Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1943 volume:

L :li mi . , HEX IIMIUIEJIRMQW MUSIC GF ARMED FORCES ISSUI Volume Fifteel S QIUIHIUEQ WMM SKATE? PLllJ1iSllGCl lay the Slate Staff of Bangor High School BANGCR, PENNSYLVANIA TABLE CDF CQ 1-'okriwcmn D1c1m:A'l'loN FAc:U1f1'Y SENIORS LOXVI-IR CLASSICS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS TEN S F RE RD lucas 4 0 ln as much :is music' has been the inspiration during every national crisis lrom time immemorizil we feel that this present Crisis is no exception. There- fore we leel it fitting and proper that our theme should be one so appropriate to the times especially since so many of our graduates are in our great armed forces. DEDI CATI In tribute to his great interest in and earnest promotion of creative work in Bangor High School, we, the Slate Staff with the utmost appreciation and gratitude, dedicate this issue ol the Slate to Mr. VVarren S. Smith. In recent years, he started a Drama Class and with those who were interested in play writing formed the Playmakers. Because of his induction into the Army, he was not able to direct the annual Senior play. However, his creative ability has remained with us throughout the play that he has Written and the dramatic group which helped to produce it. We feel that whatever task Mr. Smith undertakes, whether it be in his country's service or that of his chosen career, he will succeed. 0 PAGE 5 4th Row: Mr. Eisenberg, SIIINJFIIIIPIILIPIII, Mr. Htl, Mr. A. XVilliams. Mr. Smith, Mr. lleilarnm. 3rd Row: Mr. St-hmoyt-r, Mr. Gleim, Mr. Martin, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Evans, Mr. Owen, Mr. VVagnti Zucl Row: Mr. Keat, IlI'Illl'Ill?lI, Mr. T. XVillizxnis, Miss Stoddard, Miss Staples, Miss Han:-e, Miss lflyt-r, Mr. O'Iinurke, Mr. Johnson. 1st Row: Miss Oxford, Miss Rm-lit-, Miss Giaquinto, Miss Grieg, Mrs. Flower, Miss Miller. FACULTY HARRY O. EISIQNBI-IRG S ltl IJ. Temple University A. B., M. H., 11 . Sllf76lillil'IIlIl'lIf of Bangor SFIIUOIS GICORGIC O'I I' Pennsylvania State College. B, S. in Agricultural liclucation East Stroudsburg State Teaclters' College SCif'lIl't', Ag'rir'l1lIin'r' ARMON M. WILLIAMS Muhlenberg College, A. B. East Stroudsburg State Teaeliers' College Pennsylvania State College. Graduate School PAt:1c 6 0 linglislz, Hislory XVARREN S. SMITH Muhlenberg College, A. B. University of Iowa, M. A. Iinglislz, Drama STIRLINC C. SCHMOYER Allentown I'1'eparatory College Muhlenberg College, Ph. B. Science, German MILLARD L. GLICINI Sliippensburg State Teacliers' College. Pennsylvania State 'I'eachers', Graduate School Social Studies, Matl:r'nmiic.s ADAINI YV. NIARTIN Lafayette College. B. A. English, Problems of Ilenlocraty DAVID M. THOMAS Albright College Columbia University, A. B. University of Pennsylvania, M. Civics, Economics B S S. 7 1 CHARLES DEHAVEN Temple University, B. S. University of Pennsylvania, M. A. Commercial Subjects MADISON W. OWEN Trenton State Teachers' College Industrial Education, B. S. Manual Arts PAUL WAGNER East Stroudsburg State Teachers' B. S. Physical Education, Health DONALD B. KEAT Lafayette College, B. S. Lehigh University, M. A. Principal of High School TREVOR WILLIAMS East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College, B. Bucknell University, M. S. Science, Social Studies MILDRED G. STODDARD Keystone State Teachers' College, B. S. IN'illiam and Mary College Lehigh University, M. A. Mathematics ROMELDA G. STAPLES East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College Pennsylvania State College English, Gcograplzy M. ALFREDA HANCE Drexel Institute, B. University of Washington, Seattle University of Pennsylvania Colrlzlmrcial Subjects GRACE D. EYER Millersville State Teachers' College Churclnnan's Business College Muhlenberg College Commercial Subjects FRANK O'ROURKE University of Scranton, B. S. English IVILBUR H. JOHNSON Combs College of Music, Philadelphia West Chester State Teachers' Colle e, B. S. 8 University of Pennsylvania, M. S. Supemiser of Music College, N II We GRANVILLE R. EVANS Moravian College, A. B. Lehigh University, Graduate School Science MARGARET D. MILLER West Chester State Teachers' College ennsylvania State College, Graduate School Ursinus College, A. B. Lehigh University, Graduate School English .IENNIE HOLLAND udsburg State Teachers' College Muhlenberg College Kutztown State Teachers' College, East Stro B. S. Librarian, Library Science F. ELIZABETH KNOLL Ursinus College, A. B. English, Drama IRMA A. SMITH st Chester State Teachers' College, B. S. Lehigh University Duke University Music ROSA CLAUSEN University of Illinois, A. B. English EMILY SANDERCOCK East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College We t Cl ' Ku Pennsylvania State Coll L FLORENCE ADEL Iansfield State Teachers' College, B. BARBARA H s tester State Teachers' College Mathematics KATHRYN OXFORD tztown State Teachers' College, B. S. ege, M. Ed. Art Super-:wiser HELEN P. ROCHE St. Josephs College, A. B. ehigh University, Graduate School Foreign Languages E GIAQUINTO Marywood College, A. B. History VIOLET GRIGG S. Home Economics, Science ARLOW FLOWER Temple University, B. S. Health, Physical Education I louse 7 Zin gllilemuriam PAGE 8 0 NVC take tl1is opportunity to express our extreme sorrow over the death of Mr. John T. Hess. As a member of our faculty, he has taught so long and so many people that he has been the pillar of education in Bangor High School for over a generation. Although he has left us, his sayings and teachings will always live in the memories ol' his pupils. NVe leel sure that past graduates as well as those of the present join with us in expressing our sorrow over the great loss to our school and community. ANCHGRS AWEIGH A if D X f MM MMMM ENIOR CLASS Xlle, the graduating class ol' 1943 wish to express our sincere thanks to Mr. De Haven lor his excellent advice and guid- ance during the time that he acted as our adviscr. Class Motto-Onward Ever Onward Class Colors-l'i1rple and Gold Class FIUIUI'7'4-rx1IlCl'lC2lll Beauty Rose Class Symlm!-American Eagle S L i SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The most important thing that happened in our Freshman year was our trip to Lake Hopatcong. In our Sophomore year we had many members participating in extra- curricular activities and held a very successful party in the auditorium. During our junior year we were more active. We were the proud bearers of the newly selected class ring. From our Christmas dance we received a large proht. The most important event of our Junior year was the banquet, which was held at Buck Hill Falls. Under the leadership ol' Mr. Delelaven, the Senior Class of 1943 had a very delightful Senior year. At Thanksgiving we had our annual Senior dance. The motif of decoration was ol Latin-American countries. Another outstanding event ol' the year was the senior class play Holly House , written by Mr. Wlarren Smith, and presented in the high school auditori- um on the evenings of March 8th and 9th. It was a very great success due to the excellent work on the part ol every member of the cast and all those concerned with the play. On May llth we had our dinner-dance at the Hotel Easton. The Music was furnished by johnny Altieri and his orchestra. Our School days will soon be just a pleasant memory, but the memory of Bangor High School will always live in our hearts. aa 10 O iN'LARlE FRANCES ADANIS Gffifzrrzzl Course Slate Staff lg Monitor lg Glee Club 2. AIAY MELVIN ALBER'I' Irzdzlslrifll Co11i'.s'f' Varsity Football 2. 3,610-Captain 43 lntrzmnuzil Baseball 2, 3, lg lntramurzil Basketball 2. -lg Hi-Y 3, President 43 il-l'C2lSlll'Cl' of Class -lg Vire- President of Athletic Association 3. President -lg Student Council 25 Refresliment Committee for Senior DZIIICC lg Stage Crew 4. MARION ELAINE ALBERT CfI'1Il?lYll COIIVSF ARCH ROBERT ALBERT Gr'm'mI Course Varsity Football 41 Varsity Basketball lg Slate Advertising Staff 2. 3, Nlalnagel' lg Student Coun- cil 2: Class Vice-President lg Senior Dance Committee lg Business Committee of the Senior Play 45 Hi-Y il. O PAGE E l 3 PAGE 12 .IOYCE MARION AMY Business Edumtion Course Glee Club l. FLORENCE ESTELLE AUSTIN College P1'epm'ato1'y Course German Club 3, 4. XVILLIAM -IOHN BASKYVILL, AIR. College' Prepawllory Course Hi-Y Club 3, ll: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. CLARENCE DAYTON BEECLE, -IR Irzdustrial Course Hi-Y 45 Slate Staff 45 Intramural Baseball 2, 3 CARL JAMES BROWN Gfnffml C 011 TSI? Hi-Y Chaplain -lg German Club 2, fl fl JOSEPH A. BUFI General Course Varsity Football 3. -Ig Varsitv Basketball 2. 3 45 Intramural Baseball 3. Ig Student Council l li ALBERT FRANKLIN BURGER Irzdtisirirzl Course Art Club 43 Slate Art Stall 4: Monitor 3 Stage Crew Q1. BETTY JANE BUSS liizsincss lid111'11t1'o11 Course junior High Dramatic Club lg Clee Club l, 2. 3, 'lg Monitor l. 2. 35 Playmakcrs 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, 'lg Senior 'I'ri-Hi-Y 3. lg Slate Literary Staff 3, -lg Slate Advertising Staff 3, -tg Senior Dance Com- mittee 43 Make-up Committee of Senior Play 4. y I'AGH ic 1 LORRAINE HXRDINC BUTZ fi!'III'7'fll Cozniw' Glcc Club 1. 23 Monitor I, 2, 33 junior Dm- matic Club lg lntrzunurzil Basketball l. lVIll.'ll0N SIMON BUTZ fQI'7Il'lYl1 Coursr' Varsity Football Manager 2, 33 Monitor l, 2, 3, 'lg Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice-Presiclcnt fig Vice-President of Class 3, 43 Varsitv Basketball l. 2, 3. VIRGINIA SUNDAY CIAPOZZOLO Bizsimirs lidiznztzim Coursr ANTHONY STEPHEN CASCIOLI Gl?7Z6'l'Ill Course Varsity Football lg Intramural Baseball 2, 3 l: Monitor l, 23 Intramural Basketball 2. DANIEL ONORIO CERINO Gffnmnl Coursz' MYRA IRENE CLAYTON College P1'fpaw1tm'y Course Glee Club 1, 2g Slate Stall 2, 3. Co-Editor 4: German Club 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble -lg National Honor Society 3, 43 Art Club 25 Chairman Property Committee of Senior Play 4. G. ,JAMES eoMEs fQI'7'llf7'IIl Course Microscope Club 33 Monitor 2, 3, 4 XVILFRED R. COUCH General C011 Tse Microscope Club l. 2, 3, 4: German Club 3, 'Ig Senior Play Committee 113 Property Committee of Senior Play l. 0 PAGE I PAGE 16 0 LORRAINE CLARA CRUNIBY Business Education Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y -lg junior Tri Hi-Y l, 23 Usher for Commencement and Bac calaureate Services 35 Monitor 23 Property Com mittee of Senior Play 4. ELEANOR EMMA CRUVER Business Education Course Slate Typewriting Staff -1. ANTHONY DEFRANK Business Edumtion Course MICHAEL DENICOLA, JR. General Course MARIE LOUISE DE PUE College Preparatory Course Glee Club lg junior High Dramatic Club lg Microscope Club l, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Pro- perty Committee of Senior Play 43 Monitor l. LUCY ANTONETTE DI NARDO Business Education Course Intramural Hockey 45 Typewriting Staff of Slate 43 Intramural Basketball 4, Chairman of Business Committee for Senior Play 4. CARL ELIAS DUTT College Preprzmtory Course German Club 3, 4g Varsity Football 3. DOROTHY EILEEN DUTT Business Education Course Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Glee Club l. 2, 3, President 45 Slate Stall 43 Ensemble l, 2, 3, 45 junior Tri-Hi- Y 1, Vice-President 2: Monitor 43 Student Coun- cil 23 Intramural Basketball 3, 45 Head Usher for Senior Class Play 4. 0 PAGE 'Ama 18 NICHOLAS DUVO I311.s1'r11's.v lizlurulimz Course Football 35 lllll'1llIllll'2ll lizxselmll 2. 3. l'E'l'lfR ENlRlCl-l Ina'11.slrinI Cozzrsf' lfulurc l kll'lIlCl'S of .Xnuericzx lg Stage Crew 4 PAUL E'll'l'INGER Gelwrrll Cmlrsr' Future F2ll'lI1CI'S of .xllllflllfll l, 2. 3, Vice-Presi 'nl '15 Monitor 1. JOYCE A. EVANS College Pw'jJ111'niory Co'1.11'sr' Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, -lg Art Cluh 3. Secretary Ll Slate Stall' lg fQCTlll2Il1 Club 3. -I. DOMENIC THOMAS FALCONE Grmfml Cozlrsff Varsity Football 23 Intramural Baseball 2, 3 4: Intramural Basketball 2. JOHN FALCONE Ge'm'mI CUZITSI' Slate Stall 4. MICHAEL PHILIP FALCONE BllSZ'I'lC'SS Edumlimi Course Baseball l. 2. 3, 43 Football 2. CHAR LES BYRON FEISER General Cmlrsf' Varsity Football 3. H13 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Intramural Baseball 3, 43 Slate Staff 43 Hi-Y 43 Drama Plays 43 Class President 43 junior Dance Committee 33 Senior Class Play 4, 0 PAGE PAGE 20 0 ROBERT L. FERRETT1 General Course Monitor 3, 43 Stage Crew Senior l'lay 4. MADCE FINKBEINER College Preparatory Course Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Art Club 33 Girls' En- semble 3, 43 German Club 3, Vice-President 43 Girls' Trio l, 23 Student Council 33 Class Secretary 33 Usher for Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Services 3. MARIAN LI EAN FIN KBEIN ER General Course Band 2, 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Playmakers 43 In- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, Treas- urer 2g Business Committee of Class 3, 43 Student Council 33 Senior Play Cast 4. ELLA FISHER Business Edufation Course Slate Staff 33 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 43 Glee Club 3, Secretary 43 Intramural Basketball 33 Intramural Softball 23 Monitor 33 Usher of Senior Play 4. BARBARA SAYRE FREEMAN Business Education Coursc Arl Club 33 Property Committee of the Senior Play 4. JEAN ELIZABETH GILBERT Business Education Course Glee Club 1, 3, -lg Loaders Club 3, -lg Intra- mural Basketball 3g Intramural Softball 2, 3. LORRAINE GIST General Course Monitor 3. EDNA ELIZABETH GREENAWALT Business Education Course Monitor 35 Senior Dance Ticket Committee 45 Typewriting Staff of the Slate 3, Co-Editor fl. 0 PAGE PAUL: 22 BETTY -IANE HANCE College Prf'pa1'alo1'y Course Cheerleader 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Dra- matic Club 13 Drama Play 4g Monitor 43 Intra- mural Basketball 23 Business Senior Class Com- mittee lg Junior Dance Committee 33 Senior Play Make-up Committee 43 Slate Staff-Exchange Editor-Circulation Staff 4. ARLINGTON THOMAS HARRIS Gwmml Course Stage Crew 4. LEROY R. HENDERSHOT Industiial Course Football 3. 43 Monitor 33 Stage Crew 4. LORENE SELMA l-IERRING Businrss Education Course 2, 3, President 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Secretary of Class 43 Monitor 2, 33 Student Council Secretary 4. C-lee Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Ensemble l, FRANKLIN GEORGE HESTER College Pl'!'ll7lIl'IlfUl'y CUZITSU junior Band lg Senior Band 2, -lg Micro- scope Club 2. 3, lg Art Club 2. 3, 45 Slate Art Staff -lg Play Makers 'lg Monitor 2, -1. fSergeant at Arms 453 Property Committee of Senior Play -l EVELYN ARLENE H INTUN Gmzrfml Cozlrsf' German Club 2, 3, lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, -Ig Micro' scope Club 3. lg Intramural Basketball 2. VIRGINIA FAYE HONEY fi!'17!'7'Ill Course All Club 2, 33 Glee Club l. 25 Nlicroscope Club 8. -lg 'l'ri4Hi-Y 3. ,lg Class Treasurer 33 Make-up Conuuiltee of Senior Play l. PAUL XVILSON HOUCK Grfmfml Course Monitor l, -lg Student Council 25 Varsity Football 3: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, -l, CCo-Cap- tain ljg Intramural Baseball 2, 3, -lg Slate Stalf 2. 3, lg Hi-Y 'lg Property Committee of Senior Class Play -13 Assembly Program O AG I1 9 l i l PAGE 24 0 EVERETT VICTOR HUGHES Indlzstrirzl Course Varsity Football 4, Manager 1. 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 43 Hi-Y 2. 3. Treasurer 43 Student Coun- cil 3. President 4. LEATRICE -IOY HUGHES General Course Glee Club 1, 33 Leaders Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4g Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4g Intramural Hockey 2, 43 Business Committee of Class 33 Make-up Committee of Senior Play 43 Drama Plays 43 Class Program 3. VVILLIAM HUGH JONES Busimfss Education Course Drama 13 Monitor l, 2. 33 Student Council l, 23 Playnlakers 23 Class Presitlent 13 Senior Play Cast -1. SHIRLEY F. KEAT General Course Art Club 4. SHIRLEY ISABEL KNEEBONE College Prejmrnlory Course junior High Dramatic Club, Vit'e-President lg Monitor 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, President -lg Secretary of Athletic Association A15 Co-Sports Editor of Slate 2, 3, Editor lg Clee Club I, 23 Lambda Sigma 3, 'Ig German Club 3. -lg Intramural Basketball vl. Captain 2, 35 Intramural Softball, Captain 23 Intramural Hockey Captain Llg Audi- torium Program Committee lg junior National Honor Society lg Leaders Club Treasury 3. 4: Ensemble 3, 115 junior and Senior Dance Com- mittee 3, l. CLAIRE MAE L,-X BARRE College Prr'pnrr1fm'y Comiszf junior High Dramatic' Club 2: Clee Club 3, lg liantl 2, 3, 43 Art Club lg Intramural Basket- ball 2 3' Tri-Hi-Y 1 , , . F,-XE ANN L,-X BARRE College Przfparalory Course junior High Dramatic Club lg junior 'l'ri-Hi- Y, Secretary lg Intramural Basketball 23 Intra- mural Softball 2g Slate Stall 23 German Club 3. President -'lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Senior Play Usher al MARIAN RUTH LA BAR Grfnernl Course Art Club 3, -lg Senior Dance Decorating Com- mittee -lg Usher for Senior Play 4. 1 0 Pixma 25 l PAG1-1 26 0 SHIRLEY MAE LEAMON Gewlvml Cnzzrsff Glee Club 2. LHJl'lll'lllll 3. -lg Intramural Bzrskcllmll 25 lnlrznnnrzrl Hockey 23 Monitor l, 2. YfVIl.I.IAlXfI A. LEHR Gr'111'1'11l Coursf' Band l. 2, 33 Intramural Baseball 33 Monitor l 2 ELEANOR RUTH LOBB College Prffjmmtory Co'zm'se Gcrnnun Cllnlx lg Properly Committee of Senior Play lg lllIl'2llHlll'1ll Basketball 3. FRANK ANTHONY MARIANO f2I'lll'7'Ill Cozlrsf Slate Stall' -lg Monitor l. 2, 33 Intramural lluskellmll 2. GERTRUDE MAY MARSH Gz'nr'ral Cozlrsff Alt Club -l. AIOHN NICHOLAS MARTOCCI College Pnfpzlrrzlory Coursf' Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3. lg Varsity Football 3, -lg German Club 4. BETTY JUNE MENHENNITT Bzzsirzrfss lfdilmtiozz Cmzrszf Tri-Hi-Y 43 Chcerlcaclcr 'lg Intramural Basket- ball 2. 3. 43 Intramural Hockey 'lg Intramural Softball 3, -lg Slate Stall lg Monitor 1. SHIRLEY METZCAR B11.s'z'nf'.s's Ifdllfllflillfl Cm11'.s'1' Glee Club I, 3, lg Ensemble l, 2, -lg 'l'ri- Hi-Y 2. 3. -lg Slate Stall' 33 National Honor Society 3. 43 junior 'l'ri-Hi-Y. Corresponding Secretary l. l'Ar:11 l 1 l t t PAGE 28 EVELYN MILDRED MILLER College P1'ep111'ato1'y Course Band 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 43 Commencement Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 43 Slate Stall 2, 3, Literary Editor 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Playmakers 3, 4g Make-up Committee for Senior Play 4. MARION SARAH MILLER Business Education Course Class Treasurer Ig Monitor 13 Intramural Basketball 2, 43 Intramural Hockey 43 Intra- mural Softball 33 Slate Staff 43 Business Commit- tee for Senior Play 4. CHARLOTTE E. MILU N EC College Preparatory Course Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4g German Club Vice-President 3, Treasurer 43 Leaders Club 35 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 43 Clee Club 43 Make-up Committee of Senior Play 4. ROSELLA MONSU Business Education Course Business Committee for Senior Play 43 Type- writing Staff of Slate Staff 43 Junior High Dramatic Club I3 Glee Club 13 Usher for Commencement and Baccalaureate Services 3. RUTH A. NICIHOIAS flz lII'l'1II CUIIVSC Intramural Soft Ball lg junior Dralnalic Club lg Intramural Basketball 2, fl, -l: German Club 2. 3. 'lg Monilor Ig Playinakers lg .Xrt Club 'lg Slale .Xrlvertising Slall' -l: l'slier for Baccalaureate and Cmnmcnfement Services 3. XVILLIAM HAROLD OBERI-IOLTZER Gfmfml Cmzrsa' BaskeLball 2. 3, lg Future Farmers of ,Xnierira I . 3. lresirlent -13 Slate I.ilerary Stall' lg Business Ctlllllllllllfif of Senior Play l. JULIA ORLANDO ffll.SIlII'.YS Ifllllfllflillll Course Monitor lg 'I'ypen'riling Stall' of Slate 3. lg Leaclers Club 3. 'lg I'sl1e1' for Commencement and Bac'calaureale Services 83 Senior Play Usher I. BETTY ANN OYVENS f2I'Hl'Tlll Course Xlonilor l, 2. 3: Intramural Basketball lg Intramural Hockey lg Glee Club l. 2. Librarian lg Property Committee of Senior Play ll. I Pam i S me 30 ,IOSEPH EDWVARD POLICELLI Collage Pi'1'pamt01'y Course Varsity Football 2. 33 Art Club l. 21 Micro- scope Club 2, 3, -lg Science Club 33 Orchestra l. 3g Senior Play Cast -I. FRANCES MAE PRICE lizlsinrss Iiducrztiori Course Clee Club l. 2, 3. -43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Al, Secretary 33 Leaders Club, Secretary 43 Monitor l, 3, Secretary 23 Cirls' Trio l, 23 Intramural Bask- etball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Hockey 3, 4g Intra- mural Softball 23 National Honor Society 3, -lg Student Council l, Secretary 33 Slate Circulation htalf 43 Business Committee for Senior Play 4. VERNON EARL PRITCHARD College Pr1'pm'atm'y CU'll'l'St' Varsity Football 2. 3. 43 Monitor I3 Hi-Y 2. 3. i3 Intramural Baseball l. 2. 3. 'l3 Student Council 4. BERNICE LAURA PYSHER Busirzrlss Edzlra tion Course Tri-Hi-Y -13 Clee Club 1, 2. 3, 43 junior Tri- Hi-Y 1, Charter Member, Treasurer 23 Usher for Commencement and Baccalaureate Services 33 Monitor 2g Intramural Basketball 33 Property Committee of Senior Play 4. ALBERTA MARY RANDOLPH B1lSl77f'S.S' EdIllIlllZ.071 Course Monitor I. 2. Ig 'I'ri-Hi-Y 3. 'li Girls' En semble 3, 43 Dramatic Club Ig Playnlakers 3, -I Slate Stall 3, Iiclitor -Ig Glce Club I. 2. 3. LI Girls' Scxtetlc I, 2: National Honor Societv 3 43 Chairman of Make-up Committee for Senior I'Iav -Ig Intramural Basketball 2. -I. M.-XDELINE ARABELLA RE,-XGI.E G1'n1'1'11l Cmlrsz' Clec Club I, 2, fig Art Club 3. Ig llsbcr for COITIIHCIIITCIIICIII and Barfalaureate Services 33 Monitor 23 Slate Typewriting Stall' AI: Senior Dance Decorating Committee 4: Usher for Sen- ior Play 45 Senior Gift Committee 4. JOHN FREDERICK REINHART College Pnfprn'nZm'y Coilrsz' Basketball 2, 3. 4: Hi-Y -I3 Slate Stall 35 Intramural Baseball 2. 3, fl. ELLEN LOUISE REBIEI, College 1Jl'l'iJll7'lll0l'9I Coursf' German Club 45 Senior 'I'ri4Hi-Y I: Basket- ball 3. y 1 l'Acr 32 LESTER HENRY REPSHER Industrial Course Art Club 3, 43 Art Staff of the Slate 33 In- tramural Baseball 3. Joyce ADELAIDE REYNOLDS Col lege Pwfparatory Course Presitlent of junior Tri4Hi-Y l, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 3, flg Glce Club l, 4, Vice-President 23 Slate Stall litlitor 43 Usher for Baccalaureate and Com- mencement Services 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Monitor 33 Usher for Senior Play 4. DOROTHY RILEY Business Education Course Slate Typewriting Staff 3, Co'Editor 43 junior High Dramatic Club 13 Usher for Baccalaureate and Commencement Services 33 Monitor 1, 33 Senior Dance Committee 43 National Honor Society 3. 4. -IOSEPH BRYMER ROBERTS, -IR. College Preparatory Course Basketball 2, 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3 Microscope Club 2, 33 Science Club 3, 43 Presi dent of Class 33 Slate Staff 23 Senior Play Cast 4 1 LI VERA E. ROBERTS fIK'III'lYlf Coznzvr' Glcc Clnlm lg Monitor I: Hockey 2, fig Prop Senior Clues Play l. DENNIS RONCJO Cnllrgzf Pr1'p1lm!rn'y Crzllrsr' Bzinrl l. 2, fl, Vice-Prcsiilcnl lg fIl'l'IlCSll'il I. L . . - , . V ' 3. I, Danifc Kionimillcc 3. Uiznrnizin I. IJOMENICK IJAILIONE RONCO Gwzmvzl Coinzw' Senior Band l, 2. fl. Prcsiilcnl lg Slnlc Stull' il: Inlrulnurzll lhlskcllmll 2: I,2lIll'C flomniillcc 3. CHRISTINE LOUISE ROUGH Collwgz' 1,l'I'11KllYlfUl'y Collrszf IUHIOI' Ijlillllllllf Llnlm lg Clue Clnlr lg IllIl'2l' ninrzil Bziskcthzlll 2. 3. lg Nlicroscopc Cllnli 23 nd 3. Ig National Honor Society 3. lg Slnlc Sliil' 3. News Editor 1: Nlzikc-np Cionnnitlcc of the Scnior Plziv lg Orflicstrzi 3, 11 Plziynizikcrs 3. 'tv Clonnnillcc ol' Senior Play lg llslicr of 'Aria li 34 O JOSEPH A. RUGGIERO Gf'm'1'1ll Course Monitor l. LAYVRENCE ANTHONY RUGGIERO f2I'71!'7'Ill Course Intramural llasclrall 2. 33 Foolhull 1, 2, 3, 4. BEA'I'RICE BERTHA SAVER1 College Przfpamtory Course junior High lJl'21lll2lllC Club lg German Club 5, l. ANTHONY FRANCIS SCHIAVONE fif'71,l?TIll Course Illlfklllllllkll Baseball 2, 3. CATHARINE RODELLE SCOTT Clmzmwl C oursf' Microscope Clulm 3. -lg Usher for Commence- ment and Bacczrlnurezlte Services 33 Property Clomniiltee for Senior Play -l. DONALD .IAY SHOOK Indzzstrzkzl Course Stage Crew of Senior Play 4. CLADYS EMMA SHUMAN Business Education Course Usher of Senior Class Play rl. DORIS RUTH SMALE BIlSf7II'SS Ed'IllYIlI.07l Courszf Intramural Hockey 415 Circulation Manager of the Slate Stall' -lg Usher of Senior Play 4. 0 PMQE 'Mari 36 C. AUDREY SMITH Business Edllfflllillll Cmlrsc Clee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Junior High Dramatic Club lg Intrznnural Basketball 2. 3, -lg Intramur- al Softball lg Junior Class Dance Committee 33 Chairman of Senior Assembly -lg Playmakers 4, Sccretaryg Student Director of Senior Class Play 4. BETTY LOU SMITH Ci!?7'1fl'TIl I C 011 TSI? Senior Tri-Hi-Y lg Cheerleader 3, 45 Intra- inural Basketball 3, -I, Captain 23 Intramural Hockey -tg Intramural Softball 3, -lg Slate Staff 43 Leaders Club 45 Monitor l. SAMUEL JOSEPH SPAGNOLA Business liducatirm Course Intrannn'al Baseball l, 2, 'lg Intramural Basketball -lg Monitor l, 2. 1. IVILLIAM GEORGE STARR Gzwzcral Co'1H's1' Student Council l, 2. GEORGE S'I'ENI,.,XKE ffI'lI!'VIlI Cozzmr' Monitor ESTHILR IQDEIMX STOCKER fizfnrrrrl Cuznzsf' Monitor lg Art Club I. LEROY STOCKER Gwzrml CIIIIVSI' MARILYN AIUNE S'I'Ol FI,IiT ffl'IIl'lYlI Cozzrsrf llrzunzllic' Club lg Glcc Cllllll I. 2, Ig 'l'ri- bl: Make-up Committee of Scnim' l'lzn' VI. PAGE 38 LE ROY TREWEEKS General Course Hi-Y 43 Monitor 43 Technician Senior Plays 3, 43 Chairman of Stage Crew Senior Play 43 Chair- man of Typing Staff of Slate 4g Decorating Com- mittee of Class Dances 3, 4. CONCETTA TRIGIANI General Course junior Dramatic Club 23 Clee Club 33 Intra- mural Hockey 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Play- makers 43 Monitor 1. 2, 33 junior Dance Dec- orating Committee 33 Senior Play Property Com- mittee 43 Usher for Commencement and Bac- calaureate Services 3. MIRIAM MAE VOORHEES General Course Band 1, 2, 33 junior Dramatic Club 13 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Librarian 43 Intramural Basketball, Captain 2, Co-Captain 33 Intramural Hockey 2, 3, 43 Intramural Softball 3, 43 Leaders Club 3, I3 Senior Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Monitor l. VERA HELEN WAGNER College P1'epa1'at01'y Course Student Council 13 Band l, 2, 4, President 33 Microscope Club 2, 4, Secretary 33 German Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Play- makers 43 Senior Play Cast 4g Usher for Com- mencement and Baccalaureate Services 3. XVILLIAM XVACNER, .lR. fi!'lIf'l'IIl CUIITSK' Nlnuilor 23 fQCl'l1l2lll Club 2. 33 Slate Stull lg lil-H -lg Nlli'l'0SC'UlJC Club fl. ARI.lNG'l'ON XVEID LICK fl!'IlI'lYll CIJIIIISI' I . XVELLS Bzlsizzrfss f'f!1lIl'fllffHl Cmrrscf lilac Club l. 2. fl. l: lllIl'2lllllll'2ll Baskcllmll ' 3. lg l'l1lXlll2lliCl'N I: l.ilcr:u'x Stull' of lbc Slzllc 1 Senior 'l'ri-lli-Y lp Nlukc-up flOllll1llllCC ul' Senior Play Ig Monitor l. 2: -luuim' Dzuwc ecoraliu C0llllllllICl' fl: union' 'Ili-Hi-Y l. 2. 1'-T . RICHARD EDNVIN XVELLS flI'llI'lYII COIIVSI? lfoolbzlll l. 2. Il. lg Yalrsilv ll2lSClD2lll lg lllll'2l' llllll'2ll Baseball 2. Tl. I: Bzxskc-llmll l. 2: Hi-Y fl. Secretary -lg Ccmluu Club 3. rl. Am: 39 if 410 0 FLORENCE ROSA YVELSER fII'IIt'l'I11 COIITSI' Art Club El. lg .XII Stall' of the Slate Ig Usher of the Senior l'lay I. CEIIIA XVOODLEY College PlY bIIIYIIOl'3' COIIVSI' Ari Club 3, lg Senior Tri-Hi-Y 'lg Senior Play Properly Connnillee lg junior Dance Corn- niilICC 3. RUTH VIRGINIA YODER Collfgr' I'rf'pnmim'y Cmlrse Clee Club 1.23 junior High Drznnalic Club lg Nlifroscope Club lg Cerinan Club 3.1: Art Club l. 23 'I'ri-Hi-Y 3. 'lg Plavmakers 3, I. CAROLINE REBECCA YOUNG College Pl'f'fJIlI'IlIUl'y Course Innior Dranratic Club Treasurer lg Clee Club l.i23 Intramural Basketball 25 Science Club 3, 4 Cerinan Club 3, Secretary lg Senior 'l'ri-Hi-Y 3 flg Leaders Club 3: Business Connnillee of Senior Play lg Usher for Connnencernent ana Iiaecalzuireate Services 3. TRIBUTE To those ten boys who left the Senior Class to enter the United States Navy, we express our admir- ation for you and we regret that you could not remain for your graduation. Williztltl Baskwill, Clarence Beegle, Carl Brown, Milton Butz, Everett Hughes, William Lehr, john Martocci, John Reinhart, Joseph Ruggiero, and Richard Wlells we salute you! 0 Pfxnn 41 'Q Ti 115' ' M1 .1 . . 1 L-15. , ,x-1 Q1.. , Wig! :' 'fl 13 -f -af' 11,5 'f 1 ' :1 . -It Q F, Q V 1 jif' 3 6 fa N J 5.531 1 six- -' HH: - 1, . .1 1 - LJJ1 L4 5 11.214 JV' -, '1,VQ if F F 'N 1 R K1 T 4 .Q 1 IV: gf. 19' iz ,Q . ,. A 1 11: , 37:1 'f Q4AI TL - ,' 'QTL' 2 . gg- . ., ,ui 3.91 A 1:1 A an , ,wi .. '1,:?..1 1 'Ref H' Q ' 5,33 .N WA' '1 sv - - -r hh? . f ' ,Q 111, 111 A ' 11 F i! 1' 1. HBQL 1 Us '1 2 Z, , 'f vs. 51? . .QQ I . wilt 1 .':1'1.9 ' lr , . V :Lai 1 SH 1' , . 9. 1 1 if I .1 .H P1 P-4. i-5 li 5 ' 1,535 f Pail . , Y.. 1 ,151 Ex ,1i1. 1 Q- Ivx :wil 1 x Q . ,G 9iU6I' I 1 5 1 , 1 1 Q . 1 1 1- 1 1 .'1f'14' itjz ', 1 MCH, ...:.-A U ' in 11, A . 1 W 1 , . 1.21 .- 1 1 1 1 1 o 1 jz.11 L1imnmA:ar..:i:z..A'k. FN M f HYWN in : f aizig-5? he N1 Us f We e ,,+j ff g W AN NES 2, - .fing gf ll: ' I f , A 0 writ, 'zu' 'm A From i To 'Uwe if 'Q 7 fx? ' 2 K 1 1 MMM mmmm .K i JUNIOR CLASS Tl1e officers elected by the junior Class are: President .......... ...,., G 11011615 PR1Tc:HA1w Vicrf-President .... ..... D r1NN1s PozzUTo Secretary ........ ..... x Iovcza KA1sER Treaswrfr ....,................., A NITA STRUNK Adviser ..... ....... lv Iiss lVIILDRlCD STODDARD The first important event of the Junior Class was a Christmas Dance held December 23 in the auditorium. The dance proved to be a social as well as a Iinancial success. Our big thrill came in February when we received our class rings. We presented an assembly program for both Senior and junior High Schools on April 29th and 30th. Everyone in the Junior Class is anticipating a banquet or some other social affair at the end of the year. The junior Class deeply appreciates the effort and guidance of Miss Stoddard, our adviser. PAG1-1 44 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS I'1'esz'denl ........ ....... B ETTY FINKBEINER Vice-P1'esz'dr'nf ....... ...... E UNICE ACKERMAN Sef'1'el111'y ......... ........... I .ons WARluc:K T1'r'asure1' ...,, .........,................. K ll-IAN .-XMY fldrfism' .... ........, . .. ...... ....... A IR. 'ISRICVOR XMILLIANIS The Hrst meeting of the Sophomore class was held in September. On October 15th and 16th we presented our assembly program to the Junior and Senior High School. In October we ordered our class rings. We are the first class to order their rings in their Sophomore year. On May 7 we held a successful party which was enjoyed by all. On June 3rd and 4th We presented our second assembly program. We Wish to give our sincere thanks for the services and cooperation of our adviser, Mr. Trevor Williams. O PAGE 45 FRESHMAN CLASS We elected officers at the hrst meeting. They Presiden t ...,...... ..... Vire-President Secretary ....... T7'I?H.S1l7'61' A dvism' ...,. . are as follows: HERBERT P. NIURPHY .....-IEANNE GILLILAND .......joYc:E BUSSENGER .....T'VlLLIAM W1NT1H:Rs MR. Dfxvm VISHOMAS We made no plans during the year but despite this, we had a good time. ' We prepared an assembly program which was given to the Junior and Senior High Schools on january 2lst and 22nd. The main feature of the program was a playlet called, His First Girl which was enjoyed very much. Other members of the Freshman Class also participated with musical numbers, includ- ing our well-known marimba soloist, Ruth Shimer. We, the members of the Freshman Class, greatly appreciate the help and guidance of our adviser, Mr. David Thomas. I'Amc 46 I if ,Z QAM rw MMMMMM Fifth llow: la-'ste-r llepsln-r, NX'illian1 Vnnivs, Willinni Olmerhnltzi-l'. Bernard he Long. Paul Houck, Franklin Hester, Dnnwnivk lion:-o, Jost-pli Prxlivelli. Vranlt Mariano, John Palvone-. Sterling Mac-lt. Mr. Martin, Literary Adviser, Leonard Allmanesv. Fourth Row: t'harls-s Feist-r, liolwrt Miller, Nivholas Bum-i, Js-an Marie La Barre, Lum-y Di Nardo. liuth Nieholas, Lois XVarric'k, .It-an NX'ells, Fora Moose. l1'lort-n:-t- NVr-lst-r, Mads-line lit-ayrlv. Miss Han:-e, Fyping Adviser, Miss Giaquinto, Literary Adviser, xvlllibllll XVagns-r, Philip Sahatine. Third How: t'larvn:-t- Re-1-frle, I l'ifl1lt't'S l'rir't-, Marion Miller, Phyllis t'hnmberlin. Kaye Schneelmeli, Dorothy Ilutt, Elizalveth llayis, Kathryn Katvhel, Betty llanre, Br-tty Russ, Miss Oxford, Art Advise-r, Alba-rt Burger, Svvoml Row: Mr. ln- llavt-n. Business Advisor, Le-roy '1'r-eww-lcs, Eleanor l'ruver, Claire La Barre, Edna Grewnnwalt, Shirley Kneelwone, Doris Smale, Julia Orlando, Hosella Monsu, Christine Roueh. Betty Jann- Dt-tweiler, Dorothy Riley, Robert Allu-rt. First Row: Joy:-v Ili-ynolrls, Myra Clayton, Alberta. Iiundolpli. ldvelyn Miller. SLATE T FF EDITORS-IN-Cl-IIFF LITERARY EDITORS Myra Clayton Xlllffllll Rantlolph Evelyn Miller Joyce Reynolds Sl'OR'I S EDITOR NEWS Shirley Kneehone Christine Rouch STAFF Betty Hzmce. .lean Xi'ells. Joyce Evans. William Wagner. William Olmerholtzer. Domenic Ronco. Betty jane Flory, .Xnita Strunk, joe Vighone. Betty Buss. 'FYPING STAFF Chairman .... .,....,,....,....,...............,,.....,....,...,,....... Lrzkor Wnrwrzrixs Co-Chairman .,......... Dokornx' Rll,l'1X', EDNA Gam-.N,iwAl.T STAFF Eleanor Crnver. Marion Miller. Rosella Monsn, julia Orlando, Lucy Di Narclo, Evelyn Wlilson, Elizabeth Davis. Kathryn Kat-hcl. Madeline Reagle. Betty Lou Smith and Betty Menhennitt. ADVERTISING STAFF Robert Albert, Nlnrzrlgafr-, Charles Feiser, Betty Buss. Dorothy Dntt, Clarence Beegle, Ruth Nicholas. Sterling Mack, Leonard Alhanese, Robert Miller, Betty jane Detweiler. Kay Schneebeli and Cora Moose. CIRCULATION STAFF Doris Smale, Manager: Frances Price, Betty Hance, Frank Mariano, Paul Houck, john Falcone. William Comes. Shirley Seihert. Nicholas Bucci, joyce Kaiser, Phyllis Chamberlin. Bernard DeLong. ART EDITORS Philip Salmatine, Clzuirrnnng Marie Ribble, Lois WN'arrick, Jean Marie La Bar, Florence VVelser. Franklin Hester. Lester Repsher, ,-Xlhert Burger. FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Kathryn Oxford, Artg Miss Florence Giaquinto and Nlr. Adam Martin, lileraryq Bliss Alfreda I-lance. 'I'y11ir1g,' Mr. Charles A. Dc Haven, Business. PAGE 48 0 ith Row: NVard Priee, Robert Hughes, Rnlu'-rt Miller. 3rd Row: Nix-holas Burei, Harrison Hahn Jzunes Hou:-It Vernon I'rit1'h-irtl Xrthur Smith I' l t , . , 1 , r L , x0 M'l' Messinger, Mr. Sf-hmoyer. Adviser. 2nd Row: Marilyn Hunt, Philip l!u1.:'i,:'iero, Hilda lrioriu, Marjorie llohf-Pts, ltitu llutz, lillriuin Good, Earl Hess. Dorothy Hill. lst llow: Ilussell Brown, 1-Ive-n-tt lluglies, Lon-ne llvrv-nie, Vurlis lfinlzlwinn-r. President ........ ..... E vrikiirr HUGHES Vice-President .... Russilri, BROWN .S'n'retary ........ ..... I ,ORENE Hi-LRRING TI'KllSll7'61' .... ..... C Ukris lf1NKix1clNlcR The student council had a very eventful year this year under the advisership of Mr. Schinoyer. The outstanding event of the year was the presentation of the service flag in the auditorium, by the American Legion. This was taken care of by the Student Council. Mlhen additional stars are to be added, the council members will also take care of this. - An assembly for both Junior and Senior High was held by the council in the form of an auction. 0 PAGE 49 4th liow: Furl Seal, Lt-'z-:ter llepsher, Albert Burger, Luis VVarrit'k, Jean Marie Lalmr, Esther Iones, Evelyn Buzzztrtl. 3rd Row: Dorothy F1'utr'l1t-y, l lorem:r- XVelser. Ilolort-s Brown, Ruth Nix-holas, Uelia Vfoodley. June Hester, Esther Stovker, Doris Hutt. 2nd Row: Miss Kathryn Oxfortl, Adviser, Gertrude Marsh, Marian LaBarre. Madeline Rengle, Mary Emma Hass-. lflaire LaBarre, Phyllis t'hztmlrerlaln, Shirley Kent. 1st Row: Joyvu Evans, Franklin Ht-ste-r, Philip Sabatine, Julia Emerlek. RT CL President ,......... ........ F RANKLIN Hesrl-1R Vice-President .... ....... P HILIP N. SAsAT1Nt: Secretary ..,..... ........... M ARIE RlBl3l,l'I Trertstlrer .. .................... JULIA EMERICIK .ldrdser .... ....,.. ly Ilss KATHRYN Oxroun Our outstanding club event for the school year was the presentation of the marionette show, Harriet Beecher Stowe's immortal Uncle Tom's Cabin, lor which three new puppets were carved. All of the club members had parts in it, which consisted ol speaking, manipulating the puppets, dressing the puppets, and painting scenery. Mfe also worked on new lighting effects. The Sixth Annual Art Show was sponsored in May, with John Soble of New York, a wellaknown American portrait painter, as guest artist. During the year the club members were guests of the Artists Guild, when Mr. Soble gave demonstrations of oil painting and charcoal sketching. The members participated in two poster contests sponsored by the Hercules Powder Plant and many of them won worth while prizes. PAGE 50 0 5th Row: Vita St-hiavont-, Fraxlwis Vine-Ili, Thomas 1JiFe-cle, Joe Viglione, Ilit-hard VN-lls, Carl Dutt, Janie-S Hamm, Raymond Stl-in. 4th Row: John Poli:-4-lli, Sterling' Mar-lt, Henry XVilIiams, Russell Brown, George Pritm-hard, Iann-s Jennings, Glenwood Bt-eg'lc-, XVvslit-f Stan:-onib, Leslie Cox. 3rd Row: Shirley Kneebone, Janet Arnts, Eleanor Lolrb, Betty Kessler, Ruth Nicholas, Marilyn Hilliard, Ruth Yoder, Evelyn llintnn, lf'lorenee Austin, Mr. Sehmoyc-r, .-Mlviser. 2nd Row: Vera XVagm-r, Reatrit-e Saveri, Myra t layton, Caroline Young, John Martoc-ci, Ellen Re-nivl, Joyce Evans, Anna Guffredo, Fat-I Bt-rarer. lst Row: Lottie Milunee, Fae Laliarre, Madge Finkbeiner. GERMAN CL B 1'r1'.s'z'd1'nt ........... ............. If TAIC LABARRI41 VI-Fl'-P1'I?Sl'df'71l ..... ...... lv I ADGIC F 1 NKBEINI-LR Srfr1'cta1'y .....,... ....... C AROLINII YOUNG T1'f'as111'er .. ....... Lo'rTlr1 MlI.UNr1c: Clmjilnin ..., ......x I oi-IN iN'IAR'l'0CCIl The aims of our club are: first, that students become better acquainted with the mother languageg second, that the members acquire a better understanding of the cultural value of the language, the geographical and political conditions of Germanyg third, that they may learn the ways, sayings, vocabulary, and the songs of the German people. This threefold aim is carried on very well under the direction of Mr. Stirling C. Sclnnoyer, the German teacher. The cltlb meets every other Tuesday in the Music Room. The activities included a doggie roast and also an assembly program which was presented on December 4th. 0 PAGE 51 c I 4th Row: Vito Sn-hiavone, Joseph Viglione, Joe Mugavero, Joseph Viglione, Dennis Roneo, Roy Spangenberg, John Thorman, Holrert Messinger, John Pinto. 3rd Row: Anthony Vasc-iano, Ray WVQ-idler-k, Floyd NVagner, Earl Randolph, Franklin Hester. Robert Leopold, Hervey Ackerman, Dennis Ronvo, Gordan Ace, Joyce Kaiser, Vera Wagner. 2nd Row: Joseph Ponturo, Paul Kaiser, Curtis Finkheiner, Carl Seal, Nick Bur-rl, Philip Sabatine. Ralph Stampone, Janet Miller. Christine Roucfh, Claire La Barre, June Maginnis, Warren Dietz. lst Row: Guy De Long, Betty Jane Flory, Marilyn Lutz, Philip Falcone, Daniel Confalone, Norma Butz, Philemena Martino, Rose Rom-o, Bc-tty Trewin, Evelyn Miller, Fae Berger, Ruth Shimer, Alfred Nerino. Mr. Johnson, Dire:-tor, Darlton Stofliet. E IOR BAND The officers elected by the Senior Band are: Prfcsiderzr ...,....... ..... D oMr:N1cz RONKIKJ Vice-President ,... ...... D r:NN1s RoNeo Sl'l'1'I'fll'l':V ................ ...... A lover: KA1sr:R Assislrmt Ser'1'zfta1'y ....... VERA WAGNER Trwasurm' ................ ......... E VELYN lVIn.Li1R Assistnni Treasurer ..... ......... ...,,.................... J 0 SEPH P. V1o1.IoNE l.lII1'Il'l'lI17'lS ........................ V11'o ScH1AvoNr: and CLAIRE LABARR1-1 Cuslodians of Equipment ........ CARL SEAL and josmfn VIGLIUNE The Senior Band has been handicapped this year by the loss of its director, Mr. Wilber Johnson, who was inducted into the armed forces. Under Mr. xIohnson's direction the band played at all the home football games and presented a concert for both Senior and junior High School. The band also played for the selectees who left for the various army camps. Miss Irma Smith is now directing the band. PAGE 52 0 V t 1 1 ith How: Vl'ilfred Couch, Joseph Viglione, Robert Leopold, Joseph Poli:-viii, Franklin H1-ster, Philip Snlmtim-, Ht-rhe-rt A:-lu-rnmn, Fred LatBnrx'e. 3rd Huw: Jot- Pouturo. Vera XV:xg1ier, Marie IJuPue, Ilodt-ll S1-ott, Lois lmtvsnxan, Evelyn Hinton, Donald Saluatine. 2nd Row: Antoinette Goffredo, Anna Goffrf-do, Virginia Hom-y, Vera Cas:-:ix-io, Ruth Swlnnoyer, Joyce BuSsiiig.g'vr, Mr, Schrnoyer, Advisor, lst Row: Joseph Vitrlione, Graf-v Rout-0. Henry XYiIliams. 1 ICROSCOPE CLUB President ........ ....... H ENRY VVILLIAMS Vinf-President ..................... ...... x JOSEPH P. V1GL1oN1f: Secretary and Treasurer .... ...........,. G RACE RoNco Vie, the Microscope Club, are organized for the purpose of learning to use the microscope and to become more and better acquainted with plant and animal forms. X'Ve are the Bangor Chapter ol' the American Society of Amateur Micro- scopists, a nation wide organization. Each member, during the school year, worked on his own selected subject. W'e presented our assembly program on March 24, 25. On April 22, we had a social hour, the proceeds of which were used to meet expenses, as no cities are charged by the club. The club members thank Mr. Stirling Schmoyer lor his able guidance in making possible the accomplishments of our organization. I Pact: 53 l ' init Hom-v I ttii Hughes Ruth Yoder 5tli ltmvz Hn-tty lfiiiltltt-itit-i'. Mirinm Voorliet-s, Vlrg z it-z 'ev ,, . IW-lin Wootlln-y. Mztrilyn Storhvt, Evelyn liotxt-ll, Hetty Yetter. Ht-len Huglit-s, Jenn XVQIIS, Allwrtat llzintlolpli, Jn-:tn Jones, Mztriztn Vout-li, Katy St-hnelwli, Ist-rnit-v Pysht-r. 4th How: livt-lyn llintou, Betty June Flory, Fits' Ln Heirrm-, Jenn Amy, XYztndn Smith, June ltlatginnis, Bt-tty S:-hnaitnmn, Rt-tty K+-ssh-r, lroris Muck, Kathryn Kutt-ht-l, Elizabeth Imvis, Clnire Lu Barre-, t'hi-istinv llout-h. 3rd lioxv: Bt-tty Mvnht-unit, Phyllis 4'hatmlwrl:tin, Anitu Strunk, Murie llePut-, Carolyn Howden, It-:in .-X1'lit'!'l'lltlll, Lois XVnrrielt, Evelyn Miller, J4-:tn Mztrit- La Barre, Mary Miller, Shirley Metzgzir, lion-t-lie Iflt-rrinf.g'. Miss Miller, Adviser. ntl Itoxv' liorothv llutt, Ruth Zito, lillt-n ltr-mt-l, Vurolyu Young, Vorat Moose, Shirley Ktiet-lvoxiv, Juni-t .-Xrnts, .Ioywv Kztist-r, Ivlndge l1'inkheint-fr. Lottie Milune-4-, Elin Fislit-r, Jean Flory. lst Itmv: Y:-rn XYzig'iit-r'. l r:t1tr'es I'ri1-e. Jenn Pyslit-r, Marian lfililtlft-i11ei', Betty Jane Buss, Betty lame ll:-twt-ilt-r. liorruiue Vrutnby. Joyce lflvstns, Joyce Ili-yuolds, TRI-HI-Y l're.tifI1'r1I .,....,.. ...., S Hlktrv KNm1iaoN1s iuvrs ......CoRA Moosti ' lover KAISICR lowzszlrea' ...,......, .......,...,.........,..............................,.... E l i1'f'-Prrcsfzlmzf .,........... .IANI-ZT A S1'r'rz't11 ry .,..,... ..., , . ..,.,.. ,.,. Ifaczllly Adzizfsrrs .,M1ssics iNlARGARli'l' M1L1.t1R, lit.iz,tnrLTH KNoLl. Home If!7lJ7'1'Sf?7lfIlfI lfI' .......,..,..,...,........ Mks. XVA1.Tt:R FiNKtsiclNi-:R Clmrclz Reprr'sr'r1tatiw' . .... .... . . ,..,........... ...,...... B 'IISS -IRAN ARN'1's To creztte, maintziin, and extend throughout, the school and community. high standards ol' Christian Character. The Club stands lor the sill-around development ol' its members. Spirit. Mind, and Body, and serves three main training purposes: Home, Church, and School. Its objective is to seek, to find, to share: its slogan: Pure thoughts, Pure words, Pure ztctioiisf' ztnd its platform: ''Self-Improvement, Christian Fellowship. :md United Service. The Club's principal activities ol the year consisted ol leading homeroom devotions, and ollering our services to Homefront by getting signatures ol people to send Christmas greetings to the boys for the December issue of the magazine: making am zilghan lor the American Red Cross: taking zi Bible Study Course sponsored by the State Y. M. C. A., selling war stumps and sponsoring ll key campaign. Quite at liew ol' the girls ztttended the Tri-Hi-Y Convention, which was held at the State 'l'eztchers' College ill Stroudsburg. Social Events for the yeztr consisted of: at square dance with the Hi-Y, at Christmas party, amd monthly sociztls in the Music Room. During the year, the Club was greatly honored to have ut its meeting various lztculty members and locztl residents who gave interesting talks on their respective subjects. l'xt,i-' 51 0 Third Row: Milton Butz, John Reinhztrt, t'arl Jones, Vernon Prits-hard, Carl Brown, Sterling' Nlawk. Ser-ond Row: Mr. Gle-im, Adviser, XVilliarn Straub, Ge-ot-p.g'e Pritw-hard, xvllllillll Raskwill, 1'lar1-in-e Rt-14:11-, Russell Brown, Vharles Feist-r, Iiir-hard Evans First How: Leroy 'l're-weeks. Iioxvlantl Smith, Paul Hour-k, Jay Albert, llif-ltatrcl XX'eIls, XYilli:un XVagne-r. H I - PresicI1'71I ........ ......-IM' Al.lSlik'l' III-fl'-PTI'SI'C1l'lIl .... ......,... N llL'l'ON Btfrz Trmsu rm' ... ...... EVICRI-I'l l' H non ics Clzuplain ............, ............. C iARI, BRONVN S1'1'gez111 lrll I-A rms .. .... Vl'TllNCJN PRITCHARD The Hi-Y Club this year has been very active in many different Helds. To start the year ofl' we had a I-lallowe'en party at Richmond. Then the boys took 1 . o c programs at the Thanksgiving Day game. After football season the club pitched inwith the scrap drive. .Xt Christmas time the club sent twenty-live former members ol' the Hi-Y Christmas gifts. Around the middle of January the fellows had a very successful square dance with the Tri-Hi-Y. lVe are now preparing to induct twenty new members into the club. The club also has given more of its members, this year, to Uncle Sam than any other club in the school. They are as follows: care of the score board 'and 'llso s l l John Rinehart ...... Navy Milton Butz .... Navy Everett Hughes ...... Navy Dick VVells ........ .Navy Clillord lVilliams .... ...... N avy Carl Brown ..... ...... 3 larines Clarence Beegle .... ..... N avy Bill Baskwill XVe also want to express our gratitude to Mr. Gleim, our helped greatly in our advancement. .......Navy adviser, who has PAGE 55 .M ,,...-..,..c,W, , Fourth Row: Marion Dietz, Virginia Lambert, Yvonne Lambert, Joyve Spry, Je-an Bennett, Ann Stelnmetz, Elaine Suoddy. Betty Bziskwill, Kathryn Vigllont-. Third liow: Marilyn Bartron, Betty lfelltm-'r'. Ulara Martot-vi, Hi-len Harrington, Barbara Fink- ive-inc-r, .loyre Payne, Gladys llavies, Gloria Sword. Set-ond Row: Be-tty Tre-win, Mrs. Van Sym-ltle, Church Representative, Mary Louise Kinglnger, Vlrs Flower l-'-if-ultv Adviser Patsv Flory, Mrs. Flory, Home Representative, Joanne Beeten. First Row: Dolores Butz, Jeanette Uwe-ns, Ann Bulger, Jaequelyn Ortt, Norma Butz. JU IOR TRI-HI-Y Prvsidfffzt ........... ,.......... -X NN Boi.or:R I ic1f-Presidzfrzl ............. .... A licANr:TTr1 OWENS Recording Sr'1'1'1'lfn'y ......... ................ U IAc:Qluii.YN OR1'1' Crmzfsporzdirzg Serrelzxry ..... ....., lN IARY Loiusrg KINCLINGEIR Trmwrm- ..........,................ ...........,.... P ATRICIA FLORY Aziwism- ....,....,.....,..,.. ...... Mas. BARBARA FLOWER Home Reprf's1f1'1mti11e .............. lNflRS. HARRY FLORY ......MRs. C1-iARLr1s VANSYLLKLE Cllllffll Re1I1i'e.ser'1tatizfe ..... The Junior Tri-Hi-Y started Ollt the year with a reception to welcome new members. Our other outstanding social activities were a Hallowe'en party, a scavenger hunt, a luncheon, a Christmas party, a shower for Mrs. Flower, and an indoor swimming party. Our purpose, which is: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character, was also carried Ollf. We led devotions in the Junior High School homerooms and assembly. The club again participated in the State Y. M. C. A. Bible Study contest which was lead by Rev. Fenton I. Lauckes. As a group, we attended two community prayer and Church services. A Go to Sunday School campaign was held. The club was also active in war time activities. WVC sponsored a War Stamp Drive in thc Junior I-ligh School which was very successful. Members of the club canvassed the town for waste fats. The Junior Tri-Hi-Y wishes to extend its sincere thanks to our advisers foi their splendid advice, cooperation, and guidance. PAM: 56 0 4th Row' Betty' Finkbeiner Mll'l'llIl Vomhu-is H t I . . , , 1 ' l .', e ty lou Smith, lleatriee Hughes, Fran:-4-s Price, Shirley Knee-bone, Doris Miller, Jean Amy, lfloseniarie Kirkendall. 3rd Rnw: Doris S4-hmetzei, Joanne Bc-eten, Helen Williams, Jziquelyn Or-tt, Ann Bulger, Ruth Shimer, Jeanette Owen, Mary Louise Tfillf.2'lllQ't'l'. 2nd Row: Mrs. Flower, Adviser, Nnney lfalzfone, Mamie Martino, Philomena Martino. Jean Gilbert, Julia Orlando, Carolyn Saliatlno, Jean Pysher. Betty Welker, Shirley Seilxert, Euniee Ai-kerrmin. lst Row: Jean Sabatine, Poll:-etta Pit-wfirillo, Thelma Kline, Norma Butz, Betty Trewin, t't-lt-sta Coppolt-lla, Diane Albert, I-le-len Harrington, Joyce Bus. ff ' ' ' singer, Doris tantnn, P.ttxn1.i llloxg. BANGOR LEADERS' CL B Our aim is to promote good leadership among all the girls of the school. The club began its second year of existence by electing the following officers: P7Y'.S'l'dI'7'1f ....,.. ...,. C r:1.EsTA Corvol.r31.1,A Vice-Presz'dent ..... , ...., Bi:'r'rv YIQRI-IVVIN .Secrzflnry ....... ............ F RANc:1f:s PRICE Trerzszmw ...... SHIRLEY KNr3r:1soN1c The club members presented an entertaining program to the Junior and Senior High Assembly. A number of dances were exhibited and several human pyramids were formed. Also, ll play VVill You lfValk Into My Parlor was presented. The Leaders Club has been very active this year in promoting interest in activities such as winter sports, bowling, basketball, hiking, bicycling and volley ball. A point system was devised whereby the girls with the highest number of points will be given awards at the end of the year. The members wish to thank Mrs. Barba ra Flower, its adviser, for the mar- velous leadership she has given them. 0 PAGE 57 ith Row: Uharles Ste-4-lwl, Gerald Mark, XVi1liam Bon-ko, Earl Clark, Francis Oppelet, VVill1ur Counternian. 3rd Row: VVallam- Ferrell. Floyd XVagner, Ralph Hess, Gus Frolic-lt, James Shoemaker, Kenneth Fritz, Robert Miller. 2nd Row: Martin Lolvh, Clarence Ibietrir-k, Floyd Me-nsrh, Norris Van Buskirk, John Martocei, Joseph Ruggerio. XVilson Knee-hone, George Ott, Adviser. 1st Row: Eugene Sc-hipps, Paul Ettinger, Hi-rrlrert Smith, VVilliam Oherholtzer, Ralph Ham, Iloward Pysher, Harry Homanish. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERIC OFFICERS ...,.XViLL1AM Ol5ERHOL1'ZER P1'esidr'nl ......,... Vice'P1'f'sident ............... PAUL ETTINGER .....HONVARlJ Pvsl-IRR SH!'7'f'lIl'l'3l .. Trerzsilrw' . ....... l1AI.PH HORN Rf'jm'r1eo' ....... HERBERT SMITH Walrlz Dog ...... HARRX' RCTMANISH The Future Farmers of America are now in their eighth year in Bangor High School. Under the supervision of Mr. Ott, they collected 15 tons of scrap in cooperation with the National Scrap Drive. Again this year the boys of the club came through with numerous prizes in judging and project contests. In June, 1942 the boys travelled to State College and came through with honors in cow, livestock, and Dairy Cattle contests. Dur- inv' this school car, the travelled to the VVvckofl's fair in Stroudsbur and won D Y Y , S many prizes, including one First place. The club plans to hold their annual Father and Son Banquet as usual, if the war does not alter their plans. PAGE 58 O Sth Iiow: Dorothy Buss, Jane Bussiuger, H1-len lfluglit-S, Betty lletweiler, Mary Miller, Eunice Avkermalt, Loretta Shook, Joyve Bussinuvr, Lois llatesman. 4th Row: Marilyn Stofflet, Iluth Frat-e, June lkasltwill. Irma Pysher. Bernire Pyslier, Marian Couch, Joyce Finklveiner, Gladys lla-ss, lluth Sc-hmoyer. 3rd liow: Lena lfinelli, Gloria Kristotlf, Ella Fisller, Joyce Reynolds, lborothy Srliatilufl, Josephine liom-o. Irolorvs Brown, Audrey Smith, H4-tty Yvtter, Betty S4-appe-la-ti, Betty Sn-hnaitman. 2nd Row: Shirley Leamon Vera Roberts Je-'in Cilln rt I itri ll , , ., . 1 1 , ,ez 've ughes, Kay Sc-hneeheli. Jean Wells, Lottie Milunev, Madge Fiilltheinur, Lorraine Vrumhy, Bt-tty llauee, Betty lf'inkhc-iner, Allmrta Randolph, lst liow: Evelyn XVilsou, Elizalvvtli Davies, Katherine- Katt-he-l, Miriam Voorlit-vs. Shirley Mt-tzgar, l.ore-ne llc-rring, Dorothy llutt, Jam-t Arnts, H1-tty Owens, Re-tty Russ, Marian Fiiiklveiner, Mr. Williams, Adviser. 'GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Prffsidenl .,,..,... ......DoRoTHY Dum' I'z'1'e-Presz'dcn t .... SHIRLEY M HTZGAR S6'f'l'Fllll'y .........El.I.A Flsm-:R Trr'r1.s11re1' ..... Lois DAT1csMAN The Glee Club organized this year under the excellent supervision of Mr. Trevor llfilliams. Our most outstanding accomplishment ol' the year was a con- cert in tl1e First United Evangelical Church which consisted of Classical and reli' gious selections. However, this was our last engagement due to the fact that so many of the girls were employed in defense factories and could not spare the time to practice after school. Vile greatly appreciate th t' - M the club. e imc r. l'Vllll2lYllS has given to us in directing 0 PACE 59 W .. l Left to Right--Fran:-vs Prima, Re-tty Menhennitt. Betty Finkheiiier, Betty Lou Smith, Bt-tty llanee, t u In ll 1 Vt-lt-sta ' mm - 2. CHEERLE DER WVhich meg? --if NVhat color jacket? -ii XVhat time do we have to be there? 11+ Yes, everyone in our sextet was trying to ask questions at once. But it was a friendly, well spirited organization. They followed the lootball team to all the home and away games, and had a great deal of enthusiasm for the team. Because of the gasoline rationing we were handicapped and were unable to follow the basketball players to every game. Even though we weren't there, our thoughts were with them. Nile are sorry that four seniors are leaving our sextet but we are grateful foi the grand work they did during their membership. The graduates are: Betty I-lance, Betty Menhennitt, Frances Price, and Betty Lou Smith. They wish their successors will find as much enjoyment in cheering our team to victory as they have this year. 1.160 0 Fourth How: Jimmy Fethermen, Frank Fall-one, Ralph Stztnipone, Thomas Fnlvone, Carmen Sllagnola. Josvllh Miller. Adam IPeP:tul Fraiieiw Uinelli Denniw Puvvuto 4'h-irlea How l' ' , . , . , . . 1 . er, 4 ran:-is Chenski. Third Row: Mr. Evzuis, Fetvulty Adviser. John N. Marto4-vi, Litwrenee liuggiero, llonnlcl Pysher, lromiltl Anglemeyer, Leopold Bonise-se, Robert Albert, Roy Frampton, Fharles Feiser. Sec-ond Row: Mr. 0'Rourke, Coat-h, Ulifforrl YVilliams, Thomas Delfede, Ric-hard Wells, Russel Brown, Anthony Vaseioli, Leroy Hendershot, Bill Comes, Mr. XVagner, Assistant Vozu-h. First Row: Carl Jones, Roland Smith, John Martovvi, John Poli:-elli, Jay Albert, Vernon Pritchard, Everett Hughes, Earnest Turtzo, FGOTBALL Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Bangor Coach .................. ...... 1' QRANK O,RfDLlRK141 Assistant Coach ., .......... PAUL WAGNER Facility Manager ............................... GRANVILLE EVANS Student Managers ...HFRANK FALCONE, FRANCIS CHt:NsKi SEASON RPICIKDRID 0 Stroudsburg ..., , .2 0 Wfilson .......... ...... 2 6 E. Greenville 0 .. 0 Palnicrton ........... 7 0 Allentown C. H. ,....l9 0 Nazareth .....l4 .. 7 Matamorus .. ,.... 13 0 Slatington .. 0 Pen Argyl The following players will be lost through graduation: Jay Albert, Leroy Hendershot, john N. Martocci, Charles Feiscr, Vernon Pritchard, Robert Albert, Anthony Cascioli, Everett Hughes, Lawrence Ruggiero, joseph Bufi, and Richard lVellS. 0 PAGI- 61 ATHLETIC AWARDS Silwm' Footballs Lawrence Ruggiero Robert Albert Leroy Hendershot -Iohn N. Martocci Anthony Cascioli Everett Hughes joseph Bufi Richard VVells Charles Feiser Vernon Pritchard Clleerleaders Letters Frances Price Betty Lou Smith Betty Menhennitt Betty Hance IACE bl 0 1942-1943 FOOTBALL Gold Footballs Vernon Pritchard jay Albert Joseph Buft Cert ifira tes Donald Pysher Francis Cinelli Dennis Puzzuto joseph Policelli Carl jones Donald Anglemeyer Leopold Bonisese Russell Brown Wlilliam Comes Thomas DiFede John W. Martocci joseph Miller Carmen Spagnola Ernest Turtzo Rowland Smith Frank Falcone Francis Chenski Letters Jay Albert Leroy Hendershot John N. Martocci Charles Feiser Vernon Pritchard Robert Albert Anthony Cascioli Everett Hughes Lawrence Ruggiero Joseph Bufi Frank Falcone Francis Chenski Jimiiig 7 yf'Tr Jzf L nn vw.. 4.1.1-wx Tf..L ...J we M K S ii Mm mmmmm ll' l Ike's Variety Shoppe i 19 South Fourth Street ISAIAH RESH, Prop. BANGOR GROCERIES COLD MEATS WATER 1 HOT Doos P , HAMBURCS COMPANY Q 4 BARBECUES , T v We Deliver Phone 386 E I CONGRATULATIONS To THE CLASS OF '43 Congratulations to the Class of '43 Life for you has now begun- l Make it worthwhile, don't be a , I --dunceq Messmger Esso Servrce 4 Remember, you live your life but I y 9 once, Statlon , 4 - 3 4 Slate Belt Bowlmg p f Center I 1 T 2 North Main Street 513 South Mam Street k BANGOR, PA. y Recreation for Health BANGOR, PA- t l I Congratulations and Success V A A 1 to the Graduates of 1943 erne I-nts gency , 4 l 4 P 4 KRESSLER 25 SHOCH INSURANCE n l GENERAL MERCHANDISE NOTARY PUBLIC I h . d P 4 . A . Severn St an emma Ve Phone 313 34 Market St. l BANGOR, PA. I Phone 389 Free Delivery BANGOR' PA' fyiv-vviv --77 PAGE 64 0 vvvyi-Y vytrv-vet -4-44+-:1e+L3g.L.LQQ194-QQLQ-ALQQQLQ-LT' Rembrandt Studio Your Yearbook Photographer SPECIALISTS IN INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP PHOTOGRAPHY 219 NORTHAMPTON STREET EASTON, PENNA. DIA L 3 3 1 1 SCHOOLS ARE ALWAYS GIVEN THE SAME INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION I I I I I I I I I I vuvvivv I I wT7vir1Ti71l1T?r1YT17yrvwf-it 1 1 Qgll-4-Le-A+4LQfALLg3l14--Ang-Q4 P .ai tl b-- ffrt -. ' 7 , 'i- LgL.Ag'1,ML1i gd ul-,IT ' l We, Too, Are Working for Victory' 1' I 4 4 1 1 1 I A feed mill may I1-Ot be as exciting or dangerous as a munitions plant, but it plays a mighty important role in winning the war. Feeding our armed forces on the fighting front, as Well as our production forces on the home front, is a most essential job. To help in this gigantic undertaking, the farmers of America have been asked to produce more eggs, more milk, and more meat. This means that now, more than ever before, production must be maintained at maximum levels-that ineflicient, wasteful feeding must stop. Here at Flory, we are proudly doing our part in turning out top- quality feeds that will help farmers produce more. These Flory Feeds are manufactured from choice quality ingredients. They are nutri- tionally correct and up-to--date in every respect. lf you are raising poultry, dairy, 'hogs or other livestock, you w.ill find that on the basis of results alone, Flory Feeds rank with the best despite their reasonable cost. Why not try a bag or two of Flory rations and convince yourself that you can get -the best right here at home. ll' Flor Milling Co., Inc BANGOR, PENNA. Established 1853 Invest in Freedom 0 Buy U. S. War Bonds 8 Stamps 4, Pauli 66 -ggvvvv-,-.y+yzvrt---yvv-Y-rv-qv-wiv-7: O .,4--, 45,-A-L FLORA MAE SHOP DINE AT THE WISHING A COLO SUCCESSFUL FUTURE NIAL HOTEL TO THE MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLASS 'Q-mg-9' fBRYER DEALERD 9 North Main Street BANGOR, PA. BANGOR, PA. LEWIS J. BRUSCHI PHILCO - RADIO - ZENITH EASY WASHERS -- SPEED QUEEN PRIGIDAIRE -- SPORTING GOODS Sales -- Service BANGOR, PA. Phone 415 UBEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1943 The Bangor Gas Company 32 Market Street BANGOR, PA. MORRIS GOEBEL Home of Good Shoes 53 Broadway BANGOR, PENNA. M A Z Z A ' S FREDRICK LEWIS, Manager FRUIT - CIGARS CANDY VITALITY SUN DIAL FLORSHEIM CAROLYN BANGOR, PA, fv:9v+-vu v+voav -+ -v 0 Px 61 -ae---41-Lgfqlqi-A gfefzling Qlove Go mpaml x r 0' BANGOR, PENNA. I 1 i w7iwdv 3 'Q'4LP 0l -Ap-.-A--549i Buzzard Electric Co., PRITCHARD COAL IHC. SUPPLY CO. 121 Broadway C O A L GENERAL ELECTRIC L U M B E R SALES BUILDING MATERIALS AND SERVICE ALWAYS RELIABLE '25 Success to the Graduating Class of '43 FLORENCE BRAY DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS 50 Broadway BANGOR, PA. Bangor Crystal Ice Plant South Main Street TELEPHONE 469-W ICE CUBE SERVICE DAILY DELIVERY VISIT THE IRIS RESTAURANT HOME MADE PIES SUPPLEE ICE CREAM - Main and Messinger Streets BANGOR, PA. COAL We Sell Only the Best OLD COMPANYS LEI-HGH GRIFFIN BROS. PHONE BANGOR 89 -v--v-v-v -viirva-I-Y-Y O l'Ar I I 4m4e45.4-4l..L-- ,,4-A-il- I I I I I O I H I1 O I' I S I1 C ' 0 I I I I A Thorough Business Training School COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JUNIOR ACCOUNTING STENOGRAPHIC . ADVANCED ACCOUNTING EXECUTIYE-SECRETARIAL GENERAL BUSINESS I The above courses are available to graduates of Academic as well as other high school I courses. Forty-six colleges and universities and forty-four high 'schools were represented in the I enrollment this term. I Approved by the Pennsylvania State Committee on Standards for Private Business Schools. I Accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. I DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS I Hundreds of graduates are filling responsible executive positions in industrial, Federal and I State service. IVE TEACH THE PACE COURSES IN ADVANCED ACCOUNTING Free Placement Service. Catalog mailed upon request. I Now located in our new college building. Dial-EASTON ADDRESS 1 Registrar 2.4041 355 Spring Garden Street Easton. Pennsylvania Success to the Graduating YOUR BEAUTY--YOUR DUTY . . I Class of 1943 Cosmetics Aid Courage I I Y I WEAVER S GROCERY VANITY FAIR I FANCY GROCERIES, MEATS BEAUTY SALON AND FRESH VEGETABLES I 8 South Main Street 16 Market Street Phone 102-J BANGOR, PA- I I -yt vvvv 1v--l-- -:www--vu--rc rt 70 0 PqQ1-4--4A-41e-L9-4Ll-ne-Ane---14--494-Aglqr I WILSON STECKEL WILLIAM DUTT 4 QUALITY The Home of All School Jewelry HARDWARE 4 PLUMBING AND HEATING 3 SINCE 1899 1 I 34 Broadway 1 32 South Main Street BANGOR, PA. I 1 Q BANGOR, PA. Phone 144-J I FRED McFALL'S COmP 'me'7fS of I QUALITY MARKET THE : MERCHANTS I 02 '2a3iEI9'2'5 : NATIONAL BANK 1 215 Market Street BANGOR' PA. BANGOR, PA. MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT 1 INSURANCE CORPORATION I . CONGRATULATIONS TO Andrews' Gulf Servlce 1 THE SENIORS 1 I WASHING GREASING 1 Bruschi Delicatessen l 133 South First Street BANGOR, PA. 451' 555 Phone 147-W BANGOR, PA. I L v7b vvvv- -rt'-tzvbtv--77-v-vv wvw- bitt 0 lux fl G Gomplefe gefzvice PHOTO ENGRAVHM3 A N D ART DEPARTMENT 3 w wf. If 1 C 4, INDUSTRIAL ENCRAVINC CCMPANY Q BANK AND CHURCH STS. 7 EASTON. PENNA. I2 I N 'T I N CS- F9L.AL'f E S -CJI7' Q U A.L l'f'Y .JS I L PHONE 7521 1 PRINTERS PUBLISHERS I l wr Iomr S. CORBELL Co., mc. I 318-320 FERRY STREET EASTON, PENNA. 3qlq l9Ql-4 Gould's Pharmacy, Inc. G. C. MURPHY CO. 5 25 10c Store 1 , 17 BROADWAY 1 EOR THE BEST l IN DRUGS 1 Headquarters for 1 1 1 Market at Murray Street NOVELTIES 1 CONFECTIONS 1 BANGOR, PA. SCHOOL SUPPLIES 1 PHONE 409 31 N. First Sr 1 1 COMPLIMENTS 1 01: BANGOR AUTO CO. 1 1 H First Class Mechanical Service 1 Car Washing and Greasing L MANOR 1 5 ALICE M. GRIGG, Prop. 1 TO THE CLASS OF 1943 RIDER CCLLEGE 1 1 Bangor High has done its best for Offers 1 you .. donf Stop. You are now Regular and Accelerated Programs f climbing the ladder Of success. W'heth- . Leadmg to Q er you reach the top or not depends 4 on you ' BACHELOR OE SCIENCE DEGREES L in R P P COMMERCE AND EDUCATION AL H . HOUCK Main and Penna. Ave. Write for Catalogue BANGOR, PA. Founded 1865 Trenton, N. J 1 Pt----Pi-v --var-vvv-vfvbtivvt-vv-u-v-v 0 PAH 13 . M , . X r . .,x -xg.. ' Mfg . :QM .PV-. ' :r'?' , , 6 X 1, , f h 1 I I , ' 4 ' gi,- .LIM s ' T3 1 w g-by 1 x J ' ffm. r K I , . rf., -'-ia. ' ' 'IN X, Wh.!B+l,1:.Jm7-rMf.' Yl G, . .'i 0 ' ' -' ' 1. . v , ' HI 4- 4 f HM., 1 'v , ' 2 H '-:fir 'Univ :fa 'v -S s 5. -.-sw ..: