Weatherly High School - Nugget Yearbook (Weatherly, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1945 volume:

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G I 1 A I 1 ' NA. .. ...N , , I I I - I I . . L. . .. K Xa G '23 I F 'l 4. Q. . . I., Xi - -X., 5 , 9 K . G 5 I I H RODILIL DEDICATED TD THE MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY OE THE WEATHERLY PUBLIC SCHDOLS SERVING THEIR NATION IN THE MILITARY SERVICES JQJ' K. Wllllam A HOFIBCIIZF Umted States A my CI1arIes J Murray Umted States Army Alan A Rutter United States Navy E Gertrude Urban United States Navy It? 19 if X1 f Y. :fx , A r 'A' - V - 'I' 'A' - V - 'A' . I gt X i I ,512-L IL- A if - V - if rl ' if I . I I ' I I if .I 'ZS CICS F rst row lortc Brown Martha Mce Doleuden Dorothea Eberts Grace Mac Fischer Mlss Cun nrngharn Wllson Barto Mr Lauden lagcr Muss Wlsler Dorothy Faust Mr Rohn John Muller Ruth VanHorn Second row Herbert Kelshaw Quinton Schaffer Alen Koch Paul Corruqan B atrlce D Fraln Lois Pferffer Margaret Wydock Ros bpd Leppler lone Hartz George Nxer Sarnue Gongwer John Koeh er John Hoegg Thrrd row Patsy Cowell Mary Lou Blllug Marlon Hnnkle Mary Marusak He en H rmnn Dons Frey Dorothy Wllson Phyllus Laudenslager Angelnne DuCunr Grace Cerhor Au e Doney Beatrlce Heater Fourth rcw Philip Gerhard Theodore Thorna J hn Boganslxn Wllllam Cf rrel K HW llam Kunlfle Wllluom Roberts Louls Maleskr St ven Pau meno Henry K lpcr The members ofthe Class of l9-lb suncerely hope that un some lrttle wax the have enstlllecl ln the hearts of future Sennors the desire to carry the torch at l-'ugh School loyalty and the hunaer for effective education on whuch xour new and better world of tomorrow wall be built Your loved ones are sacrlfucmg thelr all to give you the contvnued hope for re ognltlon rn lute As thus edstlon ot the l945 NUGGET goes to press many of the Sensors whom you saw exerx day wnll be IU the servlce ofthe Natuon that has assured them the God guxen right to belueve that these Unuted States were establlshed as a beac n of Chrlstnanuty and personal freedom to the entire world Leaders of your town school State and Natnon are already plann ng t make thus a grand and glornous world with opportunltles for all who seek o hngher plane of llvung ln thus we cannot fall i D ' I I I r - I I ' S J I I I ' I , , . - l A , 1 I l , , , M , r , r - I , , , , , l C . , , , s , ' J, df If , . , 2 , - s, o , ' W,f'v'lQlL1l'ffC L A kle, Lloyd Wulllams, Howard Jack, Peter Garber, Charles Glcklng, W llcgm X32-, Vtfllf , , , 0 5 , X U ' - XY' , . , , I I ' c . . r I , I 1 . . . I fx A , I . . . H . O I I I I , l C Cwaczfgazfy gcgoof Bowne! 1 2 .3 First row Mr Augustus Hoegg Mr Robert Tweedle Second row Mr C H Whntc Mr James Bradbury Mr Seth Dodson OFFICERS Pres1der1f C H Wlfwlfe Secretory A F POGQQ Treasurer R E Tweedle :-vu.. 'W' : . . . ' , . , . Vice-President ,uv..,.,,u ,...,,eu e e . uu.ru,,eeeee,ee,,e, eeee e S, T. DOdSOH --VVVYY-477777777-YYY' VY Y V777 YYY' V, , ,, ,,,, . , K fra L on flze ., L ALMA MATER Blow oh gentle mountaln bree es From the Golden West Breathe thy peaceful evenlng tudnngs To our W H S Orange and Black wave proudly o e May you never fall Vfhlsper to us words ot pleasure Lead us over all Nught has slowly crept around us, Stars are In the skv, As we bravely wave our banners Over Weatherly Hugh, We wnll always sung thy pralses, Work tor thy success, Hall to noble Alma Mater, Haul toW H S F U MISS NINA ROSENSTOCK Bscfcaafaolz The Sensor Class of V945 proudly dedlcates thus yearbook to one of our most respected most admired and most honored members of the faculty Muss Nana Rosenstock who for the past fatty two years has taught fanthfully an the Mass Rosenstock s personal Interest In and devotion to her puplls un the Junuor Hugh not only provided us wuth a fruendly and congenial school atmos phere but also sped us on the way to greater learnlng We shall remember always Mass Rosenstock as the teacher who always found a little tume each week to read to us Although thus act may seem un Important ut ns surely one of the pleasures which wnll be remembered most vuvldly when we thunk of those Good Old Days at W H S I I Weatherly Public School system. acu f MR RAY V LAUDENSLAGER MISS JCNNIE P I-IAMM CHARLES J MURRAY Supervising Prmclpal Forelgn Languages Corporal U S Army Music and Art Manual Arts Commercial Subyects ALAN A RITTER MVS HALLIE REICHIE MR RICHARDJ THOMPSON Laeutenanf U S Navy Junior I-hgh Sublects Sc: rwce W7 f MISS THERESA CUNNINGHAM MR. REID R. RAI-IN MRS, ANTON LEPPLER MISS NINA ROSENSTOCK MISS FLORENCE I-IARTLINE MISS MAUD PAUL Geography Mothemotucs Jumor I-hgh Sublccts MISS JEANETTE HAMM MRS R F NUSS MISS JEANNE WISLER Home Economucs tnglush Socuol Scxcwc nw.. V i E GERTRUDE URBAN WILLIAM HORLACHER Waves U S Novy Corporal U S Army U ASEIZLOZ Cjfdii CLASS OFFICERS WILSON BARTO DOROTHY FAUST GRACE MAE FISCHER JOHN MILLER President Vuce President SSCVEIOVY POEM OF THE CLASS OF 1945 By AUDREY DONEY The tlme has come for us to say Good bye to dear old Hugh School days Good bye to all the frnends we knew Of them we take a fond adleu Our hearts ore sad as we realuze How hard at IS to say Good byes Especially to those who taught us here So falthfully throughout each year We see a task on yon horuzon A task which us a blazing beacon It Ilghts the pathway to success But greater stnll to happmess To our motto we must be true We are known by the things we do To keep It always In our hearts ls sound advlce as we depart Always we shall try to be Loyal to God and our Country Ever grateful to our parents too Worthy of our dear I-lugh School As we leave these happy days That never wall return our way Our hearts wlll be forever true To our deor Weatherly High School. Treasurer PS' WILSON BARTO Academrc Wrckre Wrckre rs one of the most rndustrrous members of the class a born leader suc cessful rn every task he has undertaken He became known for hrs hrgh ambr trons and hrs abrlrty to reach thern Journalrsm rs hrs morn goal Actrvrtres Soccerl 2 Basketball l 2 Newsy Nug gets 2 3 4 Class Presrdent Pla 2 3 Sr l 3 Yearbook Staff MARY LOU BILLIG Academrc Mary Lou Mary Lou wrth her blonde harr and blue eyes rs one of the attractrve members of our class She rs quret and frrendly Her hobbres ore dancrng, swrmmrng and cookrng and she rrkes to drrve a 38 Packard She loves to look forward rnto the future Actrvrtres Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 JOHN BOGANSKI Commercral Buggy John who rs known to hrs frrends as Buggy rs quret carefree and a brt grrl shy He lrkes very much to hunt an skate H rs a v y frrendly person who rs known for hrs wood chopprng and barn parntrng storres IONE BROWN Commercral Brownre lone rs a sr ent steady classmate who grves strong frrendshrp and truthful com panronshrp to all those who are rntrmately assocrated wrth her One of lone s chref weaknesses rs a good movrng prcture and she apprecrates the best rn entertarnment Typrng rs her favorrte com mercral subpect MARY BROWN Academrc Scrub One of the more artrstrc ally mrnded members of the class Mary s auburn harr typrfres the vrgor wrth whrch she entered all actrvrtres Mary rs known for her abrlrtf to do a task wrllrngly and very effrcrently Actrvrtres Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Newsy Nuggets 3 Year book Staff WILLIAM CORRELL Commercral Cobb For the frrst three Senror r h years Cobb was numbered among the bash ful boys but rn hrs Senror year he really gave the grrl a break Brll s mann Interest rs frshrng Hrs rosy cheeks wrn many a glance and hrs rovral nature attracts many a frrend to hrm PAUL CORRIGAN Academrc Flash Paul rs one of the classs greatest outdoor enthusrasts who has eagery followed a I types of summer and wrnter sports Hrs favorrte wrnt r sport rs skatrng at whrch he has become very adept through contrnual endeavor He also enjoys huntrng Scholastrcalry he excells mathematrcs rn whrch he rs greatly rnterested Actrvrtres Yearbook Staff PATRICIA COWELL Academrc a Patsy has been an ac trve member ot tne cras Sr e rs tall wrtn brown harr on whrch she spends much trme And tnose eyes tney a ways seem to be twrnklrng She has a brg smrle for ev eryone Actrvrtres Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Class Secretary l BEATRICL DeFRAl N Commercral ea Bea a qu et member of e Cass has her moments when she really laughs She Irkes to dance swrm and sew and wrnter sleddrng rs fun so she says She loves musrc and plays the prano Her un derstandrng personalrty wrll long be remembered by those she has worked wrtn Actrvr tes Yearbook Staff ANGELINE DrClNI Academrc Nrckre Angelrne rs admrred for that naturalry wavy bru nette harr rhe sparklrng eyes srgnrry a growrng per sonalrty whose cnret amor tron rs to become on arrrrne hostess An outstandrng pt terbug Nrck has been very actrve rn school functrans Actrvrtres Glee Club 2 3 4 Newsy Nuggets l 2 3 4 Operetta 3 Debatrng l ,r , . 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I I - , - - I 3 - - I 1 1 - I - - - I I - I ' . 0- MARTHA MAE DOLEIDEN Academic Marty arty s an acti m rnber of the class who is very likeable and who has a smile for everyone Her per sonality has won the devo tion of her many frineds and has made her a leader in the class Activities Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff Operetta 3 Girls Basketball l 3 De bating l Glee Club 2 3 4 AUDR EY DON EY Commercial Donuts Audrey is the leading Thes pian of the class and is very active in social affairs She has served her classmates willingly and with true devo tion Audrey s successful fu ture seems assured Activi ties Glee Club 2 3 4 Bas ketball 2 Junior Play 3 Op eretta 3 Debating I Gym Team 2 Yearbook Staff DOROTH EA EBERTS Academic o Dorothea is one of the fashionable members of the class and has always taken great pride in her appear ance She is a silent steady worker inclined at times to D9 mischievous Her main interests are ice skating bike riding and movies She has ambitions toward nurs In DOROTHY FAUST Academic- Dot The class has produced many a successful affair with Dottie at the piano. Her will- ingness to co-operate not only with her own class but also with other classes has won her a place of high es- te m with all. Activities: Glee Club 2-3-4 Operetta 3 Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff Vice President 3-4 Girls' Basketball l-3. GRACE MAE FISCHER Academic- Nookie A very efficient and intel- lectual classmate Gracie is also an able musician. She 's extremely reliable ' all school affairs and has been an excellent class officer, always concerned with her class's welfare. Activities: Glee Club 3-4, Newsy Nug- gets 3-4, Operetta 3, Debat- ing l, Class Secretary 4, Girls' Basketball l-3. DORIS FREY Commercial Frey Doris is a very likeabl classmate She is a lo al friend and ready to do any thing that is asked of her Her chief interests are danc ing collecting postal cards ice skating swimming and basketball She has attended all school affairs and has contributed much to the sue cess of the class Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 SAM GANGWER Academic Sammy This boy is known thru out the community for his outstanding achievements with the drums He owns a complete set of drums and knows how to use them This has automatically made him a requisite for all high school musicals His main diversions are hunting fishing and trapping Activities Operet ta 3 PETER GARBER Academic Pete Pete is the outstanding athlete of the class a four year regular and in his Jun ior year captained Weatherly High s first championship basketball team Although sports are his main hobby he has been active in other High School activities and social functions Activities Basketball l 2 3 4 Socc r l 2 Junor Play 3 Operetta 3 Class Vice President 2 GRACE GERHARD Academic- Gracie Grace is a classmate with striking blue eyes that seem ta flash friendship and e - couragement to all her asso- ciates. She is a very pleas- ant person to know. Her one big aim for the future is to go to a school of music. Ac- ivi ies: GI e Club 2- - Operetta 3 Newsy Nuggets 4 Yearbook staff. PHILLIP GERHARD Academic- Popeye Phil is a student who ol- ways seems to be laughing, His jovial nature has made him an indispensable asset to the class of l945. Living in the country, he has de- veloped a great interest n wild life and its natural sur- roundings. He likes to hunt and fish. He spent many nights in town and always maintained interest in school affairs. 490- 5 'U CHARLES GICKING Academic Click Click takes a very ac tive part in everything that the class sponsors He has been willing to participate in class activities He possesse an attractive xoice and a n tural sense of rhythm that has made him cn outstand ing dancer Activities Soc r l 2 Yearoook aff B s etball l 2 3 4 Jun Play 3 Operetta 3 Senior Play 3 HELEN HARMAN Commercial Harman Here is one of our com mercial classmates who has a sunny cnd cheerful coun tenance al time r hobbies are dancing and laughing and she is very adept Ct bcth All through her school years she has par ticipated wholeheartedly in scholastic events Activitie Newsy Nugget 3 4 Operet ta 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 IONE HARTZ Academic Hartzie Hcrtzie is a very po ular classmate who is out standing scholasticaly and possesses a personality spected by all who know her Her auburn hair attractively set wins many a gance Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 s B sketball l 3 Y book Staff Newsy Nugget l Junior Play 3 Operetta 3 Class Treasurer 3 Clos Secretary Z BEATRICE HEATER Commercial Beattie Here is a friendly charac ter who has always made those around her happy and at ease She is very con genial and is never any hap pier than when serving a cause faithfully She is ever ready to aid any c ass move ment and she has actively supported class functions Activities Newsy Nuggets 4 Glee Club 2 Yearbook Staff MARION HINKLE Commercial- Hinkle Marion is a tall girl with pretty hair. Her understand- ing smile for her classmates has been worth much more than any words of praise. Her chief interest is sports especially swimming and ski- ing. Her hobby is collecting current events. Activities: Gfee Club 2-3-4. JOHN HOEGG Academic Gus Gussie is the first mem ber of the Class of l945 to enlist in the armed service th Navy berng his choice He left for training n rad on January l6 l9-43 e has been a class le der and very popul r Activites Bas ke a'l l 2 Cheeread ng l 2 3 Class Se retary 2 HOWARD JACK Academic Jack Howard has been verf much interested in the scien tific branches of his High School life and he has always tried to find the answers to problems in the courses He is easy to associate with and even though he live out in the rural section he paid frequent social visits to town after school hours HENRY KEI PER Academic Henri Henry is known by hIS frieinds as one who is always wiliing to attempt a proie t and as one who has always been able to see it to a sat isfactory completion He en ioys outdoor sports both in sumrn r and in wnter A tivities Operetta 3 Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff HERBERT KELSHAW Academic Herby During his four Senior High School years Herby Became prominent as Weath erly s basketball floor gen era He played guard o Weatherlys first champion basketball team because of his fast plays and quick thinking he became region ally known Characteristic of Herby is his slow care free walk Activities Basket ball 2 3 4 Soccer2 Cass Treasurer 2. ALLEN KOCH Academic- 'Red Re is a swell fellow to know and has a host of friends not only in his own class but in all the others. His favorite pastime is riding to Philadelphia on Mengle s coal truck. He can be count- ed on to do any job asked of him. AWK JOHN KOEHLER Academic Jack Is a great lover of the out of doors and un pursuance of this interest he has covered every trail un this section Jack us a very friendly boy and at times discloses a traut of muschievousness H very easy to get along wuth Activities Operetta 3 MAURICE KUNKLE Commercial Marty Marty is one of the classs carpenter kids who in cooperation wuth his cous Santy has mauored un woodwork and general man ual training subjects In hus last year of Hugh School he has finally given the girls some attention Hus neat ap pearance and friendly man ner are social assets which will be valuobe to Marty wherever he goes Activities Cperetta 3 Soccer 2 WILLIAM KUNKLE Commercial Santy Wuth the help of hus cous Marty Santy has ept the Commercial section un an uproar wuth his remarks and amusing actions Hus good looks have impressed tue opposite sex Hus friend lune s nas won hum compan ions wherever he has gone Activities Soccer I 2 Bas ketboll 2 bu of--4 PHYLLIS LAUDENiAGER Academic u Phyllis has been one f the energetic gurls of the Senuor Class and she has produced cu successful school newspaper durung her Senuor year as Editor Her ambi tions attract her to the un te lectual side of life Ac tuvutues Glee Club 2 3 4 Newsy Nuggets I 2 3 4 De bate I 2 Junior Play 3 Op eretta 3 Yearbook Staff ROSE BUD LEPPLER Commercial u Here us a happy go lucky miss with o following at tracted to her because of her uovual nature She Iukes danc ung and has taught many a bashful boy the fundamental steps of the art She has been a great fan of W H S athletucs Activities Glee Club 2 3 4 Newsy Nug gets 2 3 4 Girls Basketball I 3 Junior Play 3 Debat ing 2 LOUIS MALESKY Academic Louie Here us a boy who com mands a large vocabulary and he uses ut uncessanty His chief interests are map making and astronomy He has been diligent un extrg w rk all scuences Has erect posture us admured by everyone Louis us very defu nite in his statements MARY MARUSAK Academic Mamue Here is the class s cham puon swummer M ry s a conscuentuous gurl who likes to sung and dance She has taken a very active part in many Hugh School stage pro ductuons Her ambitions lean toward nursing Activities Operetta 3 Girls Basketball D g 2 Club 2 3 4 Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff JOHN MILLER Academic Muller Johnnie is one of the most popular paper boys that has ever walked the streets of Weatheruy He us exception mathematucs He has re quently amused the class wuth a witty remark A tuvutues Basketball I 2 Soccer I Z Gym Team GEORGE NYER Academic Nyer George who us rather quuet us very well mannered and friendly He dresses nice ly and is liked by all of his classmates He has a car and can be seen quute often druv ing ut towards Weatherly One of his chuef hobbies us hunting Fishing also us in hu lune Although he us a rural student he keeps well formed on school events STEVEN PAULMENO Academic Stevue Here us a handsome fellow who us known for hus con genial personaluty and hus devotion to his friends The gurls admire his bloCk wavy hair He has been interested un school affaurs and us al ways well informed on scho lastuc events Activities Yearbook Staff . 11 V 1, . 11 1, - ' . . . , I . . . o in ' , ' . e is . , , 1, 1, H H A . -an . 1, 1 1, . 1, 1 ' ' - , . .' 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HB dl, - - ' Il - ll , I ' ' ' . , ' ' - ' - -V I ' ' ' ' 1 I h ' 1 1 ' Z LOlS PFEIFFER Commercial Loey Loey is a girl with many ta ents She likes music and 'was participated enthusiastic ally in all musicals She has worked hard for class affair and extra curricu'ar activi ties Activities Glee Club 3 3 4 Newsy Nugaets 3 4 O eretta 3 Junor P y Class Secret ry 3 Girls Bag all l 2 WILLIAM ROBERTS Commerci l Rabbits This Senior is a very ac tive leader in local Scouting circles One of his chief in terests is dancing at which he exces Another of his avocations is bookkeeping Activities Newsy Nugget Staff 3 4 Junior Class Play 3 Operetta 3 Soccer Man ager 2 Assistant Man ger l Basketball l QUINTON SCHAFFER Academic uint Quinton is athletical y in clined and since seventh gra e he h s starred Gymnastic exhibitions He is very keen in all mathematic al and scientific subjects He is active in community af fairs and has served faith fully in class proiects Ac ivities Gym Team I Yearbook Staff Operetta 3 TH EODOR E THOMAS Academic- Ted Having an uncanny ability to imitate other people Ted has been a source of many classroom disturbance. When the spirit has moved him he has produced many graphic drawings for the High School paper. His am- bition is to become a com- mercial artist. Activitiesi Operetta 3 Junior Play 3 Yearbook Staff Newsy Nug- gets 2-3. CURTIS TRUVER Academic- Curt C rtis is known t hs classmates as 'Curtf H is the youngest member of the class and is intereted very much in the outdoor sports of hunting, fishing and skat- ing. After graduation he plans to go to Penn State, where he intends to take up forestry. Activities: Yearbook Staff. WILLIAM VACK Academic Vacky is a tall well dresse Senior who many times has set the fashions for the Sen ior boys His wit has made many a classroom lively Bill is generally outstanding scholastic subiects Actiyi tes Basketball l 2 3 4 RUTH VANHORN Academic Ruthie Ruthie is out tanding for her peary white teeth and her curly black hair e spends her time cheering servicemen witn her lett The last two years of Hign School she sold tickets at the Ritz theatre where she gave Cl friend y greeting to all the ater goers Activities Glee Cub 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 LLOYD WILLIAMS Academic Wang One of the class s foremost leaders Lloyd has had a fol owing slnce his early years in school He has always been popular because of his friendly nature He has served as a local mail carrier very efficiently Activities Bas ketball l 2 3 Newsy Nug gets 3 Class President 2 3 Yearbook Staff Operetta 3 DOROTHY WILSON Academic- Dooly Another one of our class- mates who has taken promi- nent part in all musical ac- tivities because of her ability to play the piano Dorothy has a very congenial person- ality and a friendly attitude, Activities: Culee Club 2-3-4 Operetta 3 Debating l-2 Basketball l Newsy Nug- gets 4. MARGARET WYDOCK Academic- Peggy Peggy is a friendly girl who has always been willing to co-operate with all, She likes sports, having a special interest in swimming, ice skating and bicycling. Peg also likes a good movie, She spends some spare time read- ing and is always interested in a good mystery. Activi- ties: Glee Club 4. C 1-J N I A Qs -11 'VJ , , f ,. ,- 1 Nl U It .V . hi M r ' r T I N x W. V f'AA'ffNw N NM' , , I ., , 2, ' ' T' F Vx? X ' I'- ,7f'rr'. E A 3 1 lf- Azrr ' ' 1 V' ,1 , X . I l-llSTORY OF OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR The l9-12 l943 school term opened on August 3 wuth the Sophomore gurls heung assugned to Mr l-'orlacher and the Sophomore boys beung assugned to Mr Murrax The turst umportant event was the annual Freshman Senuor Halloween Party that was held on October 29 Eor the turst tume the Veteran Sopho uxores saw someone els ruduculed however all had a good tume Basket ball began on December 4 and un thus sport the lass was well represented Yearbook puctures were taken on December l8 and on January l4 and l5 cxams were guven Mr l-lorlacher the turst local teacher to enter the mulutary servuce left on January l6 The year progressed and we tunally ended school on May l9 t awaut our camung turn as Junuors ln the year of unfamy the class of 43 were Freshmen and the term began on September 2 l94l The gurls homeroom was un charge of Mrs Leppler and Mr Weur newly appounted scuence unstructor had charge of lu e oys The class was unutua ed unto thc l-luah School on October 3l and the Greenues were Mary Lou Bullug and Pete Garber Weatherly almost at tauned the league soccer flag but East Mauch Chunk nosed out a fughtung Orange and Black squad on November 5 at Nesauehonung The hustoruc attack on Pearl l-larbor occurred on December 7 and the next day the Natuon was un total war Basketball started un December and the season s results tabulated Weatherly s turst wun over Whute Haven un fuve years Exams were guven on January 22 and 23 ana the rest ot the year was uneventful untul the annual Gym exhubut School closed on May 29 l-llSTORY OE OUR ERESHMAN YEAR 'W b . Q'ZEigl7ZCI.lZ 676111 Fnrst row Helen Muller Joan Kreuger Emuly arley Margaret Rogosky Vnctor Muller Jame Somers Mrs Leppler Mr Thompson Jo n Schnelder Elouse Klstl r Jane Burkey Clara Ruth Hamm Jean Gregory Helen Mlnnlg Second row Jchn Grover Eugene Boyle Gene Sentlwuny ugene Kunkle Wllllam Frey Jacl Stewart Jack Schaffer Lawrence Henry E wood Shafer Samuel Roman Norman Wclqanrl Andrew Bolnsh Wllllam Doney Carl Mon z Thsrd row Theresa Paulmeno Reguna Mack Helen Barnngton Hannah Hent Mer Her tranft Jean Knappenberger Chrustlne Garber Theresa Fadden B ty Relm ll Hcl I Prebula Cladys Beers Dolores Funk Fourtn row Lowell Buttner Gene Hsnterlelter Jerry Henscl Earl Fleld Wllnwer Adams Pau Paul W st George Keller Howard Erdm n To be able to look unto the future and tell what people would be luke rn three years tlme would be wonderful But the Sensors thunk that such a crystal gazer rs not needed to tell what the members ot the present Freshman Class wull be llke The Sensor Class has known most ot the Frosh for a It ng pernod of tlme and now they thunk that It us 'fume to show thelr gratntude to a class of good sports Wuth many good wlshes and all the Sensors pullrng for you may xc u the Freshman Class be a great success rn your school lute as well as IIT your future roles as cltuzens ot these Unlted States The Freshman Class oftlcers are Presldent James Somers Vlce Presrdent Joan Schneuder Secretary Eloise Kustler Treasurer Vuctor Muller Section Advusers Mrs Anton Leppler Jr Mr RuchardJ Thompson V , . . , C - , , 4 - J , , e ,- f ,1 I ' I ' vI I ' I F' I I , I - . ,., C , ' I I I L I I I X ' s I I I l I ' I . I 1 1 l - Z ' 1 J ' r 1 Z, 1 'V' A ' , , , , et ff 1, N ew I T I ' ' - I 1 l - I , , , Younker, Emul Dar a Cla ton Heine Wllluarn N er Conrad Pteltfer Robert Cwrrell , V, Y 1 I I e , , C . , . , . . N . . I . I I I J X . I v I -i . I .I . . U65 cgoflfgonzons 66111 Frrst raw Wrlrard Lelben berger Nancy Rothrock Burdell Faust Tom Wrlllams Mass l-larnm Mass l-lartlane Bob Eblrng Ronald Duser Harold Hartz Marilyn Snell Charles Neudlrnaer Lors Dletrrch Second row Cladys Lorzalere Jean Keener Robert Graff Jean Eroh Paul Srtler Jean Krell Alan Erdn an Esther Romlg Henry Eroh Helen Zarzeka Mahlon Gerhard Ruth Kunke Roseanna Graft Thnrd row Alxerta Thrash Joan Evans Lorrarne Kolb Ursula Pokola Rosemary McGrIl Char lotte Strunk Joan Fagan D lores Klaprn kr Gen vreve cmpetro Betty Gregory Floren 1, Rrmshaw Theresa Bretsky Fourth row Raymond Frgas Frank l-lrnkle Paul Gregory Clarence l-lunkle James Luhman Leland Krepper Theodore Koehle Walter Kunkle Rrchord Brllg Thomas Douglas Charles Cralgle Gabnel Wargula Francrs Raynock The Sophomore Class IS composed of a group of students whose partlclpa tnon In actuvltles has added much tothe school year lt has been a pleasure to have known them and to have been thelr upper classmen Thus term, under the dlrectlon at thenr section advisers both groups have presented good assembly programs and when the tlme comes for theur Junior and Senior plays good matenal wall be available The class IS also well rep resented In sports lt IS hoped that a brnght post war world will dawn on th hornzon as these students go forth Into the game ot lute The class ottncers are Presrdent Robert Eblrng Vlce Presrdent Burdell Faust Secretary Ronald Duser Treasurer Thomas Wrllrams Advnsers Mrss Florence l-lartlrne Mass Jeannette l-lamm ' 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' r 1 - r 1 1 1 1 1 A r -1 r- 1 1 V 4 1 F- 1 1 - , . 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' .Z' 1 U65 guuzioz 56115 Furst row Jean Gaumer Claure Tarleton Moruon Achey Grcce Muller Mrs Nuss Wulluanc Thomas Muss J P Hamm Sara Maud Faust Jeannune Koch Sara Evans Jane Warner Dorus Van Horn Second row Nancy Fortwang er Margaret Mehaluk Cuufford Burkey Marlon Dargay Franc D Andrea Sonua Lesko Gene Gerhard Maud Hunkle Dean Grey Oluve Gerhard Nancy Jane Frey Thurd uow Betty Muller Eva Keller Jean Kreuger Ruth Kleppunger Pearl Hammershock Theresa Cuerlut ky Maruon Younker Carclyn Nagle Mary Slezak Mary Gerhart Mavu Newhart Betty Screenock Fourth r w Charles Youngcourt Hayden Lehr Harvey Welsh Hugh Koehler Davud Snell Clyde Kunkle How rd Sube Ernest Wuluams Norman Rhode Robert Rumshaw Fred Br tsky John Thomas Muchael Setzer Although the Class of 46 has lost many of uts members durung the past three years ut remauns one of the largest un Hugh School The members of 46 are an actuve group The boys are well represented on the basketball team and many of the gurls sung un the Glee Club The Holuday Dance Nhuch they sponsored on December 27 was an enuoyable occasuon for all who at tended The Junuors are generally found where somethung unterestung us goung on Thus year the class offucers are Presudent Wulluam Thomas Vuce Presudent Sara Maude Faust Secretary Jeannune Koch Treasurer Grace Muller Advusers Muss Jennue P Hamm, Mr R F Nuss ' I I I l I ' I ' ' u - V 1 f 1 f 1 . u ' u- ' , :lx A 1 ' r V 1 1 '- I . , A' ' I ' ' I I I - u 1 u I u - F C D I I I I I J , . 3 ' I , - f f 1 u u I U ' I I I D - , , . , . . , , . , . . u . . . . . t , . - ,, , C vi C fn LVZINLII :za H wb cqcfiaifias The Glee Club Furst row lorraune Kolb Dorothy Faust Sara Maud Faust Dorothy Wulson Muss Cunnung ham lore Hartz Martha Mae Doleuden Ruth Van l-'crn Florence Rumshaw Audrey Doney econd row Jean Krell Nancy Jane Frey Claure Tarletan Grace Mae Fuscher Joan Evans Esther Romug Sara Evans Jeonnune Koch He'en Zarzeka Roseanna Graft Thurd row Betty Gregory Mary Morusak lratsy Cowell Grace Gerhard Mary Lou Bullug Lous Pteuffer Betty Screenork Rcsemouy McGull Jean Keener Dolores Klopunsky Fourth row Ursula Pakalo Angelune DuCunu Joan Fagan Carolyn Nag'e Maruon Yaunker Helen Harmon Dorus Frey Theresa Cuerlutsky Maruon Hunkle Phyllus Laudenslager The Glee Club for many years has been one of the most octuve organuza tucns un our school It us the desure of every Senuor Hugh School gurl to be come an octuve member of thus organuzatuon ln every prouect whuch ut has undertaken the returns have been very suc cesstul and the compluments many The success of the Glee Club us due to the splendud leadershup of Muss Theresa Cunnunghom teacher at musuc and art and the splendud co opera tuon of uts members Thus year due to complucotuons we dud not have an onnnol operetta as prevucus The annual Musuc Week program was held wuth great success The oftucers are as follows Presudent Dorothy Wulson Vuce Presudent lone Hartz Secretary Martha Moe Doleud n Treasurer Sora Maud Faust Puanust Dorothy Faust Assustant Puanust Sara Maud Faust 5 - 1 1 , , ' I ' I I ' I I , , . , . 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D , , . . ,,,, f , - , , , - I Q I I I I I ' l I I I Margaret Wydock. 1 I A ' u 1 T o c Nevvsy Nugget Staflf Frrst row Mrs Nu s Grace Muller Phyllrs Laudenslager Mrs Leppler Second row Elouse Klstler Sara Maud Faut Marilyn Snell Esther Rornug Joan Evans Beatrice Heater Grace Mae Fischer Ro.e Bud Leppler Lors Pfeiffer Audrey Doney Thrrd row Angelrne DlClnr Ruth Van Horn Grace Gerhard Charlotte Strunk Ursula Pa kola Dolores Klaplnskr Marian Achey Jean Eroh Nancy Jane Frey Jane Warner Fourth row Wrllram Doney Paul Srtler Mary Marusak Ernest Wrlllarns Dorothy Wll on William Roberts Helen Harman Wrlson Barto Elwood Shafer The l944 45 Newsy Nugget Staff has endeavored to Issue a school paper contarnung newsy :tems about school actrvrtres and has succeeded rn plannrng the paper In such a fashion that It appears rnterestrng to the entrre student body Thus staff has worked hard to overcome the many drffrcultres that arlse ID edltlng a school paper We would luke to thank all people who had a part rn makrng Newsy Nuggets a success We are grateful to the advrsers Mrs Nuss and Mrs Leppler Wlthout therr constant help the paper could never have been successful THE STAFF Edrtor IH Chief Phyllis Laudenslager Associate Edrtor Grace Muller Bugrnegg Mgnggerg WIllIOm Roberts EYVWGS1' WIllIOm Sports Edrtor Wrckre Bart Fashion Edrtors Audrey Doney Mary Marusak Exchang Edrtor Rose Bud Leppler Edltorral Staff Grace Mae Frscher Elorse Krstler Jane Warner Nancy Jane Frey Marlon Actey Bull Doney Dorothy Wrlson Joanwrxted Paul Srtler Jean Eroh Typrsts Ruth Van l-lrrn Audrey Doney Beatrrce Heater Grace Gerhard Lars Pferffer Helen Harmon Sara Maud Faust Mrmeographers Angelnne DuCrnr Nancy Jane Frey Advrsers Mrs Anton Leppler, Jr Mrs R F Nuss 1 . s, , , . . 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H , ,,,,1,,,,.,,, 1,.,,A,, - ,V V , 'T' ,,,.,.,,,,V . - ,VV .VV , ,,.,.,,,,,V., F F I ' I I I l I ll I ' I I ' I F J l I I I I 1 ,, ,..,,,,,,, ..,,...,....,s........,,,, , ,. , Cast of the Junior Play Standung Henry Kerper Dorothy Wxlson Many Marusak Peter Garber Rose Bud Leppler Wrlluam Roberts Audrey Doney Loss Pfeufter Phyllus Laudenslager lone Hartz Srttung Martha Mae Dolexden Dorothy Faust Charles Gncklng Theodore Thomas MR AND MRS AMERICA A Bnght and Tlmely Comedy In Three Acts By Wilbur Braun Sponsored by Junuor Class Durected by R R Rahn Presented an Schwab Gymnasuum Audntoruum FRIDAY, MARCH 24, I944 8 OO P M Cast of Characters Marshall Kelly Charles Guckung Trudy Kelly Dorothy Faust Mrs Nancy Kelly Lots Pfeiffer Tom Kelly Wllllam Roberts Uruah Hawkins Peter Garber Elsa Clathrope Mary Marusak Carmen Muller Phyllns Laudenslager Mrs Kathernne Llvlngston Audrey Doney Myrtle Begley lone Hart Sergeant Florence O Hara Rose Bud Leppler Bull Walcott Ted Thomas Synopsls of Scenes The entlre actuon of the play takes place rn the Invrng room of a newly rented house located un a medlum slzed clty IH Ohno and now occupred by Mr and Mrs Marshall Kelly Tame The present ACT l Late afternoon ID early summer ACT ll Late afternoon of the follownng day ACT lll Two days later evennng RE I D R RAHN Dxrector ll II Betty Greenly ssss A fffffffffffffFfffff ',F,','uFManFH5FMQe Doleiden Varsity Basketball Squad Furst row Wulluam Vack Captaun Peter Garb r Charles Guckung Second row Hugh Koehler Ronald Duser Harvey Welsh John Muller Herbert Kelshaw The l944 45 basketball squad has been the answer to the Weatherly fans dreams In all the years of the Hugh School s competutuve games never has a team equaled thus squad s record Takung the sutuatuon well un hand they started theur vuctory march by easuly overcomung all league opposutuon lt was durung thus tume that he squad earned the tutle Wreckers guven to them by reguonal sports wruters It was a well chosen name as the boys really puled up hugh scores In the furst P l A A playoff they astonushed the reguonal sports world by upsettung Mahanoy Cuty Thus game had been consudered a warm up tult for Mahanoy Cuty lt was thus contest that unducated Weatherly Hugh would be a defunute threat un future playoffs By takung Tremont unto camp un the second playoff Weatherly earned the rught to play Allentown Thus truumph fulfulled the hopes of the Wreckers to play at Rockne Hall at Allentown Before a packed hall of 3 SOO the boys went down fughtung wuth the funal count beung 42 57 Allentown lt was not a push over for Allentown as the locals fought from begunnung to end lt was durung thus game that Captaun Pete Garber set a record of 26 pounts for P l A A playoffs In Rockne Hall The members of the team were un every respect worthy representatuves of theur Hugh School and town Theur combuned teamwork floor playung and shootung abuluty was far above average Theur sportsmanshup udentufued them as a clean playung outfut They were truly champuons The team was composed of senuors Captaun Pete Garber Herk Kelshaw Charles Guckung John Muller and Wulluam Vack uunuor Hugh Koehler and sophomore Ronald Duser They were coached by Red Rothacker a well known referee and one of Hazleton s great cage stars of the past . , .. , . l' I I I I ' I . , . . ' 1 1 . 1 . ,, ,, . . . 1 I ' - I I - A - - 11 - 11 , . ' 11 11 I I - I I ' 1 I I ' ' 1 ' I f 1 1 1 ' u I T x , . Varsity Cheer Leading Squad Lorrann Kolb Nancy Fortwang er Jean Knappenberger Mary Hartrantt Sara Maud Faust Nancy Rothrock For the flrst tame an the hlstary of Weatherly Hugh an all gurl Vorsu y Cheerleading Squad was chas n by popular vote of the student body Theur dress manner of appearance and trlendl ness to all opposung teams made them outstanding Down to the last mlnute at play they were In there leadung a determanea Weatherly cheerlng sectlon w ' ' N ' , ,1. .D , I' ' I I I I ' A A Q . . E . 1 V 1 Junior Varsity Basketball and Cheer Leading Squads l First row Robert Ebllng Johanna Knappenberger Emily Sarley Jean Faust Evelyn Duser Joan Kreiger Marlene Van Horn Paul West Second row Gabriel Wargula Robert Correll Charles Youngcourt William Nyer Walter Kunkle Theodore Koehler James Luhman Clyde Kunkle Conrad Pfeiffer Thomas Wil llams Michael Setzer Clifford Burkey This year s Orange and Black Junior Varsity Basketball team has been coached by Bob Achey local sport fan who has directed the team in the ab sence of Mr l-lorlacher The boys have played well and through the expe rience gained on this squad much maternal has been discovered for future Weatherly combinations The 44 45 basketball season found Weatherly High with its first Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad These Junior l-llgh School Cheerleaders were elected by the student body Their performances were enjoyed by all who witnessed the basketball games They have paved the way for future Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squads BOB ACH EY Coach 1944145 VV. l I. S. Basketball Scores Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly' Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weathe ly Weatherly Wea herly Weatherly 22 23 35 39 48 4 32 EXHIBITION GAMES Freeland .II M.M.I,..,27 M.Chunkl-ligh I8 Foster Twp. 23 M. M. I. ,.,,e,,. I4 Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Foster Twp. ,,,, 23 Mauch Chunk 29 Freeland ..e,eee, 25 M. C. Catholic 25 Sheppton AA,w,,,, 25 MOUNTAIN LEAGUE GAMES lFirst Halfl Ringtown . Weatherly 63 E. M. Chunk . . St. Ann s Weatherly 5l White Haven . Nuremberg 25 Weatherly 64 Rock Glen MOUNTAIN LEAGUE GAMES lSecond Halfl Rungtown Weatherly 67 E M Chunk St Anns Weatherly 59 Whute Haven O Nuremberq 25 Weatherly 55 Rock Glen P I A A PLAY OFFS Mahanoy Cuty 29 Weatherly 47 Tremont Weatherly 42 Allentown 57 C M ch 24 beat Do o a to the state cha Do sh p Weatherly Hugh s outstandung season us also told un fugures In the exhubu tuon games the opponents of the Orange and Black ran up a total of 220 pounts to 337 for the locals Thus guves the average score for each of the games as 33 7 for Weatherly and 22 for the opposutuon In Mountaun League competutuon the results are even more pleasung forthe total pounts attarned by other Mountain Loop squads us 273 whule Weath erlys total stands at 640 Thus puts the average score per game at 227 pounts forthe opposutuon and 53 3 tor the Wreckers As far as Weatherly us concerned the locals broke eyen un the P I A A play offs The pounts scored by the opposung squads come to a total of I2I Thus us the some amount scored by the Rothackermen un the play off games The average score for each of the thuee pennant tults stands at 40 3 for both squads Thus the season ended wuth the total pounts scored by Weatherly standung at I O98 and the total scored by the opposung combunatuons beung 6I4 Thus makes the average score for each game 43 9 to 24 6 WEATHERLY' GAME SCORES E M Chunk 32 Weatherly W atherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly M Foster Twp M Foster Twp Freeland Vocatuonal St Ann s Nuremberg Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly Weatherly 3I Sheppton Whute Haven Rock Glen M C Catholuc St Anns Nuremberg E M Chunk Whute Haven Rock Glen 63 I8 2l 3 ' 23 I3 I f . ,,,., 34 r 46 ' I7 ' . . ,,,. 27 ' 57 . 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' . ...28 22 ' ..I5 ....2l ....Il ...46 .,....lO fr' Udlfcl 1 a H auf 'Ham HND' 1:5 Cl-IRONOLOGY OF WORLD WIDE HISTORY MAKING EVENTS THAT OCCURRED DURING THE CLASSS SENIOR HIGH YEARS The members of the class of 45 have lrved through the most hlstorrc penad In the lfe of thus natron One month before the 1941 42 term began a regronal darly headlrned Its mam story Japs Warn Spark Only Needed to Start War lt was only fIV9 months later on December 7 1941 at Pearl Harbor that Amerrca was plunged Into the bellrgerency Early Amerrcan setbacks snapped the Amerrcan publrc Into the realIzatIon that the real thrng had come On February 15 1942 the Brrtrsh port of Srngapore fell to the Japanese and on Apral 9 the eprc defense of Bataan came to an end as the Japanese overran the Phrl Ipprnes John Luhman of Weatherly was among the heroes to fall to the enemy here Erght days later Jrmmy Daalrttle led a force of rarders over the Japanese caprtal Two years later It was revealed that these planes came from the U S S Carrrer Hornet O May 6 the Manrla Bay Fortress of Corregrdar caprtulated to Japan The Japanese attacked the Aleutrans on June 12th and durrng thIs perrod the U S Pa crfrc Fleet won a decIsIve battle ID the Coral Sea Later In the year the spotlIght turned to the North Afrrcan theater where on November I3 the Allres began the drIve to rId that country of the Germans On January 27 1943 the world was astounded at the announcement of the meetrng of Presrdent Roosevelt wIth PrIme Mrnaster Churchrll at Casablanca Here they mapped out the pnmary plans for vrctory In Aprrl 1943 Weatherly recerved the news of the death of Charles Eroh the fIrst local boy to be krlled In thIs sectron of the world In World War ll On May 13th It was offrcrally announced that the battle of Afnca was over and that the Germans were drrven from that theater On September 3 the Allres landed on the ltalIan marnland and fIve days later Italy sur rendered to the condItIons lard down at the Casablanca conference ThIs event greatly rarsed Allred hopes and the news lrght flashed to the ltalran theater as the Amerrcan and Brrtrsh armres started the long march up the ltalIan Boot towards Rome Late In November the fIVe and one half month defense of the Russran CITY of Stalrngrad ended when the Reds turned the tables and Isolated 330 OOO Axrs troops The eprc defense began on August 21 Nrneteen hundred forty three closed wIth a Izrrghter outlook on the war although the Allres fully realrzed the task that lay before them The year ot many changes 1944 started out In the POCITIC when In February the Unrted States Navy moved Into the regron about the Marshal Islands to strIke at the very heart of th Japanese PacIfIc strongholds Contrnurng devastatrng our blows agarnst I-lrtler s fortress Europe the Allres softened up the marnland for the eventual push across the Channel and at the same tIme garned precIous tIme to muster all the men and machlnes ever assembled Into one powerful unrt Harassed by at tween the Atlantlc Wall and the ever wrdenlng Russran front On June 4 1944 the world recerved the news that Rome the caprtal of Italy fell Into the hands of the Allres and local Interest was drawn to the fact that Lreutenant Fred Drucken mrller who was later kIlled In actron north of Rome drove the fIrst tank to enter the cIty Two days later General EIsenhower gave the long awaIted command for Invasron thIs electrrfymg order sent the largest armada In hrstory agalnst NOZI dornrnated Europe when the Allred forces landed In Normandy Immedrately establIshIng a beach head on the coast The natron anxrously awaIted some word of the InvasIon and was led In prayer by the Presrdent Declarrng that all movements had progressed ahead of schedule the Allred command had soon securely won bases on the contrnent As the battle drove on over the Normandy penrn sula and out Into open country where more suppIIes could be stored the drIve garned momen tum and the Germans began retreatrng to the Fatherland Leavrng the European InvasIon In full advance the news spotlIght returned agarn to the POCllIC where on October 19 1944 General Douglas MacArthur began hrs return to the Phrl Ipprnes wrth grgantrc landIng equrpment that went ashore under protectran of a mercrless naval bombardment The day of lrberatron for the POClfIC came nearer On November 19 the Allres began pourrng over the German border as they started actual ccntact wIth the famous Sergfrued lIne In Western Germany Tokro got Its fIrst nIght raId on November 29 when Srapan based B 29s plastered the Nrppon caprtal On December 17 the Nazrs surprrsed the world wIth a grgantrc counter attack that sent the Allres reellng back across snow covered Belgrurn and France ThIs drIve upset Allred plans consrderably although 1944 ended Wlfh the Allles once more on the march As a result 0 thIs counter attack the A lIes supplres were depleted and the natran was urged to work On February 19 the Marrnes Invaded the Island of Iwo JIma rIght Into the very defenses of the Jap home and lt was the bloodrest battle In Marrne hrstary The crawnrng moment came when a band of Leathernecks planted therr flag on Iwo JIma s Mount Surabachr All 'hrs trrne the Al res neared the Rhrne Frrst fell Cologne then Coblenz and frnally the forces of General EIsenhower crossed the Rhrne at Remagen Here the Germans offered lrght opposrtron although they dId destroy the Ludendorff Brrdge at Remagen The frnal all out assault on the Thurd Rerch began on March 23 when the push over the Rhrne begaw In earnest as 150 OOO men smashed over the water barrrer The fall of Ger many was at hand I I . . . . . . I . ,, I, - . 1 . . I , I , - 4 - r r I 1 D 1 , . , - . , , . , t A D . I n I I I - I . . I . l I I . 'l I I I I ' . .' . . I . A I . . ,, ,, , . - . . I A If ,, . . , . . , , I I - 1 - Q . . . ,l . - I . , , tacks on an alternately operated basis, the German war lords were early shifting troops be- I I I 5 1 f 1- I 1 . , - , , . . . . I . A - . ,I ,, , , , - , . . . . . I . . , . I I I I - . 1 . , D f I , . . . . . t I . 2. . r . I I , , . . , , - 6 xzxqfi gb V WEATHERLY, PENNSYLVANIA, PAST AND PRESENT Embracing a history spanning l2O years, the pictures on these two pages depict Weatherly from the time it started as a small lumbering village, known as Black Creek, to the present day of local plants manufacturing everything from an electronic tube to a tasty candy bar. The old-timers relate of trips to Glen Onoko, a dance den, a walk to the Iron Bridge, or a good game of ball when the main bill featured Lovatt's Pets. Now-a-days one may spend a pleasant afternoon at the evening enjoy a concert by the Weatherly Band, or a of the borough with its well-shaded sidewalks lined financed and owned by proud citizens One can marvel light plant or the S95 OOO Schwab School building and of town Local legend hereabouts is interesting and a foreshadows a great future at the Summer Gar- up at Keider's Field Eurana Park and in stroll to any section with homes locally at Weatherly s own annex in the center bright Yankee past il 4- 4 cfi-'3z 43'-SQ x,,e,s:oX Q 5 191:33 . v I A A K9 , 0 ' y ,V X9 W V550 , Q f P Lv. .Xb V, D i 0 2- x9 Q ' 0 .J ' VM, ,. . ,, i Q f r y f Ns v . I ,Q A s of - 0' ja. A tr A x , i :Q 4. S A J at 'EQ wx , L 3 A . ' 'SY Vg, tits . Y 4. - , Q A 1 . A ' ' ' , 'Lf K K x? 1.1.5 S J! . fl , f 1 r i r -cy? ,f ' T I X' ,' ,Q sf f V r ' -,f ' Y A , ' 1 ' iff ' . Q , Q rj , X 4 g, 3490 A I .. '0 A The staff wnshes to thank Mr Fred Womer for has voluoble and m plormmg these pages Wnfhout has mterest the publscoruon of these pohels would have been nmpossuble Class Rmord I ff ' J 4 f fl J . f f ffl I f Y ff ,ul ' 5 In f fl IJ... nn O'ZII7clf f may zob I 1 I Commencement ACTIVITIES The Sensor Class Presents A CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHURS COURT May -4 l9-I5 an the Weatherly Gymnasium Dnrccted by Mr Read R Rohn Cast Hank Bennett Marlon hns sister Wnlson Barto Phyllus Laudenslager Mrs Bennett his mother Lols Ptentfer Kung Arthur Queen Guenever Merlrn Sur Sagramor Claire Elaine Sur Launcelot Paul Sutler Audrey Doney John Koehler Louis Malesky Martha Mae Doleuden Dorothy Faust Peter Garber Queen Morgan Le Fay Angeline Du Clnl Sandy lone Hartz Vocal Solo Amerrcan Prayer Rose Bud Leppler Synopsls ot Scenes The prologue A Itvlng room an Hartford Conn The present The play The court of Kung Arthur Ac I June Zlst 528A D Act ll Scene l Immediately after the end ot the tlrst act Scene 2 A year later Act lll Nughttall the same day The epulogue Hartford again The present Commencement exerctses were held on May 28 I9-45 when the Reverend John Pounder ot Lans ford gave the mann address The student speakers were as fol ows What ls a Communntyp Dorothy Faust Weatherly rn the Past Patrtcla Cowell The Racual l-lerntage ot Our Com munuty Martha Mae Dolelden The Ecohomlc Sltuatlon tn Weatherly Today Audrey Doney Socnal Agencnes nn Our Commun y lone Hartz Our Communal Assets Phyllis Laudenslager Our Communal Defects Dorothy Wrlson The Future ot Our Community Grace Mae Pusher On Friday mornlng May 25 the Sensor Class ot l945 gave nts last program when the annual Class Day observance was held The following Sunday evening the annual Baccalaureate service was held In the Hugh School gym nassum Rev R A N Wilson for mer munlster of the local Presbyter lan church and at present servlng In a large charge at Detroit gave the sermon to the graduatung class All stage settings for the var: ous graduatuon observances were planned by Mlss Theresa Cunning ham The muslc was turntshed by the Glee Club I I I ll I ll I I - - , . . , ,. 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