Lehighton High School - Gachtin Bambil Yearbook (Lehighton, PA)

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FRANCIS FREY Ifyou ever go into a restaurant and see a boy working feverish- ly over a bowl of Chile Con Carne, you'll know it is the dream of the junior Class, Francis Frey. Although Francis hails from R. D.. if 1, he is usually seen almost every night at the Sports Shop or driving his friends around in the Chevy. This tall, muscular lad adds his tenor voice to the voices of many others in the Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Through his efforts as Business Manager of the yearbook, he has helped the class of 'Sl produce an oustanding publication. Because of this we know he'll succeed in anything he chooses for his future. Boyr' Glee Club 9, 105 Mixed Chorus I1,- Track 9,' Inlerclarr Bafketball 10, 11,' Band 10, I1,' Orchestra 10,' Clan Play 11,' Gachzin Bambi! 1l,' Legion Award 8. NORWOOD FREY Norwood is best described by two words- energetic and spirited . No one pulls a fast one over on Norwood. He is liked by everyone and always has a smile on his face. His favorite activity is the Gym Club in which he so actively participates. Norwood is an excellent farmer for one so young, but it comes easy to him. Norwood has a prize young Hereford steer which he enters in competition, and it's a beauty. Norwood plans to be a scientific farmer, and if his skill in farming improves with the years, he should he pretty good. Gym Club 9, 10, 11. JOAN FRIEND Did you see that dark haired lassie coming out ofMr. Rehrig's homeroom? That's Joan one of the peppy members of the Junior Class. Because of her pleasing smile she has won many friends. Evenings she is seen at the Youth Center or the Sports Shop having fun with her friends. In school she may be found dis- cussing events of the day with her friends Fatzinger, Leikel, and Bollinger. In her spare time she enjoys swimming, ice skating, and dancing. Her pet peeve is homework, although she gets fairly good grades in her school work. After graduation, Joan plans to become a secretary. With her pleasing personality, we know she will succeed. Girl.r' Chorus' 9, 10, 11,- Interclafx Barketball 9, 10. ROMAINE FRITZINGER Here is Romaine, that happy-go-lucky gal from Parryville. Mickey is usually seen with her friends Patsy Hamm and Jean Beers. Her pet pastime is to be with a certain Junior. If you can't find Romaine in the movie she is probably with a certain someone at 222 South Sixth Street. just put a dish of spaghetti and meat balls before Mickey and she'll know what to do with it, for that is her favorite dish. In the future Mickey plans to become a stenographer. Girly' Chorus 10, 11,' Ofce Helper I1. EDWIN HAI-IN I If you see a tall fellow with dark hair dark brown eyes, and a smile for everyone you'll know it's Edd e . As he is strictly an outdoor fellow, his hobbies are hunting and fishing. Nothing pleases him more than working on guns, or making plans to go camping. He can be found in Parryville practically any night of the week. He is musically inclined and plays the trumpet very well. When he leaves his Alma Mater in '51 he might know what he will do, as for now he is still undecided, but with such a pleasant disposition how could he fail in his undertakings? Band 9, 105 Science Club 105 Automobile Club 9. KERMIT FREY Kermit is the champion tumbler of the Junior Class. He came to L. H. S. in ninth grade and immediately made a good many friends with his pleasing personality. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays during the noon hour, you will find Kermit down in the gym tumbling to his heart's content. Kermit's favorite subject is German which comes rather easily to him. Kermit has his own farm to take care of and is known for his prize toma- toes. His future plans are uncertain, but whatever they may be, if he pursues them with the same perseverance that he uses for his school work, he is bound to succeed. Gym Team 10, 11. GILDA FREYMAN Gilda is one of the new additions to our class and came from Packerton for her first year at l.. H. S. Every Wednesday she is found on the gym floor tumbling with the other members of the Gym Club. Gilda is musically inclined also. She blends her voice with the Girls' Chorus and plays a Marimba too. If you ever see two girls dressed exactly alike walking along the corridors, it's Gilda and her friend Janet. So far we have heard of no future ambition from her, but we are sure that she will have best of traveling on the road to success. Gym Club 11,' Girls' Chorur 11. MARLENE FRITZINGIQR A pleasing smile and a bubbling personality describe this noisy, little miss from Ninth Street to a HT . Fritz can usually be found in the movies at night where she is an usherette. She is one of the most important members of the Mixed Chorus and is at Girls' Choir every Monday evening. Marlene also lends a hand to the yearbook staff and helps in many other extras around the school. She can be found cheering at most of the games. In the future Marlene plans to become a secretary. and since she is a good commercial student, she will surely he a success. Girlr' Choru: 8, 9, 10, 11,' Leni Lenapian 9, 10: Girlr' Choir 8, 9, 10, 115 Mixed Chorir 11,' Cla.r.t Ojcer 9,' Typing Club 10,- Gachtin Bambi! 11,' Interclafr Barkelball 9,' Gym Club 9. DORIS GILBERT Doris is a rather ambitious girl who comes from Mahoning Township. She is small, quiet, and unobtrusive, but knows what to say when called upon in class. She seldom misses the honor roll. Doris spends much of her time reading and playing the piano. Her evenings are usually spent at home. During the noon hour she can be found chatting with her friends Sylvia and Shirley. We don't know what the future holds in store for her, but we surely do wish her a life full of happiness and cheer. Girlx' Choru: 10, 11g Typing Club 11. PATRICIA HAMM Introducing Pat -one of the more mischievous members of the Junior Class. Ifyou see a crop of curly black hair and a pleas- ing smile, that's sure to be Pat. If you want to find Pat, just try the Sport Shop. She's sure to be there discussing the trials of homework with her pals Leah and Romaine. If you want to win Pat's heart, just feed her spaghetti. Pat has made no definite plans for the future but with such a pleasant personality she is sure to reach her goal no matter what it may be. Ofce Helper 10, 11g Girlr' Chorur 10.

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