Tamaqua High School - Sphinx Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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CURTIS THOMAS BROBST Curt is a good natured fellow who always wears a smile, especially when taking a day off from school to go hunting or fishing. ROY I. BRODE '4Doc is a handsome chap with a liking for his car and feminine pulchritude. Usually quiet, not too hard-working in school, he made a depend- able basketball manager. SHIRLEY JUNE BROOKS Shirley is a cute blonde with a pleasing voice and special talent for playing the piano. She and her uBill are one of our favorite couples. JOHN BUBEL Although John left us in the beginning of the term to attend Williamson Trade School, he will be remembered always for his chatter on utying flies. Believe it or not, he had a keen interest in bricklaying too. i BRUCE W. BURRELL Tall, quiet, and self-controlled, Bruce was one of our better students. He used his height, energy, and athletic ability successfully on the football field and the basketball court. JOHN A. CAMPBELL Our amiable clerk from Genetti's has become known as an outstanding football kicker. He is also interested in winter sports. Jack's favorite ex- pression is HDon't snicker at corruption. GLORIA M. CARLSON Gloria, a friend through and through, is tall, blonde, and a snappy majorette. She is a neat dresser and comes complete with personality and friendliness. DANIEL CHINCHAR HSquirrel,' spends most of his time hunting, fishing, trapping, and playing baseball. A keen sense of humor and an easy-going manner make him popular among his classmates.

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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.

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BARBARA A. CHRISTMAN Our shy, petite, and studious '4Babs,' from Hometown should prove to be a big success when she enters the Held of nursing. NIRA CLEMSON Nira,s special ability is that of making friends. She also likes playing the piano and attending foot- ball games. At the movies she makes a charming candy girl. MAUREEN ELIZABETH COLEMAN Maureen, a majorette with a sparkling person- ality, is noted for her talent at singing comedy songs. Her friendly attitude and intelligence should help her become a successful teacher. CARL W. DELP This good-looking South Tamaqua track man spends most of his time clowning in school and fishing outside. Carl is also noted for his good math marks. CHARLES T. DELP HBeak,' is a friendly and popular person who intends to help Uncle Sam by spending some time in the U. S. Navy after graduation. His outside interests lie in Lewistown Valley. BESSIE DEPOS Bessie divided her time between the family busi- ness and captaining her basketball team to the championship. She will long be remembered as one who never ceased to entertain everyone. DONALD G. deQUEVEDO This HCaruso of the Octetu is renowned for his liking for the city of Scranton, his facetious re- marks, and his shiny new Nash. He is dedicated to the medical profession. NICHOLAS C. DINOS c'Neko is a sincere, intelligent, and popular boy, deeply interested in the sciences. Everyone knows him as always ready to help out wherever he can.