Weatherly High School - Nugget Yearbook (Weatherly, PA)

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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. . . I . I . . ,- I I I I I I 1 ' 1 1 I I l f I I ' , . . . ' I ,

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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