Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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SLATE1942 Bill of Rights Issue VOLUME FOURTEEN Published bythe Slate Staff of Bangor Hig School BANG.oR, PENNSYLVANIA FQREWORD DEDICATION FAC U LTY SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ADvI2R'rISExII5NTS Two 4'455f Table of Contents 3 5 6 9 45 49 65 Foreword The Bill of Rights, our central theme, brings to the minds of the members of The Slate Staff the four freedoms for which our country is fighting to protect - speech, press, religion and assembly. This last thought we wish to leave with the youth of the graduating class, that they may go forward to pro- tect, cherish, guard. and defend these, our inalienable rights. it W-7 THREE lmit to right: Ifi-ed Ifiulilwim-r, Robert Ivzxvit-s. NYillium M. Mt-tx I-larry O. l?Jisonhvi'g', Smnuel fir-igg, XX'iIli:tm lrl. Ilutt. Imnivl Milli-xx Bangor School Board During the past year our school board has ac- complished many things that serve to advance and further our school district in education, Regarding our physical plant, the school board has launched a program to improve the lighting, floor- ing, heating and painting. The curriculum has been liberalized through correspondence courses and a special course in drama. The health of our students has been given attention through a full tuberculosis program, audiometric testing, and the Eames Eye test. Teacher salary increments for advanced train- ing is continued. Mathematics projects were approved to discover adjustments for individual needs. The elementary field has conducted an integrated program in English and social studies on Latin-American re- lations. It is for these fine and splendid things that the students of Bangor School District Wish to thank their School Board. Foun 4-QQ Dedication For his many great services and his unbounded interests as a member of the faculty of Bangor High School, we, the Class of l942, with sincere appreci- ation, dedicate this issue of the SLATE to Mr. Arnold P. Wynne. As the literary adviser of the SLATE, Mr. Wynne has been largely responsible for pulling our publication from out the sluggish depths into which it had fallen and converting it into a snappy, first- rate magazine. The boys in the Hi-Y have for several years known him as their faithful and inspiring adviser. He has given his untiring support and acute attention to every sport, every athletic event ever held by this high school. Our athletes have known his encourage- ment, and he has served as a model for them in every respect. Now, in our country's time of need, Mr. Wynne has volunteered his services to our armed forces. There is no doubt that everyone in Bangor High School will miss him next year. But we know that he will devote himself to his duty as a soldier with the same zeal which distinguished him as a teacher. We are sure that Bangor's loss will be our coun- try's gain. 9555?-7 Favs Third How: Mr. J. NYilliams, Mr. Pollen, Mr. O'Ho1'a, Mr, A. XYillizxms, Mr. livitns, Mr. Tlmiiius Mi XX 'yi111e, Mr. Iless. Se-1-oucl Ilow: Miss Holland, Miss Eyor, Miss Stotlcliirtl, Mr. Swlixxzirz, Mr. Vzipiiliiitiim-0, Mr. Smith Mr. CLl1ll1illLL'il3.I'll, Mr. liiuuger, Mr. Si-hnioyer. First Howl Mr. Neat, Miss Hur-lie, Miss tixfnrtl, Miss Al'IllStI'OUg', Miss flrove. Miss Boyer, Bliss Stulilt-s, Miss Miller, Mr. lm Hziveu. F acuity DONALD B. KEAT Lafayette College. B. S. Lehigh University, M. A. Principal of High School HELEN P. ROCHE St. Joseph's College, A, B. Lehigh University, Graduate School Latin, French KATHRYN OXFORD Kutztown State Teachers' College, B. S. Pennsylvania State College, Graduate School Un Art Supervisor MARGARET M. ARMSTRONG iversity of Pennsylvania, B. S., M. A. Health, Phusical Education GERTRUDE GROVE Hood College, B. S. Lehigh University, Graduate School Columbia University, Graduate School SIX +w Home Economics M. VIRGINIA BOYER Drexel Institute of Technology. B. S. in Commerce Typewriting, Commercial Law Office Practice Business Aptilude f ROMELDA G. STAPLES East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Pennsylvania State College Enqlish, Geography MARGARET D. MILLER West Chester State Teachers' College Ursinus College, A. B. Pennsylvania State College, Graduate School Lehigh University, Graduate School English CHARLES A. DEHAVEN Temple University, B. S. University of Pennsylvania, M. A, Bookkeeping, Social Computations. Consumer Education JENNIE HOLLAND East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Muhlenberg College Kutztown State Teachers' College, B. S. Librarian. Library Science GRACE D. EYER Millersville State Teachers' College Churchman's Business College Muhlenberg College Business Aptitude, Typewriting, Shorthand MILDRED G. STODDARD Keystone State Teachers' College, B. S. W'illiam and Mary College Lehigh University. M. A. Mathematics A. MARK SCHWARZ New York University, B. S. Music Supervisor FRANK CAPOBIANCO Lafayette College, B. S. Pennsylvania State College East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Lehigh University, Graduate School History WARREN SMITH Muhlenberg College, A. B. University of Iowa, M. A. Enalish, Drama REGIS JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM Duquesne University, A, B. California State Teachers' College Industrial Arts VON E. MAUGER East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, B S Lehigh University, M. A. Mathematics, Social Studies STIRLING C. SCHMO'YER Allentown Preparatory College Muhlenberg College, Ph. B. Bioloaical Science, Science, German JOHN L. WILLIAMS Moravian College, B. S. Lehigh University, Graduate School History, Problems of American Democracy MILTON T. POLLEN University of Pennsylvania, B. S. English, Problems of American Democracy FRANK J. O'HORA Pennsylvania State College, B. S. Athletic Coach, Health, Physical Education ARMON M. WILLIAMS Muhlenberg College, A. B. East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Pennsylvania State College, Graduate School Enqlish, History GRANVILLE R. EVANS Moravian College, A. B. Lehigh University, Graduate School Chemistry, Physics, Science DAVID M. THOMAS Albright College Columbia University, A. B. University of Pennsylvania, M. S. Civics, Economics ARNOLD F. WYNNE Ursinus College, B. S. Muhlenberg College Enalish, History b JOHN T. HESS East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Muhlenberg College, Ph. B. New York University, Graduate School Mathematics SEVEN Evem 4-4434 1 1 I'Og1'CLp!1 S Ml. L L.. x 2 'YV' f-5fq,.Nf-wr-sf-w,-,1 ,1nfN,.fNrN 11 f'lv'sf7 1 F45-sfNn L E. IZIUUF5 , My N NNE We, the graduating class of 1942, wish to offer our thanks and appreciation for the untiring efforts and encouragement of our adviser, Mr. Charles De Haven. Class Molto - Eternal Vigilance is the Price of Liberty. Class Colors - Grey and Garnet. Class Flower - Red Carnation, Class Symbol - The American Flag. Senior Class History Contrary to the usual custom we organizcd our freshman class with the largest enrollment ever known in the history of Bangor High School, Our social events for that year were a skating party and a memorable Halloween party, During our sophomore year we saw more participation in clubs and became accustomed to the gayiety of extra-curricular activities. Another party entertainment consisted of a balloon basketball game, a treasure hunt and relay races. Things really began to happen in our junior year for now we were to start our reign of successes. A Thanksgiving dance, which turned out to be a gala event. attracted hundreds of people. When the new class rings started Hashing we began to realize how near at hand our Junior Banquet was. On May 23 our big moment had at last come. Will our teachers ever forget those colorful kerchiefs? Our senior dance was held on Thanksgiving and the spotlight was focused on Indian motif. On April 9 and 10, What A Life the Senior play was presented in the high school audi- torium and once again our co-operation resulted in a great success. The class gift, consisting of lighting fixtures for six rooms in the old building, was accepted with gratitude by the School Board. Then came the grand finale of our high school days. the Senior Banquet held at Buck Hill lnn on May 1, 1942. Without realizing it our four years had come to an end. TEN fmxfg ROBERT E. ACE Vocational Agricultural Course Basketball 3: Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, secretary 4: Intramural baseball manager 2: Safety Patrol Lieutenant l, 2,1 Hi-Y -l. GLADYS MAE ALLEGER Business Education Course Usher at Baccalaureate 3: Usher at Commence- ment 3: Circulation Staff of Slate 3, -lg Intra- mural baseball 3, -lx Intramural basketball 3, 4 MARY JANE ALTIERI Business Education Course Glee Club l: Dramatic Club l: Intramural basketball 3, 4: Softball 23 Hockey Z5 Audi- torium Program Committee 4: Visual Aid Com- mittee 4: Cheerleader 4. EVA AMY General Course 3 ELEVEN TWELVE 4Aiix4 EDNA M. BARTHOLOMEW' Business Education Course Hockey 2: Typing Staff of Slate 3. 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Business Management of Senior Play 4. KENNETH A. BEEGLE Induslrial Course Microscope Club l, 23 Art Club I, Z: Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3, 43 Football Manager 4: Intramural baseball 3, 4. ALEXANDER BOCKO Vocational Agricultural Course Future Farmers of America I. 2, 3, Presi- dent 4g Intramural baseball: Future Farmers of America Track 3, 4: Penn State College Team 3. 4, WILLIAM T. BOLGER General Course Football 4: Track 2: Intramural baseball 4. KENNETH LEROY BREWER Vocational Agricultural Course Student Assembly l 1 Future Farmers of Amer- ica l, 2, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4: lntrn mural baseball 3, 4: Penn State College Team 3 4: Future Farmers of Anlerica Track Team 3, 4 HUBERT REUBEN BRTTTAIN Industrial Course Intramural baseball 3, 4, GERALD EDWARD BROWN General Course Future Farmers of America 3. 4: State Colf lege Team 3, 4. LAWRENCE CARL BUFI General Course Football 3, 4: Intramural baseball 35 Senior Play Cast 4: Monitor l, 2, 3. 5-257 Tv-HRTEEN FOURT EN BERNIECE LORRAINE BUSKIRK Business Education Course Intramural basketball l, 2, 3, 4. GI-XRNELL L. BUTZ Business Education Course ELWOOD BUZZARD General Course Monitor Z, 3: Science Club 4. GLORIA JANE BUZZARD College Preparatory Course TrifHi-Y 4: German Club 3. 4: Band 1, 2 Basketball 2. 3: Slate Advertising Staff 4: SGniO Play Cast 4: Monitor l. 2. ANGELINE CALLIE General Course Intramural baskclball: Monitor Z. 3, -lg ln- lramural basuball: Glce Clubg Intramural Hockcv. LEONARD CAMILLETTI Industrial Course lntramural baseball 3, 4: Band 3. 4: Stage Crew of Senior Play -l. LEONARD CANNAVO General Course Orchcstra Z, 3, 4: Intramural baseball 3, 4: Senior Play Publicity Commixlcc -l. GRACE IRENE CAPONIGRO Business EdUCUZ1'Of2 Course Intramural basketball 3. -lx Slate Typing Staff 4. 7 FHZTEEN SIXTEEN 4-K5 ERNEST ANTHONY CASCIOLE, JR College Preparatory Course Intramural baseball 3, 41 Monitor 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. JEAN SHIRLEY CHAMBERLIN Business Education Course Glee Club l: Monitor 1, Intramural Hockey 2: Art Club 2, 3, 43 Circulation Staff of Slate 3, 41 Senior Gift Committee 4: Publicity Com- mittee for Senior Play 4. BEATRICE IRENE CLARK Business Education Course Intramural softball 23 Typing Staff of Slate 4: Intramural basketball 3. ANGELINA COMUNALE College Preparatory Course Language Club 2: Basketball 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3: Softball 2, 3, Monitor lg Usher for Bac- calaureate and Commencement 3: Usher for Senior Play 4. ' JOYCE CORY General Course Junior Girls' Glee Club lg Junior Dramatic Club lg Senior Girls' Glee Club 2, president 3: Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4g Leaders Club 43 Intra- mural basketball: Student Council 4: Senior Play Cast 4: lntramural Hockey: lntramural baseball. GRACE ANN COTTURO Business Education Course Microscope Club 23 Forensic Club 33 lntra- mural Basketball 3: Intramural Hockey 21 In- tramural Softball 2: Slate Typing Staff 4: Lan- guage Club 1. JAY VJIEDMAN CRUVER Business Education Course Advertising Staff for the Slate 3, 43 Dramatic Club l: lrli-Y Club 4: Secretary of Senior Class 4: Intramural baseball Z, 3, FRANK EUGENE DALLY College Preparatory Course Football 3. 4: lntramural baseball 3. 4g Stu- dent Council l, 2. Vic: President 3: Student Representative l: Hi-Y 3, 43 Science Club 43 Publicity for Senior Play 4, 57'-?'ffXf SEVENTEEN Ewen-HEEN 44444 ROBERT DATESMAN Industrial Course Hi-Y 4: Slate Staff 43 Monitor 3, THERESA ANNE DE ERANCO Business Education Course Art Club 1, 2, 4, Szcretary 33 Playmakers Club 3, 43 Glee Club: Slate Staff 3, 4: Junior High Dramatic Club l. JEANO M. DE MARTIN College Preparatory Course LOUIS P. DEMILIO Business Education Course Band 43 Senior Play Usher 4: Monitor 43 Baseball 4, PETER J. DE VITO General Course DONALDSON BRYANT DIETRICH General Course Hi-Y 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, Z3 Dramatic Club l, LUTHER EMERY DIETTERICH General Course Microscope Club 3, 4. JOSEPH DIORIO General Course Football 2. 3, Captain 4g Track Manager 1. NINETEEN TWENTY 4 Lal LOUIS D' ITALIA General Course Football 43 Intramural baseball. CARL JAMES DOIRSEY General Course Football Manager 4: Basbetball Manager 31 Baseball Manager 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 43 Vice Presi- dent of Class l, 4: Class Treasurer 2, 3. ELEANOR A. DUVO General Course Intramural basketballg Intramural hockey: Senior Tri-Hi-Y 43 Hobby Club 2: Monitor 2, 3g Leaders Organization Vice President 4. ELIZABETH MAE EDINGER General Course Monitor 4. PAUL E, EVANS College Preparatory Course Science Club 3, Secretary 4: Student Council 4: Senior Play Cast 4, Intramural baseball 3. VIRGINIA HELEN EVANS College Preparatory Course Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4, German Club 3, 4: Lambda Sigma 4: Glee Club I, Senior Play Cast 4, Monitor 43 Junior Dramatic Club lg Basketball 3, GENEVIEVE EALCONE College Preparatory Course Glee Club I: Language Club Zg Dramatic Club lg Usher for Senior Play 4, Playmakers Club 3: Slate, Literary Stall 4, Softball 2, 3, Basketball 3. 4, JENNY P. FALCONE General Course Intramural basketballg Monitor l, Z, Intra- mural Hockey: Usher for Senior Play 4. -M 7 TWENTY-ON E TWENTY-Two RALPH PALCONE Vocational Agricultural Course Future Farmers of America Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 2, Secretary 3, 43 Business Committee of Senior Play 4. DENNIS STEPHEN EINELLI College Preparatory Course Iiootball 3, 45 Track 25 Intramural baseball 3: Monitor l 3 Science Club 4, LENA PINELLI General Course Art Club 2, 3, 4: Art Staff of Slate 4: Typ- ing Staff of Slate 43 Intramural basketball 3, 4. ARLENE IVIILDRED EINKBEINER Business Education Course Senior Band l, 2. 3, Vice President 43 Moni- tor lz President of Class Z: Intramural basket- ball 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, President 43 Orchestra Z, 3: Secretary of Athletic Association 43 Stu- dent Council 2: Glee Club 33 Senior Play Usher 4. JULIA ALICE EISI-IER General Course Student Council I, 3, 4, Vice President 2: Art Club 3, Sccreatary 43 Leaders Organization, Secretary 4: Typing Staff of the Slate 4: Art Staff of the Slate 4: Intramural basketball 3, 4: Secretary of Class 3. MARY FRANCES FREY Business Educalion Course TrifHi-Y 43 Intramural basketball l, 2, 3, Captain 4: Usher for Senior Play -l. EDGAR JAMES PRITZ Industrial Course Intramural baseball 3, 4. ANTHONY GAMBELLI General Course 39?-7 TWENTY THREE TWENTY-FOUR KJQQQ? HENRY GAMBELLI Business Education Course Art Club 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Art Staff of Slate 43 Publicity Committee - Senior Play, Senior Dance Committee. ROSlE MARIA GIAQUINTO Business Education Course Monitor 1, 2: Leaders Club 43 Intramural basketball 3. 43 Senior Play Publicity 4: Slate Staff 3, 4: Art Club 4: Intramural Hockey 2. RETA MAY HARTZELL College Preparatory Course Language Club l, 23 Dramatic Club 23 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Glee Club Ac- companist 3, 43 Usher for Baccalaureate 33 Usher for Commencement 3: National Honor Society 3, 45 Microscope Club 43 Science Club 4: Class Gift Committee 4: Usher for Senior Play. MARJORIE ADORA HAY General Course Monitor 4, Judge 4: Business Management Committee of Senior Play 4. BETTY LOUISE HEARD College Preparatory Course Language Club l, 2: Junior High Dramatic Club lg Glee Club 2, 3: Intramural basketball 2. 4, Captain 3: Intramural softball 2, 3: Lead- ers Club, President 4: Science Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Monitor 1, 4: Senior Play Cast. CHARLES TI-IOIVIAS HEARD, JR. General Course Band l, 2, 3, 4. WANDA JEAN HEARD General Course Hobby Club 2: Student Council Z: Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Usher for Commencement 3: Intramural basketball: Intramural hockey. LOUISE SHIRLEY HESTER College Preparatory Course Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, President of Eastern Confer- ence District 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3: Intramural basketball 2, 3, 4: Intramural softball Z, 3: Inf tramural hockey 2. 3: Senior Play - Property Committee: Monitor l, 4: German Club 3. 4: Dramatic Z. TWENTY-Favs -I-WENTY'SlX 4-4445 BLAINE DE WITT HOLLAND Industrial Course Football 2, 3, 41 Baseball l, 2, Intramural 3: Basketball ZIA3, 4TI-Ii-Y 2. 3, Vice President 4. JEAN GEORGIA HOUCK General Course Band l, 2, 3, Secretary 43 Slate Staff 43 Intramural basketball 3, 4: Junior High Dra- matic Club lp Intramural hockey 23 Orchestra 35 Monitor 23 Leaders Club 4, NELLIE ROBERTA I-IUGI-IES General Course Hockey 1, 23 Softball 1, WILSON S. JACKSON College Preparatory Course Football 4: Hi-Y 45 Science Club 4: Senior Play Cast 43 Microscope Club 25 Visual Aid Committee 2, 3, 4: Language Club 2. OLIVER JOHN JENNINGS Industrial Course Football 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Intramural baseball 3, 43 Track 2: Senior Class Stage Crew 4. DONALD NORMAN JONES Industrial Course Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4: Intramural base- ball 3, PATRICIA JOAN KING General Course Junior Dramatic Club 23 Slate Staff 4: Science Club 4: Playmakers 4: Class Play Prompter 43 Basketball l, 2: Monitor l. 2. SHIRLEY JUNE KLINE Business Education Course Commercial Club 23 Senior Girls Glec Club 3: Class Play Usher 4. -? TWENTY sevEN TWENTY'EIGHT PAULINE BETTY KOCHER Business Education Course Junior Clce Club 1: Junior High Dramatic Club l, 23 Monitor lg Art Club 2, 3, 43 Micro- scope Club 43 Typing Staff of Slate 3, 43 Senior Cwlee Club 2, 33 Baccalaureate and Commence- ment Usher 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Senior Play Usher 43 Junior Dramatic Club 2. DURWOOD ROY KRESSLER College Preparatory Course Student Council President 4: Microscope Club l, 2, Vice President 3, President 4: Science Club 3, Treasurer 43 Honor Society 2. 33 Playmalcers 3, 43 Class President 13 German Club 3. 4: Boys Glee Club l: Senior Play Cast 43 Visual Aid Committee 2, 3, 4. DONALD D. LAMBERT Industriai Course Senior Play Stage Crew 4: Intramural base- ball 3, 4 JAMES LAMSON Industrial Course Intramural baseball 3. WARREN K. LEHR College Preparatory Course Microscope Club 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Monitor 3. ETHEI. B. LONGYHORE General Course Junior High Dramatic Club l: Monitor Z, 3: Glee Club l, 33 Hobby Club 2: Business Man- agement Committec of Senior Play -l: Intra- mural hockey: Intramural baseball: Intramural basketball. DANTE LUCHETTI General Course Football 2. 3, 4: Intramural baseball 3, CI-IRISTAIN JAY MANN General Course Art Club 1, Treasurer 2, 3, President -lg Art Staff of Slate l, 2, Editor 3, 4: Art Staff of Yearbook 3, Editor 4: Playmakers 4: Senior Plav Cast 4. Ac'-72-ll' TWENTY-N IN E Ti-naw SHIRLEY MAY MARSH Business Educalion Course Intramural basketball I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JANE MARSHALL Business Education Course Monitor lg Intramural basketball Z, 33 Usher for Senior Play 4 :I Hockey 2: Dramatic Club I: Intramural baseball 3: Glee Club Ig Bible Study 3. 4. LUCILLE GRACE MARTINO Business Educalion Course Junior High Dramatic Club I: Monitor l, Z. 3: Leaders Club 43 Intramural hockey 23 Glcc Club 3, Senior Play Cast 45 Circulation Slate Staff 3, Manager 43 Intramural basketball 3, 4: Forensic Club 3, ROY ALFRED MAY Business Education Course Slate Staff 3, 43 Student Council, Treasurer 3: Hi-Y Club 4, Business Committee Senior Play 4. MATTHEW LEONARD MENICOLA College Preparatory Coarse Football 4: Intramural baseball 3, EARL MARCUS MESSINGER, JR. General Course Track 2: Intramural baseball 3, 4: Monito 2, 3. AVERIL MILLER Business Education Course Glee Club l, RAYMOND MILLER General Course Slate Staff 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Monitor 3. vu I I THIRTY-0 l THIRTY-Two WENDALL EARL MILLER General Coarse Intramural baseball 43 Senior Play Business Committee 43 Senior Dance Business Committee 4. MERRILL MELVIN MITCHELL College Preparatory Course German Club 3, 4: Microscope Club 3, 43 Business Management Committee of Senior Play 4. SIDNEY MONAS College Preparatory Course Microscope Club 4, President l, 2, 33 Art Club l. 3, Vice-President 2: Basketball 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Playmakers 3, 4: Slate Staff l, 2, Co-Editor 3, 4: Science Club Z, 3, President 4. MARVIN DANIEL NAEIE General Course Intramural baseball 3. ROSE ANN NINNO Business Education Course Junior High Dramatic Club lg Glee Club l: Intramural Hockey 23 Slate Staff 2. Co-Editor 3: Literary Ilditor 4: Business Management Committee of Senior Play 4: Visual Aid Com- mittee 43 Auditorium Program Committee 4. BETTY JEAN OWENS Business Education Course Usher for Baccalaureate 3: Usher for Com- mencement 3: Intramural hockey 2: Intramural basketball 3, 4g Intramural baseball 3, 4. HELEN MILDRED OWENS Business Education Course Girls Olee Club l: Art Club I: Slate Staff, News Editor 3: Typing Manager 43 Monitor 45 Business Management Committee Senior Play 4. DOROTHY G. PACIFIC Business Education Course Junior High Dramatic Club l: Glee Club I: Slate Stall' 1. Sports EditorY2, Co-editor 3: News Editor 4: Usher for Senior Play 4: Visual Aid Committee 4g Auditorium Program Committee 43 Monitor, Secretary 33 National Honor Society 3, 4, 7 THHUY-THREE TH IRTY-rouse ANNA CONCETTA PALMER College Preparatory Course Clee Club l, 2, 43 Language Club 23 Intra- mural basketball 3, 4: Hozkey 2, 3: Intramural softball 2, 33 Dramatic Club 23 Monitor 1. SHERWOOD B. PARSONS Business Education Course KATHRYN PINTO Business Education Course Junior Band 1: Senior Band 2, 33 Junior High Dramatic Club lg Microscope Club 25 In- tramural hockey 2: Intramural basketball Z, 39 Intramural softball 2, 33 Forensic Club Z: Slate Staff 4. MARJORIE ANNA PRICE Business Education Course Tri-I-Ii-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Secretary Student Council 2, Girls Glee Club l, 23 Slate Advertising Staff 3, Manager 43 Usher' for Senior Commencement and Baccalaureate 3, Manager Refreshment Committee for Junior Dance 31 Intramural basketball Z, 33 Monitor I, Z, 33 Slate Typing Staff 4. DORIS JUNE PRITCHARD Business Education Course Girls Glee Club 1: Leaders Club 4: Busi- ness Management Committee for Senior Play 4: Slate Staff 43 Monitor 2. VELMA MAE PRITCHARD' College Preparatory Course Intramural basketball 3, 43 Monitor 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43, Band 4: Refreshment Commit- tee Senior Dance 43 Senior Play Cast 4: Intra- mural Hockey 2, 3: Usher Senior Baccalaureate 3: Language Club Z: Junior High Dramatic Club l: Junior Dramatic Club 2: Intramural softball 2, 3. VIVIAN ELIZABETH PRITCHARD Business Education Course Slate Staff 43 Playmakcrs 4: Typing Staff 43 Business Management of Senior Play 4: Moni- tor 4. WILLIAM DAVID PRITCI-IARD College Preparatory Course Football 1, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, President 4: German Club 3, 43 Slate News 4: Monitor I: Microscope Club 2, 3955-7 THiRTY'FIVE Tn-HRTY sux 4-fifff ELIZABETH MAE PYSHER College Preparatory Course Basketball 2, 3, 43 Monitor 3. 45 Hockey 2, 3: Usher for Commencement and Baccalaureate 3: Language Club l, 2: Leaders Club 4: Soft- ball 2, 35 Senior Play Cast 43 Junior Dramatic Club 2. DOROTHY JEAN REINHART General Course Slate Staff 3, 43 Hobby Club 21 Monitor 41 Intramural basketball 3, 4: Senior Play Usher 43 Class Gift Committee 4. CLARENCE ROBERTS College Preparatory Course Intramural baseball 33 basketball 43 Hi-Y 4: German Club 3, 4: Art Club l, 25 Gift Com- mittee for Senior Class 43 Slate Staff 1, 2. WILMER DAVID ROTHROCK Industrial Course MARGARET ANN ROWE General Course Monitor I 3 Monitor Court Secretary 33 Usher for Commencement 3: Usher for Baccalaureate 3. ANN MARIE RUSSO Business Education Course Intramural basketball I: Captain lBasket- balll 2: Co-Captain lBa,sketballl 3. -I: Soft- ball Captain Z, 3: Hockey Z, LOUIS SABATINO College Preparatory Course MICHAEL SABATINO General Course Intramural baseball 3. THIRTY-seven THIRTY'ElGl'lI' 4' REAGLE WILLIAM SALTERN College Preparatory Course Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball Z, 3, 4, Intra- mural baseball 3: l-li-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4: Class President 3, 4: Senior Play Cast: Microscope Club l, 2: Orchestra l, 2. JOSEPH SAVERI General Course NUNZIO SCAGLIOTTA General Course Football 43 Band 1, 2. JOHN SCI-IIAVONE College Preparatory Course Intramural baseball 3. NELSON GEORGE RAYMOND SEAREASS, JR. Vocational Agricultural Course Student Council 3: Future Farmers of Amer- ica 1, 2, 4, Reporter 33 Hi-Y 4. GEOlRGE EARL SEIBERT Business Education Course National Honor Society 3, 43 Junior High Dramatic Club lg Monitor 3. WENDELL B. SI-IAFER General Course Intramural baseball 3, 43 Future Farmers of America l, 2, 3, 4. DONALD MARVIN SHOCK Industrial Course Senior Glass Stage Crew 4. M T Fo RTY 4 JANICE ELIZABETH SINGER College Preparatory Course Language Club l. 23 Intramural basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Intramural softball 2, 31 Intramural hockey 2, 3: Refreshment Committee of Junior Dance: Rcfreshment Committee of Senior Dance, RECIA SOBELSON College Preparatory Course Secretary of Class 1: Dramatic Club Z: Micro- scope Club l, 21 Basketball 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Playmakers 3, 4: Senior Play Cast 4: Slate Literary Staff l, managing editor 2, editor-in-chief 3, 4, ROBERT DRISDN STACKHDUSE Industrial Course Orchestra 3. DOLORES ANGELA STAMPONE College Preparatory Course Junior High Dramatic Club I: Cilee Club 1: Junior Dramatic Club 23 Art Club 33 Slate Staff l, Exchange Editor 2: Basketball 2, 3, co- captain 4: Hockey 2, 3: Softball 2, 33 Business Management Committee of Senior Play 4: Mon- itor 23 Music Committee of Senior Dance 45 Decoration Committee of .Iunior Dance 3. RAYMOND FREDERICK STENLAKE General Course Future Farmers of America l, Z, 4. VIRGINIA ARLEN-E STOCKER Business Education Course Intramural basketball 3: Intramural hockey 3: Glee Club 1, 2: Intramural baseball 3. ARLENE ALICE STRATTON General Course Intramural Hockey 2: Monitor 4. ARTHUR R. STRATTON Vocational Agricultural Course Future Farmers of America 2, 3, reporter 1, treasurer 4: Baseball Manager l 3 Student Coun- cil 2: Intramural baseball 4. 9339-7, 1 FORTY-ONE FORTY-Two 4 DOROTHY EMMA TUCKER General Course Monitor 43 German Club 3, 4, SHIRLEY MARIE VOGEL College Preparatory Course Basketball 2, 3. captain 4: Intramural softball 2. 3: Senior Play, property committee: Intra- mural hockey 2, 33 Monitor 3, 43 Playmakers -l: Refreshment Committee for Junior Dance, DOROTHY .DELORIS WARRICK General Course Glue Club 3: Monitor 4: Senior Play Pub- licity Committee. DONALD ROWE WEAVER General Course Intramural baseball 3: Senior Play Cast 43 Senior Band 1, 2, 3, 4, JOYCE MARIE WEAVER Business Education Course Tri-I-li-Y 4: Art Club 43 Monitor l, 23 Junior Dramatic Club 2: Intramural basketball 4: Intramural hockey 2. MIRIAM MAE WILHELM College Preparatory Course Tri-Hi-Y 4: Cierman Club 3, 4: Lambda Sigma 41 Make Up - Senior Play 43 Basket- ball 3, JEAN B. WILLIAMS Business Education Course Band 1, 2, 3. MILDRED JEAN WILLIAMS College Preparatory Course Junior Band l: Junior High Dramatic Club l: Language Club l, 2: Glee Club Z, 3: Science Club 4: Intramural basketball 3, 43 Intra- mural softball 3. 95515-7 FQRTY-TH REE Fonw- Fou R 4m?'iv1 If RICHARD B. VJILLIAMS College Preparatory Course Science Club 3, 43 Football 4, Track 2, Pub- licitv-Senior Play: German Club 3, 4, Micro- scope Club 2, 35 Visual Aid Committee Z. 3, 4. MAE WILSON Business Education Course Secretary of Class 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Mon- itor l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Junior High Dramatic Club I : Junior Dramatic Club Z: Playmakers 3, secretary 4, Usher for Baccalaureate 33 Intra- mural hockey Z: Cast of Senior Play 4: Orches- tra l. 2: Forensic Club 3. JOHN FRANCIS WYNNE, JR. General Course Art Club l, Z: Hi-Y 3, secretary 4: Micro- scope Club 2: Basketball 4g Intramural baseball 3: Slate Staff 2. 4: Junior High Dramatic Club lg Vice-President Sophomore and Junior Class: Senior Class Treasurer. RUTH MARION YETTER Business Education Course Intramural basketball l, 2. 3, 4: Usher for Senior Plav. 12155125 Junior Class The first important meeting of the Junior elected were: President , ,o,,. W VlCe Preszdent W Y, Secretary oo,,,, Treasurer , class was to elect ofiicers Those s BRYMER ROBERTS lVlILTON BUTZ MADGE FINKBEINER ,ts-V1Rc31N1A HONEY Then, we had to prepare an assembly program. We presented a panto mine entitled Pokey Huntusf' The Bangor High School pupils enjoyed it and, now, we have been asked to show it to the East Stroudsburg H gh School pupils. The next event was our Christmas dance. The dance brought in a large profit which will help towards our school gift. In January we received our class rings. We did not select the standard ring but a new ring favored by the large majority of the class. Everyone in the Junior Class is looking forward to the Junior Banqu t which will be held on May l5, at Buck Hill Inn. Fokrv-sux Sophomore Class President - .JOYCE KAISER Vice President .. eeee ANITA STRUNK Seererary HELEN HUGHES Treasurer .. eeee EEEEEEE . JANET ARNTS Adviser . . .EEE MR. VoN MAUGER Bang! A Whaling good assembly program opened up our Sophomore year. It was given to the Junior and Senior High School on November 6 and 7, respectively. The main feature, a true masterpiece, was a playlet called They Gave Us Freedom, written by our class adviser, Mr. Von Mauger, and en' acted by our own up-and-coming young starlets. CToo bad there were no talent scouts aroundl. Piano selections were given by more of our future Paderewskis. The Sophomore trio, made up of Janet Arnts, Dolores Schneebeli, and Cora Moose, showed real musical inclinations. ln December, we class members had a ripping good time at our 'Christmas party, held in the high school auditorium for the members of the Sophomore class and their guests. We members of the Sophomore Class of 1941-42 deeply appreciate the effort and guidance of our adviser, Mr. Von Mauger, for his help through the year. Mx FORTY-SEVEN Freshman Class Since the freshman class did not organize this year, nothing has been accomplished by us as a group. We did, however, despite the lack of organi- zation, plan and hold a successful dance in the spring of the year for the beneiit of the Red Cross. Forzrv-Elem K-or-iff GDUD cfiilifirz The Slate Staff Journalism caught us by the collar in September. Deadlines glared at us three times this year. Proof-reading was a job none of us preferred, but everyone shared. We looked at blank pieces of paper forlornly. Mr. Wynne said, 'AWrite. We wrote. We proof-read. We pub- lished. After all the year's grind, experience, and fun, we regret to let journalism's hold on us go. - EDITORS Sidney Monas Recia Sobelson LITERARY Rose Ninno, Editor: Evelyn Miller, Vivian Pritchard. Christine Rouch, Myra Clayton, Betty Jane Flory, Genevieve Falcone. NEWS Dorothy Pacihc, Editor: Rose Giaquinto, Helen Owens, Ella Fisher, Shirley Kneebone, Patricia King, Dorothy Reinhart, William Pritchard. ART Jay Mann, Editor: Henry Gambelli, Julia Fisher, Anthony Schiavone, Philip Sabatino, Lena Finelli, Lester Repsher. TYPING Helen Owens, Manager: Pauline Kocher, Doris Pritchard, Jean Houck, Edna Bartholomew, Vivian Pritchard, Beatrice Clark, Kathryn Pinto, Dorothy Riley, Marjorie Price, Julia Fisher, Grace Caponigro, Lena Finelli, Shirley Metzgar, Edna Greenawalt. A ADVERTISING Marjorie Price, Manager: Sterling Mack, Robert Datesman, Gloria Buzzard, Betty Jane Buss, Ro-bert Albert, Raymond Miller, John Reinhart, Julia Orlando. CIRCULATION Lucille Martino, Managerg Jean Chamberlin, Roy May, Alberta Randolph, Gladys Alleger, Nicholas De Rosa, Jay Cruver, Theresa De Franco, William Comes. FACULTY ADVISERS Kathryn Oxford, Arnold F. Wynne, Milton Pollen, Virginia Boyer, Charles A. DeHaven. FIFTY 'l'liil-tl lion: liulnlt ll. Stzuiumiin-, lizllxwll Stzlnipollif, Exviwlt I-'lll,LQ'lll'S, th-orgv l'x'itl'l1:u'tl, Hlztillo Smith, Vzxul Exzuis, Anthony lm llonue-, Itzxymoml Swmwl, Ori-sto 1,'ustvllui'f-i. Sq-voliil Rowi Roliztlil Hollzlntl, .1114-qllt-lpn flflf, Joyrw' Vory. Eu-lyn Szillzxtiuo, Xlllilgl' lfilililu-illm .Iuliu Lislwr, Iutlxxzizwl Iiiilnlwiwy. First liow: Mr. Stirling' V, St-linioyer. .Mlvist-V, lfllvzulox' llintfo, lYlll'll!llS l'ritt-litlrxl, Juni- HUSSVII 11 1?lll'XXUUll Krvsslvr. l 1':xi1m-s l'1'im-. l'lclm1 Hzxrlllolnlxiww. Blzxriiin l4'i11lclri-iiwr. Student Council President S. WDURWOOD KRESSLER Secretary at ,FRANCES PRICE Treasurer eeee. JANE BUSSENGER Adviser . S. .. MR. STiRi,1No C. SCHMOYER The present Student Council is a union of the merging of two former or- ganizations: the Student Council and the Student Representative Assembly. Members chosen from each home room by election of the pupils themselves must be in the upper bracket of the class scholastically. The purpose of the club is to represent the students in all matters concern- ing student government and student activities. The Hrst action of the club this year was the publishing and selling of handbooks which contained all the necessary information about the school and its activities. The greatest achievement of the Student Council this year was the procuring of the privilege of having evening Social Hours. Besides these two main accomplishments there were many other minor achievements which were made for the benefit of our school. The members ol' the Student Council wish to thank their adviser, Mr. Stirling C. Schmoyer, for his invaluable guidance. Our aim has been to develop and foster moral standards in each individual and in that way keep our school and our society on a lofty spiritual plane. 79'-Yfxfff Flew-ONE Third Row: Rose Giuciuinto. Pauline Koi-lufr, Frzinkliu Hi-stor, Lesti-1' Re-pshvr, Philip Sabzxtino, John Martovi-i, Threreszt Dc I-'x'zmco, Mzulzzline Iii-zigle. Serfonrl Now: Miss Kathryn Oxford, Adviser, Elizzilu-th Davis, Jean l'1l2l.XT1l19!'1ill, Bm'lJurzt Frr-vinzxn, Viruinizi Hon:-y, Le-mi lfinelli, Marian Le Bar, Doris Pau-sous, Mzxriv Ribble, Dorothy Frutr-hey, Joyve Evans. First Huw: Hi-llry Ganilu-Ili, Julia Fisher, Jziy Nlfinn, .-Xuthouv Sr-liizivonia, Mztclge Fiuklrviiwr, Uvliit XYomlley. Art Club President oooo o,,ooo,..ooo .oo.,o ,JAY MANN Vice President ..., ANTHONY SCI-IIAVONE Secretary or o..A., ,.oo.,ooo.o e JULIA FISHER Treasurer oo.,.v.o..o ,HENRY GAMBELLI Adviser oo., re ooooooo oooooo 0 ...Miss KATHRYN OXFORD The Art Club's outstanding activity this year was the production of the annual marionette show HAladdin and His Lamp. The story was adapted from the original Arabian Nights by Theresa De Franco. The marionettes were all hand carved from wood by Philip N. Sabatino. This year the Art Club has had several demonstrations from people who have been active in various fields of art, show card writing, wood carvings, and paintings. Many window displays, showing artwork done in the Bangor High Schools were arranged in show windows in the business section of town, by the club members. The Fifth Annual Art Show was held on May 14, 15, and 16, in the American Legion Hall. lt was attended by approximately 1,000 people. The club members enjoyed several informal parties, and the annual dinner theater party held in Easton. F1FTY-1wo 4 41446 l Third How: Furl Dutt, lrurwoorl K1-1-ssler. l'l:u'i-m'e Holm-rts, XVilli:un XXYHI-l'I1l'!', John Mnrtor-ci XVzxx-iw-ii li.-hr, Wilfri-tl Vouvh, Mi-rrill lVlilvllvll, XYillintn Pritc'hzu'd, l . X Si-1-und Row: Louise H4-su-r, Myra Vlnyton, Mudge Pilikln-inet: Ht-':Itx'ii'e Saw-ri, Fav Ln Barre, l 4':u'nli1n- Young, 14114-zxnor Lulmlv, Shirley Iiiim-lvoiw, I-'lore-nv-e Austin, Ruth Nicholas. First Row: llii-linrd XVI-lls, Iiil-liaril XYilliams, liuth Yoder, Evelyn Hinton, Doi-ntliy Tut-lu-r, Vera XVn::m-r. .loves Evans. Glorin Buzzard. liuttin- Milunw-, Virginia Evans, Miriam XYilh4-lin, Ellen Ilelnel, Mr. Stirling V, Svliiimyer, Atlvisvr, Sidm-5' Monas. Iii-ngle Szlltvrn. The German Club President e GLORIA BUZZARD Vice President V e LOTTIE MILUNEC Secretary iiii e iiiii VIRGINIA EVANS Treasurer W WRETA HARTZELL Chaplain iiiii iiiiii I eee,. SIDNEY MoNAs Adviser eeee MR. STIRLING C. SCHMOYER The German Club, although late in getting started this year, looks forward to an active schedule for the remainder of the term. The aims of our club are: first, so that the students become better acquainted with the mother language: second, so that the members acquire a better under- standing of the cultural value of the language, the geographical and political con- ditions of Germany: third, so that they learn the ways, sayings, vocabulary, and songs of the German people. This threefold aim is carried on very Well under the direction of Mr. Stirling Schmoyer, the German teacher. 9339-7 PIFTY-THREE rfQg.Bmf. . 'Hama x Ifourtli lluw: Imsti-r livpslii-i', Lteollzlrcl Vzimilli-tti, Iloxrllil XVv2lX'i'i', .lost-11h Vigrliuiii-, linlwrt Lim- ymltl, Dennis lloiiwo. t'lmi'liis H1-zirtl, Huy Spziiigeiibr-i'g', lmtiyglzis Bishiiigq. Third liow: XYilli:Lm In-hr, llO1121lllSHll Ilii-trirfh, lf'rzxl11ilin Herstvr, flvorgo Prilwlizwtl, Tllouiis lluiivo, Doiiixlil Aiiglenieyt-i-, Iiiilpli F2111-miie, Ilussell Biirtlmlomow, Vito Hvliiixvonil, Imniifiiivk Homo XYil1izini Vimuiiti-x-iiiaxii, Sw-ond liiiw: Curl Si-ill, XY:li'riA11 ltim-lx, Yelnux Pi'i14'liz:i'il, Dnxicl 'l'hi1rmziu, Miriiim VoorllvvS, liuliewt Bitlitlilwlifli-i'. Jost-ph Mllguvt-'r'o, Jost-ph Vigliom-, Arlvlie Ifiillilwiiii-i', Pzxul XY:-ist-r, Marilyn Lutz, Alfrt-tl Ns-i-ima. First Huw: Betty June lflury, Juni? lVl2lLQ'l!llllS, Ye11'z'i XYugnir, Louis Ilvmilio, Vlnire Lil Barre, EXW-lvii Miller, Nic-holzis Huw-i, Earl liullilolpli, Jenn llnuvli, Robert Mi-ssinger, .Iriyiw Kaiser, Maxri:xli lfiiilclwiin-r Mr. Mark Si-liwzlrz, Director. Senior Band Student Leader . E rrr,r VERA WAGNER President E. E c . eeeee ,VERA WAGNER Vice President eeeee . ARLENE PINKBEINER Secretary and Treasurer t to eeeee, ,JEAN HOUCK Librarian t . eeeeeeeeee DONALD WEAVER Drum Major -E D eeee eeee B ETTY JANE FLORY Director at EEEEE MR. A. MARK SCHWARZ The band has had another active and pleasant year under the direction of Mr. Schwarz. They participated in the Merchants' Association Halloween Parade. Defense Program Meeting, and various holiday parades. They also did their part in making the football season a success by playing for every game. The annual Christmas and Spring Concerts were both a decided success. The band is unfortunate in losing the following members through gradu- ation: Arlene Pinkbeiner, Charles Heard, Velma Pritchard, Jean Houck, Ralph Falcone, Donaldson Dietrich, Donald Weaver, Reagle Saltern, Louis Demilio, and Leonard Camelletti, FIFTY-roun 4-4445 an Third How: John Turtzo, UELFIIIUII Szilmtilm, Martin Oyvr, Sidney Monns, Brymor llolwerts. Luther Ivii-tttfr-ivli, Jann-s Fonws, XVilliam XYag1n-r. Sevrnnl Row: Pauline Ku:-her, Yirginin Honey, Franklin Ili-stu-r, 'Fhonms Di F1-de, Mi-rrill Mitchell, VVz1r1'eu Lehr, liodellv Scott. First How: Rt-tn I-lartzvll, Iivvlyxi Hinton, Heiiry XVillizxms. Iiurwood Kressler, Vern XYag'm-r. Annu Gnfl'rt-fdo, Gram- H0114-o. Advisi-r: Mr. Stirling ti. Sr'hrnoyi-r, Microscope Club President iiii s iiiiii Dtnzwooo KREssLER Vice President iiii t tl-IENRY WILLIAMS Secretary and Treasurer to iiiiiii iiii X 7ERA WAGNER Adviser so iiiiii so ,,,lVlR, STIRLING C. SCHMOYER We, the Microscope Club, are organized to become more and better acquaint- ed with the forms of plant and animal life. ln recent years we have become afliliated with the American Society of Amateur Microscopists, a nation-Wide organization Whose membership includes many eminent scientists. On March 27, we presented an assembly program featuring a skit by Joseph Viglione, lantern slides by Joseph Policelli, and a talk concerning the history of the organization by Durwood Kressler. Also on the program were Xylophone solos by Vera Wagner and a poem read by Sidney Monas. We extend our sincere thanks to Mr. Schmoyer, our adviser, for his efforts in making possible the accomplishments of our organization. 9590 FIFTY-Five Third Row: Joyi -4- Cory. Nlary lf'I'a11II'4-s Frey, Lez1tI'i1-v Hughes, Celiu XVooLll1-y, Pziuline Kosher, Virginia Honey, Evelyn Hinton, Betty Hi-zircl, Ruth Yoder, Loraine Herring. Ser-ond Row: Joyrw- Evans, Betty Jane Buss, Vern VVzig.:iie1', Mzie YVilson, Allmrtzt Itzindolph, Shir- ley Knmwhone, Marily Moose, Joyve Kaiser, First Row: Mrs. lox Mutm.,'zi1', Elwiiior Arnts, Miriam XYilhi Tri-Hi- , . . . I ce, . I e 1 -lm, Joyeo XVeavor, Marian Finl n Stofflet, Dorothy Dutt, Miss Nlztrgziret Miller, Adviser, Miriam Voorhees, Cora Jenn Jones, Marie De Pup, Joyf-e Reynolds, Fae L41 Barre, Louise Hester. XX'illia1n Motzgzir, Adviser, Marjorie Prire, Gloria Buzzard, NYzindzL Heard, Shir- lluvo l4'r'moes P 'i - A -l ue 1'inliheinor, Virginizi Evans, Mzulge Fiiililmeini-er, .Izinet cheinvr Heist Hzirtzell Mrs Carl llzimmerlv Y Presidem oooooooooo oooo . ARLENI5 PINKBEINER Vice President oloo ooooo S HIRLEY METZGAR Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, FRANCES PRICE Treasurer ,,,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,, V IRGINIA EVANS Advisers MISS MARGARET MILLER To create, high standards o The club's devotions, devot Go'od-Will Proj of Rev. A, J. Sc C. A, Our social the Colonial Ho and Daughter ba The outsta nding event of the year was a rally held on April 24, sponsored by the three HY Church and was followed by a dance in the high school gymnasium. Clubs from both Lehigh and Ivor Griffith, Pre FIFTY-six MIss VIRGINIA BOYER MRS. WILLIAM METZGAR maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, f Christian Character. principal activities of the vear consisted of leading homeroom ing liberal amounts to both the Red Cross and the Inter-racial ect, and completing a Bible Study Contest under the direction hankel, This contest is sponsored annually by the State Y. M. activities have included a joint banquet with the Hi-Y at tel, followed by a Cootie Party: two square dances, a Mother nquet, a hike and a doggie roast. clubs 'of Bangor. The dinner was served at -the Methodist .Northampton Counties sent delegates. Our speaker was Dr. sident of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. - W i Si-1-mid How: Nelson Si-zu'l':1sS, Juy Albert, XVilsun Jzwkson, En-wrt Ilughs-s, Frank lmllv, ltifihzird XVUHS- l'1lY+'I' Jl'HHillHS, liolu-rt Aww, Iluy Mziy, lmnzilil Jones. XYillinm Hzmskwill, Jolmvllt-iuliurt, Holm-rt llute-slixun. 1'lzlr'vl1z'i1 Holvvrts. First Row: Mr. Arnold NYynni-, Adviser, L'liI'I'm'il XYilli:1ms, Imimldson Dim-trim-li, Jay L'1'ux't-ig Curl Jones. Jun-k XYyx1m-, Milton Butz, Rvngli- Salter-li, Vi-rnon Pi-iti-harnl, Blzuine llollzxnil. Kenneth I-seegle, Raxvnmnrl Miller, Furl Imrsvy, twirl Brown. and tmissing from the piwturf-7 XYili:ini Pi-itrflmrd. I'ruside-nt. Hi-Y A'To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character. Presidem aoaoo . a.aa . ooaoo . a,.aao,, .S .,WILLIAM PRITCHARD Vice Presidem - --.WBLAINE HOLLAND Secretary aooo ooiaa.aao J ACK WYNNE Treasurer aaaaoaa,,oa .HREAGLE SALTERN Chaplain aaaaar KENNETH BEEGLE Adviser oioaraaoaoaoao . aaai ,.araai s . aaaaaaao MR, ARNOLD F. WYNNE The Hi-Y joined the rest of the nation in becoming Victory minded and attempted to do their part by distributing and collecting Victory Garden cards. The boys entered into this task with the will and knowledge that they were help- ing to carry out a worth-while project. One of the outstanding activities of the club was the sponsoring with the Tri-Hi-Y of a rally of the Y clubs in this district. Dr. Ivor Griffith, President of the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, was the main speaker at the dinner, and he also led the discussion. As we look back on this rally we feel quite sure it accomplished its purpose of promoting good fellowship and better understanding among the HY members of the neighboring schools. Reagle Saltern, Raymond Miller, Roy lVlay, .lay Cruver, Wilson Jackson. Carl Dorsey, and the club adviser, Mr. Arnold Wynne. attended the annual Old- er Boys Conference sponsored by the state Y. M. C. A., held at Easton. The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y banquet was indeed a most enjoyable way to start the club's social activities for the year. The rollicking good time at the dinner, and the fellowship and sociability enjoyed in the school auditorium will long be remembered. Later in the year the Hi-Y teamed up again with the Tri- Hi-Y to present a Senior High School Assembly program in the form of a quiz program. Jack Wynne, Wilson Jackson, and Roy May represented our group. 5?'DPP'? Furrv 'SEVEN Sn-rond Row: Gladys lbavis, Joan Marie Lu Bar, Mario C':1sm-ioli, Jzivquelyn Ortt, Joanut- B99i1'll, Rom- Uascirili, Patsy Flury, Bari-:tra Davies, Luis XX'2ll'l'lf'if, Marian Pouch, Jenn A4-lteriiiuii, Joyvc Payne Ann Steinmvtz, June Mzigiiiiiis, June Oyvr. First Row: Virginia Lambert, Assunta Sebustiouelli, Diane Corri-ll, Pziuliuo Ilughvs, Dorothy Karlwl, Ami Bolgl-r, Mary Miller, Mary Louise Kingiugm-r, Ann Kings, Phyllis Chzimborlin, Gloria Sword, Mzu'gziret Ami Bran-kbill. Jeztmttv Uwt-ns, H4-tty Bzisliwiil, Kutlim-rine Vigliouv. Advisers: Miss Max'1.1'z1i'vt Armstrong, Mrs, Harry Flory. Junior Tri-H1-Y President iii., . L. ,,,,,,iViARY LOUISE KINGINGER Vice President e,,,,, ,ee, , ,,,,,ee,,,,,.ee , W MARY MILLER Recording Secremry Leeee ,LeL.. P HYLLIS CHAMBERLIN Corresponding Secretary at LLLLL,LL LLLL LL,L A N N BOLGER Treasurer .LLLLeLe.LLLLeLLLeLL - eeLLL,.. .LL....LLL.. .,...JUNE MAGINNIS Adviser -- L Leee LLLLLL M iss MARGARET ARMSTRONG Principal activities of the year of the club consisted of leading the devotions in the Junior High School homerooms and joining a Bible Study contest under the auspices of the State Y. M. C. I-X., with Rev. A, C. Rohrbaugh, a local pastor, as leader. We held social meetings every month of which the outstanding were a covered dish supper, a theater party, and a luncheon. We also had a 'AGO To Sunday School campaign in order 'to help fulfill our purpose which is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the 'school and community high standards of Christian character. Furrv-Elem -4-K I Fourth Row: Dolores Sr-lineeln-li, t'nrolinv Young, Hose Giaquiuto. Luvillv Martino, Li-zitrim-e Hughes, B:xrlmui'a Davies, Miriam Voorhees, Shirley S4-ihert, Patsy Flory, Hose Marie Kirkm1d:1ll, Julia Orlando, Rose Fasriole, Ji-anno Sabzttine. Third How: Marie Louise Kinginger, Ann Holger, Jean Gilbert, Velestzi Coppolellzi, Doris Pritch- ard, Mary Milla-r, Alive Lai Barrv, Joanne Roots-n, Betty Fiukbi-finer, Doris Miller, Lottie Milunec, Jane Bussenger, Eunic-e Avkernian, Miss lvlarguret Armstrong, Advisor. Second Row: Bi-tty June In-ftweilur, Doris Vzintin, Julio Fislwr, Ji-nu Houck, Betty Heard, Shirley Km-vhom-, Carolyn Sxtllatiuo, Violet Stztmpone. First Row: Norma Butz, Thelma Kline, June Mziginuis, Jenn Pysher. Ida Yetter. Bangor Leaders' Club The Bangor Leaders' Club was organized for the first time this year with the following oiiicers: President ....,.,,, ,,,,, , BETTY HEARD Vice President ,,,, ,HELEANOR Duvo Secretary eeeeee e. ,eee ,,,. s JULIA FisHER TFQUSUFQF .- -- ............., SHIRLEY KNEEBONE Adviser ee,,eee,e,eeeeee,,.,ee,, Miss MARGARET ARMsTRoNo Our aim is to promote good leadership among all the girls of the school. Our qualifications are: we must display good school citizenship: we must- be able to accept responsibility: we must be neat in appearance: we must be Well- liked by all squad members: we must be able to rattend all meetings. To distinguish ourselves from the other gym students, we purchased maroon, two-piece tunlics. lf any of us 'shows outstanding sportsmanship or leadership we receive a felt HL to be worn on our suit. Additional awards will be given at the end of the year for the best sophomore, junior, and senior athletes and to the winner of the foul-shooting contest. These awards will be given by the club. Among our activities this year was a successful bakesale. The club, with chaperones, enjoyed a spaghetti supper held in Roseto. We would like to provide an instructor to take charge of activities on the playground for the summer months. ' -W ? FIFTY-Nms Thirll Hou? llulph l zxlr'0ur-, Nil-liuhls Hm-ko, Nr-rris Yun liuskirli. Jzxlxu-S Slim-nizllu-1', Xl'illizlm Buwlco. lX'e111lvll Slx:xI'ui', linlnh lloru, lYilliz1m Olu-rlioltm'i', Philip Vimirio, llerlu-rt Smith, G4-rzilll lirrvwll. l Sw-mind lluwz NVilbur Vouiitvi-imxii. llohert Miller, Clin:-lr-s Ott, Nelson Sn-ztrfzxss, Raymond Steu- lukc-. 1-Izirl Clark. Paul EIflllZL'I', Jann-S lim-r'kv1', Gl'oi'u'v Milli-r, Mr. G4-urge Ott, Aclvismx First Row: llic'l1z1rrl i'1n'l'm-ll, Kv'llllPlll Fritz, Ahfc Hon-ku, llolu-rt Am-, Loliuy Fin-u'v1', Arthur Strut- tfm. lmvirl Pi-nsyl, Aiithmiy Martino, lfrank Nupolwizim-o, lllzirry Rnmzniislx, Hsu-ry Adunis, lfluwzird Pyslier, missing frmn the lui:-turn-,J Future Farmers of America President r rr,rrr rr.rr ALEX Bocico Vice President -SLEROY BREWER Secretary S EEEEEEEEEE.,E ROBERT ACE Treasurer or rrrrr ARTHUR STRATTON Reports rrrr r rrrr ,AHDAVID PENSYL Adviser or MR. GEORGE OTT The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying vocational agriculture. The motto is: Learning to do, Earning to live, Doing to learn: Learning to serve. Under the guidance of Mr. Ott the club reached new highs for the las! school year. In June 1941 the boys attended State College and came through with honors in four contests. At WyckolT's Fair we won four prizes including first place: also a place was Won at Harrisburg in the state contest. At the roundup at Stroudsburg we won first place in quoits and second in basketball. The annual Father and Son banquet turned out to be a huge success. This is the 6th year of this club in the High School. Slxw 4-'Sis Frnx1r'0s Prim-, Mary Junv Altieri, Betty Finklwinvr, In-ne Iluvo, Betty Lou Smith, Betty Hzxnee, Fe-lestzx Coppolc-lla. Cheerleaders Sock it to 'emI Louder! Sock It To 'EmI A'Louder! 'ASOCK IT TO 'EMV' The cheerleaders pu-t all their efforts into 'these cheers, and you should have heard the yells. We are sorry that Mary Jane Altieri will be leaving our sextette, but we are proud of the grand job she did this year. May our successors find as much wholehearted enjoyment in cheering our teams on to victory as we have this year. Adviser sses eoae M R. A. MARK SCHWARZ Captain e e Miss BETTY FINKBEINER Sixrv-one Sixnr Fifth Row: Mr. Granville Evans, Assistant Cone-h, Mr. lfrzxnk J. O'Horzx, Coach: Philin DEL Ln-sio, Joseph Russmiger Thomas Di Fefle, Stewart Kat-hel, John Martom-i, Joseph Pritchard, Mr. Von Manger, Fzuculty Mzumgor, Mr. JOh11 L. XYilliams, Assistant Conrh. Fourth Row: Rif-liard XVells, Claude Frutchey, Carl Dutt, Joseph RUggif1I'O, John Mztrtom'-i, Jerry Catponigro, Earl Bet-leer, Augustine Sebztstionelli, Charles Feisor, Thomas Falcone, Paul Houvk. Third Row: Kenneth Beegle, Manager, Joseph Bufi, Leroy Hendorshot, Howland Smith, Carl .Tones llivharrl Rozzuto, XVillizun Cornes, Cilillord Vi'illiams, Nia-holas lluvo. Russell Brown, George Pritrchzird, Joseph Miller, Carl Dorsey, BILLIIFLQGIZ Sec-ond Row: Matthew Menirrola, Joseph Villiano, Nunzio, St-ngliottzv., John Policelli, NVilliani Bolger, Joseph Polic-elli, Louis Dlltnlia, Vernon Pritc-hard, Jay Allmrt, XVilson Jan-kson, NYilliztm Pritf-hard, Blaine Holland. First How: David Pvnsyl, Frank Daily, Oliver Jennings, Thuito Luc-hetti, Joseph Diorio, Cape tain, Lziwrirm-O Ruli, Dongle Saltc-rn, Donald Jones, Ric-lizuwi XYillizuns, Dennis Finolli. Football Coach ,tooooo.o,ooooi, ooooo , FRANK J . O'HORA Assistant Coach .o.o JOHN L. WILLIAMS Assistant Coach ssss ,ssst G RANVILLE R. EVANS Faculty Manager ssssss ,VON E. MAUGER Student Managers g-Y L KENNETH BEEGLE CARL DORSEY SEASON RECORD Bangor LL ,Ls,,. 0 Willson Borough ,L,,,,,.LL. LL 6 Bangor .,,L, l9 Nlauch Chunk Catholic 6 Bangor LL 20 East Greenville ,,..,,oo,,,. O Bangor LL LL Z7 Palmerton LLLL L 6 Bangor ,,,,, 41 Coplay ,,..., LL 0 Bangor LL 7 Nazareth L O Bangor 0 Dunmore L L 6 Bangor ,,ss,sss,,oo.s,,,,ooo,s.., L sst,..,,ot 7 Pen I-Krgyl ...,tss,.. . .tts,,LLL,.. LLL, LLL l 4 The following boys, through graduation, will be lost to next year's squad: Frank Dally, Oliver Jennings, Dante Luchetti, Joseph Diorio, Lawrence Bufi, Reagle Saltern, Donald Jones, Richard YVilliarns, Dennis Finelli, Matthew Menicola, Nunzio Scagliotta, William Bolger, Louis D'ltalia, Wilson Jackson, gfilliam Pritchard, Blaine Holland, and co-managers Kenneth Beegle and Carl orsey. -Two 4 4K4 'l'liir1l limi: Mr, You Maiiluvr. l z1r-lilly Mzxuzigt-r. Kvniii-ill lh-Q-Q14-, l-In-i'--tt Iluuhws, l':uul llouvls, V XYilli:1m A luiwlmllz--i', 1li1lIllQ'XX Mvnivolzx. litiln-rt .M-ia. lulnnis l nZZlllu, .lohn l'olim-lli, .lost-plz Yillifl Mr. l i'z1nl1 Vziymlviziiii-u. .Xssistzilit Vim:-li. Mr. Milton l'ulli-ii. Voaivli. no, S4-wminl linux: XYillialm Husliwill. Juliii lin-iiilizirt. l'l:xrt-2ii4-t- liolwrts, .1215 l'i'uxni'. .Inhn Sn'l1i:ix'olii'. Illuim- Hnllzuicl, Xuiixio Hs-zigliultzi. .lm-li XYyiix1v. Milton Ruiz, Arthur Smith. lfirst limi: Just-ph liufi, llvmxxlzxml Smith. Just-pli l'rit--lizirul, Uri-ste rush-lliiu-vi, llusst-ll liroxxn. i'lil'I'm'il XX'illiz1ms. i'li:1r'l4-S lfn-ist-F. Basketball to MILTON T. POLLEN FRANK CAPOBIANCO e iiii VON E. MAUGER Szudenr Manager eeKENNETH BIEEGLE Coach H e, Assislarzl Coach Faculty Manager Bangor High this season continued its unfortunate ways on the basketball court by losing in each of the 18 games played. Graduation losses include: Clarence Roberts, John Schiavone, Blaine Hol- land, Nunzio Scagliotta, Jack Wynne, Jay Cruver, Matthew Menicola, Robert Ace, Reagle Saltern, and Manager Kenneth Beegle. Six TY'THR Varsity Awards 1941-1942 Special Awards Joseph Diorio Oliver Jennings Reagle Saltern Dante Luchetti Blaine Holland William Pritchard Silver Footballs Louis D'lta1ia Matthew Menicola Richard Williams Wilson Jackson Gold Footballs Blaine Holland Lawrence Bufl Joseph Diorio Dennis Pinelli Frank Dally Reagle Saltern Oliver Jennings Dante Luchetti William Pritchard Donald Jones Certificates Blaine Holland Reagle Saltern Clarence Roberts Jack Wynne Brymer Roberts Si TY Poun 4-4544 FOOTBALL Nunzio Scagliotta William Bolger Carl Dorsey, Mgr. Kenneth Beegle, Mgr. Certiacate Awards Lawrence Bufl Joseph Diorio Dennis Pinelli Frank Dally Oliver Jennings Blaine Holland Dante Luchetti Louis D'1talia Reagle Saltern William Pritchard Donald Jones Nunzio Scagliotta Jay Albert Matthew Menicola Richard Williams William Bolger Wilson Jackson David Pensyl Vernon Pritchard BASKETBALL John Reinhart Paul Houck Everett Hughes Milton Butz Joseph Pritchard Kenneth Beegle, Mgr. CHEERLEADING Leiter Mary Jane Altieri Donald Jones Carl Dorsey, Mgr. Kenneth Beegle, Mgr. Clarence Roberts, Mgr Letter Awards Lawrence Bufi Joseph Diorio Dennis Finelli Prank Dally Oliver Jennings Blaine Holland Dante Luchetti Louis D'1talia Reagle Saltern William Pritchard Donald Jones Nunzio Scagliotta Matthew Menicola Richard Williams William Bolger Wilson Jackson Carl Dorsey, Mgr. Kenneth Beegle, Mgr. Clarence Roberts, Mgr Letters Blaine Holland Reagle Saltern Clarence Roberts Jack Wynne Kenneth Beegle, Mgr. f SW Wxlbl 'AW I mv no E 311 lklffifwllkllf 7' Ssuv-vue Glen Lowry Studio PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHS T T 579 MAIN STREET STROUDSBLRG PA ALL OE YOUR FAVORITE BANDS ARE ON RECORDS Congratulations to the Class of '42 Glenn Miller Gene Krupa Harry .Iames Tommy Dorsey - - Benny Goodman Sammy Kaye Messlnger Esso Service Ereddy Martin Artie Shaw Sfafion Come In and Listen to the Latest Hits We Also Carry A Large Selection Of Classical and Semi-Classical Records John wo A'-nfs 513 South Main Street Radio 53 Electrical Appliances Bangor' puma. 34 Market St., Bangor, Pa. VOGUE THE M'n' I lnel' Bangor Lumber Company y POR MARGARET PARRY COAL LUMBER MILLINERY and ACCEssoR1Es MILLWORK BUILDERS SUPPLIES ' Phone 140 34 Main Street Bangor, Penna, The Home of ALL School Jewelry I l Sfor Clofhing 81 Shoe Co. Wilson Sfeckel THE JEWELER I .I MEN and Bovs' WEAR NATIONAI. BRANDS l wg, . y Arrows Wembley l Adams Smithson WI gf P ' y Manhattan Worste-Tex ' 'A Knox Knit-Tex I Pioneer Swank l Westminster .Iarmon 32 South Main Street l Hole Proof Bangor, Penna l Banggr, Pa, N93-9 SIXTY- CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '42 Life for you has now begun- Make it Worthwhile, KTOHYI be a dunce Remember, you live your life but once. Slaie Beli' Bowling Cen'l'er Z North Main Street Bangor, Pa. AARQCFQUII-OD for Health THE BANGOR WATER COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF MMAZZA Bnos. CoNoRATULATIoNs TO CLASS of '42 Bangor Candy Kifchen imszgw 60 BROADWAY BANGOR, PA. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIONRS Bruschi Delicaiessen BANGOR, PA. CoMPL1MENTs OF STEINMETZ BAKERY -EIGHT 4-4535? 1 Y I urc man usiness o ege I Ch I1 B ' C ll Il fl Now Localed in l'he New tl College Building s I A fhorough Business lrummg School 5 Y - '-'7 DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS lv V qnvq W-' ' I V ' , ,',' , W COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRADUATES: W Business Administration Executive-Secretarial Accounting Stenographic I Junior Accounting Business VVE TEACH THE PACE COURSES IN ACCOUNTANCY Forty-two Colleges and Universities and thirtyfeight High Schools are represented in the student enrollment this term. MEMBER OE THE NATICNAL ASSOCIATION OF ACCREDITED COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS Approved by the Pa. State Committee on Standards for Private Business Schools Free Placement Service Send for Catalog W. E. CHURCI-IMAN, Principal Spring Garden St.. East of 4th Easton, Pa. irst atiorta Ban BANGOR, PA. o4QXllSUR44,Qs 5 55,000 at A 2 .IQCLTESE 'Sl i 5 mnncn E, 9 DEPOSITOFI qf 'Sf 37 I l l COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES L, L,,L,, L, ,, ,YI -N'-ffhb SIXTY-Nm E In f A 1 r +A r rf A A U Congratulations and Success A to the Graduates of 1942 A yr COMPLIMENTS KRESSLER 81 SCHOCH OF A If GENERAL MERCHANDISE FRIEND U Seventh St and Penna. Ave. 'H ' y U Bangor, Pa. H Phone 389 Free Delivery N A +L U A H CONGRATULATIONS FROM W N O O W w CBlue qhfge I extzle Co., Inc. A Ai BANGOR, PA. N M I M I il I H A A N M I DawneIIe and Elvei'-I-e loves for Ladies M 9 11 are made out of BLUE RIDGE TEXTILE CO., INC. FABRICS H Buy A'DaWne11e and E1vette N A I BANGOR, PA. 1. SEVENTY K-QQ BEST WISHES failing Silk Qlwe Gm ant' P BANGOR. PENNA. 7 Ssvsmv o Nor1'h Bangor Slcafe Co. Manufacturers of 'GENUINE BANGOR SLATE 09'1rEESf.192'5 Bangor, Pa. GouId's Pharmacy. Inc For the best in Drugs Market at Murray Street Bangor, Pa. FRUTCHEY The PLoR1sT F. S. FRUTCHEY, Prop. Bangor, Pa. Say I1 Wz'th Flowers Bonded Member of the Florist Telegraph Delivery Assoc. CoMPL1MENTs or Merchanfs Nafional Bank JWWQWSSWR CoMPI.1MENTs or Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sobelson MORRIS GOEBEL HOME OF GOOD SHOES 53 Broadway BANGOR, PA. Vitality Sundial Florsheim Carolyn -Two Bangor Crys'I'aI Ice Plani' South Main Street Telephone 469-W ICE CUBE SERVICE DAILY DELIVERY Congratulations to Class of '42 Chas. T. Heard 81 Co. Main 'id Messinger Sts. BANGOR, PA. Visit the IRIS RESTAURANT HOME COOKING and BAKING 45 G, FQ, fN ,-YQES . Lft HF, , i i Supplee Ice Cream Main and Messinger Streets BANGOR, PA. Buzzard Elecfric Co.. Inc 121 Broadway GENERAL ELECTRIC SALES and SERVICE PAUL BERG I-IAIRDRESSER ,. 'H ill Vlqgs -'flkrli PW? 1, , - , ,Y,: f ta '42 YK ll No. Main St, BANGOR, PA. A'Beauty Is The S ecref' Phone 390-W Weaver's Grocery FANCY GROCERIES, IVIEATS and FRESH VEGETABLES 8 So. Main S Phone 102-J E, S xl Success to the Graduating l DINE AT THE Class of '42 l A FLORENCE BRAY y COLONIAL HOTEL il DRY Goorns and NoT1oNs il M H Q W 50 Broadway ll BANGOR, PENNA. BANGOR, PENNA. tl , E , cc i Mildred w. Jago Rider College ef ' Business Adminis-l'ra'l'ion INSURANCE l NOTARY PUBLIC Bachelor of Science Degrees in l Accountancy Secretarial Science , Finance Teacher Training l Journalism l Z7 B d Special Accelerated Program Leads ma Way to Bachelor Degree in Two Years Bangor, Pa. Telephone 149 Eounded 1865 Trenton, N. J. l SPEER'S MARKET ll GRIFFIN Bkos. FRESH and SMOKED MEATS l y COAL i . ,N Main Street and Broadway y y Phone 499 il BANGOR, PA. PHONE 80 l BANGOR, PA. ig , it G iiwt it G iw M Ag g gg SEVENTY Four Kgfitg il ll i l EEDING for ICTORY Today Uncle Sam asks every loyal American to do his part. War Workers are asked to speed up production to the fullest. Others must help through the regular purchase of War Savings Stamps and Bonds. And to the farmers of Northampton County comes the call for more eggs, more milk and more meat. The Flory Milling Company is proud of the part it is playing in helping these farmers produce more for Uncle Sam. Flory Poultry, Dairy and Stock Feeds have been streamlined to produce maximum results with minimum feed- ing costs. lf you are not feeding Flory Feeds now, it will pay you to try them and compare them with any other feeds. On the basis of results alone, we are sure you will soon agree that Flory Feeds are equal to any, yet they cost you less than many. -nun: X mann A 0 POULTRY FEEDS I E DAIRY FEEDS l X n w . pg sToCK FEEDS f HoRsE FEEDS 7 X xf LORY ILLING COMPANY Established 185 3 BANGOR, PENNSYLVANIA TEL. BANGOR 200 Stvsmv-F Verne Arn1's Agency J. H. BEERS INSURANCE HAULING, EXCAVATING and RIGGINC1 ii USWQZXE-V? Phone 313 34 MARKET ST Electric and flcetylene WeIdz'ng i R. D. 2, Bangor, Pa. i Bangor, Pa. n Phone Bangor 307 i Vince's Au1'o Supply 3 Market Street Bangor, Pa. ACCESSORIES TI R Tubes - - - Batteries ES 'BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OE 1942 The Bangor Gas Company Bicycle - Fishing Supplies 32 M k S 1 ar et treet Phone 445 BANGOR, PA. lke'S Vvriefv Shoppe E. K. Eisenhardi' s. son 19 So. 4th Sr. DRUGGISTS ' ISAIAH RESH, Prop. GROCERIES ii COLD MEATS HOT DOGS HAMBURGS p BARBECUE5 First and Market Streets p WE DELIVER BANGOR, PA' Phone 386 i f ,1 1 ,WY 1 7 D D D 2' D ir Y Y 2 2 ir V I i SEVENTY'SIX 4r'Wli6 Belhlehem Business College BETHLEHEM, PA. Established 1897 0 An approved business training school offering :omplexe Secretarial, Accounting. Business Administration, and Office Machine courses, High school graduation required for admission, W. F. MAGEE, President THE SLATE BELT DAIRY South First Street Tel. 99L GEORGE HEANEY ACKERMANVILLE PHONE l95R Butter - lrradiated Vitamin D Milk Coffee Cream e Buttermilk - Chocolate Milk 4 Orange Drink + Pasteurized Milk Vvlhipping Cream T lce Cream Mix Sour Cream -a Cottage Cream LEHIGH VALLEY COOPERATIVE FARMERS COMPLIMENTS G. C. Murphy Co. 5 Q5 lOc Store 17 Broadway Headquarters for NOVELTIES CONFECTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES PRITCHARDS L- GOOD F COAL ALVJAYS RELIABLE EQ Prifchard Coal 81 Supply Company Coal - Lumber - Building Material LEWIS J. BRUSCHI PHILCO - RADIO - ZENITH Easy XVashers - Speed Queen Frigidaire - Sporting Goods Sales - Service BANGOR, PA. Phone 415 C C C SQENQ SE ART DEPARTMENT INDUSTRIAL ENCRAVINC CQMPANY 'fi BANK AND CHURCH STS. EASTON, PENNA. RlNTING-PLATES'OF-QUALITY I .J S L P H O N E 7 5 2 1 1 PRINTERS PUBLISHERS 1 1 THE JOHN S, CORRELL CO., INC, l 318-320 FERRY STREET EASTON, PENNA. -Drawn by F. A. Butler Q Gomplefe -F' l f ?- gefwice i : Q. T PHOTO ENORAVTNG AND