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

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ANGELINE MARIE ABRUZZESE Commercial Honey , Honey is a quiet and congenial member of our class. Her favorite subjects are cooking and gym. She is an ardent sports fan whose hobby is collecting booster cards and game write-ups. She pos- sesses a pleasing personality which makes everyone like her. Clubs: Photography Club QU: Business Education Club Q2jg Christmas Pageant Q 1 J g Tri-Hi-Y QU. Aulagrufwla ., ,,,,........ ............,. . . BIARIE RO SE ARMELIN Com In crcirzl Bunny Dark eyes and raven hair belong to none other than our Bunny , With her ability to cut a rug , she will make a charming Arthur Murray instructress. Best wishes for a very successful future! Clubs: Business Education Club QZJQ Tri-Hi-Y Q3j: Glee Club QBJQ Mixed Chorus Q2J. Aufrzgmjvb ,,,,,,,. . PAULINE TH ERESA AULISIO Fam mcrcifzl Pa.ula,' Among the musically inclined members of our class, Paula is definitely outstanding. We also regard her as having sound judgment and convictions: she is usually keeping her close associates in check. Because of her fine achievements, Jory Blocks has received a permanent place in our minds. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y QUQ Business Education Club QZHQ Photography Club QU: Glee Club QU: Mixed Chorus QU. Aulagmpfa ..,.,,,,, ,.,..,.... ..,.....,, CHARLOTTE RUTH BECKER flU7II'IIll'l'f'fIl1 iilgecliyii jingle! jangle! Here comes Charlotte, our class treasurer. Her return from Florida in her junior year was welcomed by all her class- mates. Becky seems to be keeping her social life a deep, dark secret. We know that her willingness to co-operate will prove an asset in the future. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y Q3j: Business Education Club QZJ: Senior Class Treasurer. fillfflgfllllb .......,,, Eighteen

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Our biggest social event was The Freshman Hop , held in the high school gymnasium. In our Sophomore year we were joined by pupils from Wind Gap and West Bangor. We organized under the guidance of Mr. B. Lahr and Mr. Salvatore Mazzeo. We elected the following officers: Prerident .,,............ ........., W illiam Harding Vice Preridenf ....,... ....,........ S herwood Lessig Secretary ......,........., .,......,. J eanne Frutchey Treamrer ..,.., ...............,...,... ..,...,....,..........,.,,...,..............,............ E l aine Silfies We immediately selected our class rings, which were received with pride early in the spring. We held our Sophomore Hop in May, thus concluding our Sophomore year. We began our junior year under the leadership of Mr. Marcus Stopp and Miss Hester Heller, with the following officers: Prerident ......,,.,.,,.,..,.,..... ,..,....,.. R obert Stauffer Vice Prerident ........ ........... V ictor Salvador Secretary ....................,..,................,.... ....,...... T heresa Gaiotti Treamrer ...,,............,..,.......,........,......... .. ...... ...,......... C elia Squillaro junior Editor of Yearbook ........,...........................,,. Rodney Houck junior Bzirinerr Manager of Yearbook ..,,,.... Marie Rossigno We selected our class colors, Blue and Gold. On May 6 we held one of the school's most colorful junior Proms, followed by the junior Banquet on May 20, at Pocono Manor. Our activities consisted of compiling the largest amount of magazine sales Q32,226.j in the school history, and of the junior Prize Speaking Contest. Our Senior Class Officers were: Preridenl ..................., ...,............. H arry Oaten Vice President .,...., .......,.... G eorge Francisco Secretary ,..,,.,,........ ...,,,....,. W inifred Doney Trearurer ...,.....................,.........,....................,,,.................,. Charlotte Becker Adziirerr ........,,.. Mrs. Edna R. Imhof, Mr. Harry U. Mervine We conducted a magazine sale in October, collecting a total of 3800. We selected our class motto, Remember the Past, Build the Future , and our flower, White Rose . Wie also sponsored a Square Dance, a movie, and a doughnut sale for the purpose of raising funds for the yearbook. Our high school career terminated with the Senior Prom, Banquet, Baccalaureate Services, Class Day, and Commencement, all of which were placed so firmly in our memory that we shall never forget them. Seventeen

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EDYVARD CARL BEERS CJFIICIYII Srimififit' uIgCCl'Sl6,l Eddie always has his head in the clouds-not daydreaming, but airplane dreaming. Whenever he talks, airplanes just seem to get into the conversation. Good luck to you-and your airplanes. Clubs: Hi-Y 131g Aeronautics Club 125. Vice President 111: Mixed Chorus 122. AIlfll'Q1'tlI7h ....... JOHN ROGER BEGIES Gclzfral SCfl'lIffffI' Beg'ies john can often be seen driving to and from school in his Chevie truck. We all know that in order to succeed one must be ambitious and friendly. Since john ranks high in both of these, hc's bound to reach his goal. AIlfllK2!'.lf7l7 ..... . ARLEAN MAE BONNEY College l,l'l'll1ll'!l1'0l I,l Bonney Three cheers for Arlean, for she proved herself to be a capable president of our Tri-Hi-Y and a clever majorette for the band. Here is a girl who hid her acting talent until her senior year. That isn't her onl talent, ou should hear her la the iano. B the wa , Arlean, Y Y ' I P Y P Y Y who will play the piano in Chapel next year? Clubs: Glee Club 145: Mixed Chorus 141: Drum Maiorette 181. Head Majorette 125: Tri-Hi-Y 15j, President 11jg junior Prize Speakingg School Play 11 jg Finance Committee: Honor Society. AllffltQ7Arlf7b ...., .,. ....., .,,. ,........... . , . CORIICNNE ANN BROAD f:l'7Il'I'llf Home H'llCl'l'yH EC1lll1lIIlf1'.V Here's the girl who is a staunch believer in the old saying, Variety is the spice of lifef' She is also very active and takes a keen interest in her hobbies. She has proved to be a very friendly girl. We take this opportunity to wish her success and happiness. Clubs: Band 16jg Glee Club 1313 Mixed Chorus 12jg Business Education Club 12jg Tri-Hi-Y 131. g A1lfll.Q!'tlf7l7 ........... ............ .......... . . ........... . .. . .. 4 .f Nineteen