Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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CHERYL L. CRAWFORD Business Education “Sherry’ A peppy cheerleader who worked hard, cheered vigor- ously, and loved every game and pep rally of it... This cute and petite little lass searches for fun and thrills ... Efficient. DORIS M. DOMAT Academic “Doris” Her friendly attitude brought smiles from all... Conscientious student - Will go on to further her education in college. DOMINICK P. D’ACHILLE Business Education “Dom” A lad with a great sense of humor . . . Well liked for his devilish quality . . . His friendly “Hi” draws many friends his way. DONNA J. DOMIN Academic “Donna” Cheerful “Donna” always has a question to ask . . . Enjoys reading, bowling, and writing to her pen-pals . . . College bound for a teaching career. FRANCES J. DEVLIN Academic “Bonnie” This gal used hes voice for singing in the choir and cheering for the Lions . . . A friend to everybody . . . Hopes to attend business college. JAMES T. DONLEY Academic “Trish” This rugged Irish lad has the knack of making friends . A Conscientious co-captain of the football team and a hard-working member of the basketball team. . . Fine college material. The ushers take a breather.

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LARRY D. CORCHIA Business Education “Larry” A good-looking, well-groomed young man... Seems shy but is really an ardent talker . . . Loves Porky and all his moving sounds ..» Well liked by all. MERYLE D. COWEN Academic “Mert” This trim lass displayed her grace and poise throughout her ex- cellent performance in the gym show ... Pleasing in all respects ... Not afraid of responsibility. DONNA G. CORNMESSER General “Dink” This sweet gal has little to say, but her big blue eyes reveal her views... Quiet and reserved .. + Should go far as a beau- tician, CHRISTOPHER IF. COX Academic “Chris” Has a brilliant mind which is evident in his scholastic record . An ardent tennis player with the skill of a pro... Pleasant and sincere. Academic “Bute A JOHN R. COURY A pleasant fellow with a gent man’s attitude . . . Never hesital to help a lady in distress friend 1 . game, all... Football wast HENRY F, COYLE Academic “Hal Looks forward 1 ife j Wi oO a life in be hall... With his friendly a to score high es . dent basketh nie ketball player... Lib he is ure “Oh, for heaven's sake, hurry up.” “Did they bring all the choir stoles?” 26

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PAUL E. EATON Academic “Paul” A smile from this handsome lad and any girl could easily forget her lessons . . . A sportsman at heart . . . Well liked by his class- mates. ROBERT F. EWING Academic “Bob” This innocent-looking, fun-loving lad is always ready with a practi- cal joke . . . His spare time is mostly taken up with cars. “The Lineup” EDWARD J. EISEMAN General “Eddie” A fun-loving senior with en- thusiasm in his blue eyes for basketball . . . Never lets down a friend in need . . . Sharp dresser. JOYCE A. FANTUZZO Business Education “Joyce” Thorough and exact in her studies . . . Loves a practical joke .. . Always associated with laughter ., . Our own “Sneezy.” THOMAS A. ELLIOT] Academic “Tom A tall musician with a tal trombone . . . Always look for the funny side of thing Enjoys the study ¢ science, FRANK F. FEROCE General “Frank A mischievious — boy Arnold’s eyes . . . His int ests lie in hunting and racing ... A well-dressed ] -.. A future in car racing