Upper Merion High School - Pioneer Yearbook (King of Prussia, PA)

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Uk C9 ,1 7 NATALIE GEORGENE HOOK Acadcnuc VALEDICTORIAN GULPH MILLS Clever and mqemous are mlld words to descr be Natal1e Althcuqh very studlous she has galned popularlty amonq her classmates and 1S novs qu1te the opposxte of the eluslve Natal1e we used to knovr Mus1cally 1ncl1ned her amb1t1on lS to become a con cert plamst Dramatzc Club I Knzttmq Club 3 Pzoneer Staff 3 4 Prom Commxttce 3 Class Treasurer 3 4 Jumor Cabznct 3 Semor Qabmet 4 MARTHA LEE JAECJER Academzc CLASS Omron Kms OF Pnussm Lee consxders no act of helpfulness too much troub'e so It xs no wonder that she has been a favorlte w1th a cons stently qood vxorker Her secret ambmon 1S to have her own kmdergarten because she loves l1tt'e chlldren Her pupxls w1ll certamly be fortunate 1f her ambxt on 1S realxzed Dramatzc Club I Homeroom Secretary I Student Council I 2 3 4 Annual Play 2 Tennls 2 Home room Presxdent 2 3 Kmttmg Club 3 Jumor Cabmet 3 Prom Commzttee 3 Pzoneer Staff I 2 3 fEdztorl 4 Homeroom Vzce Preszdent 4 Semor Play 4 MARY ANNE HRITZ Commerczal SWEDELAND For four years Mary has been a pleasmg combmatlon of Vltallty and ab1l1ty Her unusual ha1r dos have attracted wldespread attent1on A d1qn1Hed manner and a w1ll1nqness to parucrpate readxly m all our qood tnmes have won many frxends for her Prom Commzttee 3 Homeroom Vzce Preszdent 3 Gzrls Shop Club 3 Chorus 2 May Dau I Canteen Club 4 Homeroom Asst Treasurer 4 MILDRED CORSON JONES Academzc IXING MANOR Nunme belleves m lettmg her school llfe be a com b1nat1on of studles and fun In addltxon to maklnq her clar1net squeak she IS an excellent pgamst We know that she IS capable of fulllllmg her ambltlon to teach muslc Chorus I 2 3 Dramatxc Club I Band I 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Pzoneer Staff 4 Basketball 2 3 Student Counczl I 4 Prom Commzttee 3 May Dau I Dane gg Club 3 Student Patrol 3 Canteen Club 4 Rzfle lub I , , 1 , , ox 5 6- - . , . v 1 . . Y . .A Y her class throughout high school. As a student Lee is i V ' ' ' - - ' g . ' - . r . ' .. . 'D h , . . I . K ' : : : '

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JACK PENNINGTON HERRING Academrc COLONIAL VILLAGE .lack became most ambltlous as a Semor takmg Hve majors and a mmor He has gamed the reputauon of bemg one of our best sports Gas ratlonmg d1s turbed h1s soclal l1fe but we understand he has found ways to V1Slt a certam alumna H1 Y Club 3 Football 3 4 Wrestlzng 3 Baseball 2 3 Intramural 3 WALTER CLIFFORD HOLLAND General REBEL HILL An all round fellow Woody adds llfe and enthus1 boxmg and wrestlmg He possesses SlIlCEI'lty and congemahty whxch will prove mvaluable to hmm throughout h1s hfe Wrestllngl 2 3 Baseball2 3 Intramural 2 3 Student Counczl I 4 Azrplane Club 3 WALTER PAUL HERTZOG Acadamzc SWEDELAND If the abllxty to talk and make frlends could make a man wealthy Harty would be a mnllxonaxre H15 Jovnal personal1ty IS evxdent even durlng class periods He xs modest and unassumlnq desp1te the honor he recelved of bemq named the All Suburban tackle of the 1942 season Football I 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Wrestlzng 3 4 Prom Commzttee 3 Pxoneer Staff 4 HENRY ALOYSIUS HOMONT .lr Commercral SwEDEsBuRG In March Shm left the classroom to jo1n the Army He was the star skater of the Semors and quite a lad1es man Immaculate 1n hrs dress and consc en t1ous 1n h1s work Henry will succeed xn soldlermq May Day I Chorus I 2 Golf 2 Dancmg Club 3 Press Club 3 Pzoneer Staff 4 asm to any group. His interests are centered around Camera Clljb 'fplesidentj 3: lfarsitu Club 3, 4: 3 ' if . . , . , . . . i -

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JOSEPH FRANCIS KATRINA Commerual SWEDELAND Bxtsy the Fred Astalre of Upper METIOH IS a headache to all teachers He rs known as the modern mumbhng machme and has the abllnty to make anyone lauqh An excellent artnst hardly a play IS successfully gxven on our stage w1thout hum Joe IS frequently seen wr1t1ng to hxs frlends IH the serv1ce May Day I Band 3 4 Annual Play 2 3 Student Counczl 3 4 Class Presxdent 3 Press Club 3 Prom Commzttee 3 Dramatxc Club I Jumor Cabznet 3 Canteen Club 4 STEPHEN ANTHONY KRAJNIK Academic SWEDESBURG Steves reserved attxtude has earned hlm the respect of both classmates and teachers Belng an apt stu dent ln math and scxence and possessmg a Hne flare for wrrtmq Steve should go far lf he develops h1s talents by dllxqent work May Day I Wrestling 2 3 Bzrd Club 3 Prom Cornmzttce 3 Student Counczl 4 Ploneer Staff 4 WILLIAM DOLIGHERTY KNOEBEL General PORT KENNEm A class cannot qraduate wlthout contrlbutmq to the lxst 1ts Romeo Bllls the one for 43 He was a tremendous asset to the football team Proof of hls popularxty was found m hxs electron as President of the Semor Class Varszty Club 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Homeroom Pres: dent 3 Student Council 3 Class President 4 May Day I J V Basketball 2 3 Intramural 2 Prom Commzttee 3 Softball Jr Hxgh I PAUL BALTHAZARE KRIZOVENSKY General BRHJGEPORT Paul s motto was that unnecessary talkmg was a wast of t1me He became most mterested ln the new Aero nautxcs course and developed a techmcal vocabulary puzzhng to hrs classmates Heres good maternal for the A1r Force Chorus I Sczence 3 Wrestlzng 4 Football 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Dancing Club