Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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During your high school days you are bound logelher by aHending lhe same high school, sharing in similar classroom experiences and falling parl' in 'lhe many exiracurricular aclivilies. The l953 annual is lhe wrillen and piclorial hisfory of your common efforls and successes during lhe pasf school year. H will serve as a pleasanl reminder lo 'lhe seniors of a busy. buf happy lasl school year. To lhe underclasses il will slancl as a goal and a slimulus +o desirable behavior of school living in lhe Bangor High School. Good-bye, SENIORS. Welcome undergraduales +o your new duiies and respon- sibililies. Sincerely, DONALD B. KEAT Superin+enden+ of Schools 040214 cmd acuity i Dear Sludenlsz The people you learn lo know respecl, and cooperafe wilh lhrough various school ac'l'ivi'I'ies will bring you many of 'lhe grealesl' personal assefs you will 'lake wi'I'h you from Bangor High School. Beneficial lrails and characlerislics developed in associa- +ion wilh lhese friends al' Bangor High School will be of greal spirilual and maferial sfrenglh lo you in years ahead. The leachers and principal have been very pleased wifh 'lhe fine spiril of coopera- lion demonslralecl by all members of our sfudenl-family in making our high school a place where we enjoy working logelher +o properly prepare our s+uclenls lo 'lhe poin+ where ihey can 'lake lheir righ'l'ful place in lhis greal' America of ours. N Sincerely, lx , Jffvwvj ed P , TREVER WILLIAMS Principal of Bangor High School fig 'SKK Director of fl . ' lf! '.'i1,f E U 1 l ' Wada and 544654 Mew, DAVID M. THOMAS Freshman English Assistant Principal Athletics MISS HELEN P. ROCI-IE MISS ROMELDA G. STA- Latin and French PLE5 Ad1'f.f0f' M A R O O N 21 U Cl Seventh and Eighth , -FVHITE Grade English I li -fa MYZZKXVZQ 4 The technique of interviewing is explained to ninth grade students in their English class. N.,-3 wi' In French II a senior leads a discussion on one of the popular French classics. Drill on spelling words is an essential part of junior high English classes. MRS. OLIVE S. HAMM Sophomore English Advisor of Tri-Hi-Y MISS ELAINE WAGNER Junior English Advifor of GRADUATE wifi Mew, we afalfae Simplification of complex fractions is being demonstrated in an elective senior high mathematics course. To prove a theorem is the task of a sophomore college preparatory class. With student leaders, junior high students change common fractions to decimal fractions. df!!! 5 -- 2 Q lift if Ninlh grade sluclenls choose MISS EVELYN I. REIMEL junior High Mathematics Adrifor of Graduate 1 My-.Immun nuusnn-:up Algebra l as an eleclive. . l MARK H. BENNETT Business Mathematics Algebra II Bllljllfff Adrimr of MAROON AND WHITE DARD Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Algebra Il Trigonometry Adzimr of Senior Class MISS MILDRED G. STOD- PAUL R. LABAR General Mathematics Algebra I Dlrerlw' of Audio- Visual Program Adiimz of Visual Aid Clu Equipment Manager 3umO . le expeflment' ,7afzce4,cuwl.4'c2Lch97' class 35 5 Own Y h f study in physics tant ase O Sound is an imior Semis Students. GRANVILLE EVANS Physics Freshman Science Head Coach of Varsity Foot- ball Tea Adififor of HENRY P WILLI . AMS Seventh and Eighth Grade General Science Adzuiror of junior High Sci- ence Club Adifimr of Honor Society K t make the . f high students learn how O through a sim? m Varsity B Junior National l est for SUS-at l T f, fl 4fl,f ' WX, - f Cf 4 vwwaf iffiilffiilflw wad zfdeae, we may ide would adam! cw oruuents learn b ' . . y ex erim ' more biology dass, P entation m a sopho- STIRLING SCHMOYER Biology German Airman! Advifor of Visual Aid Club Adifimv' of Photography Staff Adrifor of Microscope Club ENIO CONTI Mechanical Drawing Economic Geography Freshman Science Adriwr of Sophomore Class Testing is an ' al UD o Progfiim. P ffm Ph3Se in our e dUCHl'l0n SCQKOY 'to H209 V eifalnlng , :S Home improvement projects are featured in homemaking courses. ' YK Ol O . C009 mllll cg 85 la . vlflg a -Cigcilgi vfobl GWS 'yamdy Zwdzq, Wea!!! wifi Mew, we 7ZeedZ'e4 Sam maid Mace, we N ., V t QR ' MRS L ix-Dsx First aid is administered by school nurse, who with I MRS. MARIE GODSHALK also teaches a class in first ard. yfsjc E ' ion School Nurse a ' sj B' etball First Aid and Home Nursing ' Adzimr of Future Nurses' Adri: of utdoor Club Club MISS DOROTHY EVERITT Homemaking Course Adiirm' of Future Homemak- ers of America f 2 . 63114006 amz Kdaeo cmd -- jan aan Welding plays an important part in repair of farm ma- chinery. Q 4 Volleyball permits active par ticipation in physical educa tion. Projects in sheet metals are some of the important phases for industrial arts boys. PAUL B. XVAGNER Health r X . X J Physical Education ff , 'Mfr' GEORGE OTT' SR' Arrirzanr Courl: of Varsity ,ll Agrrrulrural Subjects Football Team MAl5ISON OWEN JAY YOUNG Adrfjr0,- or Future Farmers of Adriror of Hunting and Fish- Industrial Arts Industrial Arts America ing Club Mechanical Drawing World History fa-in-. n. frlf- -- 5 Samples of hardwoods interest the sophomore class in eco- nomic geopraphy. MRS. LOIS M. NESTER Shorthand. Type-writing Economic Geography Ad1'i.I'01' of Commercial Club ...gf W' JOHN HEARD Bookkeeping I and II Business Exploratory Coach of Varsity Basketball Team Adriror of Senior National Honor Society MISS DOROTHY PICHEL Shorthand, Typewriting Bookkeeping, Office Practice Adzfiror of MAROON and WHITE ,bcmlau wait! 5 Class studies steps in bookkeeping 'ii 'iw , fedqvw, cum! nate time we womb dw tie maid Q 4 cycle by means of a class-made poster. MRS. JEAN E. LOBB Secretary to the Principal REIMER SPEER Secretary to the Board of Ed ucation MISS CHARMAINE COL LINS Secretary to the Superintend- Ent junior typewriting students build speed and accuracy. Li w ,gf Q- 1255 E .fl ,Q , . Since voting is .in imw t 1 ,rx tor .int privilwc in tlcmotrit' 5 . 5, cwry- onc should lx-tome .it utiint fl A ' i ' q tt with tht xoting inatliinc. 'wfdf ,-- ' 1,33 prcsidC , - . dents. American l1lsf0fY Stu 4' I A lwll'1:'-i- ' X ' , in X V1 , !. ARMON M. XX'lLI.lAMS Pcnnsyluinia History XX'o1'ld History l Ai,r1,fl.n1l Cmiub of Baslcctball Turin Adliwr of lfrcshmiin Class l , - ' ter ntial election returns In ww! time we e st MILLARD E. GLEIM American History Adziwr of Student Council and mwfvwicmd Me aramid The UN organization, ' l cl inc u ing member nations and buildings, is explained to a class in Problems of American Democracy. ' A f f rts of the Revoluti0r13fY WM Peng Locations 0 0 are studied bl' eighth g fade claSS- r JOHN L. WILLIAMS SAMUEL A. SMITH Problems of American Democ- Seventh and Eighth Grade IHCY Social Studies C0002 Of J. V. F00tlJal1 Team Adviror of junior High His- Advimr of Color Guards tory Club lui nnxmv X X tw ARNOLD F. WYNNE 'ix X EUQYIJ History uldnnt-Q Coungelor ,C pians wi? A SX 604234 thu nsses Eutu boot recor 1 Guidance CQUQSCXTQ iifcoermimem SC senior sh0WmS hx 2 f' Fawn, 40454 Mew, Librarian ex 959 9 Elains features 0 f GW Set of enc - l l yclo- tiirs to junior high students ma e 1 fields of interest. 9530.9 k 'eweiry while senior high art electives create projects in their N Zmfm hem' Cm rdf' WIP 'wma MISS FLORENCE A. GIA- DONALD WHITE World History Instrumental Music Director of band ROBERT E. DONEY ROBERT H. Litgfigglli-O Art Supervisor Music Superzjsor Adwimr of Library Club and Admmr of Art Club Dlrimzg qflns Owl . . GRADUATE g Hx. N. and 7aZewww4--- ,Q fs we ,dime om J If-,I ..1 R I 'I 1 I and Water- -J '9 f I 0 , we eaqaq am lemme lame X. 0 0 df NIJ' 3025? 255 2503 3 m- mm: 535 N: 5 :-Km sem .Da ay, E :pa as Szisese-8. Gi ll QQ- Instru 111 ental lessons in Ill ' . mor high scho 01 Prepare for future b and ,GPI acements. 6 ao' mined!! zeudlo an Sedan! fiatchizgu The Lay Advisory Committee was organized to study business curriculum. This committee includes: faculty, students, alumni and businessmen. Marie Giovannini, Mrs. Lois M. Nester, Robert Mutch, Manager of Blue Mt. Telephone and Telegraph Companyg Hayden jones, President of Merchants National Bank, John Heard, Chairman, Arnold Wynne, George Sampson, Office Manager of Crown Silk Mill, Kayser, Incor- poratedg Lorraine Viglione, Secretary for Attorney J. Lawrence Davis, jean Pritchard, Trever Williams, Principal. fMissing from picturej Carol Leigh, jean Cory, Miss Dorothy Pichel, A. C. Oberholtzer, Of- fice Manager of Blue Ridgeg Woodrow H. Horn, Cashier of First National Bank, Walter Ebert, Man- ager of G. C. Murphy Company, Mrs. Mildred jago, Local Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Bryden Strunk, Representative of Bangor School Board. 3 One of the most recent means of education is television This television set was donated by community business COHCCIIIS. Janitors set up chairs for a combined assembly program ,,-rl' eawtd 57454 Q 7-E Bork row: Mutch, Mabus president, E. Miller, Menear, Letwinch, vice president, B Miller. Third row: G. Miller, Pysher, secretary, Honey, Piccerilli, B jones, Landry, G. jones Schuster, Hocking. Second row: Joella, treasurer Ott, Marsh, Reed, Reimel Kiefer. Front row: Kressler, Lupa- Chino, Priori, Rice, Holland Hoskin, Miss Dorothy Ever? itt. homeroom teacher. 7-D Bark row: Robert Doney, homeroom teacher, Buskirk Bartholomew, Chamberlin Mrs. Hazel Branch, home: room teacher. Third row: Dietrich, David, Conti, Evans, Buzzard, Bit- tenbender, Everitt, Capobian- co, Cory, Curcio. Second row: Heard, johnson, East, Weisenberger, M. Ever- itt, vice president, Confalone, SCCYCUIIY. Fronl row: Hackman, presi- dentg Griffith, Fraunfelter, Commins, Avery, Bishop, Garis, Callie, Farace, treas- , . - urer. -W Bock row: Smith, Sabatine, vice president, Romano, Vig- Second row: Turtzo, president, Ronco, Rowlands, Rutt, lione, R. Williams, Herbster, Weidman, R. Shook, secre- Roma, Wolbach, tary, Rice, Sandercock, Brader, Front row: Rosato, N. Shook, J. Ruch, Romano, Spagnola, Third row: P. Williams, Schoonover, Roberts, treasurer, Snyder, Miss Florence Giaquinto, librarian. Schipps, Slutter, G. Ruch. Missing from picture: Paul Wagner, homeroom teacher. df-wt' Siem 00 pze,04'ml'6cw This year the Seventh and Eighth Graders from Lower Mt. Bethel Town- ship join us. 8-R Bark row: Yetter, F. Miller, Griffith, Utsch, Drexler Hearcl, vice president, D. Miller, president, Brown, Yetter Fourth rouz' Hendershot, Hopper, Herring, Bruch, Sten- lake, Lewis, Weidlick, DePaulo. Third row: Yahraes, Williams. Second row: Miss Evelyn Reimel, homeroom teacher, S Smith, secretary, Finelli, Chamberlin, treasurer' Martin Altofer, Powlette, L. Falcone, J. Smith, C. Falcone, Savitzl Front row: Price, Bartholomew, Latterman, Van Zandt, Gale, Miller, Wills, Rutt. Missing from picture: DePamphilis, Stansberry. l 8-W Back row: Weaver, Emerick, Fuls, Kovacs, Finkbeiner Heard, treasurer, DeCesare, Disidore, Pysher, Mengel, Wil liams, Campanaro, Horn, Third row: Werner, Ott, Hower, Butz, vice president. Serond row: Henry Williams, homeroom teacher, McFall Bronisoski, Klausz, P. Leraris, Hill, Keifer, Bussenger Herring, Godshalk, Padula. From row: Itterly, Punturo, Stinson, president, C. Leraris Hughes, Avery, secretary, Bray, Schiavone, Van Horn Greenleaf, Rutt, Roberts, Hess. Q 7 E xll I 9-S Bark row: L. Hill, Bloodworth, Miss Romelda Staples homeroom teacher, Campanaro. Third row: Kasebier, Ealcone, C. Evans, secretary, Yetter, Honey, Carrescia, Bray, Freeman, D. Evans, T. jones treasurerg Keat, president. Second row: V. Hill, Fretz, Lee, C. Jones, Fetherman. Fin: row: Keller, Dweleski, vice presidentg Gruver, Han- cock, Berger, Chamberlin, Kressler, Farole, Cassara. OFFICERS DONALD KEAT Prefide nt JACK STENLAKE Vice Preridenl JANET HANCOCK Secretary LOU ANN CHAMBERLIN Trearufer ARMON WILLIAMS Adzfirer FIRST YEAR OF CLASS ORGANIZATION 'M .f ,, mw- V Airfare 9-T Bark row: Warrick, Dinkle, Martocci, Ronco, Ruggiero Stenlake, Roberts, Samuel Smith, homeroom teacherg D. Smith, Piccerillo. 1 Third row: Rush, Miller, Ebert, E. Williams, Snocldy. Second row: Young, V. Smith, treasurer, Policelli, Oxford, Pekar, Front row: Rasely, Outland, Rader, secretary, Tedesco, Stoll dard, presidentg Timmons, Marinelli, Powlette, Trayes. Win my!! ,f,f,,, 2 lil Q11 ill 9-W Burk row: Albert, C. Stalak, student teacher, Armon Wil- liams, homeroom teacher, Brown, vice president. Fourrh row: D. H. Eden, treasurer, D. W. Eden, Hill, secretary, Bossert, De Lo- renzo. Third row: Jacobs, S. Hunt, Frey, De Marcantonio, Fen- ner, Fuls, Bray, LaBar, Krauss, D. Hunt, Fraunfelter. Serond row: Buskirk, Free- man, Menecola, Antonioli, Clapp, president. Front row: N. Houck, Benn Brader, Falcone, Fisher, Dally, G. Houck, Bortz, Heaney. ? F u1. -uufy.. ...JI Back row: Sonntag, Stocker, Rouch, D. Parsons, Thomas, Hill, Brewer, Mark Bennett, homeroom teacher, B. Sandt. Fourth row: Ott, Pysher, Reis, V. Sandt. Third row: M. Weidman, Supers, Morris, Ostile, Repscher, Kachline, Hess, Kulp, Rutt, Werkheiser, LaBar. Serond row: Van Vorst, Reagle. Tucker, Stenlake, I.. Parsons. Front row: D. Miller, president, Santee, secretary, H. Weidman, C. Williams, Steinmetz, Nasatka, Strauss, vice president, J. Miller, treasurer. 10-E Back row: F. Russo, Parsons, Kern, Nagle, Lobb, president, Shook, Koch, john L. Williams, homeroom teacher. Second row: Supers, Wilgus, Wasser, Luscombe, Riegel, secretary, Smith, vice president, Santee, Kline, Reagle, J. Russo. Front row: Romano, Shoemaker, H. Shoemaker, Miller, Wagner, A. Martocci, Trigiani, treasurer, Oxford, D. Ryerson, S. Ryerson, Mahoney. 10-B Back row: Brittain, Hower, T. jones, Farleigh, Eden, Farace, Cappollella, Cortazzo, Heard, Dally, Enio Conti, home- room teacher. Second row: R. Everett, Bussinger, Keenan, secretary, Fish- er, Frace, Edinger, Benn, Karner, Dietz, Hughes, Gates, president. Front row: Haas, Bassett, S. jones, vice president, De Lesio, E. Everett, Hill, treasurer, Cicarelli, Basso, De Franco, De Cesare. 10-B 10-P Back row: Raph, Casciano, Marino, A. Miller, Seiple president, Allen Miller. Second row: Schiavone, Marsh, Smith. Ruth, Messinger, J Miller, Millard Gleim, homeroom teacher. Fronl row: Buzzard, DeMarcantonio, Ackerman, Meyers Polo, West, secretary, Jones, treasurer. Missing from picture: Hanna, vice president, Oslin. 10-A Bark row: Stevens, Buzzard, Roberts, Hess, Kern, Dutt Bonney, DiEdoardo, Martocci, Reinhart. Second row: Pysher, Stenlake, De Franco, Due, Schiavone, Peck, Leraris, president, Lakey, Bartholomew, vice presi- dent, Lohmann, Kunkle. Front row: Yetter, Rice, Heinsohn, Gregor, Ross, Henning, treasurer, Roberts, Bittenbender, secretary, Duvo, Miller, jones, George Ott, homeroom teacher. 1 1 df on va e fz 4 ? xl 0 'Z o 10-A 0 0 'L 6 4 10-C Bark row: Willi, G. jones, Stinson, I-Iess, D. Miller, ters, Landry, presiclentg Pysher, Cimino, vice presidentg De Franco. Second row: Godshalk, I-Iappel, Petrucelli, Leidig, Snoody, Mazza, Brumbach, McGrath, Mack, Heard, secretaryg Mrs Olive Hamm, homeroom teacher. Front row: Tucker, Cascioli, B. jones, B. Miller, Gullick, Menhennit, treasurerg A. Miller, Caiazzo, Eisenhart, Schlem- mer. Missing from picture: D. Sabatine. gg . . M I cfei A 10-C CLASS OFFICERS PASQUALE LERARIS ................,..... WILLIAM GODSHALK ..... .......... V ice Prerident YVONNE FISHER --..... ................ S ecretary SANDRA JONES .... ........... T rearurer ENIO CONTI ,...,.., ........ A dvirer is -1 PLAN CHRISTMAS DANCE RODNEY MILLER ..... NANCY HUGHES .,...... ....... V ice CAROLYN LA BAR ..................... NORMA BRAY ......,..,.,...............,....... MRS MARGARET ROCKWELL ...... ................Pre5iden1t President ,Sefrelfzry Treururef ...Advirer Back row: Fisher, D. jones, Datesman, J. jones, Mrs. Lois Nester, homeroom teacher, Fenner, LaBar, treasurerg Becker, Marinelli. Setond row: Caponegro, DeRaeg De Lorenzo, Heard, Hand:-long, Fehr, Mack, Eyer, vice president, Knoble. Front row: Capobianco, Hopper, Confalone, secretary, Itterly, president, Emerick, Kirchhofer, Garis, Buskirk. Missing from picture: Frace. 11-I Bark row: Nicholas, Peck, Fisher, Sullivan, 101165, Rouch, secretary, Weiser, Freeman. Second raw: D. Hess, Eng- lert, Williams, Niceforo, Oyer, treasurer, Strouse, R. Godshalk, Rutt, La Barre, Koehler. Front row: Rice, B. Hess, P. Godshalkg Ott, Powell, Hill, Ruch, Heaney, presi- dentg Stirling, Schmoyer, homeroom teacher. Missing from picture: Hower, vice president. fddd af 7954 AND JUNIOR BANQUET 11-E Back row: L. Campanaro, Reinhart, Roper, Falcone, Abruz- zese, Capone, Capobianco, David Thomas, homeroom teacher. Second rouf: Krauss, secretary, Ruggiero, Bozzuto, treas- urerg J. Campanaro, Klein, Piccerillo, Caponegro, Goffredo. Front row: Snoddy, Finelli, Viglione, vice president, De Lesio, president, Bray, Turtzo, Wills. Missing from picture: Heinsohn. 11-P Back row: Overfield, Vogel, Russo, A. Steinmetz, Leopold, Parsons, Tucker, Moyer, Ruch Reimer Voorhees, Wolbach, president. Second row: Pysher, treasurerg Shuster, Smith, Williams, V. Steinmetz, Sabetti, Shoemaker Weidlick, Oxford, Wasser, Miss Dorothy Pichel, homeroom teacher. Front row: Raisner, Santo, Van Horn, Martino, Menecola, Rosato, Sandt, Stenlake, Snoddy Resh Missing from picture: Latterman. 11-C Back row: Bath, R. La- Bar, Taylor, Gleim, Lee, Rowe, D. I.aBar. Third row: Payne, Castel- lucci, Miller, Wynne, Reddinger, Masters, C. LaBar, Avery, Finelli. Second row: Mugavero, A. jones, Punturo, Re- naldo, Sandercock, Miss Elaine Wagner, homeroom teacher, Fuls, Cotturo, De Vito, Gangewere. Front row: Menhennitt, secretary, Henning, Rei- mer, Hess, Bisher, Smith, vice president, Hughes, president, I jones, Honey, Frutchey. Missing from picture: Ringo, Slutter, Fishler, treasurer. 9 9996 'BUIQN junior Class offrcers, Mrs. Margaret Rockwell, Advisorg Bray, treasurerg Miller, presi- dentg LaBar, secretaryg concerned with building their treasury, sponsored a merchandise club made possible through the cooperation of Junior Class members' mothers. The most memorable date of the class was May 22 when it held its banquet at Split Rock Lodge. lf 0. 4 a 0 1 5 Sophomore officers, jones, treasurer, Fisher, secretary, Godshalk, vice president, Leraris, presidentg Enie Conti, advisorg launched their fund raising plans through the sales of Bangor High banners. Their most enjoyable date was April 18 when they held their dance, the Bunny Hop, in the auditorium. ray 3 ,Sz-wqzdw L 7www W. M14-. 74a Zan 3446 Staff ,adam EDITORIAL CAROL LEIGH Action shots for B. H. S. gridders have been drawn Cf uv-tr MN pf? I QM Editor-in-Chief DIVONA GATES Senior Editor JEAN PRITCHARD Sporti Edilor BEVERLY NERINO Faculty Editor M91 MARY' nf, an I tiff Q U 9P'f7.,.gof QD QL a 2 05' 'I 40 Hurrah! The new 1953 GRADUATE is on its way under the guidance of Miss Evelyn Reimel, Carol Leigh-editor-in-chief, Miss Elaine Wagner, and Miss Giaquinto-advisers. Looking over materials of the offset process are Owens, Pritchard, Turtzo, Shook, Nerino, and Gates. The one staff is in charge of all the plans. Underclassmen were added to the staff this year. up by Pritchard-sports editor. Additional strategy is being plotted by Smith, Happel, Caracio, and Leigh-editor-in-chief. What questions shall we put in the senior questionnaire? This is the 64-dollar question confronting STAFF ANITA OXVENS T-yfriflg Editor DIARY JO TURTZO Art Edilor SHIRLEY ANN Burirzeu Manager CONNIE CISTONE SEf76f4H'j' K. wi,s',,. me 3 How are we ever going to work out this activity schedule? This is the big question confronting Shook-activity editor, Fremount, Sabatine, Parsons, and jones. 7Zew 7?55 Q te ADVISERS MISS FLORENCE GIAQUINTO MISS EVELYN REIMEL MISS ELAINE WAGNER Typing editor-Owens, and faculty editor-Nerino Gateswsenior editor, T editor, Keenan, Emrick, Moyer, Onjack, and I-Ieinsohn. set up the questionnaire to be sent to the faculty for their write-ups. Other members on their staff are Roberts, Van Norman, Itterly, Messinger, and Cistone. I I W' Miller awaits Correction of Mr. LaBar in the use of the filmstrip machine. Filmstrips are an important part of visual aids. Approximately 250 filmstrips are stored in new filmstrip cabinet in library. Bilfk row, .rmr1di11g.' Rice, Delfrank, Kern, Bonney. Serwzd raw, Jmzzdizzle' Roberts, Ross. Bartholomew, Dutt, DeMarcantonio, Caiazzo. Miller, Brumbach. Paul L:1Bar, adviser. Front row, reated: Askerman. Bittenbender, Gates. Bids H374 1 -+ adw- Charles LaBar, a junior member, demon- strates use of wire recorder to all the junior members who are, Jmzzdirzg: Reimer, Rowe, LaBar, Gleim, Krauss, Miller, Fishler, C. La- Bar. Wuhan! aide ewadcded ow: cauwee Senior members of VISUAL AID group listen to President Frutchey who checks one of the sound movie projectors. Trouble spots are re' paired by this senior group. These members work under the direction of Paul LaBar. Bark row: Fuls, Haas, Dodd. Serond raw: Hester, Short, Drury. Front row: Pysher, Martorci, Miller, Frutchey, presidentg Paul LaBar, Adviser. Sealed: Albert ftop opposite pagel. Magazine articles prove valuable to members of the PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB as D. Happel, president, shows an informative article about the proper use of the camera. Bark row: C. LaBar, Martocci, Horvath, Auerbach. Second row: R. LaBar, Campanaro, R. Happel, secre- tary and treasurer. Front raw: Ruth, Egbert, vice president. Sealed, lun row, left to rigbl: Heinsohn, Ruch, Gangewere, Heaney, Paul LaBar, Adviser. Serond row: Heard, D. LaBar. Front row: Menhennitt. The ART CLUB prepares a Halloween display in front hall. Members at work are, .i!m1di11g.' Com- munale, secretaryg Robert Doney, adviser, McGrath, vice presidentg Onjack, treasurerg Kline, Voorhees, president. 1x':1etfln1g.' Buzzard. Snyder. Pysher. This club shows orginality and artistic talent in its many projects, especially the seasonal displays. The Army field telephone, a work of science, is the present topic of discussion before the newly organized JUNIOR HIGH GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB. The purpose is to explore the world of science. At this demonstration we find, .rfiu1u'i11g.' Mengel. Lattermann, Bussenger, secretaryg Greenleaf, God- shallc, Itterly, Hess. Hocking, jones, B. Miller. Griffith, president, Butz, F. Miller, vice president, Wferner, Finlcheiner, Ott. Henry Willizims. adviser. Starred: Padula. Shook, Vigilione, DePamphilis, Leraris, Hopper, Garis, F1-,inf wuz' Fuls, treasurcrq H. Rutt, Pysher, Keifer. L. Rutt, Bronisoski, Everett. v V MF sg ll-Mg, fe- This newly-organized choral group meets during lunch hour. The purpose-singing for enjoyment. The members of this 'IUNIOR HIGH CHORUS ure, buck wuz' Fenner. Gruver, Rasely. Lee, Stine son, N. Chamberlin, B. Bray, Avery, Keller, Fisher, Martin, Mennecolix. Schoonover, Hancock, G. Bray. Second row: L. Chamberlin, Wills, Fetherman, Hughes, Schipps, Ronco. Rowlands, Dueloski, Weis- enberger. Gale, Radar. Stoddard, Timmons. Front wuz' Price, Van Horn, Leraris, Falcone. Policelli. johnson, Berger, Outland. Robert Cathcart, music supervisor, conducts this new group. Members of the MICROSCOPE CLUB-LaBar, Gregor, Masters, Heinsohn, Pysher stand around Horvath, who is demonstrating part of the microscope. This club develops greater interest in scientific development. Adviser is Stirling Schmoyer. 6629 uamit Gb-98 Robert Cathcart directs the MIXED CHORUS in preparation for the Christmas Assembly Program. Back wuz' S. jones, Martocci, M. DeFranco, L. Mack, Nagle, LaPenna, Deitz, Leopold, D. Ryerson, G. Fuls, L. Fuls, Buskirk, Dutt. Fifth mul: Snoddy. Eisenhart, S. Mensch, Giovannini. Menhennitt, Hess, Wilgus, Trigani, Mahoney, S. Ryerson, J. Russo, Schuman, Reagle, Heard. Fourlh mum' Mazza, Menecola, Falcone, Joanne, LaBar, Lobb, Sandercock, Hill, Everitt, D. jones, Schlemmer, Liquori. Third row: Janice LaBar, Pysher, M, Mack, N. Bisher, Raisner, Benn, Datesman, Honey, Resh, S. Fisher, R. Miller. Second row: C. LaBar, Steinmetz, Oxford, Avery, Roper, Charles LaBar, Lakey, G. Jones, Haas. Reimer, E. Mensch. Fin! 1-ow: Yetter, Lockard, Baskwill, Auerbach, Humphreys, Smith, Counterman, Horn, Stevens. Officers of the STUDENT COUNCIL are studying other pos- ters in order to plan their own campaign of a safe and sane Hallo- ween. Standing: Williams, president. Seated. Gleim, vice president, Happel, treasurer, Frutchey reporter, Piccerillo, secretary. ,M Missing from picture: Mildred Gleim, adviser. -I gi, ' K ,K ,so The OUTDOOR CLUB entertains faculty at a tea, attends sports events at other schools, and distributes baskets to needy at Christmas. Here in a circle of friendship we find Szmzdizzgx Bray, Keifer, Bartholomew, Hancock, Carrescia, Honey, Fisher, Rasley, secretary, Lee L. Chamberlin. president, Mrs. Hazel Branch. adviser, Schoonover, Buzzard, Gruver, Chamberlin treasurer, Avery, Bray, Martin, Rowlands, Snyder. Ouler circle, from from left: Bittenbender, Turtzo, Evans, Shook, Avery, Ott, Herring, Hughes, Outland, Rosato, Lupachino, Roberts, jones, Fisher, Policelli, Marsh, Hoskin, Rice, Timmons, Rader, Stoddard, Tedesco, Menecola, Clapp, Cummins, Bishop, Reimel, Dietrich, Heard, Conti, Falcone, Stinson. Van Horn, Tucker, Punturo, Holland. Inner circle: Roma, Piccirillo. Spagnola, Fraunfelter, East, Everitt, jones, Dally, Ruch, Confalone, Honey, Hackman, Fenner, Wills. Priori, Griffith, Altorfer, Berger, Kessler, Fetherman, Leraris. Donald Williams, president, presents information on a case before the COUNCIL. Members are, sfazzdrergx Evans, De Pamphilis, Ronco, Fisher, Bray, Miller, DeMarcantonio, Hande- long, Bush, Vogel, Snyder, Rice, Mutch. Sealed: Heaney, Willianus. president, Happel, treasurer, Frutchey, reporter, Piccerillo, secretary, Gleim, vice president, Albert, Policelli. y uasiaarwo GN60 do 745ml ezgfodee The Big Blow-Up is a three-act comedy in which four identical suitcases have the leading role. The entire action of the play takes place in the small country hotel owend by Ellen Parker. Terry King is a young detective who is on the trail of Mugsy Morris. Mugsy has stolen a valuable pearl necklace from a rich heiress. Terry has heard that Mugsy's half-sister will meet him at the hotel and give him the necklace. Terry doesn't know what the sister looks like and becomes suspicious of Sandra Field and Margot Hinklepuss, two mysterious lodgers. It is really the new school teach- er, Cora johnson, who is the real sister of Mugsy. Only Cora knows that Mugsy is in the hotel disguised as Mrs. Summerfield. After Mugsy plants a time bomb in Terry's suitcase, he realized that the necklace is in the suitcase with the bomb. .- ge . X KCCGAX' 01980 Cwfsal. Iwi a xwdla mea' XBMYTS Pgjiflzeli' Khesugplclous-n ATS' Ytuyehell Ellevl ki the hegeS5 l 96606 A ev 50gxC5i1da 1'klep14SSv PS0 I flvle 1 . gl H b0Y' ings Ming Seqxk U01 :LW S0 TM Vincent Caracio-Terry King, de- gukse, tective. Elizabeth Liquori-Katie Lee, Beans best girl. Hard at work building the scenery is the stage crew: Madison Owens, super- visory Cruver, Hower, Due, Pinto, A. Hill, M. Hill and Capozzonlo. Marie Giovannini-Cora john- son, Mugsy's mysterious half- sister. ffl liiwnmunygamqq 1' in U ie gow- H The suspense is terrific when many people try to open the suitcase. It all ends happily after many complications embroil every guest. Besides the other ' W L his characters there are Beans Parker, the landlords son, and Katie ee, best girl, who add a lot of excitement. Then there is Melinda, the maid, who prides herself with the fact that she does nothing right. There are also Mr. and Mrs. Field, Sandra's anxious parents, and Douglas Blake, Sandra's mysterious fiance. Mrs. Margaret Rockwell acted as director of the play. Madison Owens direct- ed the stage crew and Miss Mildred Stoddard the class advisor acted as business manager. r'1d sanafas Woffled '16 1 Benyamin Alb e rt - Mugrg Morrir, as crim- inal in disguise. , . Sh ol4 M 5' X b d. l nes Albert Gioxiiilriinlniiwioalixieldiothe henipeckui hug an O v .A d D0 f' ' mother- Rrthaf Linda Fremount',Sm1d1'tr Field, escaping her domineering parents. Orin Stevens-Dauglnr Blake, Sandras fiance. A publicity stunt for the play was the entrance of a float in the C 2 Halloween parade. Those par- ticipating were: Dodd, jones, Al- bert, Giovannini, Frutchey, and Turtzo. . K s aim, . Z 1 it 1 ag ' qawpa add LIBRARY CLUB members pose in their natural surroundings. Burk muz' Schiavone, Becker, Knoble, Kirchhofer, B. Shook, Leopold, Heard, Parsons, Frace, Fisher, Keenan, Garis, Menecola, Dutt, Dietz, Miss Flor- ence Giaquinto, librarian. Sermzd wuz' Hopper, Diorio, Wagner, DeLesio, Meyers, Bozzuto, Karner, Miller, Duvo, Stenlake, Capobianco, Snoddy, Reimer, Dillman. Frmzt mum' C. Carrescia, Cistone, A. Carrescia, J. Shook, president, jones, secretaryg Santo, treasurerg Rosato, vice president, Sabetti. Cistone, jones, Shook, senior members of the LIBRARY CLUB, are busy on their weekly tasks at the charging desk in the library. Annette and Carmella Carrescia, twin set in the LIBRARY CLUB, use unabridged diction- ary for class work. This year the LIBRARY CLUB is sponsoring the TEEN-AGE BOOK CLUB to encourage more reading. Stcwlenw ?awZz'g ff ? Dio . F10 Flor 1 G31-is 661-S ence J Schiavo neu, the qlllnto, 116, lzlyra LIBR and R . man and - fy A em. f uf H1653 Woflc RY CL Cr' Sen' Q is Ie St IQO . UB IQI S Offd, andm 'H wif' Work -mem- Inendj ICI? Ina In the I7 g I5 dong?-3Zl17eS COMMERCIAL CLUB members use regular meeting period for a work period in their new faculty service program for the first semester. Each member served as a secretary to a member of the faculty. Standing Mrs. Lois Nester, adviser, Schiavone, vice presidentg Hass. historian, Leigh. program chairladyg Gates, treasurer, Pritchard, recording secretaryg Roberts, corresponding secretary, Gio- vannini, presidentg Joanne LaBar, Liquori, Remegan. Williams, Garis, Falcone, Stocker. Bark raw, reared: Martha Miller, Mary Miller, Ott, Wise, Kunkle. Franz faux' Janice LaBar, C. Carrescia, A. Carrescia, Fuls, Dillman, Teel, Hughes, Mensch. Kneeling: Diorio, news reporter. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB, organized two years ago, aims to foster interest in professional nursing and its related professions. The Club also has sent representatives to neighboring hospitals for observation. Members are: Barb mum' Reimer, Campanaro, Carrescia, jones. Mazza. Mrs. Marie Godshalk, adviserg A. Menhen- nett, Viglione. Bozzuto. Frfml wuz' Finelli. Frutchey, secertaryg Fox, presi- dentg Henning, vice presidentg Caiazzo. treasurer. The club made over 250 Christmas favors for the Coatsville Veterans Hospital. These girls made favors for Valentine Day and St. Patricks Day. WA A This Class at a nursing school is really our own FUTURE NURSES' CLUB. This float appeared in the annual Hallo- ween Parade. and iq ewwdce thang! Two TRI-HI-Y girls repre- sented the country of Egypt at the Model U. N. held in Harrisburg. The girls WCFC Nancy Hughes and Phyllis Marinelli, fri 3 After a two-year absence the TRI HIVY appears at B.H.S. Two outstanding projects planned for the year are: baby sitting for P.T.A. meet- ings and study of U. N. Mrs. Olive Hamm is the adviser. ponigro, Renaldo, Benn, Hughes. Fifth roux' Snoddy, Brumback, Miller, Heard, Ruch Fourth wiv: Punturo, Leidig. Everitt, Marinelli. Third ww: Rosato, treasurer, Turtzo, LaBar, Chaplin. Second wuz' Smith, vice presidentg Wills, secretary. Franz faux' DeLesio, president. This all-girl choral group has definite interest in music. The ORPHEAUS CLUB, which participates in our assembly program, is directed by Robert Cathhcart. Bark mu: Fox, Bisher, Onjack, Eisenhart, Finelli, Carrescia, Dietz, Cascioli, G. Fuls, L. Fuls, J jones, Fenner, Caponegro, Schlemmer. Fourlh max' Y. Fisher. DeCesare, M. Mack, G. Mack, D. I.aPenna, Frace, Keenan, Emerick, Itterly, Sabatine, Leidig, Turtzo, Hess, Honey, Datesman, Third wuz' Martocci. Pysher, Mazza, Ciccarelli, Petrucelli, A. Miller, Hill, Falone, -I. LaBar, Cam panaro, Tucker, Wills, E. DeLesio, Piccerillo, Wilgus, C. Smith, Resh, C. LaBar. Second row: Nagle, Menhennitt, Messinger, D. Caiazzo, C. DeLesio, D. Miller, C. Caiazzo, Brum- bach, Benn, Santee, Snoddy, Heinsohn. Frau! wuz' Everitt, jones, Fisher, Lobb. Sandercock. Bark wuz' Mrs, Olive Hamm. adviserg Santo, Ca- 74a mazda! dwzfmedlc Wil Standing: G. Heard V' , ice Presidentg Brown, Secretary, Wil- liams, Yahraes, Herbster, S. Heard, G. Smith, Samuel Smith, Advisorg Miller, President. Bark row: S. Smith. Treasurer, Buskirk. Third row: J. Smith, Hower. Second row' Finelli Fal . , cone. From row: Powlette, Callie. Internationalism depicted through mural on wall of room 213. QLower photoj Caiazzo E 'lc , mric , M. Falcone, Fraunfelter, Gates, Hopper and Leigh designed and painted the mural which illustrates scenes from japan, a world map, and the U.N. building. This resulted from a project, Friendship Through Correspondence, under Miss Marjorie May, a former member of the faculty The ne . w mural now being worked on depicts the structural organization of the U.N. At work Kin circle, VanNOr E ,ga- ' Lewis, student teacher. -4 W? me ufwdeww man, Fraunfelter, Bush, Emrick' This newly organized junior High History Club is affiliated with the Junior Historians which is part of the Pennsylvania Federa- tion of junior Histor- ians. 'N o. A Tj, , M .wi-f'.v ' li fl' :Maw I vim if if .4'..m'7'?fS -t-'f6'Z5 'gj, fr Mfg nd' 515259: - M.,-f ,M-of M' 14' W :Y fm 'sw wo-,,.w, W 'nm' ldl ,',g-415' .1 ,av ,. prN flf:- 5 Zap, Wm, cmd Zecudy added Za many fdmoldoue Hats off to the efforts of Band Mothers Our performing color guards are: Reimer, Fremount, Luscombe, Owens. High stepping major- ettes are front to back Renaldo, Basso. Puntu ro, Mary Miller, Jones, DeFranco, Martha Mil ler, Bray, Outland Viglione. Back row: Lakey, Bonney, DeCesare, Keat, treasurerg Baskwill, vice presidentg Roper, Rein- hart, 1. Miller. Third row: Weaver, Capobianco, Sandercook, Chamberlin, Holland, Russo, Schiavone, Muhlen. Sefond row: Falcone, Emrick, Everett, Lewis, Pysher, Marsh, Ebert, Eden. Front row: Horn, Williams, Ruch, Landry, Weidlich, Hughes, Humphreys, president, Hower Donald White, director. QMissing from picture: Punturo, secretaryg Parsons, student directorj Popular nursery rhyme The Three Little Pigs was pantomimed during half time at the Thanksgiving Day game. Props were made under the supervision of Robert Doney of the art department. MARO0N and WHITE 'OLUME 1 -- NO. 1 BANGOR HIGH SCHOOL NOVEMBER 6, 1952 ftudenl c9 'iil Stage Set for 'The Big Blow Up' .lects 0ii1cers lt First Session The feelings and sentiments of le student populus at Bangor igh, perhaps is best expressed .rough their representative body -the Student Council. The Coun- l, composed of 22 homeroom :presentatives and Mr, Stirling l i l :hmoyer faculty adviser, electedi .e following officers at their rst session. Donald Williams, 'esidentg Franklin Gleim, vice- 'esidentg Margaret Piccerillo, 'cretaryg Roderick Happel, treas- 'erg and Blaine Frutchey ,re- nrter. The aim of the Council is to lticipate the wishes of the stu-- snt body. lllajor powers include e passage and revision of laws lthin granted powers and en- rcelnent of school laws. I l Curtain Call I THE SENIOR PLAY CAST - left to right are: Mrs. Rockwell. di- rectress, Orin Stevens, Linda Fremount, Shirley Jennings, Audrey Jones, Betty Liquori, Burton Frutchey, Mary Jo Turtzo, Vincent Caracio, Dick Dodd, .Ioan Shook, Benjamin Albert, and Marie Giovannini. Homeroom representatives in-N ude: Eienjamin Albert, Emilie ash, Blaine Frutchey, Maurice ipozzolo, Franklin Gleim, Ro-N 0 S :rt Vogel, Margaret Piccerillo, erlin Rice. Esther I-Iandelong, Jnald Snyder, Robert Mutch, tonne Fisher, Roderick Happel, aanna Miller, Lillian Delvlarc- itonio, Bruce Cassara, Martha Jlicelli, I-iichard Heaney, James zPamphilis, Barbara Bray, Carol Jnco, Judy Evans. Congratulations To Our Bangor Maroon and White The other day Miss Roche ind Miss Pichel were in mv Jffice discussing plans for a Bangor High School newspaper, it pleased me very much to iee the enthusiasm evidenced my them, and the plans they md their student leaders had for a much needed Bangor -Iigh School newspaper, A well planned, student-man- Lged high school newspaper is ieeded to acquaint our stu- lents, faculty, parents and :ommuaity with the many ac- ivities enjoyed by BHS stu-- lents, The fine spirit of coop- eration we have at BHS be- .ween faculty, students, and ldministration could nicely be served by this type of publica- ion. May I extend to you my con- gratulations for your desire to give BHS students a student newspaper. mn mv'-fs fvvv v 1- i mms The Future Homemakers of America Club, a national organ- ization of pupils studying home- making ia junior and senior high schools throughout the States, has been organized at Bangor High under the supervision of .lliss Dorothy Everitt, At their first meeting, members elected the following officers: president, Lillian De Marcantoniog vice president, Olga Voorhees. secre- tary, Carol Benn. treasurer, San- dra Benng and reporter, Maxine Ackerman. l Specific' goals of F, H. A,'s l. To promote a growing apprecisition of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To foster the development of creative leadership in homes and community life. Il. To provide wholesome in- dividual and group recreation. 4. To promote international good will. lflntrrtainmcnt The group entertainment, in- cluding square dancing and Continued On Page Four I Five Teachers Miss Dorothy Evcritt, an alum- na of Nazareth High and Mans- field State 'Teachers College, has been appointed as our home eco- nomics instructor. When inter- viewed about her opinion of BHS, her single comment was I like it. She would not commit her-Q self on the Bangor vs, Nazareth football game. Her only state- ment was I guess I'll have to root for Bangor now, Horseback riding, basketball, and volley ball are Miss Everitt's favorite sports. She commutes daily from her home in Belfast, Mr. Samuel Smith, a graduate of our ovln school, Class of '45, received a If. S. in Education at East Stroudsburg State Teachers. Our new social studies instructor spent eighteen months in the Air Force Medical Corp before as- suming' his duties at Rl-TS Tench- Begin Careers terviewed cn the subject. His rec- reational interests include pho- tography and golf, Teaching the principles of gen- eral science to the seventh and eighth grades is Mr. Henry Wil- liams, another graduate of Bai:- gor High, Class of '44, Mr. Wil- Conrinued On Page Four 1 Proud To Present The first edition of THE MAROON AND WHITE, our new printed newspaper. It's all yours and we hope you like it. With friendly co-op- eration from faculty an-,i students, lVlA'RO0N AND WHITE will be a real suc- cess. So, to find: What you want to know 'Senior Pla ls Thrill-Packed With Myier Mix together the contents of four indistinguishable suitcases, add a murder or two, stir in fast action, lots of mystery, and sev- eral thrill-packed moments, the result is a highly exciting evening of entertainment for the whole family. Yes, when these suitcases get mixed up on the evenings of November 7 and S at the BHS Auditorium, it is anyone's guess what will happen next in this three-act comedy by Robert St. Clair. Creating this dilemna will be Vinnie Caracio as detective Terry King, hot on the trail of Mugsy Morris tportrayed by Benny Al- bertl who stole the necklace. El- len Parker is the landlady iAud- rey Jonesj of the small town hotel where Mugsy goes to meet his half sister tlvlarie Giovanninib to re- ceive the necklace from her. tMugsy has theretofore hidden the necklacet. Terry, it seems, does not know what the sister looks like and is consequently suspi- cious of two guestsMSandra Field tliinda Fremountj and Margot Hinklepus-s tMary .Io Turtzol whose actions are mysterious. Mugsy plants a time bomb in Ter- ry's suitcase, then finds out that Terry has secured the necklace, which is in the grip with the bomb! The suspense is terrific, as many people try to open the suit- case, not knowing to whom it be- longs! Besides these characters there are Beans Parker, the landlady's son, played by Burton Frutchey, who with Katie Lee, his girl friend tBetty Liqnoril create a lot of excitementg Melinda the maid, tShirley Jenningsj takes pride in the fact that she never does any- thing rightg Douglas Blake tOrin Stevensj who is Sandra's myster- ious fiance: and Mr. and Mrs-. Field. respectively Dick Dodd and Joan Shook, Sandra's parents. Goo-d luck kids, Mrs. Rockwell, fellow worriers, and remember, we'll be there at eight oclock sharp. In the meantime, don't get stage fright. Sound Off . Areb' you satisfied? If not Sound off with your letters to the editor. If you're pleased and even if you're not, how about letting us know how you feel! Wn Qiv11 fn nip-asa 760 3-5 S-Q 5 S9988 sm R MAROON and WHITE Publirbed Monfbly Prife I0 veulf Bangor High School, Bangor, Pa. Office Room 217 EDITOR ...... ......................,,,..................... ....,..., A u drey jones EDITORIAL STAFF Carmelina Bozzuto, Marcia Heard, janet Itterly, Shirley Jennings, june Parsons, Margaret Piccerillo, Barbara Smith, Marie Turtzo. ART Linda Fremount. Phyllis Marinelli, Mary J. Turtzo TYPISTS Marie Giovannini, Shirley Hopper, Shirley Mensch CIRCULATION MANAGER .,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,r,v,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,, Emilie Bush ASSISTANT CIRCULATION MANAGER ............. ......... T heresa Menecola FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. Bennett-Cirrulatiozz Miss Pichel-Lilemry The MAROON and WHITE editorial staff is busy discussing the layouts and headlines of the first issue of the new printed newspaper. The first issue ap- pears on the opposite page. The staff includes. 5t.zf1dif1g.' M. Turtzo. Mari- nelli, Mensch. Bozzuto, ltterly, Giovannini, Smith, Parsons. Seated: Heard, Jennings, Piccerillo, Miss Helen Roche, adviser, jones. editorg Miss Dorothy Pirhel, adviserg M, J, Turtzo, Fre- mount. Miss ROCh6-Lilemruy The business staff of the MAROON and WHITE plans a subscrip tion campaign for its Christmas issue. Burk row: Oxford, Handelong DeLorenzo, DeRae, Diorio, Haas, Garis, A. Carrescia, Dillman, Schiavone, Stenlake, C. L. Carrescia, Slutter, Reimer. Fran! row: Mr. Bennett, adviserg Menecola, secretary-treasurerg Sabetti, Santo, Bush, business managerg Sandt, Spinato. Caiazzo. Fashions around the clock were featured in a fashion show in june 1952 by home econom- ics students. W Wtemeeted pawn wdtnew Not Quite Such a Goose was presented by the drama class on Parents' Night Nov. 12, 1955 for the entertainment uf, rw., .. of the parents. This was in Jkt E' 's .Y. observance of American Ed- ucation XX'eek. In this one-act comedy sister, Fremount, and brother, Caracio, antics harass mother. Shook. Student director. Nerino, approves the scene. Parents View the combined art, home economics, and manuel arts exhibit in the au- ditorium in june 1952. naacl. S Z aww N' lt en'o Not Quite A Goose 275 parents, who attended Parents' 1311, I y under supervision of Mrs. Margaret Rockwell. Cast takes bow after performance of comedyflhrino, Nerino, Fremount. Shook, LaBar and Caracio. Miss Dorothy Everitt, home economics teacher, supervises the FHA club members as they act as hostesscs on Parents' Night. -- . ,-..l,.WM,,......,.W.. . .W , ,A .Wife 9- Her Majesty, Shirle Mens 'h y L , reigns mar the Sth annual May Dry program held at the park The members of her court are: Owens Vrglxone Smith Prrtthxrtl Stinson Moyscy Hughes Vin Horn trown bearer. 1 U0 ony we Zuni!-l Qefem l commences me be 1rlS The dime cllfedol . n The processxona C65 and the flow-Jervis physical educauo the 'MBV POlefDI?lil's Hazel Bfanch' Q sUPerVlSlOn 0 As has been customary on several occa- sions the former May Queen, Miss Gail Smith. Queen of May for 1951, crowns Miss Shirley Mensch, Queen of May 19- 52. Unfortunately mid-afternoon show- ers abbreviated the remaining events on the program. Z z Z 6 4 a 6 Z 6 e add up to m 01 Nga? Other guests, Joanne MacKintosh, Daniel Pullo, presidentg Miss Mildred Stoddard, advisorg Homer Osborne, Mrs. Donald Rockwell, Donald Rockwell, Mrs. Armon Williams Armon Williams enjoy the after-dinner coffee. As juniors we traveled to Mountain Lake House in the Poconos for our enjoyable junior Banquet. Ideal weather. delicious food. and a cheery atmosphere all ake a memorable junior Banquet. Our guests Mrs. Donald B. Keat, Donald B. Keat, Mrs. . Trever Williams, Trever Williams observe student activities, if M .,. 'ff 4:12 wif' is A nxt Wk, V -twe- z44umJt'wt Two senior high exchange assembly programs and full year schedule were arranged by the Senior High Assembly committee. Audrey jones. chairman ex- plains details for one of the programs. Seated: Shook. Rockwell. Stoddard, Roche. Wynne, J. L. Williams, all fac- ulty advisorsg LaBar, Smith. jones. Slmzdizzgs Keenan. Happel. Eagle Scout rank was conferred on four B.H.S. students during the past two years. On the next page, the merit badge for citizenship earned by Rosato inter- ests LaBar, Pysher, Freeman. The junior High Assembly committee planned the 1952-53 junior high assembly program. Nona Stoddard. cl1ai'rlady. presided at all assembly programs. Sealed: De Cesare. Stinson. Bruch. Reimel and Doney. faculty advisorsg Smith.Berger, Dally. Smzzdifzg: Stoddard. fMissing: Staples, faculty advisorj qfanafza and S aan asian! qecvz with Sf!-fl, Gyflj 6 fo 'Spf r high sgzdflye syn b cards 7 ol of ' r he Na tltlnal NATIONAL Hdnon socnerv I 3 ? Z S W Qi Honor SO E C14 Cty. these 'Ilemb 61-3 Bufk wuz' Messinger, R. La Bar, Gates, secretaryg Parsons, Fraunfelter, Roberts, treasurerg Turtzo Rowe, Lockard. Fmzzz faux' Giovannini Mensch, vice presidentg Eyer Itterly, Datesman. Leigh. president, j. La Bar, jones Pritchard, john Heard, advisor. Singing for enjoyment are these Har- monettes, who sang for several local civic groups this year. The director is Robert Cathcart. Policelli. Stinson, XX'ills, Rader, Stod- dard, Keller, Bray. O P, , WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL BANGOR R.D. 1 Seadafzc ,bzeoewi Through a school jointure would be available needs, interests, am ru ral studen be met These school Bango PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL PORTLAND COLUMBUUS PUBLIC SCHOOL ROSETO ta pacific more modern facilities and as a result the aptitudes of an urban- pnpulation could send students to High School. LINCOLN SCHOOL BANGOR ,Jw-f Burk 1'011'-' Leigh, Pfitfhafd, Turtzo. This group presented ideas of jointure Second wuz' Pullo. Giovannini. to many civic groups in the vicinity. Fran! row: john L. Williams, directorg Gates, Reimer. Standirzg: jones, chairlady. CENTERFIELD SCHOOL MARTINS CREEK EAST BANGOR PUBLIC SCHOOL EAST BANGOR 77ew 0654 cmd ' 06054 A new club formed th' A is year, VARSITY B CLUB, will include letterwinners in all boys' sports. This year it includes all varsity players. Bari wuz' Yannuzzi. A. M. Falcone. D'Ima perio, D'Alessandro. Reed. Sixlh wuz' LaPenna, Pellechia, Fiflh wuz' A. T. Falcone. Finelli, Fuurzfz wuz' D. Wfilliams. secretaryg Muga- vero, Cotturo. Casciano, LaBar. Third mir: Heard, Miller. vice president. Sect-mi row: Rowlands, DeVito. Front wuz' Cinelli, Pullo. presidentg T. Xwilliams, Castellucci. Another new club, the Hunting and Fishin Y Cl b Lt, u , attracts many boys. The outdoors and wild life are their interests. Lai! mum' Taylor, Hill. Powlette. Landry, Hess. Casciano, Goffredo. Serum! wuz' Lee, Bath, Marino, Welser. Ruch. Koehler, G. Seiple, Sullivan, Hanna, Smith. Russo, J. Miller, A. Miller. Parsons, Raph. Capobianco, J. Hill. Firirr row: E. Hower, Ruth, Snyder. R. Hess. Schlavone, T. jones, M. Rice, Kern, Marinelli, A. L. Miller, R. Godshalk. Rouch, B. Reimer Peck Martoui Smz1ding.' Ringo, secretaryg Reed, treasurer, Freeman. vice president, Reddinger, presidentg Paul Wagner, advisor. expand ' wg zagfzam kvwnxviz f'f.q.f'l.i? 55555515 si mavwn mt ' Giim-mrs Mt ,Fmt hui if -4-un 59 4? 12-B section wo f' n irst prize in tnc Christmas decoration contest sponsored by thc Student Council. Seco d ' n pr1zeA1O C h - omcroom Third prize! - 10 B homeroom. One of the mas Dance, highlights of the social calendar was thc Christ sponsored by the junior Class, rc... Installation of officers of this new club. THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMER- ICA. interests all members. Burl? roux' Everitt. aclvisorg Freeman. P, Williams. Evans, Fuls. Houck. Fritz, Hill, Oslin, Oxford. Miller. Buskirk. Pekar, F. Falcone. Reis. Schipps. D. Latterman. Second wuz' M. VC'eidman. Hunt. Jacob. Jones. Yetter. Filingo. Borbas. West. D. Mil- ler. Santee. Pysher, Steinmetz. D. DeMarcantonio. Frey. Sealed: Comunale. song leaderg Antonioli. historiang C. Benn. secretaryg L. Di Marcan- tonio, presidentg Voorhees. vice presidentg S. Benn, treasurerg Ackerman. reporter. This group attended the Farm Show in Harrisburg this year. One of their many projects was making decorative candles during the Chrisamts season. The members made gifts and repaired toys for children in Easton Orphanage. This F.H.A. float won second prize and a second float received honorable mention in the Halloween Parade. The officers of the club were on the float and each represented her part in the organization. NNQMAKER S O qv K' 1 3 ! u- Walla 4' NEW W' 5 fa. at . Ekls? 'nn -vu 1 tip.. 4nn 277 43,5 fda 041 009, 2324 1 f 1. Bari max' jones, Koehler. Freeman, Fisher, Rutt, Dutt. D. LaBar, Vfelser, Fnurfh mum' Kern, VI. Miller, Hess, Rice. Kunlcle, Englert, Barthelomew. Ott, Gotlshalk. Third mum Sandt, E. Stevens. Yetter. jones. Lohman, Kulp, Kachline, Hill, Nicholas. Semrzd wuz' George Ott, advisor, R. Wfilliams. Steinmetz, Lockard, NW. Reimer, Hahn, Jennings, E. Reimer. Counterman, M, W'illiams. Front wuz' I.aBar. sentinelg D. Haas, secretaryg O. Stevens, vice presidentg E. Miller, presidentg Oxford. treasurerg R. Fuls. reporter. The Bangor Chapter of the Future Farmers of America is proud of two American Farmers fone boy out of every 1,000 receives this honorj George Ott, jr. and Elwood Fox, jr. This chapter ranks eighth among the high schools at state level. This year the post of Keystone Farmer was won by four boys. They were: Frank Miller, jr., Paul Loclchard, Orin Stevens, Kenneth Oxford. The additional honor of Regional Star Farmer of Pennsylvania was captured by Miller. W a cc 4 4 'lf 01 5 gg 41 of A CHRISTMAS STORY - Tezbleazzx amz' Combined Choral G'r0ult1,r And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold Blend I0 Create ew Ozzfrtmzding Arrembly of the Year. Picturesque ehurnh windows add to the sacred mood as Joan Shook narrates Biblical passages portraying the Christmas story. And the angel came unto Her, and said, Hail, thou art highly favoured, the Lord is with thee: blessed are thou among women. And when she saw him, she was troubled at his say- ing, and cast in her mind what manner of salutation this should be. --St. Luke 1: 2829 I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall be to all people. fSt. Luke Z: 10 Almrex Madonna portrayed by Phyllis Marinelli. Leff: Angel, Carol Leighg Shep- herds. Joseph Yannurzi, Robert Reed. Pasquale Pellechia. f l A w 1 w GEORGE DQALESSANDRO QIld7'l61'bLlL'k Co-Captain for Stroudsburg, and Slutlngton games. JOSEPH YANNUZZI Gxllulfd Co-Captain for Catasauqua, Wilson, Nazareth. and Pen ..3, an Argyl games. JOSEPH HEARD Semhw dow 0465 End Co-Captain for Wilson game. ROCCO CINELLI Tafkle Co Captam for Northampton and Coplay games. DONALD WfII.LIAMS Hulfburi JAMES ROWLANDS Center Co-Captain for E'Burg game. ROBERT REED Guard DANIEL PULLO Guard Captain for Palme-rton game and Slatandon games. Co- Captain for Slatington game. 76650160664 THOMAS WILLIAMS Tackle Co-Captain for E'Burg and Northampton game. ANTHONY M. FALCONE Halflmfk Co-Captain for Catasauqua game. PASQUALE PELLECHIA Cenler Co-Captain for Coplay game. Varsity ready to go into action for Turkey Day game. ROBERT LA PENNA En ANTHONY T. FALCONE v , '59, its X it End is-5 ,-,Me JOSEPH D'IMPERIO End Co-Captain for Stroudsburg, Nazareth and Pen Argyl games. Varsity listen attentively to Coach Gran- ville Evans as he gives pointers. A.r.riJt- afzt Coach Paul Wagner stands by. Back mum' Anthony, M. Falcone, W Heard, D. Miller, LaBar, T. Williams, Due. D'Allesandro, R. Miller, Cinelli, Parsons, Dally, Pellechia, Anthony T. Falcone, J. Heard, Yannuzzi. Martocci Franz four: Reed, D. Williams, Finelli Stenlake, DeVito, Castelucci, Cotturoj LaPenna, D'Imperio, Pullo, Casciano, Mugavero, Rowlands. Siam Employing a platoon system for the first time, the Slate Pickers of Coach Granville Evans, cavorted on the gridiron for five victories as opposed to as many defeats in the '52 season. Following the initial fray with the Poconos, which we dropped by a close 7-6, platoon- ing put us in high-gear against Catasauqua's Iron-Borough eleven with a 20-14 victory. East Stroudsburg clamped our boys 26-Og while Wilson squeezed us 7-6. In a tough battle we trumpted the Zinc Towners of Palmerton 14-7 and next up-ended Coplay's Maroon 45-6. Outplaying the Moravians of Nazareth High in every department-except scoring-we lost a heart-breaker 7-0. Powerful Northampton out-gunned us 26-19-but the Slaters of Slatington were ham- mered into submission 19-6. Came Turkey Day-and our boys hit-the-tapel' going away as they dumped the Green and White, arch rival, Pen Argyl into the dust -20-6. john L. Williams, junior Varsity Couch, and Paul Wagner, Auirtant Coarb, con- fer with Granville Evans, Head Coach over game statistics. pfatoaw Swim dw 52 deacon Stroudsburg .,.,... Catasauqua .,,,,,,,.. East Stroudsburg ..... Wilson .,,,...,........,. Palmerton ,,....,.. Coplay ......... Nazareth .....A.. Northampton Slatington ...... Pen Argyl ....., WE 6 ..,...2O O 6 i..,n14 ......45 0 ...,..19 ......19 ......20 THEY 7 14 26 7 7 6 7 26 6 6 j.V. Coach, Mr. Williams, directs blackboard drill. Lax! mum' Godshalk, Hess, Raph, Ruggerio, Parsons, jones. Third 1'0'll'.' Martocci, DeFrank, Marinelli, Piccerillo, Trayes. Semnd row: Roberts, Stenlake, De-Franco, Williams, Evans, Warrick. Front row: Kern, Powlette, Campanaro, Farole, Freeman. The junior varsity squad has been a good feeder to the varsity squad. .amz +P' BANGOR CO-CAPTAINS D'lmperio IBI, Yannuzzi QBQ, Case QPAQ, Perry IPAQ, Pen uma mf: u1mum-smmmma,wanmw m1faw a-sm1Qwn1z Argyl Co-Capfains receive pre-game ins+ruc+ions. We'x'e got itg now keep it! -our pep at the annual pre-turkey day pep rally held at the local Bee Hive Youth Center. Bird's eye View of the football stadium at Ban- gor Memorial Park. mum! Zffcwada yleazfazee Hurray! We won, shout the varsity players as they tote Coach Evans at the vic- tory bonfire. wwr.v-'fir-,zrLgwfw,t.w awfmwamwwwvamamnw -, - ,---f t:fw,:-:1,:wwQfmawmm-aanmny e I many entlaarlcwldc aczfdadlfdea Jw Victory smiles by our p e rt cheerleaders: Mensch, Pritchard, captaing Nerino, Wills, Ro- sato, Duvo. fMissing from picture: Miss Doro- thy Pichel, advisorj Wow, another T. D.! exclaims the crowd as they witness the Thanksgiving Game. ' 'miie Mig! GEORGE D'ALESSANDRO Games played---21 Total pointsf53 ROBERT EGBERT Games played-2 I Total points-172 JOSEPH HEARD Games played-19 Total points-274 NEW RECORD Most points varsity career--597 Most foul goals for one season-98 Most foul goals in a single game-11 Most points second jayvee and varsityA759 Holds single game scoring record-45 Holds single game field goal record-19 Voted to the first five of Lehigh-Northampton County League All- Star Team. Ut 464404 VARSITY SCORES AMES ROWLANDS I Games played-21 Total points-307 NEXW RECORD Most points per Season-307 Dec Dec' Dee. Dec Dec Dec jan, jim. lan. jan. jan. jan, Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb BeSt average per seasongl-4.6 tl' League games WE THEY 2 fStroudSburg ,,,,, ,.,....SS 6 1 50 5 -Alumni ,SS,,., ...,..,,, 4 6 37 9 SStroudSburg ..... ...e,,,,, 5 1 46 12'kfCopl11y ,,,,..,....S.SS, ......... 5 O 65 16,'ffE. Stroudsburg ..,.. .,,,,.,,, 6 8 51 l9'l'fNz1zaretl1 .,,..r,..,., ........, 4 9 60 6XfParkland ..,r .,,. ...,..,.. 4 7 65 154:-XXfilSOn ,,,,,,,,,,,., ...,,,,., 6 0 58 16 4Pl1illipSburg .rr,,.r. ,,...,... 4 8 44 207'-Fountain Hill ..,.., ,.,,..... 7 7 91 23,14-Hellertown ...l..... 71 63 2672-Pen Argyl .,.,, ,,r,..,,, 5 5 48 Slbakifloplay ,,,,,, ,rr,,l.rl 5 5 70 6'l'fNazareth .r,.r, ......... 6 O 51 10:kfPt1rklaml .,.,..... ,.....,.. 6 1 62 133319011 Argyl ,,,r,r, ,,,,,..ll 5 8 44 17?-Wilson .,,,.r...,r,.... ..l,..... 8 2 75 1814-E. Stroudsburg ,,,,,,, ,rl,,,,., 6 0 46 20 -Phillipsburg ,.,..,l. w...,..e. 4 2 49 24 c-Fountain Hill ,.,... ......,,, 6 5 66 271'-Hellertown ,,,,i,i ......... 5 9 S6 JOSE PH D'IMPERIO Games played-20 Total points-100 ,S-u 1x Varsity basketball players smile after 1952-55 record. Bark faux' D'Imperio, Wynne, Heard, Rowlands, Egbert, Voorhees, john Heard, Coach, Fwzn writ: Houck. assistant managerg jones, managerg Pysher, D'Ales- sandro. Miller, LaBar. Bangor Highs varsity basketball reached its peak this past year. Though missing title heights in league competition by the barest of margins, Bangor High still showed supremacy by winning 15 games and losing 8 games. In the first half of play, Coach John Heard's boys finished in a tie for fourth place winning 4 and losing 4. In the second half of the race, the Maroon and Wluite were ever dangerous. Despite an epidemic of the flu among the squad they barely missed title aspirations, winning 5 games and losing 3 to finish' in a tie for third place. Two sin- gle point losses to Parkland and Fountain Hill in this second half prevented the Slaters from achieving a tie for the top posi- tion. Top achievements throughout the year included double wins over Stroudsburg, an independent foe, the first in annals of their relationship. Wins over Wilson and Hellertown repre- sented the first in 19 years over those adversaries. Many factors attributed to this successful record of 15 teams scoring records broken and several individual scoring records smashed. The team scored a total of 1223 points. Wczwdfq mea-died Dllmperio is up in the air for a jump shot as Pysher starts for rebound. twin, . 904 u.....4 .,.., :ffl ,,6.. X , , I L ., ., 3003 ,Q E Wx iw? ff : L L5 r,. ig . ,kk . nj. 'Iv I 3 W fin fi' 'F'-Q, 5 5 1225 -if QPF 9512215 X519 -if :H 5 vs W' .9 if fi -Q7 ig in i W 5 fx, MAX 5 L 'Me lm '38 Eisenhart and Hill are on their toes as they try to gain possession of the ball from Phillipsburg Parochial for- Ward. WE THEY Washington ...,v,. 55 41 Phillipsburg .,s.,i .,s. Parochial ,,,,,,, ,,,.,,, 1 9 56 Phillipsburg .,..,. .r,, Parochial ....... ,,,,..w 2 9 43 Washington .,r,.. ,,,,,,, 4 5 48 Fountain Hill ...r. r,,,,,, 2 9 48 Fountain Hill ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 3 2 42 Bangor's DeCesare looks for a receiver as she avoids the opposing guards. Girls' basketball returned to Bangor High Schools' list of interscholastic sports after an absence of 17 years. The return was initiated by the girls who showed much enthusiasm in the sport. The team, under the coaching of Mrs. Hazel Branch, displayed continued progress through the season. Maroon and White Lassies renew interscholastic girls' basketball Back faux' Outland, Brumbach. Carrescia. Basso. Lee, Chamberlin. Honey, Menhen- nitt, Dweleski, Parsons, Fenner, Rasely, DeFranco. Bray. Smith. Second row: Henning. Hill, Hancock, Mrs. Hazel Branch, coachg Mazza, jones. De- Cesare. From row: Renaldo, Spinato, Eisenhart. G. Heard. Turtzo, captaing M. Heard. dm .fade cmd -14445641 Nazareth Belvidere Nazareth Coplay . Wilson , Parkland Fountain East 'Burg .,..,,,, ,,,,,, Pen Argyl ,.,,,. Pen Argyl ....., Hellertown ,..,,, ,,,,,, Belvidere J. Martocci use s boarding house reach in attempt to put out opposing player. A powerful serving is taken as Yannuzzi fouls it off. The baseball season 1952 was more successful than preceding years, for we won four games this year. Veteran pitching and good fielding gave us a team that showed improvement over teams of the past two years. A. M. Falcone comes to a stop after slashing a mighty triple. Too bad! Better luck next next time! Stenlake hopes! Bark row: La Bar, managerg Yannuzzi, Egbert, Falcone, Happel, M. Martocci, Cruver, Drexler, Williams, Raph, David Thomas, coach. From raw: D'Imperio, D'Ale-ssandro, J. Martocci, Castellucci, Miller, Schoonover, Sei- ple, Stenlake. tMissing from picture, Taylorj i Misa! 1 Q'l'1v,wF 'WfS 5973 1 1'5K1i K ii 5W553g- Q ' 11,4361 gl. H259 72466 7am male M52 eecwm Xlefhla' Bail .thy Pe . La XCmusS- Sim kcwfe' R Casdagw. ' Sxng QQOUX P lc M15 Asml ' s. K . Gleinih G9 blew- Master Bar C0aChbeYra0k- Els g. vm Vt Gmane- anditf 'Q Yvsyreb Kneflmg' Track, one of the most recent sports at Bangor High School, continued Competition with Wilson, Parkland, and Nazareth in dual track meets. Pellechia, Pysher, Masters, Sherman QNJ LaBor, Sherman QNQ starting one mile run in Nazareth- Bangor track meet. Lulinr placed second in this event. SHIRLEY MENSCHAMIIQ' Queen Of 1952 and voted JOAN SHOOK Nlmf Avlire JOSEPH DTNIPERIO Beau! fifbfale cwozdte ANTHONY M. FALCONE M011 H fzzzdmwe JEAN PRITCHARD Mm! Pfipllfzll' Girl DANIEL PULLO N101 e Popnfar Bay 5 -QQ-Q M. N-...,,,m: x P 'aw SHIRLEY ANN MESSINGER Gag ell DIVONA GATES Mm! Afzzbifjom MARY jo TURTZO M011 Diguified DONALD WILLIAMS M051 Ofmfazzdizzg Boy CAROL LEIGH Max! Ollljfzllldflig Girl I Wim ?aao'uJ1fe 79 ANNA MAE DIORIO Mar! C0-opernlife BENJAMIN ALBERT M051 Dependable Boy MARIE GIOVANNINI Mon Dependable Girl ANTOINETTE CAIAZZO Mon Pezize BERT HORVATH Mart Smdiow fMissing from picturej SHIRLEY ONJACK Wizriefz Gif-I ROCCO CINELLI Tall Tale Teller ALFRED HONEY IVIIIIEJI Boy ELWOOD STEINMETZ Skye!! -nummgwz 1, Lf .uf 3 ,Wm fu 44.44 Awww Oafmiaddfumw' Zak! 'Head u ' I I BENJAMIN WESLET' ALBERT College BEIHIJ Bangor ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- er I: Microscope 33 junior Au- dubon 3g Visual Aid 5. 4: Student Counril 43 Senior Play 4. PLANS: college JAMES ELXVOOD ALBERT College Poke Bangor ACTIVITIES: Model Aviation 1: Chess and Checker 1: Photo- graphy 2: German 3. SPORTS: Football 2, 3. PLANS: Wfork XVILLIAITI GEORGE AMY College Bill XX'ashington Township ACTIVITIES: Microscope 31 Hunting and Fishing treasurer 3: junior Audubon president 35 I-Iomeroom secretary and treasurer 4. PLANS: Work ARNOI o ROBERT AIIIQRBACH RICHARD PRICE BASKVVILL General Arnold College Difk Bangor Bangor ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3. vice er 1. 2: Mixed Chorus 2. 5. 4g president 4g Photography 2g Photo Staff 2. 5. 4. Mixed Chorus 3. 4- PLANS: College PLANS: College CAROL D. BENN Home Economics Carol XX'ashington Township ACTIVITIES: Homeroom treas- urer 1, secretary 4g Future Nurse's secretary 3: Art 33 FHA 4. PLANS: Vifork 544: Za-:gm Zaman, cmd Ewen to at aan fz mation cw OLOA BORBAS Emiuii LOUISE Busi-i Home Fronomirs Olga Business Emmy Lower Mt Bethel Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES Art3 l'l'lA 4 ACTIVITIES: SLATE 51 MA' PLANS Wfork ROON and VUHITE business manager 4g Student Council 4. PLANS: Civil Service bookkeeper We VINCENT DON CARACIO General Vinnie Roseto ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- er lg Hi-Y 25 Teacher Guid- ance Committee 3g GRADU- ATE 4g Senior Play 4. PLANS: College ANTOINETTI5 R. CAIAZZO Business Dollj East Bangor ACTIVITIES: Art 5g Orpheus 43 SLATE 3g MAROON and XWHITE 4. PLANS: Business work R na, S+ NM., CARMELLA JOAN CARRESCIA College Carry jo Roseto ACTIVITIES: Homeroom treas- urer Zg Orpheus 2, 3, 4g Dra- ma 3g Future Nurses 4. PLANS: Nursing school CARMELLA LOU CARRESCIA Business Carm Roseto Roseto ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Ig Li- brary 3, 4g Commercial 3, 4: MAROON and WHITE 4. PLANS: Work ANNETTE RosE CARRESCIA Business Annelle MAROON and WHITE 4. PLANS: Work ACTIVITIES: Outdoor 1: Li- brary 3, 4: Commercial 3, 4: Rocco PHILIP CINELLI College Rock Bangor ACTIVITIES: Forest Fire Fight- ers 2g Hi-Y 3: German 33 Hunting and Fishing 4:' Pho- tography 4: Visual Aid 4. SPORTS: Baseball 2, 3, 4g Foot- ball I, 2, 5, 43 Track 2. PLANS: College We-aydw A V, ,V .. ' CONNIE ANITA CISTONE LUCY COMUNALE JEAN IONA CORY Bl1Sirl6SS Cowie Home Economics Lou Business jgmmig Rosfto Lower Mt. Bethel Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Homeroom Secre- ACTIVITIES: Art 2, 3, secretary ACTIVITIES: Outdoor 1: f2fY 13 SLATE 33 Library 3, 4: FHA 4. SLATE 2g Commercial 3. 43 GRADUATE UCHSIJICI 4- PLANS: Work PLANS: Business work PLANS: Business college MM ' eleweiwawzs 044 ROBERT JAMES COUNTERMAN TERRY LEE CRUVER GEORGE D'ALESSANDRO Agriculture Coznzternztm Industrial foe College Greek Washington Township Upper Mt. Bethel Bangor ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 PLANS: Work in atrade ACTIVITIES: Band 1. Hi-Y 35 Mixed Chorus 4. SPORTS: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: SPORTS: Baseball 1, 2, 5, Track Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Basketball 1. 1, 2, 3, 4. PLANSQ Wgfk PLANS: College 1 MARY JANE DILLMAN JOSEPH D,IMPERIO ANNA MAE DIORIO Business Mary jane College junior BUSINESS Anna Mae Lower Mt. Bethel Roseto Roseto ACTIVITIES: Library 3, 4: SPORTS: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, ACTIVITIES: Library 2, 3, 4: SLATE 33 MAROON and Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Visual Aid 2: Commercial 3, WHITE 4, Homeroom secre- 1, 2, 3, 4. 4: MAROON and WHITE 4. tary 4: Commercial 4. PLANS: College PLANS: Work PLANS: Business work ' . I I :usda tie adawneiop a Staddcvzd, we winged 074-4 7144001 7w66c 66444 2' was tam dope :wud RICHARD LLOYD DODD College Dirk Bangor ACTIVITIES: Visual Aid 2, 3, 4g Student Council 2g Micro- scope 32 Iunior Audubon 3g b0n 3. Senior Play 4. PLANS: College HARVEY JORDAN DRURY Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Visual Aid 3, 4: Microscope 3: Junior Audu- PLANS: College College Huwey PHILIP ARNOLD DUE Industrial Pb!! Wfashington Township ACTIVITIES: Model Aviation lg Hi-Y 2. 3g Student-Teacher Guidance 3. PLANS: Navy Lois ANN DUTT ROBERT EGBERT BuSir1CSS Duff College Eggie B21I'lgOI' Banggf ACT I V I T I E 52 OUfll00f 13 ACTIVITIES: Photography 2, 3, SLATE 3Q Orpheus 33 Mixed 4: Homeroom treasurer 1. Cl'10rL1S 3. 4- SPORTS: Basketball 2, 3, 4, PLANS: Business Work Baseball 2, 5, 4, PLANS: College KATHERINE JOAN EMRICK Business Kalhy Bangor ACTIVITIES: Outdoor lg Orph- eus 2, 3: Commercial 3: GRADUATE 4: Library 3, 4. PLANS: Civil Service Typist eazadkeddng aawetfaea ae cw dnddaddwalf Zim af 3715 ROBERT F. EVERETT ANTHONY MICHAEL FALCONE ANTHONY T. FALCONE General Bob Industrial Tony General Pedone Bangor Bangor Bangor ACTIVITIES: Visual Aid 2, 3: ACTIVITIES: Hunting and Fish- ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- Homeroom vice president 4. ing 4: Art 4. er 2. SPORTS: Track lg Basketball 1. SPORTS: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Foot- SPORTS: Football 4. PLANS: Work ball 2, 3, 4. PLANS: Business PLANS: Navy DOROTHY EVE FALCONE Business Dollie Bangor ACTIVITIES: Outdoor 1: Orph- eus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 2, 53 SLATE 33 Commercial 4: Mixed Chorus 5, 4. PLANS: Secretarial work IONATIUS CHARLES FARINO College Iggy Roseto ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 3: For- est Fighters 2g Homeroom president 1. PLANS: College DELORES JOAN FILINGO Home Economics Dee Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Drama 1: Visual Aid 2: Art 33 FHA 4. PLANS: Receptionist we 'mdoed jamaica Za Judd cuz 7 Mwagi tie MARY LOUISE Fox College Mary Lou Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Orpheus pianist 2, 3, 4: Homeroom secretary 2: Future Nurses 3: president 4. PLANS: Nursing school BETTY MAYOLA FRAUNFELTER Business Beit Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Orpheus 2, 3: Stu- dent Council 3g SLATE 34 Homeroom vice president 4: Honor Society 4. PLANS: Civil Service typist BLAINE FRUTCHEY Agriculture Blame Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Visual Aid 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2, vice president 3, 4: Student Council 4: Student Guidance 3. PLANS: Farmer BURTON CHARLES FRUTCHEY College BWI Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- er 1: junior Honor Society 13 Photography 2: Hi-Y 3: Ger- man 3: Drama 3: Senior Play 4. SPORTS: Track 1g JV Basket- ball 2. PLANS: College ROSALINDA JOANNE FREMOUNT College Linda Bangor ACTIVITIES: Outdoor lg Dra- ma 1, 2: Band 2, 3, 4: SLATE 2, associate editor 3: Drama vice president 4, MAROON and WHITE 4: Senior play 4: GRADUATE 4: Art club sec- retary 2. PLANS: College GAIL ARLENE FULS Business Gail Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Orpheus 3, 4: Commer- cial 3, 4. PLANS: Beauty culture school adm? af 7459, ' , F M4 PM RUSSELL LAWRENCE FULS Agriculture Fulfie Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 33 re- porter 4g Homeroom secretary 1, 2, 4, Visual Aid 3, 4. PLANS: College GERALDINE GRACE GARIS Business Gerry Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Library 3, 4g SLATE 3: MAROON and WHITE 4: Commercial 4. PLANS: Business work DIVONA MARIE GATES Business Susie Washington Township ACTIVITIES: SLATE associate editor 3g Senior Honor Society 3, secretary 4g GRADUATE senior editor 4g Commercial treasurer 4. SPORTS: Basketball student man- ager 4. PLANS: Business college for teaching K' MARIE V. GIOVANNINI Business Marie Bangor ACTIVITIES: Homeroom presi- dent 1, treasurer 2, 3, Outdoor 1g Drama secretary 1, 2, 33 Mixer Chorus 2, 33 Orpheus 2, 33 Class treasurer 3, 45 Com- mercial 3, president 45 SLATE 35 MAROON and WHITE 4. PLANS Secretarial work DANIEL M. HAAS Agriculture Daniel Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: EEA 1, 2, 5, 4g Visual Aid 2, 3, treasurer 4g Mixed Chorus 43 Homeroom president 2, 3. PLANS: Armed Forces GLORIA MAY HAAs Business Gloria Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Photography treas- urer 2: Commercial 3, histor- ian 4g MAROON and WHITE 4. PLANS: Secretary 74a efdddf Halma, Que cmd Quia! JOHN C. HAHN Agriculture johnny Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 4, treas- urer 3, Class vice president 2, Homeroom president 4. PLANS: Farming dwamaddp DARWYN EDWIN HAPPEL College Darwyn Bangor ACTIVITIES: Homeroom vice president 1, president 2, treas- urer 3g Photography 2, 3, pres- ident 4g GRADUATE 4. SPORTS: Baseball 3, 4, Track 2, Basketball 1, 2. PLANS: College I JOSEPH HENRY HEARD College foe Bangor ACTIVITIES: Visual Aid 2. SPORTS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. PLANS: College GLENN FRANKLIN HESTER College Glenn Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Homeroom treas- urer 1, president 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Visual Aid 3, 4, Micro- scope 3, Junior Audubon 3, Class treasurer 2. PLANS: College or farming MARWOOIJ KENNETH HILL Industrial Hilly East Bangor ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, Hunt- ing and Fishing 3, 4. PLANS: Navy ALFRED JOHN HONEY III General Alfie john Bangor ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- er 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Photo- graphy 2, Hi-Y 3, 4. SPORTS: Football 1. PLANS: Refrigeration repairman am! Zeilaw 7m Pace, me einem fl, Zig H444 df '53 SHIRLEY GAIL HOPPER Business Happy Bangor ACTIVITIES: Art 1, 2. 3: Out- door lg Library 35 Mixed Cho- rus I, 2: Orpheus 33 MA- ROON and WHITE 4. PLANS: Secretary MICHAEL A. HORN Agriculture Mike Bangor ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2. 3. 43 Hunting and Fishing 5, 4: Mixed Chorus 4. PLANS: Work on farm BERTALAN HORVATI-I College Bert Bangor R.D. 1 ACTIVITIES: I-Ii-Y 2, 3: Chess and Checker 2: Photography 3. 4: German, president 3, 4: Microscope, president 4, PLANS: College EDWARD WILLIAM HOWER GEORGE FRANKLIN HOWER JOAN ELEANOR HUGHES Industrial Ed Industrial Barlow Business f04 ie Bangor East Bangor Bangor ACTIVITIES: junior Honor So- ACTIVITIES: Hunting and Fish- ACTIVITIES: Commercial 3, 4. ciety 1: Aviation 1: Photogra- ing 33 Homeroom vice presi- PLANS: Secretarial work phy 2. dent 4. PLANS: Navy PLANS: Navy W. ag me mzdafz em came domain? at 74e Smal minding wdtd Me Seadofw at ROBERT WILLIAM EARLE R. JENNINGS SHIRLEY ANN JENNINGS HUMPHREYS Agriculture Earle College Shirley Ggngfal Bob Washington Township Washington Township Bangor ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 ACTIVITIES: Drama 2, 3 ACTIVITIES: Mixed Chorus I, sentinel 3g Hunting and Fish- SLATE 2g MAROON and 2, 45 Band Junior High 2 ing 3. WHITE 43 Senior Play 4 yeafsg Band I, 2, Secretary 3, PLANS: Farming Orpheus 4g Mixed Chorus 4 President 4- PLANS: College AUDREY ANN JONES College Audrey Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Student Council 13 Band 1, 23 junior Honor So- ciety president 13 SLATE 33 Library 3, secretary 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Orpheus 33 Senior Honor Society 3, 43 MAROON and WHITE editor-in-chief 43 Assembly Committee 43 Senior Play 4: GRADUATE 4g Senior Assembly Committee Chair- ITIHD. PLANS: College AUDREY Lois KUNKLE Business Kunl: Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Commercial 3, 4. PLANS: Business College CLARENCE ARTHUR LABAR Agriculture Curly Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 35 FFA 1, 2, 3, sentinel 4g Hunting and Fishing president 33 Mixed Chorus 4. PLANS: Farmer II , , n If aqafwlwwziefaw, cmd S tame Hat '.4'm6e7fau4e JANICE ELAINE LABAR Business jun Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Drama 1, treasurer 35 Orpheus 2, 35 Mixed Cho- rus 45 SLATE 35 Commercial 45 Honor Society 4. PLANS: Business work JOANNE MAE LABAR Business joamze East Bangor ACTIVITIES: Orpheus 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 3, 45 Homeroom vice president 3, treasurer 45 SLATE 35 Commercial 45 Hon- or Society 4. PLANS: Secretarial work ROBERT JOSEPH LAPENNA Industrial Ribbezr Bangor ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- er 1, 25 Forest Fighters 25 Hi-Y 3. SPORTS: Football 2, 3, 4. PLANS: College ARTHUR ELMER LEE MARGARET ESTHER LEE CAROL ANN LEIGH General Art Business Peggy Business Carolee Bangor Bangor Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Hunting and Fish- ACTIVITIES: Student-teacher ACTIVITIES: Orpheus 2, 35 ing 35 Hi-Y 45 Art 4. Guidance Committee 2. Girls' Ensemble 2, 35 Drama PLANS: Work PLANS: Work president 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Homeroom president 2, 3: Commercial 45 SLATE as- sociate editor 35 Senior Honor Society 3, president 45 Class vice president 35 GRADUATE editor-in-chief 4. PLANS: Nursing school 2715 6 ed-med tie nam-pq af Me and 'Zahn ELIZABETH R. LIQUORI Business Bezzy Roseto ACTIVITIES: Outdoor Ig Stu- dent Council 23 Library 3: Mixed Chorus 5, 4: Orpheus 33 Commercial 4: SLATE 3. PLANS: Singing PAUL A. LOCKARD Agriculture Paul Lower St. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3. 4, secretary 3: Honor Society 3, 45 Student council 3: Mixed Chorus 43 Homeroom secre- tary 3. PLANS: Vifork on father's farm JOSEPH MARTOCCI College joey Roseto ACTIVITIES: Photography 2, 3, 4, vice president 2, 3: Visual Aid 2, 3. 4: Microscope, presi- dent 3g Homeroom vice presi- dent 2, president 3. SPORTS: Baseball 1, 3, 4. PLANS: College EARL FRANKLIN MENSCH SHIRLEY BELLE MENSCI-I Agriculture Emkie Business Mezzycfa Upper Mt. Bethel Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1. 2, 3, 4: ACTIVITIES: Student Council lg Hunting and Fishing 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4. PLANS: Merchant Marines Homeroom secretary 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4g Orph- eus 23 Class secretary 2, 3, 4: SLATE 3: MAROON and XVHITE 4: Commercial 3. 4: Drama 1: Cheerleader 3, 4 Honor Society 4. PLANS: Secretarial work SHIRLEY ANN MEss1NGEIt College Sam Xwashington Township ACTIVITIES: Visual Aid lg Band 1. 2, 3: junior Honor Society Ig Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Orpheus 2. 3, 4g Girls' En- semble 3g GRADUATE busi- ness manager 4: Honor Society 4: Homeroom secretary 1. PLANS: Nursing pp I! wen ide and Whle at tie 6:6 MARTHA LETSON MILLE-R Business Mart Bangor ACTIVITIES: Outdoor 1, 2: Vis- ual Aid 2: SLATE 3: MA- ROON and WHITE 4g Com- mercial 4g Band I, 2, 3, 4. PLANS: Telephone operator wt MARY LOUISE MILLER Business Mary Lou Bangor ACTIVITIES: Outdoor secretary 1, 2: Visual Aid 2, 3, 43 Com- mercial 4g Band I, 2, 3, 4. PLANS: Telephone operator DONALD RICHARD MILLER College Hap ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 2, 3. SPORTS: Football 2: Basketball 2. PLANS: Air Force FRANK B. MILLER, JR. Agriculture Frank Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, report- er 3, president 43 Student Council 3: Homeroom treasur- er 43 Hunting and Fishing 3. PLANS: Farming BEVERLY ANN NERINO College Bev Bangor ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2: Cheer- leader 3, 4g Outdoor lg Dra- ma Ig Orpheus 33 Visual Aid 2: Library 2, 3: Student-teacher Guidance 2g Mixed Chorus 35 GRADUATE faculty editor 4: SLATE 2, 35 Honor Society secretary 1. PLANS: Nursing school CAROLINE GRACE NITTLE College Carolizze East Bangor ACTIVITIES: Art Ig Homeroom secretary 3. PLANS: College We adidas! wild ide gay Zim- cm ,T',' P My I, -li' Wi YN? S ,Lint AEN I XX D.-gg !l i J-Wt !7Zfdfk ' ' ti egg Hr-:pry 353lf?Ti?taS11rfQIgl3.t2l5 4 CQADUAT ll l.xLiiBi3't.Tlavel. illilal I A :P I ff' W I VIRGINIA LOUISE OTT Business Gizzzzie L'pper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Photography 25 Commercial 3, 4. PLANS: Business MARY ANITA OVUENS Business Allila Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Homeroom treas- urer 1. president 3g Drama lg Orpheus 2, 33 Girls' Ensemble Zg Band 5, 45 GRADUATE, typing editor 4. PLANS: Business KENNETH OXFORD Agriculture Kenny Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FEA 1, 2, 3, treasurer 43 Hunting and Fish- ing 55 Mixed Chorus 4. PLANS: Farming LARRY BERNARD PARSONS College Larry East Bangor ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2. 3, stu- dent director 4g Honor Soci- ety 4, PLANS: College HARRY EUGENE PECK College Petey Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Hunting and fish- ing 3. PLANS: Armed service :Yaoi ew Zane dy dam an aw: 772. PAsQUAi.E STEPHEN PELLECHIA College Paz XVashington Township ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 2, 3: Hunt- ing and Fishing 3. SPORTS: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3. PLANS: Navy FRANK PINTO Industrial Chick Bangor ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y 2, 35 Home- room treasurer 4. PLANS: Navy JOHN ANTHONY PINTO Industrial john Bangor ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- er 1: Hi-Y 2, 3: Homeroom president 4. SPORTS: Football 2. PLANS: Navy 3 , 5 . '1..,,.-fx JEAN PRITCHARD Business jean Bangor ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Out- door 1: Drama 1: I-Iomeroom president 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Orpheus 2, 3: SLATE 3: Commercial secretary 4: GRADUATE, sports editor 4: AA secretary 4: Honor Society 4: Cheerleader 2, 35 captain 4. PLANS: Secretarial work DANIEL THOMAS PULLO Business Danny XY'ashington Township ACTIVITIES: Homeroom vice president lg Drama 1: Class president 2, 3, 4: AA vice pres- ident 3, president 4: Varsity B president 4. SPORTS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Basketball 1. PLANS: College RAY VANNATTA PYSHER College R115 Bangor ACTIVITIES: Art 2, 3, 4: Vis- ual Aid 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Mic- roscope vice president 3: MA- ROON and VUHITE 4. SPORTS: Track 3. PLANS: Work Om Waciceo yhdaed tagetim an tie .aazgdng af ' male MICHAEL PAUL REALO College Pamp Bangor ACTIVITIES: Band I, 2, 3g For- est Fighters 2: German 3. SPORTS: Intramural Wrestling 3g Track 2, 3, 4: Football 3. PLANS: College RUTH E. REIMER Business Ruthie Bangor ACTIVITIES: I-Iomeroom secre- tary lg Library 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus Zg Orpheus 2. 3: Band 3, 4: Student Council 3. PLANS: Office work ROBERT HARRY REED Industrial Reedy Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Homeroom vice president 1: Chess and Check- er 2: Hunting and Fishing 3: Drama treasurer 4. SPORTS: Football 3, 43 Track 2. PLANS: Navy WILLIAM PAUL REIMER Agriculture Bill Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Hunting and Fishing 3, 4. PLANS: Farming ERNST AUGUST REIMER Agriculture Strelrh Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Hunting and Fishing 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4. PLANS: College OLEAN M. REMAGEN Business Oleun Bangor ACTIVITIES: Orpheus 2: Li- brary 3: Homeroom treasurer 3: Commercial 3, 4. PLANS: Secretarial work O dm: maya Za S -L we 66444 D44 LOUISE ROBERTS Business IVeaJie Bangor ACTIVITIES: Library 35 Stu- dent-Teacher G u i cl a n C e 35 GRADUATE 45 Commercial 45 Homeroom president 45 Honor Society 4. PLANS: Office work ONOFRIO BRUNO SABATINE College Nerf Roseto ACTIVITIES: Homeroom vice president 1, 2, 35 Forest Fight- ers 2. PLANS: College NICHOLAS P. ROSATO College Nick Bangor ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 25 For- est Fighters 25 junior Audubon 35 Visual Aid 35 Microscope 35 Homeroom president 2. SPORTS: Football 25 Track 3. PLANS: College ROBERT R. SALTERN College Bob Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Band 1, 2, 33 Stu- dent Council vice president 3. SPORTS: Baseball 1, 25 Track 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2. PLANS: Air Force JAMES RONALD ROWLANDS College Flarla Bangor ACTIVITIES: Chess and Check- er 15 Visual Aid 2, 33 Photo- graphy 2, 3g Homeroom vice president 45 Varsity B 4, treas- urer 3. SPORTS: Baseball 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4- PLANS: College LAWRENCE G. SCHIAVONE Business Larry Roseto PLANS: Business work 144 S ' we Imwaded ' af dddddf RITA BEATRICE SCHIAVONE Business Rim Roseto ACTIVITIES: Commercial 3, vice president 4: Library 3, 4: MAROON and WHITE 4. PLANS: Secretarial work BLAINE DONALD SEIPLE General Blaine Bangor ACTIVITIES: Hunting and Fish- ing 5, 4. SPORTS: Baseball 2, 3: Foot- ball 1, 2. PLANS: Work JOANNE V. SHOOK College joan Bangor ACTIVITIES: Outdoor lg Dra ma lg Homeroom treasurer 1 Orpheus 25 Mixed Chorus 2 Library 3, president 43 Stu- dent-Teacher Guidance com mittee 33 GRADUATE activi ties editor 43 Senior Assembly committee secretary 43 Senior Play 4. PLANS: Receptionist ROBERT FREDERICK SHORT College Shorty Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Visual Aid 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. PLANS: Mechanic LUCILLE DOMENICA SPINATO Business Spin Roseto ACTIVITIES: Homeroom presi- dent 1, vice president 2g Out- door lg Visual Aid 2: Com- mercial 3g MAROON and WHITE 4. PLANS: Work Erwooo C. STEINMETZ Agriculture Red Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Hunting and Fishing 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 4. PLANS: Work 1 an edward memafadea 4 time Wczllhwed Walla ORIN JAMES STEVENS Agriculture Orin Lower Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: FFA 1, 2, 3, vice president 4: Hunting and Fish- ing 3: Hi-Y 5g Homeroom vice president 4. PLANS: Farm work MARILYN DAWN STILES College Mafilyz Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Band 2, 3. PLANS: Undecided SHIRLEY MARIE STOCKER Business Shirley Bangor ACTIVITIES: Outdoor lg Or- pheus Zg Commercial 3, 4: Li- brary 3g I-Iomeroom vice pres- ident 3. PLANS: Secretary . GRACE ELAINE TEEL Business Gracie Washington Township ACTIVITIES: Commercial 3, 4. PLANS: Secretarial work RICHARD THOMAS STOCKER General Dirk Vifashington Township ACTIVITIES: Hunting and Fish- ing 3, 4. PLANS: Work MARY JOSEPHINE TURTZO College Marj jo Bangor ACTIVITIES: SLATE 2, assist- ant art editor 3: Senior Play 4g junior Honor Society 1: Sen- ior Honor Society 3, 4: Band 1, 2. 35 Outdoor 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Orpheus 2: ,GRADUATE art editor 4: MAROON and WHITE 4. SPORTS: Basketball 4. PLANS: College We oapmzed memafulea eadti tie 61444496 4 Swan ,ecazmea JOAN MARIE VAN NORMAN OLGA MAE VOORI-IEES DONALD WAYNE WILLIAMS Business joan Home Economics Olga Mae Business Pele Bangor Bangor Bangor ACTIVITIES: Art 1, 2: Library ACTIVITIES: Art 1, 2. 3, pres- ACTIVITIES: Homeroom presi- 3: Commercial 33 GRADU- ident 4: Library 33 FHA vice dent 13 Visual Aid 2, 3, 4: ATE 4. president 4. Class vice president 4g Stu- PLANS: Receptionist PLANS: College dent Council president 4. SPORTS: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Secretary of Varsity B 3, 4. PLANS: Navy A. KATHLEEN MARIE WILLIAMS Business Kathleen Roseto ACTIVITIES: Library 33 SLATE 33 Commercial 4. PLANS: Business work ROBERT H. WILLIAMS Agriculture Willie Upper Mt. Bethel ACTIVITIES: Hunting and Fish- ing secretary 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. SPORTS: Track 2, 3. PLANS: Farm work THOMAS D. WILLIAMS College Tom Roseto ACTIVITIES: Homeroom vice president lg Hi-Y 3. SPORTS: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball manager 2g Football 1, 2, 3, 4. PLANS: College GAIL EILEEN WISE General Gail Washington Tovtnslmip ACTIVITIES: Commercial 3, 4: Homeroom secretary 3. PLANS: Work JOSEPH YANNUZZI College joe Bangor ACTIVITIES: Hunting and Fish- ing 4. SPORTS: Baseball 2, 3, 43 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, manager 2. PLANS: College Dageianm mme and a 4 tmelae-yearn ' Senior class officers discuss sale of football tags and programs to boost funds. Williams, vice president: Giovannini, treasurer, Miss Mildred Stoddard, advisor: Mensch, secretary, Pullo, president. MEMORABLE SENIOR EVENTS DATE EVENT PLACE April 24 junior-Senior Prom Farm Show Building june 5 Senior Banquet P06000 MQHOI june 7 Baccalaureate Service Auditorium-the address delivered Items In The Ledger given by Reverend J. O. Reagle, Minister of the Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church, Stone Church. June 9 Class Day Dinner at Mountain Lake House, Marshall's Creek. J'-me 11 Commencement Auditorium-with speaker Dr. Allen S. Meck, President of Theological Seminary of Reformed Synod, Franklin and Marshall College. Wah aff Zo all C044 mppazted we Thanks to the many gracious and co-operative business firms and citizens of Bangor and vicinity who have contributed to the 1953 edition of THE GRADUATE. The staff of this book and the students of Bangor High School wish to express their sincere appre- ciation to those establishments and individuals who have helped to make this expanded yearbook possible. It was a pleasure to deal with each of you. We hope that the acquaintances made in our business contacts with you will serve to strengthen the relationships between this high school and the citizens of Bangor and all the neighboring communities. TEXTILES ARE A MAJOR INDUSTRY IN BANGOR BLUE RIDGE TEXTILE, famous for WILLIAM WINKLER'S fabrics, pro- duces clofh such as coffon, rayons, nylons, and orlons. From fhese maferials are made men's and women's gloves, blouses, underwear, dresses, and handbags. In ifs employ are 450 men and women. 40 per cenf of whom were en- gaged for a period of fen years or more. These are offered Group Insurance, Hospifal Plan, and Profif-Sharing Plan. All who share fhese privileges are happy fo be a parf of fhe BLUE RIDGE family. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY CAR DEALERS SUPPLY COMPANIES Die'l'rich Chevrolel Co., Inc., Bangor Buzzard Eleclric, Bangor Diefrich Sfudebalcer Garage, Bangor Capilol Sla+e Co., Inc., Easl Bangor Slale Bell' Buick Co., Bangor Du++'s Hardware, Bangor G. C. Murphy and Co., Bangor DAIRY, MEAT, AND GROCERY Goffredo and Sons, Roselo PRODUCTS Griffin Brolhers, Bangor Easl' Bangor Coal Co., Bangor Alsglfzfy Beef Company Inc MI' Prifchard Coal and Supply Co., Bangor Slam Ben Dairy Bangor Williamson and Masul. Carpenfry Speer's Meal Markef, Bangor Pond Hollow Farm, M'I'. Belhel FLORIST RESTAURANTS Frulchey I'he Florisl, Bangor SmiI'h's Reslauranf, Bangor FUNERAL DIRECTOR Harold N. Hough, Bangor R GIFT SHOPPES ECREATION Bangor Jaclcsonion Club, Bangor DeVi+o Jeweler, Bangor B.P.O.E. II06, Bangor Palma's Giff and Card Shoppe, RoseI'o Slafe Bell Bowling Cenfer, Bangor MANUFACTURERS Aclcermanville Sporlswear Company, Aclcermanville Bangor Blouse Co., Bangor Casco Manufacluring Company, Hellerlown Dand R Spor+swear, Roselo Donna Lee Blouse Co., Pen Argyl Ilene Blouse Company, Slroudsburg Kay Ann Sporlswear Co., Roselo Keysfone Sporlswear Co., Roselo J and J Manufacluring Co., Inc., Easl Bangor Lewis Sporlswear Co., Bangor Marvel Garmenl Co., Bangor RD. 2 Merry Maid Novellies, Bangor Pennsylvania Shirl' Company, Easl' Bangor Perfecf Shir+ Co., Rosefo and Bangor Roselo Non-Ferrous Foundry Co., Roselo Shmoolrler Mfg. Co., RoseI'o Roselo Paper Box Company, Roselo OF STAR DONORS PUBLIC SERVICE Bangor Daily News Meissner Sunoco Service, Bangor Sla+e Bell' Venefian Blind Laundry, Bangor Mr. and Mrs. Melvin SluH'er, Bangor PROFESSIONAL Dr. and Mrs. Elwood Borger, Ackermanville Dr. and Ms. J. E. Brackbill, Bangor Nicholas Cascario, D.M.D., Bangor Marlin L.Dona1'elli, D.D.S., Bangor Joseph Farace, M.D., Bangor Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Hess, Bangor AH'orney and Mrs. Donald B. Rockwell, Bangor Leonard A. Rushin, D.D.S., Bangor Dr. and Mrs. Carlyle M. Thomas, Bangor Anfhony J.Tur+zo, M.D., Bangor and Easfon PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin Benner and Smifh Families Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Capozzolo and Family Alberl' Dally Amedeo DiEdoarclo Mrs. E. K. Eisenharr, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Mr Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Fibish Myrfie Fisher . and Mrs. Harry E. Flory Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr Earl Fraunfeifer H. A. Fremouni' Fred Gafes and 'Family Charles H. Godshalk John Hahn Ralph A. Halderman Willard R. Hess Cynval Hughes Raymond Jaclcson s. Rose Joella Mr. and Mrs. J. Hayden Jones Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Keaf Clarence LaBar Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George OH Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Peclc, Jr. Mrs. Harry E. Peclc, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pinfo Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Prifchard Anlhony Punfuro Charles A. Smiih Mr. and Mrs. Ernesi' M. Sfevens Charles H. Unangsl Mr. and Mrs. William Winlcler Floyd LaBar Thomas B. Marshall and Mrs. Carl Messinger Delberf Messinger Franlc B. Miller BOOSTERS RATE THIRD HONORS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Amy Mrs. Arlhur Baker Bangor Waler Co. Blue Valley Ambulance M. Bruschi and Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Capozzolo Cassy's Garage Nicholas DeFranco and Son Deshler Machine Shop Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jordon Lamber+'s Service Sl'a'I'ion Mrs. William Messinger MiIIer's Painl' Slore Owens' Monumenlal Company Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Parsons Dr. Leon Pin'I'o Mrs. Bur+on Rader Nicholas A. Sabaline Shimer's Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Spinalo Mr.and Mrs. Slanley Teel Well Made Novelry Co. PATRONS SUPPORT YEARBOOK DRIVE -A- E. G. Abboll Mr. and Mrs. Asher Abel Asher G. Abel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Abel Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Ace Paul Achlerman Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Ackerman Maxine Ackerman Mrs. Ralph I. Ackerman Ackerman's Slore Mr. and Mrs. Arch Alberl' Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Alberl' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alberl Irene Alberl Jay M. Alberl' Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Alberl Mrs. M. Alberl' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Allen Mrs. John Alosi Charles Al+orfer Mr. and Mrs. Waller Allorfer Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Amy Bung Amy Carmel Amy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Slanley Amy Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anglemeyer Ann's Beauly Shop Mr. and Mrs. Edward Arndfs Donald Ascani Mr. and Mrs. David Auerbach Paula Aulisio Garner Avery Mrs. Garnel' Avery Babe and Tippy Mrs. May Kern Bair Bangor Candy Kilchen Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony N. Baralla Jane Louise Baskwill Mr. and Mrs. William J. Baskwill Wilberl' Balh Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bayless Marlin J. Bechlel Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Beck Barry Becker Mr. and Mrs. Earl Becker Beers Bros., Inc. Joan A. Beers Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Beebe Beverly Beegle Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Beegle Mr. and Mrs. Slanley Beegle Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bellis Carol Benn L. James Benn John Benn Mr. and Mrs. William Benn Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Benn Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Berkheimer Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Bel' BiII's Garage Glenwood Bisher Mr. and Mrs. Herberl Bisher, Sr. Pearl Billenbender Fred Blilz Clara Bloodwor+h Blue Valley Produce Mr. and Mrs. Hoberl' Blaine Olive Blake Mrs. Margarel' Bobsl' Mr. and Mrs. William Bolla Mr. and Mrs. Frank Borbas Viola Borbas Helen Boyle Mr. and Mrs. Nalhan Branch Mr. and Mrs. Arlhur Bray Bray's Junior'l'own Broadway Reslauranl' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Brodl Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Brown Kirk Brown Mrs. Marshall Brown Russell T. Brown's Garage Slanley Bronisoski Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bruch Mrs. Rosemarie Bruch Dr. and Mrs. James P. Brusie Lewis J. Bruschi Mr. and Mrs. William Burnard Joseph Bufi Mr. and Mrs. Roberl' Burger Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buskirk Mr. and Mrs. George H. Bulz Mrs. Charles Buzzard Mr. and Mrs. WaI+er Buzzard ...C.. Mrs. Anna Caiazzo Alson Caiazzo Louis Caiazzo Louise Caiazzo Mrs. Eleanor Campanaro Fausl Capobianco Mary Capobianco Mrs. Mary Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Capobianco Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Capone Mr. and Mrs. Michael Caponigro Anlhony J. Capozzolo James I. Capozzolo Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl' Caracio Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Caracio Barbara Carrescia Carrescia Barber Shop Carmella Joan Carriscia Mr. and Mrs. Domenick Correscia Eleanor Carrescia Jeanne Carrescia Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carrescia Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carvella Lou Carvis Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cascario Mr. and Mrs. William Cawein Angeline Cerino Ca-Iherine Cerino Mr. and Mrs. Alberl Chamberlin Caroline Chamberlain Elaine Chamberlain Mrs. Jay Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. Lulher Chamberlain Charlie May's Book Shoppe John and Carl Cimino Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Cislone Mr. and Mrs. John Cislone Peler Cislone Sullivan Cislone, Allorney Fred Clapp Eddie and Marvin Clause Ann Cole Evelyn Cole Wal+er Cole Charmaine Collins Hank Collins Colonial Holel Mr. and Mrs. DiJia Como Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Comunale Mr. and Mrs. Carmon A. Comunale Mrs. Maggie Comunale PaH'y Confalone Mr. and Mrs. Enio Con'l'i Mr. and Mrs. John Correll Geraldine Cory Mrs. Ralph Cory Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Correll Danny Collruro Mr. and Mrs. Waller Cowling Mr.and Mrs. Daniel Crala Eleanor Cruver Lee Cruver Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cruver Richard Cruver Anlhony ancl Roberl Curlolo Ru'l'h Culhberl -D- Mr. and Mrs. George D'Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D'Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dalesman Mr. ancl Mrs. Hoslan Davis J. L. Davis Mr. ancl Mrs. Raymond Davis Mrs. Beulah Deals Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas DeCesare Roseanna and Anne'H'e DeCesare Dee's Beauly Salon Mr. and Mrs. Carl DeFranco Mr. and Mrs. Daniel DeLesio Adelaide DeLorenzo Lillian DeMarcanl'onio Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. DeNardo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Denicola Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Dennis PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John DePalma Marvin DePamphilis Amalo DePaolo Thomas DePaolo Mrs. H. Depue Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeVil'o Kermil' Dielrich Shirley Dielrich Mr. and Mrs. Elwood DieHerich Myrlle Die'l'rich's Beauly Salon Dallas Diel'z Mr. and Mrs. George Dielz Anna Dillman Mary Jane Dillman Mr. and Mrs. Myron Dillman Mr. and Mrs. William Dillman, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diorio Mr. ancl Mrs. Anlhony DiPierro Mary Jo DiPierro Mr. and Mrs. Mauro DiPierro William P. Doall Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Docking Bealrice Dodd Mrs. Florence Dodd Russell Dodd Roberl' Doney Joe Drexler Mr. and Mrs. John Drexler Elaine Due Mr. and Mrs. Philip Due Mr. and Mrs. William Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dull' Joan M. Dull' Mrs. William DuH', Jr. Dull' and Wagner Adalyne Duvall Joyce Duvo OGTZZDUU ITIWKCI- JVUZOO W Z -42 DELBERT MESSINGER. Execuliv CITIZENS COOPERATE Mrs. Anlhony Falcone Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fisher Florence A. Giaquinlo Anlhony Falcone, Sr. Leila Flory Reverend and Mrs. B. P. Gieslce Asunla Falcone Floyd Jones' Sfore Mr. and Mrs. Donald Silber? Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Falcone Franklin Fisher Mr. and Mrs. James Giovannini Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Falcon M. William FereHi Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Giovannini Mr. and Mrs. Joe Falcone Mrs. C. Fox Ma'H'hew Giovannini Joseph Falcone Mr. and Mrs. David Fox Mr. and Mrs. Millard Gleim Josephine Falcone Daylon Fox George Godshallc Mary R. Falcone Mrs. Harry Fox Mr. and Mrs. Slanley Godshallr Tommy Falcone Ernie Foye Morris Goebel Viola Falcone Mr, and Mrs, Menfon Frable Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Good Yolanda Falcone Ray Fraunfelfer Mr. and Mrs. Earl Good and Family Shoe Slore Ruin Frederick Family Mr. and Mrs. Louis Farace Mr. and Mrs, Elweed Freeman Mary Gorofalo Josephine Farace Mr.and Mrs, Melvin Frei-1 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grassa Harry Fassell Friends Arfhur Greclco Fashion Robe Co. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Fuls Mr. and Mrs. Delberl Griffilh Fehr's Allanfic Service Slalion Mr. and Mrs. Fred Puls Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Grigg Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Harry Puls Joseph Grigg Mrs. lda Fellencer Linda Fuls Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Groner Mrs. Mamie Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fusakio Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gruppo Mr. and Mrs. Waller Fenner Dr. George M. Gruver Mrs. Michael l-ermaro 'G Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gum Mrs. Michael 'Fermalo Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ferris l:gdT::1l:rI2?a:kng5223nIng -H- William A. Felherman Mrg Carol Gangewere Darlene Haas Linwood Flood Mr .and Mis. Joseph Gardner MYrile Haas Mrs- Grace Filingo Mr' and Mrs Augusfus Garis Mr. and Mrs. Waller Haas Mr., and Mrs. Philip Filingo gnd Sons ' Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fimiano Mr and Mrs Chesier Aigaris Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Halderman AnneHe and Phyllis Finelli Mr' and Mrs' Jack Gans Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh Hall Mr. and Mrs. John Finelli Rorzlald Garis. Mrs. L. T. Halle'H Mr. and Mrs. Domeniclc Finelli Mr and Mrs Charles Geake Mr.and Mrs. Anson M. Hamm Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finltbeiner Mr' and Mrg Francis Geake Sr. Darwyn E. Happel Gladys Finlzbeiner Ge'm Swle Shop ' Lucy S. Happel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Genfzel Mr' and Mrs' ROY HGPPG' CHARLES A. SMITH, Secrelary-Treasurer of Nor+h Bangor Slale Quarry I-4 zJOG'JZJfw N S 0 L R A T E Edmond Hancock's Service Sfafion Mr. and Mrs. Clinfon Harding Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harris Mrs. Rose Hawk Mariorie Hay Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hayes Heard's Meal' Markef Charlof-fe Heard Mr. and Mrs. John Heard Mr. and Mrs. John Heinsohn Mrs. Margaref Heisey John M. Hendershof Lesfer Henning Mrs. Paul Henry Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Herbsfer Mr. and Mrs. George Hess Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Hesfer Ella Hel-zel Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Henfun, Jr. L. H. Elmer E. Hill Larry Hill Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hill Hesfer Hill Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh Hill Marwood Hill Mrs. Sam Hill Mrs. Sherwood Hill Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hill Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hinfon Mr. and Mrs. William Hinfon Wilberf Hoagland Mrs. John N. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Granville lBaldyl Holland FOR SUCCESS Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Honey Mr. and Mrs. Cecil J. Honey Connie Honey Meady Honey Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Hoover Sr. Gary and Sfephen Lee Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hopper Mrs. Rufh Hopper Horn's Frozen Food Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horn Mr. and Mrs. Elfon Horn Mrs. Hazel Horn Mrs. Laura Horfon Mr. and Mrs. Fosfer Houck E. J. Houck and Son Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Houck Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hower, Jr. Mrs. Roberf Hughes Ernesf Humphrey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Humphrey George Humphrey Marilyn Hunl' lris Resfauranf Mr. and Mrs. Earl lHerly .J- Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Sfephen Jacob Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jennings Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Jennings Joseph Joella Johnny and David Alan Jones Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jones Mrs. Daisy Jones Dorofhy Jones Elizabefh Jones Mrs. Eva Jones Mrs. Edward Jones Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Jones Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley M. Jones William B. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William H. Jones Mr.and Mrs. Roberf Jordon Mr. and Mrs. Willis Jordon -K- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kachline Sharon Ann Tanya Kauffman Donald Keaf, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Keaf Kafhryne Keaf Sfanley Kellow Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Kenf Mr. and Mrs. Clay Kern Mr. and Mrs. George Kern Erma Kessler Jeanneffe Kinginger Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kinginger lgnal-z Klausz, Sr. Koury's Shop Kosfenbader Appliance Sfore Duane Krauss Paul Krauss Mrs. Mabel Kressler Mr and Mrs. E. Kressler Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kressler Russel Kressler Kressler and Schoch Economy Sfore DOC LEVERINGTON, propriefor of LEV- ERlNGTON'S CUT RATE LUNCHEON- ETTE JAMES DRURY. local manager of Pennsyl vania Communify Telephone Company Mrs. Alexander Krislof, Sr. Krisloff Boxes, lnc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kunkle -L- L and M Sporiswear Dawne LaBar Mrs. Evelyn A. LaBar Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. LaBar Janel' LaBar Paul LaBar Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. LaBar Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. LaBar Mr. and Mrs. Ouinlus H. LaBar Ken Lakey Shirley Lakey Harry Lamberl' Speer Lamson William Lamson Landon's Markel Mrs. William Landry Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaPenna Michael LaPenna Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas LaPenna Mr. and Mrs. Harry Laveron Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leamon LeDonne Bros. Bakery l-SDOHHG lMaH sl Bakery Mrs. Florence Lenlz Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Leraris Mrs. William Lewis John Linaberry BeH'y Liquori Mr. and Mrs. Paul Liquori Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lobb Mrs. Waller T. Lobb Mrs. William Lobb Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lock Joseph Lockard John Lohman, Furrier Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lockard Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Long Longo's Drugslore Lou and Al's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Duke Lugg Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Luscomber Domenick Lulri -M- Merle Mabus Mrs. Gladys Mace Mr. and Mrs. George Mack Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mack Joanne Mackinlosh Mrs. Max Mahi Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mansfield Charles E. Marsh, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall Shirley Marshall Mar+ha's Corsel' Shoppe Billy Marlin Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Marfino Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marlocci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Mar'l'occi Lewis Marfocci AREA RESIDENTS EXTEND Teresa Marlocci Mary's LuncheoneH'e Mallhew Marr Mrs. Georgia Maslers Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maflock Mr. and Mrs. John Mazza Mr. and Mrs. Homer McEwen Mr. and Mrs. Howard McEwen Beulah McFall Mrs. Charles McFall Mr. and Mrs. Ray McFall Mrs. Alice McGregg Mr. and Mrs. J. Melnick Mr.and Mrs. William Menhennill' Mrs. Edna Mensch Florence Mensch Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mensch and Family John D. Mershon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Messinger, Jr. Hilda Messinger Mrs. Samuel Meyers Mr. and Mrs. Addison Miller Alice Miller Arrhur Miller Miller Aulo Company Mrs. Berfha Miller Bob Miller Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Mrs. Charles T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and Family Elsie Miller Mrs. Fred Miller Mr. and Mrs. George Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller James A. Miller Esso Service Sfarion Jennie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller Marie M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mason Miller Pauline A. Miller Rodger Miller Ru+h Miller Mr. and Mrs. Slanley K. Miller Mr. and Mrs. S'I'anley T. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Vincenl' Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Miller Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mifchell Modern Homes Modern Pholo Service Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Molle Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Morris Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moyer Mr. and Mrs. George H. Moyer Jane Ann Moysey Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moysey Mr. and Mrs. William Moysey NanneH'e Muir Mrs. Helen Murray -N- Joan Nagle Mr. and Mrs. Percy Nagle Carol A. Nagy Mr. and Mrs. S+eve Nemelh Mr. and Mrs. AI Nerino Alfred Nerino Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Nesler Leroy Nicholasen Nick's Barber Shop Duane Michael Ninno Marie and Michael Ninno -Q- Bryce Thomas Oniack Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oniack Mr. and Mrs. John Oniack Mr. and Mrs. William J. Oslin Belly Lou OH' Mr. and Mrs. Budd OH' Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. OH' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd OH, Jr. Geraldine OH' Leon OH' Lucille J. OH Mr. and Mrs. John J. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Oyer, Jr. ..p. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Paciiico Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Arfhur Palmer Margarel' Parry Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Parsons Mrs. Lillie Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Roslyn Parsons Parsons' Slore Anna PaHi Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony PaH'i Dick Payne Mrs. Mabel Payne David Peck Mr. and Mrs. Clair H. Peifly Dr. O. H. Peifly Mrs. Adele Pellechia Anna Pellechia Mrs. Carmen Pellechia Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pellechia Pasquale Pellechia Lawrence Pefrei Mr. and Mrs. Granville Phillips Pike's Slore Mr. and Mrs. George Plush. Jr. Kalhryn Poloni Jack Powell Mrs. Jack Powell Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Price Jennie Price Mame Price Mrs. R. Price Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Price Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Prifchard Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prifchard James Prifchard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Prifchard Miriam Prifchard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Prifchard Rufh Prifcharcl Daniel T. Pullo Eva Jean Pullo Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Pysher Mrs. Harold Pysher Mr. and Mrs. C. Lesfer Pysher Roy K. Pysher Mr. and Mrs. Walfer Pysher ..R.. Arfhur Radke Mr. and Mrs. Winfield S. Raesly Ryan R. Raidline Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Reagle Harold Reagle Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Realo Mr. and Mrs. Michael Realo Mr. and Mrs. Nafale Realo Markle Reichard Mr. and Mrs. y Evelyn Reimel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reimer Mr. and Mrs. Lesfer Reimer Ockey Reimer Elsie Reisen Renaldo Hardware Sfore Carl Renna Mrs. Raymond Repsher Rice's Grocery Sfore Carl E. Rice Carmen Ricevufo Shirley Rinker Mr. and Mrs. John Rinaldi Alice Roberfs Eleanor Roberfs Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Roberfs Fred Roberfs Gordon Roberfs Mrs. Gordon Roberfs Mr. and Mrs. Jay Roberfs Mr. and Mrs. Kilburne Roberfs Mr. and Mrs. Kennefh Roberfs Louise Roberfs Owen J. Roberfs William J. Roberfs Mrs. William J. Roberfs Donald B. Rockwell Ronco's Nash Mofors Carol Ronco Ronco Shoe Sfore Franklin Rosafo Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Rosenberry Louis Rosenblum Rosefo Hofel Delberf Ross Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rofzell FULL PARTICIPATION Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rowe Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Rowe Elsie Rowlands Mr. and Mrs. James Rowlands Ruggiero's Sfore Mr. and Mrs. Domenico Ruggerio Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. Ruggerio Ardys L. Rufh Mr. and Mrs. Arch Ruff Ruff's Luncheoneffe Mr. and Mrs. Allen W. Ryder -5- Sabafine's Service Sfafion Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony P. Sabafine Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Sabafine Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sabafine John W. Sa bafine Joseph Sabafine Leonard Sabafine Dr. Michael Sabafine Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sabafine Nicholas Sabafine Philemon and Nick Sabafine Frank A. Sabafino Maffhew Sabafino Anfoineffe Salomone Mr.and Mrs. Harold Salfern Mr. and Mrs. John Salfern Carolyn Sandercock Glen Sandercock Russell Sandercock Mr. and Mrs. William Sandercock Frank Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edifh Savifz Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cafhryn Schia Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sandf Anfhony Saveri Ralph Sayre William Schankel vone Roy Schipps Offo Schlagmuewer Ezekiel Schoonover Romain Schoonover Ben Schor Roberf Scoff LeRoy Searfoss Willis Searfoss Mrs. George Seiberf Mr. and Mrs. Vane Seiberf Barbara Seiple Mrs. Esfella Seiple Edward Shanahan J. F. Shanahan Jeffery and Judy Share Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shoemaker Eleanor Shoemaker Floyd Shook Kennefh Shook Mr. ancl Mrs. Kennefh Shook Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shook Mr. and Mrs. Pefer M. Shook Mr. and Mrs. Russell Shook Mr. and Mrs. William Shook Mrs. William H. Shook Mr. and Mrs. Russell Simmons Harry Simons Singlefon's Grocery Sfore Mr. and Mrs. Jacque Singlefon Mr. and Mrs. Anfhony Skovronsky Slafe Belf Disfribufing Co. Mr. and Mrs. Garnef Sleeman Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sluffer Melvin G. Sluffer Mr. and Mrs. James Smale Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Clayfon R. Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Duane Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Delroy Smifh Mrs. Jennie Smifh Mr. and Mrs. Russell Smifh Samuel Smifh Mrs. Walfer Smifh Ballad Snoddy Mrs. Marvin Snoddy Donald Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Herman Snyder Mrs. Mildred Snyder Shirley Snyder Sonny's Service Sfafion Mrs. Celia Spagnola Fred Speer Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Spry Sfar Clofhing and Shoe Sfore Supreme Sporfswear Romelda Sfaples Sfeinmefz Card Shop Dr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Sfeinmefz Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Sfeinmefz Mrs. Eleanor Sfeinmefz Elwood Sfeinmefz Mr. and Mrs. Lufher E. Sfeinmefz Mrs. Blanche Sfenlake Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Sfenlake Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sfenlake Mrk and Mrs. Frank Sfenlake, Sr. Mrs. Joseph Sfenlake Mr. and Mrs. Arlingfon Sfiles Mr. and Mrs. George Sfiles Paul Sfiles Verna Sfiles Sfine's Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. David Sfocker and Son Mildred Sfocker Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sfocker Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sfocker Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Sfocker Mildred Sfoddard Sfrand Shop Sfrand Theafre Dr. Charles Sfrouf -T- T. and R. Paving and Trucking Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Taylor Marion Teel Romaine Teel Mr. and Mrs. George Timmons Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ti'Hle David Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thombson Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trayes Joseph P. Trayes Trewin's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Kenneih Trewin Trigiani's Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trigiani Dr. Nicholas E. Trigiani Mrs. Lionel Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Ernesf Turizo Turk's Roller Dome Tu+'s Dry Cleaning ..U.. Mrs. Vinceni' U'I'sch -N- Vanily Fair Beauiy Shop Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Van Norman Mrs. Harry Van Vorsl' PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Viglione Vincen'r's Auio Supplies Mr. and Mrs. Louis Visingaldi Mr. and Mrs. George T. Voorhees Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vough -W- Wagner's Service S+a+ion Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wagner Elaine Wagner Mary Jayne Wasser Alice Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weidman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weidman J. C. Welkie Mr. and Mrs. Richard Werner Mr. and Mrs. Willis Werner Mr. and Mrs. George Wesi' Donald While Wilbur Wilbur Kaihryne Wilhelm Mr. and Mrs. Ar'rhur Williams Mrs. Charles E. Williams Mrs. David Williams Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams Floyd Williams, Prinler Mr. and Mrs. George Williams Henry Williams Mr. and Mrs. ldris Williams Jackie Williams Mrs. Laura Williams Mrs. Lenora Williams Mr. and Mrs. Lesfer Williams Mildred Wills Mrs. Evelyn Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wise, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wise, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wise Virgil M. Wise, Cozxiracfor Dale Wolbach Roland F. Wolbach Edi+h M. Wolfe Mrs. George F. Wolfe Mrs. Lucy Wood Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wynne Gary Wynne -Y- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ye'Her Mrs. Roy Ye'Her Mrs. Woodrow YeHer Mr. and Mrs. Brooks S. Young Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young Mr. and Mrs.WendelYuhasz -Z. Zane+'re's S+ore Pe+e Zambone lMea+ Marke'l'l Mrs. Thomas Zehnder Mrs. Ann K. Zelanka Alvera Zeruih Al Ziio Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Zilo Kermif Pysher, owner of LENS ART STUDIO, was +he siar pho+ograpl1er of +his edi+ion. Expansion of Banks is o Keynote of Progress J. Hayden Jones, Presidenr of I'I1e MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK of BANGOR Yo I.--'W Asher G. Abel, Pres- ideni' of I'I1e FIRST NATIONAL BANK of BANGOR. Q gmdaat e Staff made 5445 dead Zine FINAL COPY OFF TO PUBLISHER We worked hard! We made up photography schedules, prepared dummies, wrote copy and captions, typed copy sheets, and met publisher's deadlines. This entailed hours of after-school work. 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