G A R Memorial High School - Garchive Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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'rx gk, xi.. u ,N , -f' 4, L' l J -1 ' f A . ' f slag- 1' bf' , ' -.iam cqnfiaifzafing fffa Clflforcfcf of ljomomow l-El:JElBElBHEl-El The Class of 1940 is about to leave the halls of this, their alma mater. If these very halls could speak there would be some- thing like this in their echo. Let us suspend time for a few moments and hearken. I watched all of you enter in the various stages of your career, as l have watched others. You have entered in various classes, and many have dropped by the wayside unable to cope with the situations as they presented themselves. Those of you that stayed had your fun. Your laughter, quips, and wanton wiles resounded through the halls. You enjoyed the contacts and the friendships which will probably endure forever. Your joys far exceeded the disappointments because you stayed to the end. ln your thoughts you will give proper consideration to those influences in guidance, both in administration and faculty, not only for the knowledge but for whatever attempts' were made to help you become better citizens and better fitted for this life you are to live. You will also appreciate the attempts made in the progress of the curriculm in having included mechanical arts and skills as well as those extra-curricular activities which have such an important place. All this has been a definite part of the heritage of the past which in its own little way may fit you for the future. Scientists, writers, dramatists, all other noted people were probably none other than the products of such a school as this. In this World of Tomorrow who knows but that some member of the graduating class of 1940 may write his name in the hall of fame of future generations. ,fi ATC, V Vg ,A -, 1, Q L5 '.,f,Q1 .T W1f.l,TER KOBESKI .... . . . .Presidrnt ROBERT SWOBGDA ..... . . .Vice-President JOSEPHINE CROSSICK , . . .... Secretary KENNETH BROIVIFIELD . , . ..... Treasurer Eight

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Z ff, f,.g, T.. -C-',ff1'a-ff i' ' 613 .-I - . , .' 14 - , ,v f 1, George Andresky Tec-lm ical Wholmofvs Mat new discoveries the future will hold, when George begins to put his scientific genius to practice? He may even do such a great service as inventing a vanishing cream to apply to nightwork. , 1 I , Eleanor Ahreridts Academic , This future nurse will have her patients doubled up, not -with pain, but with laughter. Her ready smile and never- failing good humor will always be her greatest assets. Carl Ashoff Commercial There'll be order in the court, when Carl, that quiet C73 and methodical young man becomes a court clerk. Most of us hope, that we will never run into him, when hes on the job. Margot Allegar Academic i'She knows her man , may be truth- fully said of Peggy , who since her years in school. has made many a mans heart beat faster. She was quite chic as a cheerleader and what's more a sweet morsel for anyone, William Baubcnis Technical 'iBill's one of these big, quiet fellows that girls go for. His hobby is wood- shop work, and he's tops as an athlete. Careful, girls. dont rush him -he's basful! .r W Helen Ande 'Rx x Algmic Imp or an el 1 ' '. 't is t qu io Helen goes blissfull ough mad deningly unware ofqt oc creat b her naive and innoc burst. coque . A gamin of a girl- po to r. Robert Bempkins 'l'uclmicul From Soup to Nuts! Cross this country and that, Bob gains all scholastic fame with his unusual ability and stick- to-it-ness. Be seein' you in headlines some day, Bob. 'fel i X if . k I-nu-I - r ,vc Alice Abod Comme rcial Raven hair, not a care- - 'Large eyes, plenty of guys. Even though one is always aware of her presence, she is always quiet and subdued. Cr is she just daydreaming? Edward Angelus Technical Eds irissing school was of little handi- cap to kim, as his desire to get ahead was greater than the lingering behind. He wants to go to school in the West where men are men. Martha Alan Academic Martha Alan is the half-pint of the senior class but contains a full gallon of personality and fun when she doesn't hide her light behind a bushel. sr ' id 'lcchnic-ul ntroducin' t e Ace he senior ass King o ' ' all r es. Steve may-' heard cheering t -s rts ent victory. Lest w forget ' so - is share of playing on the . I . IV, ,Ng , , ., -' , if-.M Q . Pleleii Ametlaho 1 Commercial Flash! thelyear l9ffli--summert,ime7- afid beautif l car. Helen will sgill go tQve ing, per apsinot wit her parents but .traveling ifieverthebks J slightly changed in locks but stil Q33 same quiet, sincerefgirlgwe know now? ' I A- ,. if Gwily Belton Technical The onlyf ing ad tur high sea did to Ggym w el irpgiiieup his mind to a me - r o the Highway Patrol. He decided he would rather ride a sputtering Lmotorcycle than a salty X, wave. I , f . l u 'X r 1 is . If Marie sler ,L J ,,fUdmnicrcial gflbl Aft A' ' ect face, a sweet smile, a sweet manner, describes Marion. She definitely should be called Sugar instead of Chris . Stay as sweet as you are , is our advice to her.