I' TAMAQU X Pl 107 1 .. ...Xf--..- , ,f , . November - uf . No m e -Play ccxsl cz ncecl. N e e - u mon? g m en all seoso . w 1 I w yrw v ' 4 A V 1. l A C U . I LT . . Daily 4 .1 lu-' llapvrs -'l'ul1 'vos 1 l Q Nlzgw' :S ,'l: WEP ': ' 1 gz' ' x Q - - V, ,f 1, 1, . f I . . A 1 4 . . r , f . -----------------------------------------------------------------------,-1 4-L-L-L-L-L-.1-L-L-LAL-LAL-:AL-L-.14L-1-L-L-LAL-L-L-LAL-L-L-L-L-L-.:-LALALAgAL-g-L-L-L-LAL-L-LALALAL-L-gegeg-ge,QLALAL-LALALALAL-L-lc.-L-L-L-J.-L-L41 TAMAQUA LAUNDRY jf? AND DRY CLEANERS Compliments of For Dvpvruluble Laundry and Dry Cleaning Serrire X. Sir ii? PHONF I 15.01 X l November 2l Senor Gravell Couch pxcked for Dream Game November 22 Nlghf lufe ended for basketball players trmnmg started November 23 28 Thanksglvmg vocahon THE SCHILBE LUMBER COMPANY w::a:r.s was Q 222 '-1-xsfx'aii: i-'x' 'MM ' 'Pint Our Dflplay ban l UIIIIPIIIIIPIUS 0 Try P B frrdeff Barber Shop DINOS RESTAURANT mzawuzx STREET and Soda F0lllllLH1l1 Where Food Food Is Seri Pd l0MPIIMFNTS Of Broul md Belwlr-lx Street T4-MAQU4 H CHARI ES H LONC I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 108 , , , 'I nr-J TRIM' K rex. :QI II' :QI I III: I:- IW' - , , ' . 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Conzpliments of Ta lorfs Diner FRIEDBERCQS lmlifls lrvaring ,1,,,,f.f.-1 ik ,llillinvry flower, December l Dream Game Art Senor cuptuln December 3 Thurd class dance December 6 Foofball players had dinner at Dmos and free movle at the Moleshc Lomplzments o Rubln s Market llill Ye-gelalrle Pre ll Pork xlll H if I nm md Dre ed Lhulxen Frozen Food Opul Elfllllllg Phone 9795 W 0 l,LllNQl' Complnm nts 0 Banner Fashlons Z1 WUI! Broad Struct 109 . . , . .. Y - if - 5 1 7 '1 7 A I . ,,-. 5, B , ., e-, ..1l, 1 ssf 5, s r w s 2 , - f . Y u fi I s k IIUIIIIJIIIYIGIIIS 0 A FRIEND December 'I4 Top Shop Review by the Trl HIY December 'I7 HIY Clwrlslmos formal December I9 Loss Wagner vuslfed The Sensor English classes UIIIIIIIINPIIIQ f UIHIIIIIHIIIIN 0 SHAW S W Xl l P-XPPR Clemson s Coal and Ice SCFVICC lUlll'llMl'NT5 U1 Ulf Ix QI HI I IR Bruin: Shop C omplzmcntg 0 Gctorza Theatre 110 lf ' . of , f I I AI L1 . j ' , - f 'l'Xll'XQl. X. PX. --- --------------- -- ------- - .......... -- ......... --.. ...A - ............ W ., cIOIIlI!IiIllf'llfF of EVANS' RESTAURANT Cnmplimvnls of wi? un. ,xxn was, ABE smiamx C ,- AND DAI'GllTER lfnn1pli1m'nls of Endicott-Iohnsou Shoes We I Broul Sturm TX IXOI X Ik omp HIIPII ts of Baer? Store ay December 20-GI e Club sang of the hosp ful December 23 Bruce Wagner emceed the Chrustmus Party C UIIIIIIIIIIPIUS 0 THOMAS DAVIS JR Funeral Dlrector ffl . ' 1 IQ' 1 12-I I 1, I 1 11' 1'-I 1'-I 1'-I lf, ' I 1 1 1'-I 1'-' 1'-I ,ip . 1, 1-, '1 1'1 1:11 1,1 1' I . 1:-I 11, I 1 15' 15' 11' 1'-I , Ip: 1,- 1,-I 11 111 'I I-I' I I l'1I 1 11' 1'-' 15' 111: -- lg, 'Ip ' . 'Vu . flu ' I' I I-n 111: 11 'II I lf, 1 Il lg' ll -I :fp v 111: ' I' ' 1'.I 4. 'al k 4 , 1'-' ' 121: V. 'Ig . lull . 11' rl IQ' . 1 11, 11, . -. 1:- 13 'S 11 15: . 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January 1 -Coach from ord am interviewed Ar , Neff Couch, and iller. J , .- f J 7 Af M , ' g'-ff ' fm llf Wm! Urozul Fir-vt - I l-X, PK. 30 llcntrr- .A Qvl - 1 1 , . 3. Evenin Courier 3 Currzplilrzvlrls uf PA LM A M AHIA .7-jk HAI QIIDIIIIIHIIIPIIIS ul' iNl'1X'S NlI'IfX'I'S zlml GHUCICH H. H. l'fXPHRMXN. Prnprivlur fill Hnzln' Strvvt 'FQXNIMJUX , Plllllll' filil-R IANIXI. NICXX S. SI HRTS NICYNS IQ P. XXUKl.D NICXYS lfnllzplirrlvrlls of l'HU'l'U ICNIQRAYINU NNW 5 YYI6 Beac-0,1 Dlincl' JOB PRINTING UF BIi'l I'HR lxlYD H0ylpj'l'4Wg X. ply. uay2 ucuc oes gshc January 24 Mlss Bohr? fook he class on bo k Tour f nm p11 men ts 0 Kemner S Pharmacy x N lllflflllllt N B uul :url tllllltll St cet IXUI 115 Jon r 3-G id n e rn vi in En Ii loss. i ' .- f 7 Xl. .I NNE I IC IXIGH. ' 'ici ik lfk a rus 'ru , K xx. PAX. 4 I . I ln I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I I . I I . I I I I 'I 'I QI I I ,I I 'I I'IsIuIIIisIl1'cI I875 PINIIIP 824-825 HADE TY HARDWARE CCMPANY, INC. IIARIIWARE PLUMBING-HEA'l'IIXlQ GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES vi? III1 VIIISI BRUXD NIRIIPI X IUII I ' 5 gA 6 I IIIII plunenn 0 National lore NIR HIC H B DONOHIIII II6 I I I 1 . I . - , . - . . I . - 'I I ,. f . , , Ig I .I .- . IA. I 1 'I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I January 2 -Joint meeting of Y clubsg Iopic Choosin Mcufef' jI ,I January 2 -Seniors drew for class play tickeis. jI I 'I I I 'I fl I QI I QI , I .' f I I I I II , I I I I I I I I ik I I I I I , . I S . - ' I I I I I I I I I I I -2TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL?LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT:TLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL- Kathryn Russell NOTARY'PUBLHl REAL ESTATE BROKER CENNRALINSPRXNCE 15 Cvrltrc- Street Vlvlllllilflllll. Pu. Phone 281 8 u of l omplmu ni Mllera Shoppe 1 ssls ...fl mms 1 e 'I UI KUUX Maff M0t0l Sales LHRX QLFR PLYNIOUFH gales and Sf ruee Phone 1364 ,I Barber mfSCh ami SCFUICG Beauty 10 I H 1 P one 2 Srruu or lfoplf U lm fare January 2 -Senior class dance. Febr cry 'I--Plcxy cost had ternoon off. f ' ' s of ' ' 7' 7 J JRFIQ' 'If 1 I .f IWW-N B-4lS-- f,l . V. , . . H tl on I' 'I 1 X I p vs lrusl Ln. ull Img h x -H' 'IW Nl-XQIPX. PA . , v ,U 1' -, f ', . I' . H7 ----.N.------------- -A C0 lIPI,1lll'IN'TS UI prite Manu acturing Compan lllll May eld Lmgerze Inc X Pl NNSN I X XNI X 118 I 'IV MM-DIM Sillfl' 1895 Bastian Bros. Co. RUCIIESTER. NEW' YORK ik' Paul L. XXZIQIIIPF. UU. Box 268 'lwiilllilllllih Pax.. Pham' llvl-T-,I ik H Sl H001 JPN Pl R sl KIIUNI4 H February 2 S nor pl y February 8 End of first semester report cards I onzplunents n THE Y CIGAR STORE IAN UTI X PX 119 HIC fl . AND lIlJI.I4EGE N I. X AND f ll i ' .- f LTLTLTLTS. Z:7gTLTftTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL?LTLTL:LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLT5-TLTLTLTL-:LTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTLTL ,,,,,,,.,,,. - - .v. - - - -.-.-,-.-.-.-x,vN- ZIZELMANN FUNERAL HOME Sllll East Brmul Stn-vt IMI HHN PX. K . 2 bthy 3 EQYP' M1 Fllfllll Ulllflllllll nl RIC XI UND BI UNI Chas 4 Cebert IXSI R lxfl X4 Nl 120 February 2 vGeorge's ir do g no school. February 2 'ffMr. Wendell spoke to assembly on .H W V QQ . 1 . lflfl X 'sl ISVIHIII Slrw-I If ' ' s of 'l'xxl-uglw. Vx. w 1 Q ll If 4 ' J 1 PHO, V 'I ill! 'l'fX NI MH T N .l lfWl'fl.lCRS Compliments of WENZEL'S BAKERY Home 0 Delzcrous PASTRY AND BAKED GOODS March 2 Assembly baskeiball players received sweaiers and letters March 6--Trl Hn Y cxmcleur mght Allstate onstructlon 0 BITUMINOUS CONCRETE MATERIALS 0 ASPHALTS 0 TARS AND ROAD OILS I ROAD AND DRIVEWAX CONSTRUCTION 0 EXCAVATION AND GRADING Mum Offlcr 4TH AND CHESTNUT STREETS HARRISBURG PA Phone 42028 Plants at MILROY PA HANOVER PA CRESSONA PA Mlfllln C0 York Co Schuylkill Co 'l2'I .. I ' I O C A 7 . . P. , , , . : , . , . , . 4 4 I - - - - - - - ..1.f.-.A.-.-.A.-.A.--.1,A.--.f.A.-.f-.-..-.-.- I . I ,I I I I . I I I I 'I 'I . I ,I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I ,I I 'I 'I . 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S1'l1r1'r'lf Tlwrztrvs I Nltxlljvlf Xl ,I I I IW' IN' III 'I I ,I 'I -I 'I 'I 'I ,I fl I I 'I 'I I I I I March 17 Mr Welker wore green March 23 Sc1'e of opereffo hckefs Macbeth rest BRII XD 111 Iwcrx Uuasu B H III 1111111111 IU1llw111lI 1fllIll1IlI'f Supplus 6117168 IMI I hone 7 ROLIS HDI I 'I I I I I I, II 'I 'I 'I 123 I IW' II II IU' l'II L 1 .I I 1' IV' I III A 'II '31 V I II I . I IN' IW' ' , , II' QI 'UI . A IU' ' 'III I- V I'-' - I I IQ: I ' II' I , II II ' I I 1 II II' ' . IMI v ' I I-I I IZ II - II II: II - - I-I . I IW' IN' II: II . IV: I . Ii' II 'fl 0 II ' III , ' II II II II , . IPI, F' J II P I- 2 III -I ' 4 III: ' I I :I I- I XI, - V 'ul , ' If II' I, I . II . UI 'III , I , , II I- II H . II 2- . ' I . I Ii.: U ,A II II I II - . . I-I ' I-I . I-I I-I , II I. III . 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I 6 The Turnin Point The Turning Point in a young IIIBIIAF- Iifc often takcs place when his employer finds him saving regularly and Seeking advice from the officers of his bank on his financial nlattcrs. The Time to Start Is ....... Now .I The Place ro Start Is ......... THE PEUPLES TH ST IIUIVIPII Y Tl1l7lf1l1UH,S Progressive Ban lf Member of the Federal Re erxe Qs tem Nlcmher of the Fedcrll Depo ll In urinme lompans I s Moy 20-T H Y H Y Sp g Formal Helsler 5 Clover Leaf Dalry NIORRI9 W HEISI ER Prop PASTEURIZED HOMOI EINIZFD MII K DARI RH H I H0101 All IVIII K Tanlaqua Pa R D B0 1 Phone 31 R 4 126 - 5 ' .55 A 2 1 s a ' 1 ' 1' Apri I2--Sphinx fini hed. ri- i- , I- rin . Q 9 I , L . J , . Y v , 1 1 .1 , , I f 1 1 - I A I J. Q1 1 ' , ., . . 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