Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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JANICE FE. ABBOTT Academic “Jan” Full of fun and friendly to all .. «+ Never fails to say “Hello” or lend a helping hand . . . Great sense of humor... Future teacher, ROBERT J. BARBIAUX Academic “Bob” A sharp dresser with irresistible charm... Well liked by all his fellow students . . . Did a fine job as left end for the Lions. ALLEN J. ABEL Academic “Abe” This tall, handsome quarter- back is a real credit to his team .. - Has a carefree manner... Never walks the halls alone. JOHN R. BAXTER Academic + ft Rez “J. R.” can make anyone feel good in time of distress ... Sincere with a gift of gab... Hopes to enter college. JOHN E. ANZALDI Auto Shop “John” Quiet lad with a pleasant dis- position . . . Loves to tinker with cars ... Will go far in the field of mechanics. FRED H. BEATTIE General “Beetle” A most likeable guy . . . His friendly hello and catchy smile are only a few of his many fine quali- ties . . . Plans a future with the navy. “Mirror, mirror on the wall...”

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1962 Senior Class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: R. Rocchi, treasurer; J. Ceraso, vice-president; J. Abbott, secretary. STANDING: Mr. Pallone, co-ordinator J. Tusing, president. : nee” : SENIORS What can be said to sum up three years of high school? Is it enough to recall the stiff newness of being sophomores, or the perpetual bustling of being juniors, or the final year of being seniors? Ask any senior and you will find the answer is “No.” All the pain, happiness, nonchalance, and conscientiousness seem to melt into a memory of awkward children suddenly grown into responsible adults, How could we forget football games, the gym show, our first prom, all the school sales, or “The Curious Savage”? As it has been for every senior class before ours, we are happy to have attended Arnold High School and will be proud to acknowledge our “Alma Mater.” Friendships will be broken and each will go his separate way after graduation day, but none will forget Arnold High School or the people who shared our important three years. “Whee!” 22

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M. EILEEN BERNARDI Academic “Bunky” Quiet, but once you get her started she won’t stop... Always ready to lend a helping hand. . . Her future lies in teaching. GERALDINE BLISS Business Education “Gerry” One of our lead majorettes... With the sweetest smile around, this little lass attracts many friends . .» Has high hopes for a future with the airlines . . . Very con- siderate. “Cest magnifique!” CHARMAYNE M. BERZ Academic “Char” Our high-stepping head Lion- ette ... Attractive in every sense of the word with her radiant smile and big expressive eyes ... This pert lass is always ready with a helping hand. RICHARD L. BURKETT General “Rich” Mr. Happy;Go-Lucky himself . . » Doesn’t have a care in the world . . . Easy to get along with . . . His friends are many. 24 BEVERLY A. BISH Academic “Bey A quiet lass with a quid voice . . . As a WAF, shel be a credit to her school a well as to her country, RONALD J. BURR General “Ron’ A new lad to walk th Arnold halls . . . Seems ty he a fun-loving sort . ., Made a great hit with hij fellow students.