Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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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

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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

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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