Weatherly High School - Nugget Yearbook (Weatherly, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1944 volume:

SENIOR CLASS X Weatherly Hugh School Weatherly Pennsylvania T66 NIUGGJET 114 S C 4 'Pfzfzfixfveff by the WFATHERLY HIGH SCHOOL HISTORY ln the fear l83S the sessuon ot the Legusuatu c ot the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvanua provuded that common schools should be establushed un all countues and munucupalutues of Pennsylvanua Thus law was tollowed by many others throughout the years County Superuntendents were lurst elected un l867 The schools ot Weatherly taught the common branches untul l88l when a two year hugh school was establushed A bruck buuldung was erected un l9Ol replacung the old wooden structure formerly used as a school The tunds were provuded by Mu C M Schwab whose wute Eurana Dunlcey had resuded un Weatherly Later our school system was changed to a three year hugh school and un l92O and l92l to a tour year hugh school ln l929 ut became a sux year Junuor Senuor hugh school Enrollment uncreased to such an extent that an annex was added to the rest at the school un l936 Thus annex contauns tour class rooms a gym a locker room and a shop Tlneue have been Q98 craduates ot our Hugh School up untul l944 They lf-ave entered every walk ot lute and many have had outstandung careers o servuce to theur fellow men Futty years ago un H594 there were eught graduates Clarence Dodson Mary DuWutt Leon Sondheum Grace Eddue Ernest Lloyd Marnue Davus Walter Fluclanger Mary Rosenstock Twenty tuve years ago un l9l9 there were eleven graduates Herman Wulluams Bertha Heyden Charles Gregory Mary Donovan Horace Kustler Jean Cunnungham Eluzabeth Sloat Margaret Kuehner Lucule Kressley Elva Young Katue Snear x ' ' ' in u T - I 4 ' ' I I I X . - . . - 1 u I . b C . . f . J . . . , L , l u 1 ' - l l ' 4 X w im I ALMA MATER Blow oh gentle mountain breezes From the Golden West Breathe thy peaceful evening tidings To Our W, l'l, S. Orange and Black wave proudly o'er us- May you never fall, Whisper to us words of pleasure, Lead us over all, Night has slowly crept around us, Stars are in the sky, As we bravely wave our banners, Over Weatherly l-ligh, We will always sing thy praises, Work tor thy success, Hail to noble Alma Mater, l-lail to W, H. S. R R RAHN Monuol Arts Teocher E5 Lea hon MR REID R RAI-IN Mr Rohn who hos tought here tor fourteen yeors ns besndes being on excellent teocher o good trnend to ol! cxt Kutztown Pennsyivonuo He then took sum mer work ot Penn Stote to prepore to teoch Monuol Tronnnng Loter he receuved his Moster of Arts degree ot New York Unlversnty In deduccxtlng thus yeorbook to Mr Rohn we ore certoun thot we express sentnments ot students who hove preceded us ond of students who wull succeed us the Closs of 44 H 0 iii ' . .I . I 1 1 Mr. Rohn received his Bochelor ot Science degree I k - I , . To the Graduatrng Class of l944 You stand today on the threshold of a large opportunlty The sacnfuces of parents the unspuratuon ot teachers your own wrll to achleve have brought yr u to thus glad day Your school has done the best for you It has finished nts work ot guudung rnstructlng molding and tralnnng If lfOCCOl'T1plISl'1Gd nts arm It has given you an unslght into the great thnngs that are worth whale a clcar standard ot value a prlncuple of action that wrll carry unto the Strug gles and problems at the years that lue ahead of you Your Alma Mater trusts that each of you wlll be a splendmd torch In your home yr ur church xeur communuty and the lute work that you may choose Very slncerely yours, REID R RAHN 1 1 1' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 X , . . i 1 f ' f -1,' 1,' 1 Pie 0? pw Fnrst row Mr Augustus I-Ioegg Mr Robert Tweedle Second row Mr C r-I Whlte Mr Jame Bradbury Mr Seth Dodson BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE WEATI-IERLY SCHOOL DISTRICT Our Board ot Education IS composed of tive men from Weatherly who are Interested In the welfare of the younger cntnzens at our communnty Thex are responsible tor many ot the actlyltxes our school takes part ln, such Gs basketball, plays, and other thlngs We wish to thank these men for the many opportunities they have gnver to us with whlch we can become better cutnzens of our town, state and natlon The men who make up thas board are Os follows Mr James Bradbury Mr Robert Tweedle Mr Seth Dodson Mr C I-I 'Nhute Mr Augustus I-Ioegg 'Wi' 4 -1-Q-Y-wr'-7-1 7 Y-1 .e f--.- - - -- - -.- . 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MR RAYV LAUDENSLAGER MISS JENNIE P HAMM PhB MR CHARLESJ MURRAY BS AB MA Mr Lauden lcger who has been Supervusung Pruncupal and teacher of Economucs for the past suxteen years us a graduate of Se unsgrove Hugh School Susquen nna Unuver suty and New York Unuversuty Muss Hamm began her teachung career eughte n years ago and s now teachung Germ n I and II Latun I and II and Sophomore hus tory She graduated from Keystone State Teacher College at Kut town Pa and from Muhlenberg Pn B degree MISS THERESA CUNNINGHAM MR REID R RAHN B S M A Muss Cunnungham us the teacher of Musuc and Art She us a grad uate of Weatherly Hugh School West Chester Teachers College the Intermeduate Curruculum and receuved her degree un Musuc from Marywood College Scranton Pa For the past fourteen years So cual Scuence Industrual Arts and Guudance h ve been taught by Mr Rahn He us a graduate of Onte lawnee Vocatuonal Hugh School State Teachers College Kutztown P Pennsylvanua State College Summer School and New York Lnuversuty M Murray graduated from Weatherly Hugh School un l929 and from East Stroudsburg P He has been teachunq at Schwab School for nune years He has the posutuon as Coach of our varsuty basketball team Mr Murray now eral Scuence and Cuvucs MRS ANTON LEPPLER BS Mrs Leppler who has been th teacher of the Commercual subuects for the past three and one halt years us a graduate of Summut Hull Hugh School Bloomsburg State Teachers College and Temple Um versuty . I . . , . . l . . , . . . ., . . , . r' . . , I . D 5 . I U e , u , .. . . I 2 -, r - I on A , I T . I - '4 . . . I . - I I Z . - 3 'I Z- ' College, where she received her teaches Physucal Educatuon, Gen- . . . , . B.M. - D . . , I I . . T I I I A I I ' - ' - c . - In u 1 - S I l 4 I I A I T ' A - a.j . I I ' . . I MR ALAN RITTER BS MA Mr Rutter who us the teacher of senuor hugh school Englush and Amerucan hustory has been member of the faculty for the past nune years He graduated from Weatherly Hugh School un l929 from Muhlenberg College and from Pennsylvanua State College MISS GERTRUDE URBAN B S Muss Urban has been a member of the Weatherly faculty for the past sux years She graduated from Mansfueld State Teachers Col lege Mansfueld Pa Before com ung to Weatherly Muss Urban taught at Luberty Pa for two years She us now teachung Physucal Educatuon Home Economucs and English MRS RHODA RINKER AB MR RICHARDJ THOMPSON BS Mrs Runker graduated from Pennsylvanua State College Her hobby us sewung She us now teach ung General Mathematucs Algebra l and ll Plane Geometry Solud Geometry and Trugonometry MISS MAUD PAUL Ph B Muss Paul a member of the Weatherly faculty for twenty years graduated from Muhlenberg Col lege and East Stroudsburg Teachers College She us now teachung Eng lush Health Aruthmetuc and Lut erature MISS NINA ROSENSTOCK Muss Rosenstock us the teacher of Junuor Hugh School Englush and Geography She us a graduate of Weatherly Hugh School and Mar shall College Schwab School us the furst pub luc school un whuch Mr Thompson has taught He has prevuously taught un a pruvate school H graduated from the State Teachers College at Kutztown Pa He at tended three other colleges M Thompson teaches Physucs Chem ustry Buology and General Scuence MRS HALLIE REICHE Mrs Reuche taught at Hazleton Kus Lyn and Hudsondale before comung to Weatherly to teach She graduated from East Stroudsburg State Teachers College Mrs Reuche us now teachung Englush Eughth Grade Mathematucs Unuted States Hustory and World Hustory un Jun uor Hugh School l . , . -, - - . , . . . . , . . . , . 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I ' 1 1 , 'fm ,, - 1, I - u u CLASSES CIZLLJT C255 ff Ldcii JANE PELTZ JEAN HINKLE President Vice President MISS CUNNINGHAM MR RAI-IN Homeroom Teachers f N SUSAN WARNER 1' AEEGARET KRAYNAK Secrefgfy TVGDSUVQY gf- MILDRED ACHEY Offuce Worker Mrlly has a face on whnch we see a constant cheerful srmle a dnsposu tuon an whuch we have found no flaw of dns agreeableness OTTO BARBUSH Barber Barbush as a rather nolsy and forward per son Hrs favorlte pastime gnr s REGINA COSTELLO Typust Reguna as one of our cheerful classmates who works hard af her dutles RUTH FADDEN Typust Ruth has a sweet dns positron and a sunny smule that makes every ones lrfe worthwhile MADELYN BARBUSH Madelyn halls from Hazleton She IS known for her lovely and attrac tive halr AUSTIN BIRD nr Twee tweet us noted for hrs mode of foshron He can be sccloble when the spur It moves hum MARGARET EROH Stenographer Marg a happy go lucky lndlvlclual ns de voted Io her cheerleadung Actnvltues Cheerleadmg DAISY FAIRCHILD Nurse Dausy IS one of the more quuet glrls of the class and wuth the help of this qualuty she does excellent work un h r studles Actuvntues Glee Club 2 3 4 'JD' WILLIAM FIELD Civil Engineer a rather shy person is a lot of fun to know and to travel with Activities Jr Play Gym team 2 3 4 WARREN GERHART Marines Alec is a swell sport and is interested in gym nastic affairs He left school for the U S Ma rine Corps on December 2 I9 3 Activities Gym Team l 2 BERNARD HAMERSHOCK Navy Hammer whose main interest is sports is an in different person at times Activities Basketball l 2-3-4 Soccer 2 Junior Play Class President 3. JEAN H l NKLE Secretary Jean is an attrac- tive refined young girl who can never be found looting. Activities: Op- eretta l Secretary of class 2-3 Vice-President of class 4 Yearbook staff. LAVERNE GAUMER Stenog ra pher Laverne an ceptionally friendly gir and always has a smile for others Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 Cheerlead ing 3 JANE GREGORY College Jane an amiable and dependable farmerette swell to have as a friend Activities Glee Club 3 4 Junior Play Vice Pres: dent of Class I LORETTA HENRY Drafting Yonie has g r a y dashing eyes with a twin kle of mischief auburn hair she takes an active part in school activities Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta l 2 Jun nor Play Newsy Nuggets 2 Treasurer of Class l Treasurer of Glee Club 4 Yearbook Staff. ELMER HlTTlNGER Air Corps Mitts is our sleapiest classmate. He joined thc U. S. Army Air Corps Re- serve on December 2 l943. Activities: Soccer l-2 Assistant Manager Basketball l-2 Manager ot Basketball 3-4. MARGARET KRAYNAK Bookkeeper Mudge us a pleasant gurl who takes an actuve part nn school affairs Actuvutues Glee Club 4 Presndent f Class 2 Treasurer of Class 4 N wsy Nuggets 3 4 JOHN LEPPLER Navy Yocko who IS very energetuc takes great In terest n hunting and fishing He enllsted In the U S Navy on December 8 l943 Activities Soc ce l EDWARD MILLER Navy Digger IS mterested nn sports marnly huntlng cnd fnshnng Actuvrtles Basketball I 2 3 Soccer EDITH NEIFERT Nurse Deedy a friendly gl us rather quuet at tnmes Actuvltues Class ecretary I ay Class Treasurer 3 Glee Club 4 Newsy Nuggets 4 Yearbook Staff IRENE KUNKLE Stenog rapher Irene a young lady of very few words as loyal her classmates Actnv mes Glee Club 3 4 KATHLEEN MACK Nurse Kathy ns a socrable gur who us wrllrng to co operate at any time A tuvutles Glee Club 3 FOSTINA MONTZ Typlst Tuna IS a more or less sllent student whose mterests lead to dancung and more dancmg Ac tuvutles Glee Club 3 4 Junror Play Newsy Nug gets 4 WORDEN NYER Mechanical Engmeer Word an exceptnon ally quiet boy us never theless well mannered and frnendly '53 '1' in DOLOR ES PAKOLA Typust Del IS known for her cheerful smule and sunny dnsposntuon Actlvltues Glee Club 3 4 CAROL PFEIFFER Wave Carol Tall an stat ure as Carol benng co operatlve and depend able she ns o charmnng lassmate Actuvutles Gee Club 3 4 Newsy Nuggets 4 Yearbook Staff MARY SCREENOCK Cadet Nurses Corps Mary a pleasant carefree classmate can be depended upon to do her but for the class Ac tuvntnes Glee Club 3 4 Jumor Play WARREN SEIGEN DALL Alr Corps Seng a very actnve member of the class as just as wntty as hus twnn brother John He also enlisted un the U S Army Arr Corps Reserve on No vember 30 l943 Actnv :les So cer l 2 as ball 2 3 4 Team 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Junnor Play Secretary of Class l Yearbook Staff JANE PELTZ Nurse Janne s sportsman shlp and swell dlsposltnon or Indeed ldeallstuc qualtues Actlvutnes Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta l 2 4 Junlor Play Newsy Nuggets 4 Yearbook Staff Vlce Presndent of Cass 3 Presndent of Class 4 JENNlE REED Typist Jennue us another one of our more serlous class mates but she IS there when he IS needed Actuv ntles G e C ub Newsy Nuggets 4 JOHN SEIGENDALL Aur Corps en as one of our classmates who kept the ball rollung with has wutty talk and sometlmes fool Ish actions He enlisted un the U S Army Alr Corps Reserve on November 30 l943 Actnvutues as ke all IZ34 Soc r l 2 Operetta 4 Year book Staff EDITH THRASH Eduth a very quuet student was always ready to do her share ll - ll - ef I , . . . . 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Actrv- rties: e Club 3- Junior Ploy Newsy Nug- gets 4 Yeorbook Stott, SENIOR CLASS STATISTICS Oldest Boy Wrllrclm Frelds Bom August 20 l925 Oldest Glrl Edith Thro n Born December I7 l924 Youngest Boy Bernord Hommershock Born September 9 l927 Youngest Grrl Jone Gregory Born October 26 l927 Tollest Boy IX eet Tollest Glrl Flve eet Shortest Boy Frye eet Shortest G rl Four eet Warren Sergendoll two Inches Corol Pferfter seven rnches Elmer I-Ilttrnger three Inches Morgo ret Krovnock eleven Inches The Wrttrest The Twnns Worren Sengendoll John Seigendoll Closs Flower C I , Tolismon Rose Closs Colors . , Alss,. Coder Blue ond Steel SEN OR CLASS VNC! rst LL O OQJ LI. Ffen eV U -U GJ L -U U3 .C Ll? 3 LD 1 PN 'O O CIoste GJ GJ C C U 4- GJ .C I- .C 3'O LALLI 'O OJ O YS G CIFT1 4. O U Q2 lf! 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Second row: Alan Erdman, Paul Sitler, Thomas Williams, Burdell Fourth row: Charles Schulotz, Thomas Douglas, Richard Fairc il , aust, -a ri I W I , aul Gregor , le t a alla, J s L hm n, L I n Knepper, Walter unlcle, T mu I om , mon egi s, F n I le, e ry K ler, o I Duser, a I ri, ichard illig, lare o', oh i , Mahlo er ard, arol a z. ence Hin I , C I Creigle, CLASS Mrldred Lou Achey 311 Furst Street Madelyn Theresa Barbush 16 Carbon Street Otto John Barbush Jr 16 Carbon Street Austun Raymond Bard D No Regina O Dea Costello 327 Third Street Margaret Helen Eroh 679 West Mann Street Ruth Cathernne Fadden 51 Sprung Street Dansy Elizabeth Falrchnld D No 208 Second Street LaVerne June Gaumer 216 West Mann Street Warren Edward Gerhart 231 Carbon Street Jane Charlotte Gregory D No Be nord l-lammershock F D No Loretta lda Henry 318 Fnrst Street Jean Prnsculla l-lnnkle 327 Carbon Street Elmer Mark l-llttnnger 228 Fourth Street Margaret Kraynak 266 East Mosser Street Allentown Pa Irene Olive Kunkel R F D N DIRECTORY John l-lebel Leppler 237 Carbon Street Kathleen Patncua Mack N Edward Allen Muller 154 Lauderburn Avenue Fostlna June Montz 306 Yeagle Street Edlth Audrey Nelfert 708 East Mann Street Worden Wilbur Nyer N Dolores Ruta Pakola 335 Yeagle Street Jane Minerva Peltz 535 East Mann Street Carol Enleen Pfeiffer 50 Franklun Street Jennne Bartges Reed N Mary Ruta Screenock 324 West Mann Street John Joseph Seugendall Thsrd Street Warren Edward Sengendall Third Street Mary Eduth Thrash 226 Fourth Street Marporle Evelyn Wnsler 206 Hudsondale Street Susan Carolyn Warner 605 East Mann Street Gladys Elnzabeth Young 418 Second Street Frank Rudolph Yelde Jr 44 Carbon Street R. F, D. o. 1 R. F. . . 1 ' R. F. D. 0. 1 R. F. . . 2 ' A William Edward Field , I I R. F. D. 0. 1 R. P. . . 2 ' y A ' R. . , .2 , ' , . . o. 1 I A AC'lTllWll'lTlIIES5 Flrst raw Howard Welgand Wllllam Thomas Harvey Welsh Qulntan Schaffer Second row Warren Selgendoll Wllllam Flelds Mr Murray Frank Yeude John Muller GYM TEAM The Gym Team ns composed of boys who have an outstanding ablllty to clonate much of thelr tlme and energy In order that they may show the publlc fhe tune thlngs that are bemg accompllshed nn our Hugh School The boys on the Gym Team owe most of their flne performance and form to Mr Murray who as the Instructor of this actlvlty The boys really do their best both at practice and at the exhubutnon Thelr fnne performances at the exhlbutuon really make them the pride ofthe school perform well on the apparatus and mats in the gymnasium. These boys Flrst row lone Hartz Mary Brown Claure Tarleton Fostlna Montz Gladys Young Mlss Curl nnngham Dorothy Faust Nancy Jane Frey Audrey Doney Martha Mae Dolelden Mar garet Kraynak Second row Edith Nenfert Dolores Pakola ara Evans Marlon Younker Marlene Wlsler Jane Gregory Mary Screenock RosebLd Leppler Laverne Gaumer Madelyn Barbush Mary Slezak Grace Mae Flscher Thlrd row Betty Screenock Patsy Cowell lrene Kunkle Jane Peltz Sara Maud Faust Mary Marusak Marlon Hmkle Ruth Fadden Jenny Reed Dalsy Fanrchnld Susan Warner Loss Pfelffer Dorothy Wllson Carol Pfeiffer Helen Harmon Phyllis Laudenslager Loretta Henry An gelunc DICIHI GLEE CLUB Although the Glee Club this year IS not qulte so large as prevlous years lt ns very successful lt lS under the dlrectnan af Mlss Cunnnngham teacher of Muslc and Art The annual aperetta was guven an October I5 l943 Many af the glr s from the Glee Club took part In lt The compliments were numerous They should have gone to Mass Cunningham for her patlence wuth the cast The Glee Club offlcers are Presndent Jane Peltz Vice Presndent Dorothy Wilson Secretary lane Hartz Treasurer Loretta l-lenry Planust Dorothy Faust I I I I I - - , , - , , . , I , v , , v - , . U l . .' ' ' . ' , . ' J A A, , , , , f Fourth row: Mary Lou Billig, Grace Gerhard, Theresa Cielitsky, Joan Wlxtcd, Dans Frey, I I I I 1 - 3 . , . I , . I The staff washes to thank everyone who has In any way helped to make Fnrst row Eduth Ne tert Je n Hunkle Mr Rchn Frank ferde Loretta Henry Gladys Young Second row Jane Peltz John Selgendall Carol Pfeiffer Warren Sengendall Marjorne Wnsler YEARBOOK STAFF The staff has tned to put un thus yearbook a lastlng memory of our teachers actnvutles achievements and fraends In years to come the members of our class will be able to look through these pages and refresh thelr memory of the good tlmes we had In Weatherly Hugh School thas yearbook possible Asslstant Editor Associate Editors Actlvutnes Edltors Sports Ed tor Business Manager Staff Frank Yelde Loretta Henry l Ednth Neltert l Warren Sengendall I Maryorue Wnsler Gladys Young Jane Peltz Carol Ptentter John Selgendall Jean Hlnkle Editor-in-Chief s,....,ss,.,s.,s..s,.,......., A l Furst row Marilyn Snell Elouse Kas er Wulsrn Barto Mrs Leppler Mr Rutter Grace Mae Fischer Mary Marusak Margaret Kraynak Second row Angellne DuCunl Phyllus Laudensaa r Jenny Reed Carol Pfeiffer Helen Har mon Ruth Fadden Marlorle Wnsler l-o tuna Montz Thurd rcw Mary Brown Ednth Neufert Rosebud Leppler Jane Peltz Loss Pfcuffer Susar Warner Gladys Young Fourth row Jack Schaffer Paul Sutler Ernet Wllllams Ted Thomas Lloyd Wlllnams Wrl luarn Roberts Howard Erdman Howad Weugand NEWSY NUGGET STAFF To these people we gave thanks and wc owe our gratutude They have worked hard so that every two weeks we could read our school paper We the best edrtors of Newsy Nuggets thus school has ever had Editor an Chief Wnlson Barto Asslstant Edutor Phyllis Laudenslager Busxness Managers Susan Warner and Vtfllllarn Roberts Mlrneographers Edith Nenfert and Jane Peltz Edutorual Wrlters Rosebud Leppler Marjorie Wlsler Carol Pfelffer Ange lnne DlCunn Helen Harmon Susan Warner Howard Erdman Jack Schaffer Grace P-s hcr Lons Pfenffer Howard Welgand Lloyd Wnllnams Paul Sntler Art Ted Thomas and Marx Brown Typlng Fostuna Montz Ruth Fadden CarolPfe1ffer Gladys Young JENNY Reed . 2 . I give thanks especially to Wickie, their Editor. He's a swell guy and one of - I I I , , , , I .1 g x ' w Flrst row l-low rd Welgand and John l-loegg Second row N n y Rothru k L rr une Kolb Mor aret Eron Sara Maud Faust Nancy Fort wangler CHEERLEADERS T e student chosen to lead our Hugh School rn cheerleadnng our team xnctory are Captann Margaret Eroh of the Sensor Class John Hoegg ot the Junlor Class Nancy Fortwangler of the Sophomore Class Sara Maud Faust of the Sophomore Class Lorraune Kolb of the Freshman Class Nancy Rothrock of the Freshman Class These cheerleaders were chosen by the popular vote at the entlre student body at the Junior and Sensor Hugh School lt the cheerleading sectlon had anything to do wlth wrnnung the games there would be no doubt of our team s taking every game by a large margin These people devote much ot their spare tame to practice and to develop thelr appearance Weatherly l-lugh has always been commended for the appearance and the remarkable work ot nts cheerleaders h s ' ' ' ' tc l-loward Weigand ,.ss,.,ss sV..., 0 f the Junior Class Frrst row Herbert Kelshaw John Mrller Captarn Peter Garber Frank Yelde Bernard Hamer shock Second row Elmer Hrttmger Wallram Vack Lloyd Walllams Warren Selgendall John Sergen dall Charles Gncklng Mr Murray BASKETBALL TEAM The Weatherly Hugh School basketball team ns under the supervnsuon of Mr Murray who has once more taken over the duties of coach The Sensor boys on the basketball team are Warren Sergendoll John Ser gendall Bernard Hamershock and Frank Yelde The rest ot the squad rs composed of Peter Garber Herble Kelshaw Charles Grckrng Wrlllam Vack John Muller Hugh Koehler, and Lloyd Wllluams The manager ns Elmer Hrttrnger The schedule for the season of l944 IS as follows EXHlBlTlON GAMES Qpg WHS Mauch Chunk McAdoo Fre land Sheppton C1 M Freeland PIIIPI 3 ic IZ w-l Z Z Dec 3 Opp. . an. Rock Glen Nuremberg St, Ann s White Haven Ringtown E, Mauch Chunk PLAYOFFS-LEAGUE Opp. W.H.S. Feb.2-l Nuremberg W. ,l'l.S. 5 35 28 E. M. Chunk , ,S. ODD Dec an LEAGUE 031. an C AND P. l. Opp. 30 Mar. W H S M G M M C C McAdoo Sheppton C C Mauch Chunk W Rock G en Nuremberg St. Ann s ' White Haven Rlngtawn E. Mauch Chunk W.H.S E. M. Chunk WHHS 37 Nesquehoning HH 29 WEATHERLY HIGH SCHOOL MOUNTAIN LEAGUE CHAMPS The strongest basketball team ever chosen to represent Weath erly un basketball competltuon entered the Mountaun League season wlth four vnctorles out of enght games In the exhubntlon sea son Durnng the exhrbltuon games the team showed teamwork that was destvned to provide a very brrght future Startnng Mountain League com petition on January 3rd Weath erly s tall boys swept through all competltnon on the long end of the score Fans who predicted at the beglnnlng of the season that thls mlght be Weatherly s year were not dlsappounted for the boys swept through the furst half undefeated the closest game beung wuth East Mauch Chunk the score beung 29 25 The second half progressed much an the same manner but due to a stroke of fate the team lost to East Mauch Chunk 36 34 forcing With the loss of thear center Warren Selgendall due to an appendncltls operatuon and guard Pete Garber who suffered a sernous hand unlury ln the East Mauch Chunk game Weatherly with two capable substitutes defeated Nuremberg 35 32 In the furst playoff game at the West Hazleton Hugh Gym The loss of these two boys showed disastrous effects durlng the game wuth East Mauch Chunk at Lansford the game going to East Mauch Chunk 35 Zl On March 3rd at West Hazleton with Pete Garber back ln the lnneup Weathely came back fnghtung and won the fsrst Mountain League Champlon shup for the school but more so for their Army bound coach Mr C J Mur ray who was leavnng for camp the next morning The boys put theur hearts and souls unto the game and emerged vlctoruous by a score of 37 30 I - I I , . . . , Il I ll - , I I I I ' I ' ' l I the league into a three-way tie for the second half pennant. . . 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' I , EEATUIQES JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY On August 3l l942 our Junuor year began Forty seven Junuors enrolled for theur thurd year un Hugh School Our homeroom teachers were Mr Rutter and Mr Wuleman Our furst uount meetung was held un the Gym on September ll We elected the followung oftucers Presudent Bernard Hamershock Vuce Presudent Jane Peltz Secretary Jean Hunkle Treasurer Eduth Neufert Class Reporter Charles Wulde Thus year s annual doggue roast was held at Dark Hollow on October 7 On October 23 the Junuor Class presented Don t Take My Penny Mr l-uorlacher was our durector The members of the cast were Gladys Young Jean Hunkle Jane Peltz Jane Gregory Susan Warner Margaret Kraynak Fostuna Montz Eduth Neufert Loretta Henry Bernard Hamershock Frank Yeude Elmer Huttunger Warren Seugendall Wulluam Fueld Charles Wulde Charles Lehr and Wulson Barto lnutuatuon was held on October 29 Everyone had a nuce tume uncludung the Freshmen The Junuor Class elected Margaret Kraynak as Class Reporter on Novem ber l3 The former reporter Charles Wulde moved away On November 23 the Junuors presented a benfut show entutled Saboteur ln the begunnung of December we receuved our class rungs The basketball season began on December 4 The Junuor Class members of our basketball team were John and Warren Seugendall Bernard Hamer shock Edward Muller and Frank Yeude LaVerne Gaumer and Margaret Eroh were the cheerleaders from our class The yearbook puctures were taken on December I8 Our much dreaded examunatuons came on the l4th and l5th of January On January l6 we bade farewell to our beloved Mr Horlacher who left to serve Uncle Sam The Junuors held a uount meetung on March 5 to duscuss plans for the Junuor Senuor Prom Art Wendel and hus orchestra were selected to provude the musuc On May I8 I9 we had our tunal examnnatuons The Junuor Senuor Prom was also held on May l9 1 1 - T - 1 - 11 11 I . - 11 1 ll . . - 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I . ' 1 I - . , , . - - - 11 11 1 I ' I . 1 1 ' ' 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS H I STORY On September Z l94l we started our Sophomore year un Hugh School There were fufty two pupuls In our class Mr Weur was the new member of the faculty As the year progressed several students left school and Mr Weur also left to enter the servuce of our country Mr Lauer replaced Mr Weur Our homeroom teachers were Mr Wuleman for the gurls and Mr Rutter for the boys On October 3l the Freshmen were welcomed to Weatherly Hugh School Everyone present enjoyed humself Dr Barker spoke to us on the pruncupals of health and rught luvung Hus talk was contunued un the evenung and one half of hus auduence was made up of school pupuls We had a very successful soccer team thus year but not successful enough Weatherly and East Mauch Chunk were tued for the champuonshup The play off was held November 5 at Nuremberg East Mauch Chunk defeated Weatherly 2 to O The boys representung our class un thus sport were Wul luam Younker Harry Hensel Elmer Huttung r and John and Warren Seugen a On December 7 l94l those Sons of Heaven the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor In one of the most surprusung events of our hustory War was declared on Japan December 8 and on December 9 we declared war on Germany and ltaly Durung the course of the year we experuenced a few practuce aur rand alerts Our basketball season started early an December Durung the course of sentlng us un thus sport were Edward Muller and Wulluam Younker We had our mud year exams January 22 and 23 On these two days many of our teachers dnscovered some of our famous Bluffers We had a twelve day Chrustmas and New Year vacatuon thus year ln May our annual Gym exhubutuon was held un the gymnasuum and on the 29th of the same month our school closed FRESHMAN HISTORY We started school as Freshmen on Sept mber 7 l94O Our homeroom teachers were Mr Wuleman and Muss Hardy We were unutuated unto the Hugh School as full fledged members on the memorable nught of October 23 We all pulled through nucely Some members of our class were workung hard for our soccer team Wul luam Younker was the only one that was on the team We had quute a few representatuves on the Junior Varsuty team Wulluam Younker Edward Muller Frank Yeude Earl Hensel Harry Hensel John and Warren Seugendall Durung the year Mr Muller and Muss Hardy left our faculty Their places were taken by Mr Dunger and Muss Scott We entered unto our mud year exams on January 23 and 24 and held good account for ourselves The annual exhubutuon was held on May l4 and on June 4 we were relueved to see Mr Hartz close the doors for three enyoyable months I I ' . , . , . , . I ' - , . . 2 . - I I I d ll. ' I I '. I I , . I the season we defeated our long-time rival, White Haven. The boys repre- - - II l ll D . . v I I . F . . . U I I l I I I I I - I I CLASS WILL We the Class of 44 berng of partnally sound body and sane mrnd d hereby bequeath to our under classmates the Junrors the follownng Madelyn Barbush bequeaths her beautuful hanr to Sammy Gangwer Mally Achey bequeaths her shy manner to Ernest Wrlluams Otto Barbush bequeaths has wolfush Ideas and nntentnons to Wulllam Correll Marg Eroh bequeaths her lavlsh energy to lone Brown Reglna Costello bequeaths her lntruguung drmples to John Bogansky Austrn Brrd bequeaths has drgnrfred manner to Charles Glckung Ruth Fadden bequeaths her quletness to Mary Marusak Darsy Farrchuld bequeaths her graceful movements to Grace Mae Flsher Bull Fields bequeaths nas mathematucal mrnd to Russell Wrllrams Laverne Gaumer bequeaths her fruendlrness to Dorothy Faust Jane Gregory bequeaths her femlnlnrty to Mary Brown Warren Gerhart bequeaths hrs muscular form to Bull Vack Loretta Henry bequeaths her brlllrance to Henry Sernock Jean Hrnkle bequeaths her talkatlveness to Beatruce DeFraln Bernard Hamershock bequeaths has affectronate rature to Mauruce Kunkel Irene Kunkel bequeaths her puanustrc abuluty to Ruth Van Horne Kathleen Mack bequeaths her shyness to Rosebud Leppler Mrtts Hrttrnger bequeaths hrs deep voice to Henry Kemper Tuna Montz bequeaths her danclng ablllty to John Muller Edlth Nerfert bequeaths her shapluness to Dons Frey Jack Leppler bequeaths has extrovagance to Qulnton Schaeffer Dolores Pakola bequeaths her flckleness to Wnckne Barto Jane Peltz bequeaths her dependabnty to Shorty Welgand Digger Muller bequeaths has concertedness to Angelune DnCanu Carol Pferffer bequeaths her fanrness and heaght to Popeye Gerhart Jennre Reed bequeaths her thlnness to Beatrice Heater John Seugendall bequeaths has wuttrness to lone Hartz Mary Screenock bequeaths her lovely smile to Pete Garber Edrth Thrash bequeaths her shortness to Patsy Cowell Warren Sengendall bequeaths has athletlc ablluty to Howard Jack Susan Warner bequeaths the powers of her lovely eyes to Mary Lou Bal g Marlorle Wrsler bequeaths her personality to Phyllus Laudenslager Worden Nyer bequeaths has sheepushness to Wullram Roberts Margaret Kraynak bequeaths her trny features to Helen Harmon Gladys Young bequeathes her spunkuness to Dorothy Wrlson Frank Yerde bequeaths has extensive vocabulary to Jack Koehler , . . . 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H . . . . - ll - - 11 -- 11 u - ,, . ,, . . . . . . . - - - 11 11 ' li CLASS PROPHECY Junel I 54 Dear Dlary Today I returned to my old Alma Mater for a class reur-lon A lrttle over ren years ago today thnrty fnve classmates and I received our dnplomas and set out to seek our fortunes As I walked Into the gym I met Regsna Costello who told me all the dnrt ot my former classmates Have you heard of all the partnershnps formed from our cIass9 Take for Instance Jane Gregory and Frank Yelde working together In Yelde s old bakery down on Carbon Street Mlllle Achey the wautress at the bakery and Warren Gerhart the Iceman chat at the back door every mornlng over the troublesome customers The Nelfert I-amer shock chlcken farms produce the chuckens for the restaurants Sunday dun ners Another thrlvlng partnershlp ID town IS the Weatherly Beauty Salon Otto Barbush and Austin Blrd manage the Men s Department 60 cents for a shave and a halrcut Dolores Pakola and Madelyn Barbush are In the Ladies Dlvn stan three :tems for one dollar Dagger Muller marrued that redhead and IS resldung In Audenrerd where hrs place of busuness IS also located If you entered Weatherly from the eas you couldn t help notncung the ultra modern nnght club on East Mann Street The architect was Word n Nyer who has become much lnveluer than he was an school and the buulders were the Sengendall brothers As you enter the club you are welcomed by Susan Warner the senior hostess You are then shown to your table by a junlor hostess Trna Montz Laverne Gaurrter or Margaret Eroh An e'a'n crate floor show IS presented weekly featurnng Mltts I-Ilttlnger and h band wnth Edlth Thrash and Mary Screenock as vocallsts On the second floor of the club us the ca :no whlch IS managed by John Leppler Jean Hunkle and Loretta Henry cnrculat around the club selling clgars cugarettes etc to patrons The farmers Ruth Fadden and Jennre Reed wlth theur spouses are reg ular patrons ofthe club Weatherlys Cat and Dog I-losputal ns establushed In Weatherly on the road to I-Iudsondale Jane Peltz IS supervlsor with Kathleen Mack and Dausy Falrchuld as asslstants It Your cat or dog has an allrnent see thelr specnalnsts Marlorle Wrsler and Bull Fnelds have opened a bowling alley next to the fare house To patrons they guarantee a score of over 58 On the sate of the former Weatherly Herald now stands the town s danly paper The Weatherly Cruer The papers assistant editor ns Margaret Kraynak The reporters who brnng In the scandal of the town are Gladys Young Carol Pfentfer and Irene Kunkel A short time after I heard all the news from Reguna the reunlon program started and I hurrled to my seat and renewed acquamtances wrth those around me Gee Duary It was nlce to know how all the boys and gurls of the Class of 44 succeeded , 9 . , , ' 1 ' 1 1 11 ' 11 - - - - 1 1 . . , . . . . . . , 1 I 1 ' . . 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