Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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ALBERT AUBREY One of the hliig Five Aces,', Alby always finds time to satisfy his desire for roller skating. Maybe his craving for food drew him to the A. and P. where he makes the money to keep his ,37 Pack- ard filled with gas. GLORIA AUGUSTINE Gloria's philosophy is expressed by her favorite saying-enjoy yourself. She does too. Mention roller-skating and she is ready to go, especially if ' ' c n drive. 2 O RT E BANi VAGE 'i u ' i ' k Um ve some hid- de e ure or Alt we hear he en- Q ' a 'ght ut, 1 e tent to sit home a ' 'g f faisf' R RT BANNAN lJigger', is well liked, not only by his hunting and camping pals, but also by those who know him through the splendid reputation he made on the football Held. JOAN W. AMBROSE A blue-eyed, loquacious lassie is our Joanie. Her ability as a majorette is outstanding. Her graduation will leave the school in silence. DOROTHY L. ARNDT Dot, a very studious girl, well liked by every- one for her gay smiles, is as ambitious out of school as in-she is a super cosmetic saleswoman. JOAN M. ARNER Fun-loving with an aptitude for art describes joan. She has a wonderful ability for making friends, which will be a credit in her career of designing. ROGER ARNER Roger is an incurable automobile lover. He has no time for girls, as his spare time is usually taken up by working on his car and roller-skating.

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Senior Class O 4 Organized O F F I C ER S President ...... . . HAROLD MOORE Viee-president . . . . . . IQOBERT BANNAN Secretary ..... . . . DORIS KANTNER Treasurer . . . . . . MARX' SMULLIGAN Class Advisor . . . .... Miss BRENVER In September the Senior class was Ofbeially or- ganized under the above officers for its final year. The presidentss first act was to appoint the dance committee, which you see below, to organize and conduct the dances necessary for the social as well as the financial success of the year. His second of- ficial act was the appointment of a committee to MM, manage the refreshment stand at the football games. In September also the yearbook staff was selected and the book started on its way. XNith football practices and games, pep meetings and parties, new subjects and new teachers, Septem- ber was a busy month. SENIOR DANCE COMMITTEE-Kneeling, left to right: H. Moore, C. Knepper, P. Sherry, B. Phillips, A. Ober- man. L. Moser, W. Wetterau. G. Malusky, K. Shilko. R. Brode. Standing, left to right: Boyle. R. Bannan, A. Faust, B. Neifert, B. Billig, D. Kantner, B. Wolfe, G. Carlson, M. Smulligan, K. West, J. A. W'eaver, D. Walters.

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LOIS M. BITSKO A fitting nickname for this fun-loving girl would be Dimples. lNith her sweet voice, she may be found wherever there is music. She probably will be a church worker. KENNETH BOYER Ken is a very industrious student who is not often heard around the school. He is quiet and a bit shy, but well liked among his friends. JOSEPH BOYLE :'Mayor,, will go far with his good looks and witty personality. His easy way with girls and his jokes helped to make him a favorite with every- one and a good stage manager. RICHARD E. BOZA Alwa eady for prac ' l joke or a good t' ' e 0' 'iBoza.,, This happy B l' oy join in our freshman year. PETER J. BASHAGO Peter is a very popular guitarist around T.H.S. Having a delightful personality, Peter is well liked for his many humorous jokes and interesting con- versations. ' JEAN BECKER A great talker, Jeannie enjoys nothing better than to chat and to chew bubble gum as she talks. She never has to tire herself out walking up the hill, thanks to 'fPete ! RUPERT A. BELLIS HPee Bee is a blond from Room 201. His in- terests are girls, track, and bowling-a good list. He may follow in his father's footsteps and may bccomiaitorekeeper after graduation. BETTY M. BILLIG Look for the blue Studebaker and there you will find Betty. Vivacious, friendly, and eager to help, she is sure to have a bright future as a pros- pective elementary teacher.