Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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PACE 2 REWORD This is our yearbook-it recalls all the happy high school experiences of the Class of '49, both in and out of the classroom. X'Ve have tried not only to in- clude all our recollections for our own luture pleasure but also to make this account interesting and valuable to the outside reader. The Graduate is to us a symbol of four years of hard work, aided by co-operative teachers and an able administration and of the broadened knowledge and the greater capacity for exa pression which we gained during these years. Among the many familiar things we found indispensable from our first day at high school Qentering as virtual childrenj until our last day Qemerging as com- parative adultsj was our transportation system. Transportation is a theme, as important to our community as to our school. Bangor would certainly be an isolated place were it not for numerous transit facilities connecting it with the neighboring communities and larger towns. Bangor High School, too, would be a much less interesting place without the enrichment of pupils from outlying districts, who comprise forty per cent of the student body. It was in recognition of the part played by this factor in the average life of the Bangorian, both as student and as citizen, that a bus tour was chosen as the central idea about which to build the composition of The Graduate.

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THE I949 GRADUATE Uune lo, n949p Che Cwenfy-Hrs! lfalumf af Uzis ,Annual Zfublimtian BANGQR HIGH SCHOOL Bangor, Pennsylvania

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High Points Our Guide . . . Control Panel . . Along the Wayside . . . Pennsylvania Station . . . Famous People We've Seen . Big Wheels ....... Jolly Companions . Celebrities Tour . . Commuters ....... Step to the rear, please! . Half-fares ..... Travelogue . . . Memoirs ...... Let's Stop for a Copy , Our Shining Stars . Wayside Shrines . . Guiding Lights . Countryside Scenes . . . Snap It En Route .... Keep Our Expense Account . Speak to the Natives . . . Skipping Along . Pay My Fare .... Wide Open Spaces .... Competition Along the Way . Wayside Diversions .... Rollin' Along ...... Do a Landscape Along the Way Speed Governors ..... Games While Traveling . . The Cast Goes On the Road Ridin' and Singin' Along . . Tune Our Motor . . . Let's Travel! . . Chug! Chugl Swish! . . . On Our Way to the Game . . Traveling by Foot . . . Our Fuel . . . of Our Tour . . Dedication . . . Faculty . . . . Locale shots . . . . School pictures . . . Senior class oflicers . . . Seniors . . . . . . Popularity poll . . . Honor students . . Juniors . . . . . Sophomores . . . . Freshmen . . . . . Yearbook staffs . , . Slate Staffs . . . . B. H. S. News . . . . Drama groups . . . . Tri Hi Y, Hi Y . . . . . National Honor Society . ..F.F.A ....... . . . Visual Club, Photography. . . . . Commercial Club . . . . . German Club . . . . . . Thanksgiving Dance . . . Treasurer's Club . . . . Outdoor Club . . . . Forensic Club . . . . Bridge Club . . . . Bowling League . ...ArtClub...... . . . Student Council . . . . . . Chess and Checker Club . . . . Senior Play ....... . . . . Orpheus Club, Mixed Chorus Girls' Ensemble ..... . . . Band . . . . . . Football . , . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . . Track . . ....Patrons...... STUDENT DRIVERS OF THIS GRADUATE TOUR Lorraine Resh-editor-in-chief, Carolyn Miller and Lloyd Williams-associate editors. FACULTY ROUTE PLANNERS Thomas Lee and Marjorie May-literary, Kathryn Oxford--art, John Heard-business, Doris Wlillson-typing, Granville Evans and Sterling Schmoyer-photogmphy. 4 6-ll 12-13 14-15 18 19-35 36 37 38 -39 40-41 42-43 46-47 48-49 50 51 52 53 54-55 56 57 57 58-59 60 60 61 61 62-63 64 65 65 66 68 -67 69 70-71 74-79 80 84 85 -83 86-88 :H 3