Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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I 1 Hollabob-From the look-at man, the slate goes to the hollabob Who further grades the slate. Poor pieces of slate are sent over the side of the quarry into Bill Jones's Lockerng good pieces are sent off to the shanties for trimming. When a class reaches its senior year, the good slate has separated from the poor. Those who are lit will go on: those who are not, will be thrown into Bi11Jones's Locker. Seven

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3: X10 ' .cw J ENNIE HQISLANDQ East Stroudsburg State eachers' College Kutztown State Teachers' College Pennsylvania State College Muhlenberg College High School Librarian DONALD B. KEAT Lafayette College, B. S. Lehigh University, M. A. Principal of the High School HARRIET LUCKER E. Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, B. Drexel Institute of Technology. Health. Physical Education, Enli Typeuniting ETHEL MANN Elizabethtown College, B. S. Temple University, Graduate School Shorthand, Typewriting, Office Practice df- VON E. MAUGER If E. Stroudsburg State Teachers' College. B. S. Lehigh University, M. A. Mathematics MARGARET D. MILLER West Chester State Teachers' College Ursinus College, A. B. Pennsylvania State College, Graduate School Lehigh University, Graduate School English FRANK J . O'HoRA Pennsylvania State College, B. S. Athletic Coach, English GEORGE OTT Pennsylvania State College, B. S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Pennsylvania State College. Graduate School Vocational Agriculture, Science KATHRYN QXFORD Kutztown State Teachers' College, B. S. Pennsylvania State College, Graduate School Art Supervisor W f- .LKXMNSP C 2- ix 5 P. RO E xt! Josephs College, A. B. Lehigh University. Graduate School Latin, French, English STI LIN . C OYER A e W w repa at e e Mu ll O g en ' C , h. B. Biolog' 1 nee. Science, German . W .sg ' .1 I V A. MARAIGQSCHWA-Rez ' l ew ,York University, B. S. Miusic Supervisor ,V . X l .X M WARREN SMITI-I fi Muhlenberg College, A. University of Iowa, . English Z ROMELDA G. STAP ES East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Pennsylvania State College Geography, Spelling, Penmanship MILDRED G. STODDARD Keystone State Teachers' College, B. S. William and Mary College Lehigh University Graduate School Mathematics DAVID M. THOMAS Albright College Columbia University. A. B. Temple University, Graduate School English, Geography, Social Science POWELL S. THOMAS Gettysburg College, A, B. Temple University University of Pennsylvania, Graduate School English JOHN L. WILLIAMS Moravian College, B. S. Lehigh University, Graduate School History, Problems of American Democracu ARNOLD F. WYNNE Ursinus College, B. S. Muhlenberg College, Graduate School fSummer workl English, History 1 ' 4

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Miss STODDARD We Wish to thank Miss Mildred Stoddard, our class adviser, for her excel- lent and untiring efforts in promoting our class activities. 12M CLASS HISTORY Well, comes time to graduate, and we. the last of the M's, look sadly and joyfully back over the past years at Bangor High School. I During the years We have spent at Bangor High we have had the usual good times every class has enjoyed down through the history of our school-parties, banquets, trips: and, just recently, we gave the traditional senior play. Ours was Tons of Money. A grand time was had in 1937 when we journeyed to Dorney Park by automobile. In 1938 and in 1939, We enjoyed ourselves at Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. The first year we went by bus and made enough racket to be heard ten miles before us. 1 guess they were expecting us that year before We were even in sight. We have held two banquets-one at Pocono Manor and one at Buck Hill Falls. lt rained the Hrst time, but nothing happened this year to spoil our plans. I think everyone enjoyed himself both years, if noise is any indication. It's hardly an idle boast to say the rafters rattled. This past year we have feverishly gathered together money to cover the cost of graduation. We had a stand at the football games in partnership with the seniors. Also, we had bake sales and sold refreshments at the Rod and Gun Club. Then We had our play. Thus, we come to the end, It has been fun. Nobody can say more. We've had also a few disappointments, but on the whole it's been a delightful struggle, this fight onward and upward to graduation. Now it's over, and we give three loud cheers for dear old Bangor High and step confidentially out into the World of men and women, ready to begin living. Eight