Pen Argyl Area High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Pen Argyl, PA)

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QMEMOIRSO CLASS OF'3,8 WALTER ACE Acey Band, Student Council Acey is the proud possessor of a vocabulary said to be more extensive than Webster's. If you ever come across a word that Webster hasn't classified, we suggest asking Acey . JANE ACHENBACH Achey It seems that Jane is rather quiet in some classes, at least. She likes to wink at both boys and girls. ARTHUR AMY Lefty Operetta, Football, Honor Society, Staff of Year Book, Student Council Lefty was ClifE's wife in the Ha1lowe'en parade and what a mother he was! He is another one who spends a great deal of his time in our neighboring town-Bangor. BERNEICE BENNINGTON Bernie Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Operetta, Stat? of Year Book Bernie is a quiet young lady who is becoming an excellent cook. We understand she has already received letters from the Bicarbonate of Soda Manufacturers telling her she is ruining their business. '3

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P.A. l-I. S. OMEMOIRSO CLASS QFT38 The summer passed quickly and we returned to school for the term of 1937-38 as a class of 52 Seniors, serious in the realization that this would be our last year together as a class. In October we held our first meeting for the election of officers with the follow- ing results: President, Joseph Braidog Vice-President, William Keelerg Secretary, Helen Lobby Treasurer, Lawrence Hendershot. At Halloween time a party was held in the barn owned by john Lilly. It was a gay affair for all who attended. In December when we met for the selction of class colors, black and gold were chosen. We also selected our class banner, pennant, and cap. In January we were the guests of the Sophomore class at a skating party. On February 21, we enjoyed a party in the cafeteria of the High School. Another skating party was held March 9th. As this book goes to press we are anticipating three more Senior events-the banquet, Baccalaureate Sermon, and Commencement. Then the class must bid farewell to P. A. H. S. where we all had much work, some disappointment, and worry, and very much fun and happiness. BETTY LUGG 0 -I 12

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P.A. H. S. OMEMOIRSO CLASS OF '38 JOSEPH BIANCO foe Operetta What a fellow! He is the only one in the class who likes to sing and what a singer he is! Ask him to sing Hand me Down my Walking Cane in Italian. He plays one of those kazuzas . WILMER BONNEY Duke Football, Basketball, Baseball When it comes to recitation, Duke is speechless, but when he talks to the fellows, can he string it! JAMES BONCHER jim Football Jim is the class Isaac Walton who, if you sneak up on him, can be seen wading in the middle of his favorite stream, singing Josephina . JOSEPH BRAIDO foe Prize Speaking, Football, Honor Society, Staff of Year Book, Student Council When you want to see Joe, just go to Wind Gap. For he's either out there or Wind Gap's in here. 14