White Haven High School - Haven Air Yearbook (White Haven, PA)

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Bill was Vice-president of the class in his fresh- man year, President in his junior and senior years and sang in the Glee Club in his junior and senior years. B111 was student manager for the baseball and basketball teams in his sophomore year and was scorekeeper in his junior and senior years. His pet aversion is physics classg his favorite song is nlf I Give My Heart To Youu. Leona Wrazien is a tall, brown-haired, blue- eyed lass who's always ready for a good time but is also a hard worker. As she was a member of the Glee Club for four years, a member of the journal- ism group and class treasurer during her junior and senior years, Leona had little time for mis- chief. Her favorite song is uMelody of Loven and her favorite saying is nYe gads and little fish- es. Betsy Silvernell is a small, brown-eyed red- head. She likes dancing and the song Nhelody of Leven. Bets was a member of the Glee Club for four years, class secretary in her freshman, sophomore and senior years, a member of the Journalism group and the social editor of the yearbook in her sen- lor year. Her saying is uDon't be ridiculousn. Clinton Schafer is a blond-haired, blue-eyed, responsable boy. He is always ready to have fun and to offer his car for class projects. He was the president of the class during his freshman and sophomore years, vice-president in his senior year, afmember of the Glee Club in his junior and senior years, the advertising manager of the year- book, and sports editor on the newspaper staff. Clinton was a praise-worthy member of the class. so 5 E 3 fa MMM Rosalie Skollar is a tall, talkative, brown- eyed, brown-haired senior. She enjoys driving a car. A member of the Glee Club for four years, vice-president of the class in her junior year, a member of the Journalism group, and editor of the yearbook in her senior year. Rosalie was certain ly busy during her high school years. She likes the song HIf I Love Youn and the expression nHoly hilbertn. Mary Jane Donnelly is a studious girl who has dark hair and brown eyes. She enjoys playing she piano vegg much. Mary Jane was a ligrariantgn er un or a sen or years an a o mem er o e Glee Club for four years, a,member of the Journal- ism group in her senior, and was also associate editor on the yearbook and editor of the news- paper. She agrees that NIt's A woman's Worldn. Donald Ziminsky is a tall,brown-eyed red-head who can be depended upon to crack a joke anytime. He played baseball and basketball for four years. nYou're telling men is Donnie's favorite expres- sion and uS1ncerelyn is his favorite song. He says that women are his pet aversion, but we know better. June Hayes has blue eyes, brown hair, and a tempermental disposition, but is always ready to have fun. She was a member of the Glee Club for four years, and in her senior year she was class editor of the year book and a member of the Jour- nalism group. June likes to read good books, to eat, and the song nLet Me Go, Lover , but dispises anonymous phone calls. when asked if this is true she replied, HDon't know, do ya?n 5? F! 1 5 5 u E 5 ff: 1 .1 ! affl.,-e BMJ ,GJ Russell Miller, a big boy C6' talll weighs in at 235 lbs., has dark hair and brown eyes that are always glinting with good humor and fun. Root played basketball for four years and baseball in his senior year. He also sang in the Glee Club in his Aunior year and likes the song uTh1s Old House . Russell's favorite saying is uYou're crazy with the heatn and his pet aversion is Barbara Stemple. Sandra Cox is a brown-eyed blonde who likes a good time. She was a member of the Glee Club for four years, secretary of the class in her Junior year, and a member of the journalism group in her senior year. Sanus pet expression is uAye yi yi yin, her favorite song uHow Important Can It Ben and her pet aversion is short boys. Jeanne Keiper is a petite brown-haired girl who has pretty blue eyes and a sweet smile. Ath- letic Jeanne, who loves to swim, was a cheerleader for two years, was a member of the Glee Club for four years, and in regards to that says nYou bet- ter believe itn. She doesn't care for algebra and her favorite song is nlf I Give My Heart To Youn- Stephen Prutzman is a tall,dark-haired, brown eyed senior whous an admirer of beauty. He played basketball during his freshman and junior years and baseball for one year. Steve's pet aversion is spaghetti and his favorite saying is nAh, shut upn. He likes to play basketball and the song nMelody of Loveu. il li Z 5 fbmffaw Vincella Topitop a cute girl with brown, naturally curly hair and hazel-colored eyes, has a charming personality. She was a member of the Glee Club, the journalism group and sales manager of the yearbook in her senior year. Ulf I Give My Heart To Youn is her song. Dolly loves dancing but despises grand opera. Her pet reply is nAsk me againu. Barbara Stemple is a brown-haired girl with hazel-colored eyes and a sparkling personality. She likes to dance to the song nHow Important Can It Ben. Barb was a cheerleader for four years, a member of the Glee Club and the journalism group, and was president of the library club in her sen- ior year. She is always saying nYbuVll be all r1ght'. Barry Searfoss is a tall, brown-haired, blue- eyed boy with a sense of humor. He was business manager of the yearbook in his senior year. Barry has a favorite song nThe Melody of Loven. NHHCY Dotter is a small,green-eyed blonde who has a cute giggle which can be heard at almost any time of the day or night. She has a definite dis- like fOr' E0SSiD- Nance was a cheerleader for three years, a librarian in her junior year,and a member of the journalism group in her senior year. Shats full of fun and likes 'tan Fordsw lYa can't hardly get that kind no morel which goes well with her favorite song nTeach Me Tonight L y P .- 1 . r, if? - . ,ggi , ..4.. . A. ,.,1. -4- 3- ri Q '-bfi, 4514 x 4 . a V .,,- -. ' .-A ,L--.. ' -A ,222 . ,E U. rr -. 4. :Ir .TQ ww-L f. 5:4 an 'ln .wg ' ' .1 .5 .. ,X , fn' ., .1g?Qa.' ' Nw- . .ji-I-I1 3 , .5.,f'g .Lx ,', ,f. ' .' 'sz' rw, ,'1'.'Ail . . Y tn -1 fe., .kr , . - ,- iff , V EI.. . ,4 - HV -,W ..: F . ,,.,. ., ... M-V -F , - rf: :' . r Lv I , - r- - . V.. - .E4.,, - .1 1 Wx r 7 A-, r1Mn41.- Ronald Klem has blond curly hair and blue eyes. Pete is a rather quiet boy, but perhaps that is because we don't give him a chance to get a word in edge-wise. Athletlcally inclined, he played basketball for four years and baseball in his senior year. Joan Jones is a dark-eyed, dark-haired girl who has a teasing smile. She belonged to the Glee Club in her senior year. Ioanie likes to dance, but does not like school. Her favorite saying is UT donFt caren'and her favorite song is uTeach Me Tonightul Audrey James, a tall, brown-haired, blue-eyed girl, is lots of fun at anyt1me.She was art editor for the yearbook and the newspaper in her senior year. when ever any one mentions a nhquareug Audhg reply is '1et's not get sickenlngnk Her favorite pastime is dancing and her favorite song's nshaks, Rattle, and Rollu. Raymond Quava is a tall, brown-haired, blue- eyed senior who has a knack for making witty com- ments about dull matters. He played baseball and basketball for four years. Ray's favorite pastime is hunting and his favorite saying is uYou little zombien. s Bs' .,gw 3. gk 1 ' ' f.r: ' if , , , ,. ,- ' 1.62.- 'K L V , f, , H 4.1, .Pair I , 6 Q Y J- a 5 . A -.4 ' -1 -. -,-,,.,!, ., .1 - i... M In r4vawf:m11ff2111:f,:S'2w531, : ., . x 1.5 . iv n,. .fx I x:'i'!'. , K af r., -4 , .-R' Q.. . . , .Q ,.,. r A ix. f'fj,:. L, W, ,.. . 'P 0'f5,..'V7 HLZG, WM? Skwstms. Janice Timinsky is a small, brown-haired, brown-eyed beauty. S e was a member of the Glee Club for four years and enjoyed it. Janus pet peeve is book reports. She says,'honest1y',I love to dance to the song nlhke Yourself Gomfortableni Martin Clymer is a brown-haired boy with blue eyes. He likes the outdoor life and his favor- ite saying is uhorse feathersu. His pet aversion is English class and his favorite song is nThat s All I Want From Youn. Marty was also sales manager of the newspaper. Hermine Orlia is a short,black-haired, brown- eyed girl. She really likes to jitter-bug. She was one of the art editors for the yearbook and for the Mountaineer. Hbrm1ne't favorite saying is nlet's not be sickeningn, and her favorite song is nHearts of Stonen. Kenneth Butler is a tall, dark-haired boy and has hazel eyes. He came from Hanover Township early in our senior year. He played baseball during the spring. Whenever Kenny hears the song HShake, Rattle, and Rolla or some one mentions racing, he says, Let's go! He lug, nearly everything but cold weather. Loretta Perch, a tall miss with brown hair and brown eyes, is always ready to do anything that might be fun. She was a member of the Glee Club in her senior year, likes dancing but does not like English class. Rett1e'b saying is ndheok thatu, and her favorite song is nHey Theron. 3. v. :K 'E , Q.: ,. 4 --. ,g-ld , M25 ' sy -' .4' V ' 'V P . ' -' x A 5 J,1-' E , 1. F55 41.1, 'f-1. .1147-f,:v, -4 ' 1331: . . If !:' gc, 'hz' If -. vfczf. . ,X P i ,. -V.,--. .- 4...--2 - .-41.-! 1.LA gf, -'j1..'fg.r :I f 1 -. -if .' --.VPS ,ill H . ,scl- fi i - . 4 as . X! K 1 ,,- f il fa 1 - fx ,.,, - 4 BF' -v FW-7 G' F' 'i! 7-353i ' 'QE ,,. x S6Il1OI'B On a sunny Wednesday early in September of 1951 we boarded the High School Limited at Station 8' in White Haven High School. Checking back over the passenger list we find there were forty-nine happy, excited boys and girls eager to begin their travels through the Land of Knowledge. Our conductor for the entire trip was Mrs. Edna Leacock whossleader- ship enabled us to complete the trip with a maximum of success and a min- imum of failure For the first part of the Journey our crew was: chief engineer, Clinton Schaferg his assistant, B111 Helmerg time-keeper, Betsy Bilvernell and payroll master, James Haegele. At the first whistle stop we sold chances on an electric mixer and, at the next, Christmas wrapping paper. Our many activities in the Club Car included a Hallowe'en party, a Christmas party which marked the beginning of a week's layover so we could all enjoy the Christmas holidays at home, and,- finally, a picnic held in June for the purpose of celebrating the close of the first run of our Jour- ney. Before leaving from Station 6 in September of fifty-two, a glance at the passenger list showed that eight of the original forty-nine passengers had missed the train. Each who made it looked forward to this year's port- ion of the journey. In the eng1neer's seat we again placed Clinton Schafer with a new as- sistant, Nickle Knebelsg Betsy Bilvernell stayed on as time-keeper and James Haegele again was pay-roll master. We took on a new passenger, Hermine Orlio, just before leaving the station. After only six weeks of travel we had to pause long enough for Marlene Fitzsimmons to alight. Then near the half way mark we were flagged in long enough to take on a new passenger, Audrey James. During the second year we sold puffed rice balls and pumpkin pies on board. At the whistle stops we again sold Christmas wrapping paper and chanced off a Mother's Day cake. Just before Christmas we presented a Christmas play at a two day stop over. Our Club Car activities this year included a fall picnic, a Hallowe'en party, a Christmas party and another picnic in May which marked the end of our second run. ! L1 2 QQ : : 3 E E 5 Only twenty-seven boarded the Limited in September of fifty-three to begin the third round of our expedition. The drop in registered passengers was due to the fact that some were too late to catch the train, while still others left to finish the trip on another line, and to the untimely death of a beloved classmate, James Haegele. This year we placed the eng1neer's cap on the head of Bill Helmer, Nickle Knebels was his assistant, Sandra Cox took over the time-keeper's books,and Leona Wrazien became pay-roll master. The whistle-stops this year found us selling Christmas wreaths and fruit cakes, chancing off a ham and selling Easter cakes. We also held a spaghetti supper in the dining car. At an emergency stop we left Nickle Knebels, our assistant engineer, who is finishing the trip on a Philly line. His position was filled by Rosalie Skollar. we really used the Club and Dining Cars this trip. We had a Christmas party and the Junior-Senior Prom in the former, and the Junior-Senior Ban- quet in the latter. fff as , z.-. X - 11 ff-er' ff ' On September 8, 1954, twenty-three passengers left Station 7 to start the last portion of our journey. Carol Ridall couldn't be with us now as she had moved away during the summer and boarded a train at Shippensburg. We kept Bill Helmer on as engineer but gave him a new assistant, Clinton Schafer. Betsy Silvernell again became time-keeper,and Leona Wrazien stayed on as payroll master. The whistle-stops, mail-stops, and even the flag-ins found us selling yearbooks, apple cider and doughnuts, cards and wrapping paper, news pa- pers, and chances on a Christmas dinner. A Hallowe'en party at Penn Lake Junction began our numerous activities for the year. The semi-climax of our trip was a four day stop at Washington D. C. for which we had worked, and planned for nearly four years. It was really worth it. Now our trip is nearly completed and soon we will be pulling into the last station on this trip in the Land of Knowledge and the first station on our Journey through life. , .FA .- H.- 4. xl L: JE., JL, , . Q. '1 fa' 'awk n, , al-I ' '. - 7 - j.'- '. wk b f....z fn Q: 4. '- rli'-f'f'fZ, ,' s A - Aff, 1-'M ' ,y ' ,fipgrjgx-, , - ' . ,f,,,:,g.g:-4 ' .4 , Af r-- 1 , ' A - . 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In their first meeting they elected as their officers---President, Walter Hittingerg Vice-president, Robert Snowdeng Secretary, Janet Siplerg Treas- urer, Albert Gower. To start a fund for their Washington trip, they chanced off a cake, and from the profit they contributed fifty dollars towards a plaque for the high school. But it wasn't all work for this freshman class, such as their successful skating party at Toby's Park, a festive Hallowe'en party, and exchanged gifts at a Christmas party. This concluded the activities in the first chapter of the class of '56. Opening the book to the second chapter, we find that the class has greatly diminished in size. Having lost thirty-three classmates Cmost of whom went to a different schoolj the class made a greater effort towards its goal. Their capable class officers, who were---President, Walter Hittingerg Vice-president, Robert Snowdeng Secretary, Janet Siplerg Treas- urer, Keith Tyler, led them through another successful year, which began with the chancing off of a Thanksgiving dinner. This project was followed by the chancing off of an Easter egg in April, and later the selling of Mother's Day cakes. Their only social event was a Hallowe'en party which was enjoyed by everyone. Reopening the book to the third chapter we read further on to find that only sixteen members of the class of '56 remain. Although they were hindered by their small number they went on to sell magazines, Christmas cards, and chances on a Thanksgiving dimmer. A project which was a novel idea was the selling of the School Daze Booklets . Even though they worked hard on their projects they found time to have a colorful Hallowe'en party, a cheerful Christmas party, and several picnics. As May rolled around we found the Juniors anxiously planning for the Junior-Senior Banquet which was a great success. Again the juniors hard work was rewarded by a BPSC- tacular prom. Now they find themselves at the first page of the final and most ex- citing chapter of their book. May they find it as enlightening, enjoyable, and successful as we have found it to be in our journey. F Y QE 5 E F 5 2 0 . XX iw QW Q W Y ff M , ,f f W ,. . s i t M. X 3 Pe ' ss ., I 'm 5317! my Q is V' -7 ,-g:,.,'2 .!,-i- A . F i I 'V 4 1 7 1 . 5 1 ': 4 Sephomores One fall morning in September of 1953, thirty-eight anxious boys and girls assembled in the Freshman home room to begin their high school career. Under the guidance of Miss Grace Hatmaker, they held their first meet- ing as a class on Friday, the sixteenth, in the month of September. As a result of this meeting the Freshman Class had as officers the followingr Forrest Hayes, Presidentg Glenn Kearns, Vice-presidentg Ronald Butler, Treasurerg Joyce Yeager, Secretary. As they were eager to augment their treasury, they worked industri- ously on several money-raising projects- selling Christmas candy, Easter candy, and chances on a delicious home made cake. Although the Freshman Class was kept busy with projects, nevertheless, they found time for an ice skating party at the home of Joyce Yeager and a box lunch picnic at Sans souci Park at the end of the school term. After a joyous summer vacation the Freshmen returned as Sophomores and settled down to hard work in their studies, projects, and activities. The first class meeting was called by Miss Grace Hatmaker and the class officers chosen for the year were: Forrest Hayes, Presidentg Fred Carter, Vice-presidentg Joyce Yeager, Secretaryg and Ronald Butler, Treas- urer. Their agenda for the year included a candy sale,s.soup sale, selling Christmas cards, and a dance. A number of Sophomore boys are participating on the white Haven base- ball and basketball teams while the girls are displaying their talents as members of the Glee Club and the cheerleading squad. In the early fall the class held a weiner roast at the home of Joyce Yeager. The Sophomores are proving to be very co-operative and successful dur- ing their first two high school years. 'T 'ij xi 1. Q.. -.-44. . 3 ...A ,, V Z 1 0 - - 15, .uf-'5. vwvawwgfm v af- www A- 71 ,,..-1-,rx :E.,,K:,-1, - - - , ,V -V M- la-3' i .1' , .rf .14 , x, , 4 ve: . rr .gl . SQ . fr ti'- - .. Ai! ,:. -.j.g,,,' ,, 21.55-4,,, T., - N,-1 ,gy b ,, vm., ,. ' fr 4' - . fl 5 f f. ',f ' A ' 'QQ ul r'.'.. W., ,-.,,,.?A 1 ' ,. , .A- ,.v: .- -as , .L r. 'su 1 I - -'Z x r.. QL t N . fi n 45 .,, , . N , ' K .KN ' '.V-. M 'N .e a W? fi H' . .II , A .I A Q H 11 4 , 15- ,, .:, rf., 1. -' 'mg ' , , we N 'rib-2,45 , 53 11955. E-1, .. f . fi' ,A. of' X ? E MENS I MA Sig E E ! .-1 4 5 Z 2' 1 ... i S 3 QI Freshmen At the beginning of the current school term twenty-five freshmen students enrolled with Miss Shupp as their class advisor. This is one of the smallest enrollments that White Haven High School has had in recent Years. The first class meeting was held for the purpose of electing class officers. The results of this election were: David Searfoee, Pres- identg Shirley Carter, Vice-presidentg:Curt1s Hayes, Secretaryg Michael Prutzman, Treasurer. The freshmen readily entered into extra-curriculas activities. Many of the girls participated in the Glee Club while the boys eagerly became members of the basketball and baseball teams. One of the first activities of the class of 1958 was a party at Toby ' s Park . They are looking forward to the next three year's class activities and pleasant projects earning money for that anticipated trip to Wash- ington and their Junior-Senior Banquet. We, the class of 1955, wish you, the class of 1958, a successful and fun-filled journey through your three remaining high school years. 3 P T! 'Q E li ri Bu 9E I E a 5 '-1 Seventh and Eighth Grades -Q f fm Fifth and Sixth Grades ' Q 4 L E I 5 I' .- 1 75 Q S VF I 5 ---J Gwinn Third and Fourth Grades af 6 ' in 1..- -wwuv First and Second Grades ai E ,K 1 .f 9 5 S ll ff is 5 1 . E -1 Q 1 W x VIR . fi' v X ff fax - X ,M X I N'K?:.:J iw 1 K X - ff a :-2:-21. X QHYL. f f ill 4101123 X XX EK ,WL vqzy Q ms I jj S :LN 63 I. WX X I Vg XX I 'X xx V , f j K N -J f N X A X' Y SX ffwfkf .1- xx X X 1 x f X3 r 2 f Xb. X '.A. xixg. U91 W X!! fd I I X XXX K I fr ikix 459 f , 7 . XXX fx ' A , 1 I M X er g Lxxkxjxxx Y' k ' fp Q f zu? 1 X T I xfbf V ff 1 wk k A xx I Ar!! f ' 0 -, X i ff ' 5 1 A If :c F if. 75 In upaper Sta!! nitbr mchiffenoou 0 OOOIOCOIOOOOOOIOII ooo Managing Editors. . . . . . . .vincolla Topito rm-em Clymer ll-Iva ld1t:or....... .. . ...Juno lhyu kchmge mitoroonos O ooooorlney nDttQr riturlmitnloos aooonooooeonaxrl Gox H0181 81119111011 M m1tOI'la s o o 0 0 o 0 0 Q .Bernina AUAPCY ICICI Sports Editors. . . . . . . .Barbara Btomplo G1 inton Bohn! or Gonipu.. ....Nancy Better Htmorn.. . .. ......Leom Wrnion mvilrooo ooo on locus oo oo on ssoooohlo mlm- LO8000k .an ... 11 Ef'+,:a1'.1,+-.A ,H ' AL -.am .-.N ',. 4 fL. - 'u . A-1 Q . . .' Q ' , , -.rgfffif V y.. l- 1541, 'vi 5 f ., 'f ' .-4, ,-. -W, J., f -. ,, 1 I f 3 4 , . .n , ,. E11 f jg 4 ' ' I. v - fgfj -. 4 - g. 1 ,- -. 1. .I-'.,-vsp. . -- .-. -' '--?-H-,fw-1. , '--ff-f fP'a,S:::-f'?'N A . J JL..d:.f:f?.. . , --wzlh--52+ f V- M -,. afiifisf-1 52' I 1,514 J' 'Q -jf 5. . flffi ai' -'Ea .. - ' V- '1'?fT7- N 5 K A 4 4 A -ww ' J if .K L , .T. fn . .. -4 Library Club Under the capable direction of Misa Ruth E. S upp, the Library Club was formed. This is a new club formed Just this year. Ita purpose is to check books in and out of the l1brary,.to mend old books. and to learn a- bout library schools. The officers elected at the meeting werex- President, Barbara Btempleg Vice-pres1dent,.Mary Jane Donnellyg Secretary, Anna Sue Clymerg and gpggg. urer, Catherine Baranyak. At present there are eleven club m muera, Meet- ings are held twice a month. The first affair held by the club was The Buggy Hop held on Bop- tember 30, 1954. Some social activities planned during the year included a skating party and a trip to the public library in Wilkes Barre. Glee Club he E 1 -1 T J r I Q X. E as I w 'e Safety Patrol The Safety Patrol was organized on September 13, 1954, under the direction of Mr. Leland C. Vandermark, supervising principal. There were twenty-four boys and girls present. The officers elected at the meeting were: Captain, Lee Feistg Lieutenant, Russell Koch, and Secretary, Karlene Klotz o Due to the co-operation and alertness of the members there have been no serious injuries to any of our pupils since 1939. In 1950 the school received a green pennant from the A.A.A. for our no accident record during the first month of school that fall. Each year in which we do not have any accidents we shall receive a gold felt seal to be placed on the pennant. If at any time we should have an accident, we would lose our pennant and the four seals which we have been awarded since 1950. At the end of each year an nkward of Meritn is presented to each mem- ber of the Safety Patrol by the Anthracite Motor Club. We, the class of 1955, hope that at the end of this year we will re- ceive the fifth gold seal. Glee Club The Glee Club, under the guidance of Miss Martha Haiges, is organized at the beginning of each year. This gives the girls a chance to express their love of music in song and to appear before audiences. This club had its beginning in 1945. Since then it has been one of the major extra-curricular activities. The total membership for this year is thirty-six. The girls practice each Monday at 4 O'clock in the school auditorium. During the first four months of school, the girls practice songs for the Christmas program. After Christmas they begin practicing for the Spring Concert. The stage is always beautifully decorated and all of the girls, in their pastel gowns, make a beautiful sight. The boys sing addit- ional songs which contribute greatly to the enjoyment of the program. We, the Seniors, when looking back at our high school days, will always remember the good times had in the Glee Club. n..- .-n ,-1.g , , .-' , 15 .-gm. , rimit-I its Kill.: ,ga A .Kg ,-, T- h., 1 A l'Iv1F.1 1 . f . w 40 4. 1 g': 1.. ,, . ',-Q. . .. -. ' .gr-1 'Z' I .V ' fp . . ,Q 1- f-- ' . ..-1.2, . .rw - .. xl ' vb ...A 5' -- 2-any . ,lx ,-4 Q ,Nv- J1 ., .. ,1 gl .J v . .f x,.:.. .1 ' 1 '-v x, .V 1,--. H t 'S32 .2 .,,. . ,gg-,sf f, -9 . ll, .X-1-N, .V - ' -Lis VW TJ., - , ' ,ffij ' s -. in' cz' ' i- ' . 4 -V -'J N 5 ...VL , .555 fl 1 '12, .. .qw-I M., 5 T - . ,. .. ,. gi., , LQ-r-'. ' .4 lb' r Le -,.-.H , gl.:-5,511 1 . - .-A 7 ,. - ' ' IJ., 43? ', 'l-ffz., 'bill vw 2 . , Hy- V. , 91,4 - . 1, .. : -: ffvziif :V ' ' -L' . - - ' '-w f al .-952 , ...Ld I-,,.-f -1 K . 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Q 2 5 E f Q11 Q Tx M u fy S v K f X K. X is X K X Y xx J 5 Q 4 f as mp 1 X 1 ,Q 3 7 S X. ' . x J , u up , -v 5 E? 4 E' E H Q ,.1 Basketball The basketball season opened hopefully and expectantly in spite of the fact that only one varsity starter returned from last years Warriors. Members of the 1954-55 varsity basketball team were: Seniors-Captain Donald Ziminsky, Ronald Klem, Raymond Quava, Stephen Prutzman, Joseph KPH11. and Russell Millerg Juniors-Charles Best, Fred Carterg Sophomores- Ronald Butler, Gerald Gallagher, George Radjevitchg Freshmen-Fred Hudock, Curtis Hayes. The Warriors started the season with two losses, one each to M.M.I. and Foster Township. Both of these games they played without the services of their ace-centerman Fred Garter. Carter entered the line up in the third game of the season to lead the team with 17 points as they beat Fairview Township, 66-55. The Warriors then lost successive games to McAdoo, M.M.I., and Foster Township by 8, 6, and lO points respectively, before walloping Fairview Township at home 78-49. Carter slammed in 35 Points. During the Christmas vacation, White Haven lost two games to Freeland and one to McAdoo by scores of 68-41, 76-57, 69-49. White Haven thus finished the exhibition campaign winning only two out of ten games. with Jim Thorpe, Weatherly, St. Anns, and Rock Glen set to compete against White Haven for Mountain League honors. a three-team race involving Jim Thorpe, Weatherly, and White Haven,was predicted by most regional fans. The Warriors first traveled to Jim Thorpe where they lost a heart- breaker, 78-75, in double overtime. Ray Qnava and Ronnie Klem led their team mates with 28 and 25 points respectively. White Haven then walloped Rock Glen at the M.M.I. gym by an 85-59 score. Fred Carter brought in 23 points with some fine shooting. In the next game, Weatherly nipped the Warriors 54-52 in s very excit- ing game. Quava collected 24 points, while Keith Tyler, formerly with the Warriors, got 14 for Weatherly. li ii -P- 11: 1...-.Y1 , .5 .-,,,-K '1 , J. .-...Hg fn .va 2. ,ren . , a,..Q.4- . ..,,. fir- ':.. Q lw . J.. ... N , Y , ---M.. .'--- , is ,gy ,.,,,.+-4. ? lr v.. . i 4- 'wf..T1i Q '. -Z..-A .1 L.f...,'1-.Q A ..,g5f- f B-' we . - 1.-,.. -1:11. H31-,.i!4f'--f -..f . Y- -af. lm- I '. v- L T24-f 1 15115-' ., .. . wi' xt. - f f - --5. ,j VV, -M, 4 L I Q fjglifizf . ,-.Lv,:'? ' 'L'nau1,.fx,L-I 1' .K , - ,Jr X -1.,f. - 4,,,,, rn, -...L , , M . -. ., , rw. iff N f Rx 1 - . H: 'v ' ' TC' ' . ii ,LH -.wr--.1 1- -A - .:. , :-' ' ' . 1.- . . -Q. a A fr, f 'lv ..,-.wr 3I!:,,L , I V 5 .. . , ...gr-, A 'ilw if fxft. 7 1' 3 -'1 4 ,W--.J .-rr.-g.. .-' ' I ' ': 1': -.w ' - 4.-.5',..,,.1-3,-J., . ' A- rr. -:f-wr ff. 1' . ' 'C -1' ., - . mln--IE-' af.: , .. . 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Playing without the services of Carter and Elem, both regulars, the Warriorsshopes of triumph against Weatherly looked dim. The Wreckers scored a lop-sided 85-48 triumph. Every member of both benches saw action as both coaches substituted freely. In the game of the season White Haven avenged the previous loss to St. Anne with a 70-61 win. Carter scored 24 points, and Klem 10 as they re- entered the line up. The Havenites thus finished the Second Half with two wins and two losses, giving them three wins and five losses for the Mountain League campaign. Next year the Warriors will compete in tha Anthracite League, as the Mountain League has been disbanded. Exhibition W.H. Opponents 58 M.M. I. 75 39 Foster Twp. 54 66 Fairview Twp. 55 49 McAdoo 57 42 M.M.I. 48 46 Foster Twp. 56 78 Fairview Twp. 49 41 Freeland 68 57 Freeland 76 49 McAdoo 69 Mountain League First Half W.H. Opponents 75 Jim Thorpe 78 85 Rock Glen 59 52 Weatherly 54 55 Bt. Anne 56 Second Half 57 Jim Thorpe 60 69 Rock Glen 67 48 Weatherly B5 70 St. Anns 61 Individual Scoring Donald Zlmlnsky 158 Raymond QMBVB 237 Joseph Krull 82 Fred Hudock 121 Ronald Klem 156 Ronald Butler 8 Fr-ea Carter 255 Stephen Pruf-we-n 53 Russell Miller o Gerald Gallagher 5 ll! E I ! 3 F ' I! !-is-Y Ml!-mnlll! .., w r .421 ,. 1 :P '5,.,,.u .ju , ,.'-'g' ' 'nj , .4 1 .A-UA: ,'.,, ,SHI 4,135 15, ,W .. A1- ,. 45, , ,I , H , r ' wv x .. CHEERLEADERS Stendlng - Left to Right - Varsity - Jeanne Keiper, Ellen Klem, Anna Clymer, Captain Barbara Stemple, Catherine Baranyak, Joyce M1ller,Nancy Dotter Kneeling - Left to Right - J. Varsity - Janet l1'.5 NI! i Yablonsky, Shirley Klem, Shirley Wheeler, Captain Jane Morrison .- ' v-..' Q -vw., an:-'-1-V, T I7 ff: ,, M - ,wr ' QV. is 'sn fl. Ts , Q , nh., rl- 1517.11 ' ' ' 1, , ,U 'gp A 24. ggi ' A 1? ak- 4-.., --:. - v -.. .,:3,, V 2 f N1 J ' ' w Vw., A. 3, . 5 Y Baseball Bottom row: left to right - Joe Krull, Ronald Klem, Stephen Prutzmsn, Fred Carter, Donald Ziminsky, Raymond Quava. Standing: left to right - Michael Prutzman, Curtis Hayes, scorer William Helmer, Ronald Butler, Jerry Gallagher, Milton Koch, Forrest Hayes, student manager Ronald Oakes, Charles Best, George Radjevitch. W.H. Opponent ll Weatherly 12 Roch Glen 3 Ringtown 3 EuM.Ce White Haven Gerard Merola Paul Anthony Robert Jones Stephen Brynok Roland Meckes Record Mountain League 2 2 2 l District ll Playoffs O .333 -393 . 462 .452 .286 Batting Averages W.H. Opponent 15 Weatherly 0 17 Roch Glen 1 2 Ringtown l 8 Eenece 5 Hazleton - l Donald Ziminsky .240 Raymond Qnava .100 Fred Carter .231 Ronald Butler .043 Joseph Stubbs 429 kv J A 31 if if .. . 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A Vs, A -b -., 5000500lHUGOQOOQQOQOQQQQQHQQQQQQQQQOQQQOQOQOQQOQOQOOQQO FAREWELL NO ONE CAN APPRECIATE OUR FEELING OF SADNESS AT THIS PARTING. TO THIS SCHOOL, AND THE KINDNESS OF OUR TEACHERS, WE OWE EVERYTHING. HERE WE HAVE SPENT FOUR YEARS, AND HAVE PASSED FROM IM ATURE GIRLS AND BOYS TO YOUNG ADULTS. WE NOW LEAVE WITH A TAS BEFORE US MUCH GREATER THAN WE HAVE EVER KNOWN. WITHOUT THE ASSISTANCE OF OUR PARENTS, TEACHERS, AND FRIENDS, WE COULD NOT HAVE SUCCEEDED. WITH THEIR ASSISTANCE, WE KNOW WE CAN- NOT FAIL. NOW, WITH DEEPEST APPRECIATION AND A MOST SINCERE THANK YOU. WE, THE CLASS OF 1955, BID YOU AN AFFECTION- ATE FAREWELL. CLASS COLORS BLUE AND WHITE CLASS'FLOWER GARDENIA .rr .., . ...,. - .1 A xv. 4 nw M- V M -+ M:--' -- if . .Q P . J: - W . , f !! 5-I -I,,LL , :g.1.,-.V Ll., D., M- ,,- - ,. jgmi- E ' - -.l,fLzfw,-f'Hf!- '-, I. ', ':,,s5f'fw-gglldnm qL'!7fv.'.-r,:?? ?'4 .ff if . .1 '- 9 , . 4 1 . ., . nf: ,.1-w ,- f LQN1 . 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