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

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ighh's'n CLASS OFFICERS PM f.s' ideul , WAYNE WAGNER Vife Pl'?J'jdC'1lf . , . FRANCIS SISOLAK SC'l'7'C'ffIl'.j' ., ELEANOR BRESCACIN '1l7'L d.l'1ll'6l' . ELWOOD SILFIES

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SOPHOMORE : As we became Sophomores, we were joined by pupils from Wind Gap. We now had a total of sixty-eight members. Under the guidance of Miss Daisy Shannon and Mr. Salvatore Mazzeo, we ordered our class rings and held a successful dance in the spring to conclude our Sophomore year. Our class oflicers were: Preridem ..,................., ...,,.......... P eter Pezzuto Vice Prerident ....i........, ,.............. W ayne Wagner Serrezary .....,....,...., ............ C arolyn Farleigh Treasurer .....,.. ,..,....,.,.... F aith Tucker JUNIOR: Our junior year began with 65 proud students once again entering Pen Argyl High School. In the spring we selected our class colors-maroon and gold-and our class flower-yellow carnation. We held a successful Junior Prom and junior Banquet under the supervision of Mr. Marcus Stopp and Miss Hester Heller. Other activities were the annual Junior Prize Speaking Contest and maga- zine sale. We elected the following class othcers: Preridenr ..................... ' .................. Elwood Silfies Vice Preriderzz ..,,....,.. .,............ F rank Brumbaugh Serrezary ,.....................................,....,............. ...............,,... P atricia Tinney Trearurer .......................,...,.........................,....,.......,.......,,...... ............,.. A nthony Cascario junior Editor of the Yearbook .........,...................,.....,. .............,. P eter Pezzuto junior Burinerf Manager of ibe Yearbook ......... ............ F aith Tucker SENIOR: The class of '51 returned to Pen Argyl High School as proud seniors who would look back with long and lasting memories after graduation. We held a magazine drive with success, discussed the dedication plans for the yearbook and se- lected our class motto- Don't linger-live. We were under the guidance of Mrs. Edna R. Imhof and Mr. Harry U. Mervine. Our most important activities were our successful Senior Prom and Senior Banquet. Our journey through school ended with Baccalaureate Services, Class Day, and Commencement in june. Senior ofhcers were the following: President ..................... ............., W ayne Wagner Vice Pferiderzt .....,....... ................ F rancis Sisolak Secretary .....,.......... ....., ,...... E l eanor Brescacin Trearurer .......... ..........,....... E lwood Silhes Seventeen

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ROGER J. ALBANESE JOHN W. ASHMAN MORRIS E. BIERMAN General Scientific General Scientific General Industrial Hi4Y tiilg l . F. A. ill: Xarrsity Uluh ftl: Viet- l'r1-sirlu-nt til: Football till. Rogie, who was voted the most maseulineu memlwer of our class, is the shortest hoy, His impetuous nature qualities him as living proof of the old adage. small hut mightvf' lll-Y till: I , F. .L till l'holog'rzipliy Vlulv till: .Xt'I'llI1Jlllll0S t'Iuh ill: liuuil lfll: Mixed Uhorus till: Ilziskelluill lll2lll?lf-TPI' lfll. ,Iohn is a personable and etheient member ot the staff at XX'eaver's Pharmacy in his spare time. Wfith the ear he supports hy working atter school, he has proved to he a ready source ot transportation. Mixed Vhorus till: Hi-Y till: Green Eeho Stuff til: Student Uouiieil lil. Wl1ere's Morris?fIn the art room starring for Coach Higgins. In his spare time you will find him turning out an artistic product for some eluh, soriety, or friend. linseltishly willing to share his talents. he al- ways seems to he in the middle of a project. PHYLLIS JANE BILHEIMER General Clerical 'Fri-Hi-Y till: liusim-ss ltlilueuliou Club t3l. Boys, here's a girl that will make an ideal wife. XX e know she's quite a cook and home-maker. Her quiet nature and her tendency to hlush at the slightest pro- vocation are most unusual. Good luel-t. Phil. ELEANOR BRESCACIN FRANK BRUMBAUGH EDWARD CAMPBELL DONALD CARBONE General Scientific College Preparatory General 'l'I'i-lll-Y till. Vive l'I'oSl- do-ul tll: Hive Vluh till: Mix:-tl Uliorus til: J. Y. l'l1n-ei'li':i4lvl' t I l: Floss S4'l'l'1'lllI'j' ill: llouor So- eivly. lileanor's pleasing person- ality is one ot' her greatest assets. Art and iournalism are her thief interests. Per- sistentlv relialwle in her sehool work, she has estalw- lished hahits that will asg sure her success in the tu- ture. lileanor says she's a tart-ful driver, hut we won- der whv she gets stopped quite trequentlv hi' a cop! .lunior Prize Spa-:zkiug': Hi-Y till: l'llUl0f.Z'I'Zll1ll5' Club tll: School Play till: t'hrislm:1s Pzureziul tll: Mixed Chorus till: Hztsketlizill lil: Floss Viet- l'reSitlf-ul tll. Because of his good looks and fashion-plate appear- anee, Bruin m y is the toremost easanova in the elass. His past perform, ance in school. his personal qualiheations. and his deh- nite aim to he a doctor have won him the title, most lilcelv to succeed. lli-Y tJll:liz1ml tlil: Pho- togr:ipliy1'lul1till: 'I'reas- urer til: Mixed Uhoruzs llll: l ootl1:1ll till: Hus- kf-llmll till: Hr:-on Helio Stuff Ill. lidtlie, our elass poet. is the type who alwavs has a hand in the preparation of the gym for a dance or the stage for a plav. His con- trilwutions to the settings for extra-eurrit'ular fune- tions do not go unnotited hy those who have enjoyed his work. General ifootlmll til: Iiuskellmll till. liilllllilll ill: Bust-- lizill till: .Xerouziuties Nluh Ill. Vice l'l'1-Slain-lil tllj VHl'Slly Vllllx l2l2 Si-liool l'l:ly tll. XX'here a crowd of girls is gathered f--you guessed it- - Donald is there to dirett the trend ot eonversation. He has heen this Ve.u s hero hoth in athletics and in Family' Living class. Nimlu