Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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Q 1' 1.5 ' X 6 ' U4 . 2 4 ,. , ,. ,- , , ffl' ' sw gs-15 ' ' f -M . X 23 Fl' ,v iva ' ff' -nj My g 3- l ,T W .1. .. .K .X V - Tk' L, -f V gg. .. . ' W A42 M4 '.1-.- X:. 1- app-1 Ii, . We-1. . ' J. 4 , . , - M. -2' , nf fx . A ,N-.41 - -f 1- . 1-1..w.,. ' FOREWORD On the following pages is a review of the 195-I-55 year as it occurred, as we enjoyed it. Last year's book stopped with the winter of '54, thus our book begins with that spring. We will endeavor to recreate this past year with all its fun, humor, sadness, and sobriety. Surely our book will bring you many pleasant and nostalgic memories. We hope as you turn the page you will begin to enjoy our story of your year. f san Y 1,1 M Wx 5., 1 Q1 Q IQ, F, , 'N , 1 fwstq it ' s xi -ft, K 6 O it ky 'Qty' ,. 5 .V ,ff N Q 1- Q .ff ', ,rJ' fs- 'W 5+ Af ' I ' K X 4, ' ,X ' Q .1 1 Q W 'Wf3. , '1i-xg'xs'M I , :fx an ,wif gala. . fi ' 'N l PM If a W-Y vqix , 1' . VM ' i. f xi k w ' ' ' ' A .P '- 7 ff -Q 1. f i Y A r ,vi , ag , V,hk . T, YK! fi . L xvfu r i 7, f Wg! V' 'X' 'IX' ' N , '14 xx tif., r.,'g k bs. 'mix XX .t i,' -294 I 'hu' u s .' Mxg PAWWN: SEHUC' ND GFS P X 110,4- ff 6 ,H 'iff 'N' 'vf ' I qi .lk A ffm . K... 'A.,i ,- ,wh ,qw swf' 'f 1'53'1X1 w,', 'fb - 1 ' 1. C M. , Q, 4-Q he SMU' lcfl aullff' -vw' ,M .p Q3 .W 1 X Q, if-, ,M 'If' ax 'fp ,jfgiyi W3 F , 1 -A if , . Q -- - I -. ii ii g... 1 ,gg ,F W , ff 15 fW' if gh ag 5 ' Behold an awakening! The ziir is light 211111 wqirml Birds ure homevvurd winging rr For Spring returned one morn! Emma lle'1'1z.vol111 Spring Introduction Vlvarm, sweet-scented Spring is here. lfveryoiie is invigorated hy its soothing tonic. With the flare of oncoming activities, school is only fleet- ingly rememhered . . . Beginning with the gala -lunior-Senior Prom. we will travel through the Spring. encountering various events as they actually happen during the early part of A-Xpril. May. and Nlid-june. This I preview is climaxed with the happy ending of our typical school year and that dreaded summation. report cardsl Spring Commences luniors and seniors dana- ar rlw gala prom, Dance ol' tht- XYaterS. livcryonc had an exciting, scintillating um-ning 'never to he forgotten, MINSTREL lfveryone eagerly anticipated rlit- Hee llive Xlinstrel in the early part of qlpril. llve were :ill tzilcen 'Wyziy Down South in Dixie with master ol' ceremonies. llcrmzin lfdwzirds. 'lihe czist, including memhers of the liee Hive. put on :in excellent show con- sisting of music. dancing :md humorous skits. With Early Activities... Dzile Romeo Nliller sings My Blushing Rosie. :it Nlinstrel Show FORENSIC Un sunny' April 3, talented students from liungor High traveled to Northampton High School to compete with other students in the Forensic and Music Competition. Among these were the de- hating cluh which consisted of W'illiani Godshztllc. Xlfiytie Lzindry. Carlton rlxucker. George lgilcey. lfninizi Heinsohn. and Lu Rue Mack. Other participants were Yvonne Fisher. serious declamzitionz lfninia Heinsohn. poetry: :ind the Hzirnionettes. girls' ensemble. Winners were: Donald Keat. playing the Alto Sax: Vlvarren Bonney. singing at hass solo: and George Lalcey. impromptu speaking. 'Nleiiilu-is ol' the tleluitinig tt :ini piwpziix- their spt-t-clies. .hiflfftl ff l In right. tlfvf l,, Xlzick. lf. llt-insohn. Sfuviif- px ll. iiotlsliailk. li. l.:ilu-5. K. lucl-iei. ll. l,lll'ltll'X. THE PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB The object of the Photography Club is to learn more about the art of photography. This is accomplished by studying photographic magazines and observing demonstrations of new equipment. The previous enrollment of this club. under the advisorship of Mr. Schmoyer, was approximately twelve members yearly. This year's en- rollment is only one. . . .And Springtime Services Aid Qutdoor Clubs . . . THE HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB The Hunting and Fishing Club is an activity especially designed for alert sportsmen. The club tries to foster better hunting and fishing methods among its members. There are many enthusiastic outdoors- men in our school, since the club's yearly enrollment averages fifty students. Projects in which this club engages include feeding wild game during the winter, studying the many different types of equipment used by the hunter and fisherman. Occasionally. guest speakers are invited to club meetings to explain various hunting and fishing teclmiques. s Q C1 f- s Q7 4? ii' , .'1 I ,Q I ny. A' 'TIT , f F. --V., 6 4 ss ,L f-ith ' WN60 i Ql.'60 lec 'N,604: QKGO XQSGD, f -344'-' 7 ' , , 4 :nlbq-1 . . . N6 -,.:.,n:- WWW Q P16 3' 0 ,i 'fe-up F' fr' vo ' , Q0 4 .5 Y 9 , . -' . i 44, .ig V. .oo . , V ' ,. '49 -:,. '31 K 'Gr K L K . my ' I - 4 i N ,va -gi? 6.1. .. . . . . - .., , 245: -,gf- Y .2 .1-W..-ve ,pf uv- I ,-., fiiirgf f-f,:z'.,i. !f1ir1lq !gr'1rfiri'.gl1r.- R. Nlllll'l'.XYt'lSL'l'.LiIiSk'lZll1U. D. l.1lllIlI'.'l1iU'l0l'. R. Stt-nlalu-. Rziph. D. Nliller. UI. Stvnlalae. :ind Keat. S,-,wid rw: ,-'!nm!i'ny.' Conch lfzirl Rader. Nlzinauvr Ruch. Willizuns. Butz. llvard. Smith. Strauss. K. l:iB:ir. Stanslwrrv. lfden. and Xlzuiauer l,tr.iiis. SCHEDULE Tfanz Belvidere ,.,. Nazareth ..,. Coplav. , .. Nazareth .... Vfilson ...... . Parkland ..,. . Fountain Hill. . . lfast Stroudsburg .,.. . . Pen Argvl ,..... Hellertown ...,., Pen :Xrgyl ..,. Belvidere ,.,. ln a cloud of dust xi Bangor player slides iifirst into third haste under rlie tau of The Bangor High School hasehall team finished Ll successful season under the first vear coaching of liarl Rader. with five wins and seven losses. Bangor started the vear with a 2-l victory' over Belvidere, hut afterwards. dropped five consecutive hard-luck games. Then they broke this slump with a hrilliant victory over Fountain Hill. The season was closed with a four-game winning streak Pen A-Xrgvl. 4-l: Hellertown. 8-21 lien Argvl. S-lx and Belvidere. 5-l. Much of the team's success throughout the season was due to Rodney Taylor. strong-arm southpaw pitcher: Rodney Miller. hard-hitting third haseman: Dale l,aBar, fancy-fielding shortstop: and Rohert Vvelser. snappy second haseman. l i rlrgvl players ulove. Ralph Stenlulci- rounds st-cond hast-. Rodney' Xlillcr at lrat. S6054 ...-ll' X ' 'All G0 :WJ Y ' Spectators eagerly anticipate coming events on Nlay Day. r. lfnio Vonri husily writes on the record shea-rs. scores and darn MAY DAY The crowning of rhe May Queen always hrings an aura ol' suspense over rhe stu- dents gathered for Field Day at Bangor Park. So it was on May Day when Nancy Hughes. elected hy the girls of senior .-'lr the signal. lcfr to right. D. Nliller. G. Heard. R. Nliller. and K. l.aBar prepare for their speedy takeoff. Dick Hanna makes za long hroad jump. T high, vsas awarded this title The crown was placed upon her brow bw Chief Burgess l-lavden Pritchard After the swing including sprints broad jumps, high jumps and 1 wollexlmll game crowning, athletic activities got into full gj V o gd'-J Vg. Above is MayvQueen Nancy Hughes leading htr colorful court mth liltlng steps as they exit from tht in d Robert l.al3ar iumps high over tht har Hou that lor a landt lohn out makts 's.v3, p. ,.'i' 56, ,i llappy seventh graders crowded on the three awaiting huses fur their annual trip to historic Gettysburg. Among many other teachers. the students were accompanied by Mr. Samuel Smith. the seventh grade history instructor. All enjoyed scenie Gettys- lmurg. rf Next We Travel and Exhibit.. . ART EXHIBIT llu- annual V954 :Xrt ltxhihit was a huge success. Nlany students participated in the showing. hy displaying the mani- festations of their artistic efforts. Nlr. lluney. nur liurmer art teacher. arranged the entire display. 'lihe exhilwiting talwles yy ere weighed drmn with oh-ieets ranging tiriun sculpture to silk-screen materials. Xliter the slimy. rellresments were served tn rlit- visiting parents, ' rf' f 'tizgr' me como: -iw .X Everything ls Big A M yswaa K 4 t y . THE uumzn swans it A ' ' e wah, rg ,K y AT PRESENT r 'IQUJ' Nh- it 3' ' ' if . 3 new Q-.M .N y 7 'N Ll' - Nw- ev, ?':7'IT 1 eff tfff 'W xt- 1 f xv- ' ' JN .1 J .'l :,k A-. .nf v Q 242' , i -Y ' ' nw.,t.,... . V ' ' H' fm L :W J 6 fs' .4 , t Y .f-X Q. . 3 1 ii -V K A .:, fi? '1f' w- e f Q -v Egfr' a ii ' . ' ,f 1, if ,I A . . I if .e Amt ,. I ww s fn ' fi- ..-Q at f . .. sv- Q JJ is K 'N 3 . .M J K K, A '-,XL 1' x in 5 Q ...I l A . , ,J e ,fsft J 2 , f MT . W A a it Tl i i ii '.A'.f' .XJ 'k-- xx fi A' - V X fi l K' The history department under the able direction of lVlr. Millard Gleim is very active in our school. lr sponsors the junior trip to Vllest Point. the senior trip to the United Nations, and the Student Council election. which is held each year to promote democratic voting in our school. To determine what students lack in social studies, a program consisting ol' a series of tests is scheduled for the future. Student teachers from East Stroudsburg State Teachers College alternately teach the eleventh and twelfth-grade students each year. . . . Important are History and Biology . . . Biology Drpartmmz fe' MR. STERLING SCHMOYER Devoted entirely to college preparatory sophomores, the biology department is directed by Xlr. Sterling Schmoyer. The course is constituted by laboratory work and classroom study. Throughout the year, projects and notebooks concerning many phases of biology are prepared for collection at the end ol' the school term. An animal award is then given to the student of out- standing merit - xxiim 1 2' Q98 -A 4, 7 ' ef' Q 1 i -1 Nlr. IJ mu-X. run' :arf fn-zulu-1'. loolqs clown lrmn lns lnglm lu-rvlf gnnung fllll lllftls ol' flu- lilnf- Ynlla-5 l'1llH11 Slum nilcling. llc- :nul lns :zrf cu-xx luxu- lu-llu-nl im.m-,mln in znllznrs snclm ns flu- l lulnksgiving llxnum-. flu- L'l1l'lSI'l1lIiS :nu'c-, znul flu- lu-:nnfifnl :nul inspiring :asfa-1' progrznn ulnulf is I3l'flClllL't'll Illlll ,C JUNIOR CLASS BANQUET During fllt' lzlfc spring. in flu- picfnr- L'SllllL' scffing of flu- Nlllllllflllll l.z1kc- l lonsn-. I'l1L' -lllHlUI'S 1-lfjoyx-cl flu-ir lwunquc-f. 'Illu- lnglm pnlnf ol' flu- 11l'l'1nr wus ra-zu'lu-cl wlu-n Ur. 'lil't'Yl'l' Wvillignns, Nlr. Lltlllfl. znul Class l'rm-suln-nf llznf l,c-fzlris gnu- flu-ir' spu-flu-s. rlilu- lkillllllbf Cllllllllllifttl XX'lfl1 flznwing fo flu- nunsu' ul' -lolnnmy :Xlfu-ri :nul lns llI'k'l1L'SI'l'll. Chaotic Conclusion COMMENCEMENT Un .lune 17, the ceremony ol' eom- mencement was attended hy the members ol' the graduating class and the faculty. lneluded in the program were organ seleetions. an invocation hy the elziss president. and the presentation ol' awards and diplomas. The speaker. Dr. Ray- mond S. llaupert. from Nloravian College. expressed his views on. 'living in lliodziyds lYorld. Ends Our School Year 0 O O PAST BACCALAUREATE Un the halmy Sunday evening of -lune 13. the seniors solemnly marched into the l3.H.S. Audi- torium to the familiar tune of the Triumphal Nlarehf' Dr. Trever Xlvilliams presided over the Ceremony and Dr. T. Stolte delivered the sermon entitled. The Supreme lneentive for a Successful Life. The heautiful song Ave Maria was sung by Linda Fuls and several organ selections were played hy Rohert Miller and Carolyn l,al3ar. C REPORT ARDS Perhaps the mo weleom the lille dent is reports ed moment in of every s the issuing ol eards f . oi rlit last time. 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A 1 ' w im, M if S, ,Qwxh . 1 W S'vx ' 'x x.15 'Q 2-A 1'...':f 'A -,.' ZIWIWIKI' Sultry air and thunderstorm! Afterward, a cloudless skyg Tassels crown the stately corn - Zephyrs stir the golden rye. Emma Heinsohn Summer Introduction Slowly, wearily, summer extends her sunny, hospitable hand. For many, this is the long belated vacationing season while for others a resort to employment in prepara- ff tion for their future plans. X Our curtated stay will be high- lighted by eavesdropping upon sum- t mer activities of students, faculty and prominent citizens of our com- . . M KZ munity. all of whom have specific engagements to discharge before summer makes way for fall. and a new term of school. of Mr. Donald B. Keat has been our superintendent for the past four years. Formerly a civics teacher in Bangor High. he advanced to principalship and thence to superintendency. He is pictured above in an informal working atmosphere. while endeavoring to keep cool when laboring on school jointure projects during the hot and humid summer. This year at the Pennsylvania Farm Show he was recipient of the F.F..-X.'s honorary Keystone Farmer award. KW A ' rl' :X meeting of the Bangor Area .loint School Board, composed of representatives from Bangor, Lower Motint Bethel, and Roseto. Members are: Seated left to right, Cornell VVallwork, Frank Butz, Donald Creighton, David Stoddard, Anthony Sabetti, and Frank DePaolo. Standing left to right, Reimer Speer, Edmund Turtzo, Merle Mabus, Marvin DePamphilis, Quintus LaBar. Donald B. Keat, and john Sabatine. ani l'n chi he instzilletl in Yr ,Q 4 pail. Dr. ilirever NYilli:1n1s. wh R w ... M M --I '5 .Xlthonrh lew weomle rezrhze it. 4 1. 1 i j l the principal hzis :rn :ill-year Joh. S-A marking plans :intl prepgirzutions L- 7, It ,,gf, n for the next school terni heliore six M4 t, .V I L 'Tr ,fi the present one is eoinpletetl. 'Q ':T'r'f1i x - !,.-fi..-w-' do R- I - an- We ,A W s ,t Residents of the lizingor zirezz -'oy pleziszint hzinking :lt the 'st Xzitionztl l3ztnk's convenient 've-in. xxzilk-up window the st motlern fzicility of its kind to the community. Seeretui'y of the school luozirtl. Nlr. Reimer Speer is shown here in his office. zissistetl hy Miss Lll'llll'IU1llI1t' Collins. secretary to the super- intendent. Nlr. Speer works clnring the sunnner tzihulziting pre-school enrollment. :Xt left is at viexx ofour Princi- the stutlt-nts seltlorn see look- ing cool :incl relzixetl in shirt sleeves. 11s he disposes ol the tetlions Dinh ol' preparing class sehetlnles for the next school terin. Mrs. lean l,ohh. olllce secretary. is his enpnhle assistant. .,-0 xl ...af i 'WI e Q r mmm ,,, e j I Finding Mr. -lay Young building shelves in the Home lfcrmmnies Ile- pzzrtment was not unusual lust summer. for he helped rexnodel that department. He IS ll1Sl'l'llk'l'Ul' of our shop and lnechzmiczxl drawing classes. XYorking for his Xlzzsrefs Deg Duke Lvl1iX'CI'Sify. is nur ninthgr English instructor. Nlr. -Iohn Pe nsnll Here we find him doing resen Duke-'s library in fulfilllnenr of 1 s IDCI' L'Ull I'St' F611 ll I'l'H1C'l1 f . 1 flu ll To N NNI Mr. Armon VVilliams caught in the act of finishing the last chore, handing our report cards prior to the end of the 1954 term, while daydreaming of his Coming summer vacation at Ship Bottom, N. gl. We are sure he prefers relaxing at this shore resort to the teaching of history. No school today. so say janitors hlr. Yetter and Nlr. Xvhitmore as they hegin preparing the school for the com- ing fall term. lk '4 '11 Not often seen hy students during the day is Mr. Calvin Reed, our night janitor. Here he is shown sweeping the halls. Mrs. Mildred Ushorne relaxes at her lovely. new home. She is an instructor of our advanced mathematics depart- ment teaehing Algebra ll. plane and solid geometry. and trigonometry. 'X FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is one of the most constructive and character building clubs in our school. The chiefaspiration ofevery F.F.A. member is to become a Hlieystone Farmer, which is one of the highest honors in F.F.A. work. l,arry Yetter, president of this year's chapter, has succeeded in reaching this goal, In the F.l .A. a young man learns to repair farm machinery, to care for cattle, and to use modern farming techniques, VVe are fortunate indeed to have such an able advisor as Mr. George Ott to mold the abilities of these young men into one of the best F.F.A. chapters in the state. Farm Show . . . Charles Stenlalze proudly displays his winning cow, Grand Champion of the Guernsey Division, at the Blue Valley Farm Show. Our school guidance counselor. Mr. Arnold VVynne is an active member ofthe local Exchange Club. During the sum- mer. he works vigorously to help promote one of our community's largest projects. the Annual Farm Show. Mr. George Godshalk is president of the Flory Milling Company, a local organization known widely for its sup- port to the Future Farmers of America. QA 4 Ml' V' -r- :mm rious items at the Blue Valley Farm Sh zu sr -Xs lanet lones helps Nliss Dorothy lfverett in ln -lones's Store is David Scott. purchasing ixripping a chocolate Cake. Diane Kline classifies a soda from Shirley Stocker. Our home economics teacher. Miss Dorothy Everett. does a splendid .ioh of teaching her pupils one of the essential parts of honieniaking sewing. UNK' S, I 0, i. we S 4' 5 ,P M if FUTURE HOM EMA KERS OF AMERICA linder the advisor- Ship ol' hliss Dorothy lfverett. the lf. H. A. could very aptly he called the most prac- tical activity for girls in l3.ll.S. 'lihe pri- mary purpose is to familiarize girls with the efficient operation of a household. Ir is designed to prepare high-school girls for the most outstanding career of their lives marriage. 'PS' , :lun Winners ofthe two xear old Holstein tl iss at the lunm Show left to right l'ifth l'ldon Stewns heifersl l'lrst leon Ott SILLOND HONORS Bangor Daily News loe Beers 'Vlr and Mrs I lawrence Davis Eighth Street Motors Vlrs Ir K lrisenhart r Dr and Mrs Flovd M Hess 8. B Sportswear Lo Kex stone bportswear lo YN alter Stiles Clark Vough Sz Sons Allegham Beef Lo Mr and Mrs Arthur Baker Blackboard Resurfacing Q0 Dr and Mrs Farle Brackbill Bruschi Grocerv Store Buzzard Electric Co Inc Callie s Candy Kitchen Mr and Mrs oseph Capozmlo ohn Lascioli Mr 'ind Mrs erry Ciccarelli D 85 R Sportswear Co Iacob Dietrich Chevrolet Dr and Mrs M L Donatelli Dr Benjamin L Falcone D. . L. Farace Fehr's Gulf Service Station Harry E. Flory Dr. Fritzsche Ralph P. Houck and Sons Iris Restaurant Mildred .Iago J Sz 'I Manufacturing Merry Maid Novelties Miller's Paint Store THIRD HONORS Mt Bethel Diner Mr and Mrs George Ott Pat and Antionette Pritchard s Clothing Store Mrs Hayden Pritchard Reimer Brothers Liquid Fuel Distributors Mr and Mrs Ike Resh Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts Margaret and Gordie Roberts Dr and Mrs Nicholas Romano Roseto Paper Box Lo Dr and Mrs Rushin Slate Belt Bowling Lenter Slate Belt Dairx Mrs. Betty Sobelson Speer's Meat Market Steckel's ewelry Store Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stoddard Strand Shop Dr. Strout L. Tavlor Attornev and Mrs. Edmund P. Turtzo Donald 'A. VVilliams -'I . is Q I I 3 I . 2 .. , Pourth, Robert Butzg 'l hird. -Iohn Patterson: Second, Orin Stevens fleading another of ltldon Stexen s 1 , , . t . . t A . 1. . 1' , . - . , . . . l N' 1 . 4 .. . . , , . . . U . . . . Y ' Y N ' . . . , . - I . , ' ' . , Y J Doctor Leon nd Rushin L ucfullx Robert Millet is ne v ued for Doctor Nlicholas Trigiani ' 2' W' it ' plz' 'a . checks the teeth of Lou Ann filling by Doctor Nlartin Donatelli. x-rays the mouth l anet Chamberlin for possible cavities, Hancock. FOURTH HONORS Bangor Glass Vklorks .-A Bangor Tailoring Co. 5 Bangor Vliater Co. 4. Beers Brothers Inc. j 7 ' , Blue Valley Service Inc. ws l' lllilliam Brittain Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burley Ruben Strunk Bus 14b0t'f.' Open wide. says Doctor Nicholas Romano, as he examines the throat of 'lanet Berger. lJ,e'!0fl'.' lake good care of your teeth and this won't happen to you. says Doctor Charles gflllllf tt Dalc VY lfden E- Q ag . Mr. and Mrs. Vernon lf. Buzzard Callie's lisso Station joseph Capozzolo Loretta Ciccarelli Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan Cistone C0le's Market Colonial Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Eric Cotton Mr. and Mrs. Marvin DePan1philis Wlilliam P. Doall lfden's Lunclmeonette Fabric Center Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finkbeiner Nliss Betty Fraunlielter Nlrs. lfarl l raunl-clter Gem Style Shop Goebel's Shoe Store Earl Good's Store Mr. and Mrs. Robert li. Gregor Daniel .Ioella Mrs. -loella Heard's Meat Market H0cking's Market Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hopstetter Horn's Frozen Food E. Houck and Son Hower and Son's Garage -losephine's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kent Kostenbaders Kresge's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Russell l,akey -1? W mmhxxwamv J 'rliickl Tick! Tick! Sounds Doctor -loseph L. Farace tells Well, your reflexes are pretty good as Doctor Floyd Hess his son Leonarcl. Practice peppyf' CXCIZIIIUS Doctor R. VK examines the heart of Louis makes perfect. Pritzsche to lzileen Keenan. loella. Lamhert's Gas Station Linoleum and Tile hy Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Merle Mahus N1artha's Corset Shop Mazza's Store Melnick Body Shop Miller Auto Co. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller Modern Photo Mr. and Mrs. Percy li. Nagle Alfred Nittle Owens Monumental Co. Margaret Parry Dr. O. H. Peifly Regal and Blum Ronco's Drug Store Louis Rosenlvlum Nlr. and Mrs. .lohn Schiavone Nlr. and Mrs. VV. D. Scott Nlr. VVilliam Scott Nlr. and Mrs. Harry Seaman 'lirigiani's Flower Shop Mr. ancl Mrs. A. A. Smith Mrs. Clayton R. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stenlake Steinmetz's Card Shop Stine's Flower Shop Melvin Slutter Dr. Trigiani -Iohn 'lirimper Vanity Fair Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yan Syckle Mrs. Harry Yan Yorst Thomas Verona Yincels Auto Supply Co. VVagner's Tire Service Mr. and Mrs. Floyd YYarner Mr. and Mrs. -lohn L. XYilliams Mary -lane XYilliams XYilliams Printer Mr. antl Mrs. Xkilliam Xkinkler ,....,, .K . ......., L W mv-1' is x .'1b0C'z'.' Doctor Earle bl. lfrackhill examines the ear ol Loretta Punturo. Below' Mrs. Anna Sahia checks the hlood pressure of Carmella Calviero as Doctor Ben- jamin L. Falcone records the results. .4.....M-3 lx Top: Sandra -lones laugh as she sews her way through ll day work. .1li'dd!i'.' Connie Smith makes Ollf :i check as her luoss. Phillip Casciano, looks on. lioimnzy Owner of a local lNlOllSi' niill. -loe Caponola. supervises Gloria llczircl :it her work. Xlr. ancl Nlrs. l.eroy :Xckernian Maxine .-Xclcerinan .Nnona :Xlhert Nlr. 8 Nlrs. Rayinond :Xlhert .-Xnn's lieauty Shop Nlr. and Xlrs. Uonalml Ascani Nlr. anal Nlrs. xloseph A-Xscani lfrnest :Xltorlxer Rohert llzirlett Nlr. :incl Nlrs. .Xnthony liasso l,orraine liasso Nlrs. lfarl Becker Xlrs. Glenwood lieegle Xliss Olive lilake Nlr. and Nlrs. Russell Blake Nlr. and Nlrs. -Iohn lionisese Miss Carnielina liozzuto Nlr. and Nlrs. Pat liozzuto Nlrs. Hazel Branch Xlr. l,eon -I. Brennan Nlr. 'lihonias Brennan Nlr. and Xlrs. Wvilliani Broad lfraiilc lgllfl Czinnls Nlrs. Nlillie Cascioli Nlznirice Cappozzolo lfrank Castone Sarah K. Castone -Xnthony Cerino .Xnthony WI. Cerino I,r. ljg' Celia C. Chaniherlin Nlrs. .lay Chznnherlin R. ll. Choquet Xlichziel Cm-:ii-e-Ili Dennis Ciniino Klr. :incl Nlrs. glanies Ciniinf OUR PATRCDN Miss Charmaine Collins Rohert Constahle Mr. and Mrs. Anclrew Cook Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Correll Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Cortazlo Caroline Cortazzo Mrs. .-Xlhert -I. Dally Mr. l,uther Darran Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas .X DeCesare Marlene Delfranco Dee's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Del,esio Loretta Dellea Nliss Shirley Dietrich Nlr. and Mrs. .lini Dietz Nlr. and Mrs. F. Dilfilippontonio Anna Dillnian Mary -lane Dillnian Mr. and Mrs. Myron K. Dillnian Maurice Dipierro Hr. and Nlrs. Nlauro Dipierro Dotta lfalcery Service -loseph Drexler Regetta Duvo Nlr. and Nlrs. -loseph Dweleslci lfdeifs Luncheonette Nlr. and Mrs. Wvilliznn Eden Nlr. Herman lfclwarcls Hrs. Teresa lfclwarcls Mrs. llarry lfniery Miss Carolyn lfisenhart Mr. and Mrs. -lesse lfvans Dolores lf. lfyer Mr. and Mrs. Gustone lfalcinelli 'lioniniy lfzilcone FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. George Falteich Harry Fassell Richard B. Fassell Sheree Louise Fehho Ethel Feingold Mr. Glenwood Fenner Mrs. Mamie Fenner Mr. and Mrs. Charles l.. Fethernian Mrs. .losephine Finelli Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fisher, Sr. l.eila .-X. Florv Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foulkes Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fox Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox Mrs. lrene Frace Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freeni in .NX Friend Gail's Beauty Salon Mr. and Mrs. Alexander S. Gale Divona Gates Leo C. Gates Miss Florence A. Giaquinto Rochelle M. Giaquinto George l. Godshalk Mrs. Helen M. Godshalk Mr. and Mrs. Milton F. Godshalk Mr. Leonard Gruppo Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Guido Dena Guzzo Mr. and Mrs. Fdward Haas Mr. and Mrs. Anson M. Hamm Mrs. S. H. Hamm Mr. and Mrs. VV. F. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. Albert Handelong George A. Handelong Mr. Max Mi. Miinkler. Presi- dent of the Blue Ridge Textile Co.. lnc.. taking time out from an active husiness career. medi- tates in his quiet solarium. Mr. and Mrs. lfrvin Hausnian Mr. and Mrs. ylohn Heard Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Heard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heard Mr. and Mrs. Lester Henning Mr. and Mrs. Alhert Hausman Mr. and Mrs. William Herhster janet Wagner starts in at her job of' pressing collars. Manager Marvin DePam- philis checks, as Gary Jones packs purchases, in a local chain store. Freddy DeFrank is shown here busy working at the Keystone Sportswear Com- pany. Maxine Ackerman tries her hand at making keys as she works at G. C. Murphy 81 Co. h-Qin, 3. llll I ' K ill JIQDXIIIKCI. L'Xi'K'llflNl' Ol l IILOI' I ll' Illpliny. l'Z'll'ik'S HOICS init nt ol vt male really hi' his ni n 'M' 1 A' instruvtt-cl hy ionx lxlusllo in nnpickin, prom-t tires, .' .' J 1 '. , '. . vert ll ,. tt nonstritin '--A1 ': - xi -4 bt 1-. an -4. -Wan -1 '-r' is Jw, th- lla f l.un li- lilo ship f iluml Ai' is n Top: Rielizirtl Stinson :intl Carlton iliulleti ut I Nlr. Xntl A' ' 4 proper 1 if l Bwltfirnx lierziltl Dztlly :assists his liithrr Xli Xll l D llx in l-i 5 1 i ig at nt-is l'l'liIl kllI0l it the li A ll -Xppli nu Ol Kffx'-1 -' I l fl , :I-il ll ... , V L .idk Ai A r - :I s- e 4 . '7' i f l J ' , ,- l . 1 r l' ' ll' , -. , V is, 5-Q 4:3 zf l . -- 1 , T 'I - ir , ,. in ,ji l i Q . I l ,Q l liuclnl Hess Nlr. :incl Nlr. :incl Nlr. :tml Harrison Nlr. :incl Xlr. :incl Nlr. :intl Nlr. :intl Nlrs. Nlrs. Nl rs :incl Nlrs. Nlrs. Nlrs. Xlrs. Nlr. 'lihomzis Hewett Delbert llill l 3lIl1Cl' lf. Hill Hinil Hill Carl Hill Hzirolcl Hill Russel rli. Hill Ciilhert Hinton lfrzinlc Hoziglzt 'loseph Hoenshelt Samuel Hoenshelt Nlr. :incl Xlrs. Cecil Honey Klr. :incl Nlrs. lrvin Hopper Ralph ll. Horn 91: 1 A Nlr. :incl Nlrs, George llower Nlrs. lfvzin Hughes Sztmlrzt lf. llunt Nlr. :tntl Nlrs. X, lrxxin Mr. :incl Nlrs. lxzirl ltterly Mr. :incl Nlrs. Stephen ,lzieolw hlr. :incl Nlrs. Wiillizini -ln-lim-L .Xgnes xloellzi hlr. loellw Klr. -loseph A l,onis kloellzt lleverly 'lones l':rul l,. -lones Riehztrtl ,lones loellzi Nlr. :incl Xlrs. Htiiifmxl -Innes . . Kz1tliry'n's lieziuty Shop Betty .Xnn Keller Xlr. :intl Nlrs. Xlorgzin l.. lxei lietty Kessler Nlr. :incl Nl rs. llzirl Kessler ml OII 1 ISSO e ll s IL of ,111 elextm N1r11m1l C1511 Reglster Il0Of X11 111111 t rtl1111t s N1r1o111I 1 pt111t1ples nn IM N KHIPI1 f,XXl Q3 MUW' BUUW qgymnvcani NBER W rift N11 I loxd Entert .111dh15 son R011 11d ftfpdlllllg hlmds at the Slate Belt N e11et1111 Blmd I 11111drx -f-ffv:.'l fgl II V,-l g, ll me DQL 1 lo1ett1 P1111t111o lest mth N11 lJt'I1I1lS Roma p1op11eto1 of Romo 5 Il111111'1L1 111 Roseto Ili! t 1t DeX.1rdo 1ss15ted hx l115 our Bob Nhllers gIOLCI'lCS 1t the lglllt X 1ll6x Food Xfdrket 51111 Lhetlxs An aerial view of Portland Sand X Gravel Company. producers of sa nd. gravel. crushed stone. ready-mixed concrete OUR PATRON Max Mahl Miss Alice Mann Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Mann Mrs. Alice Marlowe Mr. Mr. Claude Marshall and Mrs. George Marshall Thomas li. Marshall M rs. Margaret Martocci Martino's Grocery Store Mrs. Nancy Martocci Mary's Luncheonette -lulia Maso Mat t's lfarher Shop Charlie May's liooke Shop Miss .lanet Mazza Mrs. Verna R. Mazza Donna and Donald Menecola and hituminous concrete. Mount Bethel. Pennsylvania. Mr, and Nflrs. hloseph Mgngqqylg Mr. and Mrs. Alvin P. Mengel Mr. and lwrs. Miilliam Mr. and Mrs. Meryin G. Kessler Mr. Pasquale G. Leraris Menhennitt lgnatz Klausz. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Earl Messinger.-lr. Mr. and Mrs. Mialter Kneedler Leverington lfoh Miller Mr. and Mrs. liarl Kressler Mrs. XY. Leverington Mr. and Mrs. Charles VV. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kressler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lohh Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller Mrs. Lancaster Mrs. Kenneth Locker Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Miller Mrs. Ed Landon Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lomasson Mr. and Mrs. George B. Miller Mrs. Beatrice Landry Philip M. l,opiano Mr. Henry Miller Mrs. Wim. Landry l.ouis and fXl's liarher Shop Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller Mr. and Mrs. joseph l,al'enna l.ovric's Salon Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miller Mr. and Mrs. Paul l,eDonne Mrs. Nelson :X Lugg. -lr. Mrs. VVilhur Miller Mr. and Mrs. Martin l.eraris Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Mr. and Mrs. Mvilmer Miller l,uscomhe :Xn employee of the Richard ,laclcson Slate 5: Miss -lean Renaldo, a window trimmer receives Coal Co. stands hy his company's truck waiting to suggestions from Mr. Walter lfhert. manager of deliver an order. U. C. Murphy IS: Co. aff FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mitchell Harry Moore Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moysey Mr. and Mrs. rlihomas Naylor Mr. and Mrs. VVilmer Nester Salome Newhart 'liheresa and Patsy Nicoletti Frank and Rosie Nicoletri .Iohn Orlando Palmer Urlando Rose Marie Orlando Mr. and Mrs. Vl'illin Uslin Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Ott 0tto's Grocery Store Pacifico's Restaurant Bernie Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Patti Mr. and Mrs. Richard Payne Phil's Barber Shop -Iames Piccerillo Blanche Pinto Frank Powell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pozzuto Mr. and Mrs. joseph Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. .lay Pysher Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pysher Mrs. Roy K. Pysher Mr. and Mrs. VValter Pysher Mr. and Mrs. NValter F. Pysher Mr. and Mrs. VV. S. Ruesly Mr. Charles A. Reagle Evelyn Reimel ldon Stevens prepa n his father's farm. res for the milking operation A Bernard Reimer Mr. and Mrs. l,ester P. Riemex Mrs. Marlcley Reichard Mr. and Mrs. Russel S. Reimer Shirley Repsher Mary Riegel Sarah Riegel Mr. and Mrs. 'liroy Riegel Alice Marie Roherts Mr. and Mrs. liryme Roherts Top: Glenwood Heud at the parly tontession stand receiyes deluxe service hx fellow summer employees Barhala Hill and lois Menhenitt Bottom: M1 Matt C iovinnmi points out proper harber technique to Dennis LIITHIIO luunn-., 4'2 I, 'isa Dorothy lfisenhart learns business practice from her father. Mr. lzdward Eisenhart, pharmacist and owner of Eisenharfs Drug Store. Faust Ruggerio Ruggerio's Store ,lanice Russo Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Russo Mrs. Gene Ruth Fred Sahatine Mr. Leonard Sabatine Mr. Michael F. Sahatine ,lohn Salome Miss Antionette Salomone Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Sandercock Mr. Charles M. Sandwick, xlr. Virginia Schiavone Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Schipps Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schlemmer Susan Schlemmer Kressler and Schoch Mr. and Mrs. Ezekiel Schoonover Ar lqfz: Mr. Paul DeFranco and Mr.Alfred Grasso eo-owners of the Ackermanville Sportswear Com pany. look on as Marlene DeFranCo leafs through Fashion hulletin. .41 right: George l,akey and 'lim Miller move a new shipment ol toys into a local store. Mr. and Mrs. Romain Schoonover Searfoss Studio and Music Center Miss Barbara Seiple Mrs. Estella Seiple Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Seiple Ned Shanahan Shoemaker's Fruit Mrs. Ada Shook Mrs. Amelia Shook liarhara Shook Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Shook Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shook Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Shook Mr. Franklin Shovel' Betty M. Shubiek Slate Belt Dist. Co. Mr, and Mrs. Donald Smith Mrs. Iona Smith Mrs. liallad Snoddy Mr. Donald E. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. VVilliam Snyder Sonny's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Stancomlve Star Clothing Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Steinmetz Dr. and Mrs. C. ul. Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. Clarence T. Steinmetz Melvin IQ. Steinmetz Mr. and Mrs. Armon VVilliams Mr. Stem Mrs. Ray VVilliams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stenlakeklr. Mr. and Mrs. Trever VVilliams Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stenlake,Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Vlvynne Mrs. C. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stiles Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sylvester Mr. Dave Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George Timmons Tony's Lunch Miss Pauline Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trewin Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trexler Trigianis' Self Service Market Mr. and Mrs. Carlton -I. Tucker, Sr. Mrs. Charlotte Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Garland Tucker Tut's Dry Cleaning Utschls Service Station Val Deb Shop .lanet Vkagner Mr. and Mrs. Karl Weaver P Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord VVeidlick Mr. and Mrs. Paul VVeidman Mrs. Laura VVerkheiser Mr. Joseph Wheelock jill VVhitney Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence VVolff fl! If-ft: Punching slate at the North Bangor Slate Company is Bill Godshalk instructed hy Mr. Charles A. Smith, Secretary-Treasurer. .41 right: Dick Hess finds summer employment with his grandfather, Mr. David Pritchard, com- munity surveyor. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Yeager,-lr. i Mr. and Mrs. Vvoodrow Yetter Cathie and Terry Young Mr. and Mrs. .lay Young Mr. and Mrs. Armando Zamhone Brfofv: Mr. Matthew Duvo, owner of the Hillside Blouse Company. dictates figures while his daughter Yokie operates the adding machine. W-..,, , V 3' fl I s ' ,Qi ' Nc A, 'V mg, .V ,f Q 4 I ' r f' -gi rg M, tk , - Z X 5 Z 5 4.x f3.l5'a uf - 1 g . W Q 0 4 X, Km L- . mt 14, M, ik P 4- - mi' ' 'L Q.. , -. 1. 19 wnmq -Q-Q ' Q . 5 M ,, K , V f ,il . + f ' - f oo- . , ' - Q aka.. 1, ' ,- as ,as ' , I f nf- .... ' f 15, , Q ,f 'ISF-' f 4 FTP' X - w- ' Q ' 'X M- ' y ' 1 , Z 'A 3.1 ml X , p ff ,r t R 3 ' . 'Il , 5f I x 4 1 . ,D my X .xv 4 X 1 1 rn J' Q I ' ll wsu Q nf w X if F .. ' ' 3 M-.. 7 - I -Fw' xl ' .X Ryu ' 1' 5 if A 2,-Q3 - f Q f M gun 1 .dd A...,f,,x,gmM. , 4 A A I I Xu , I . V M 4 a Jvilhn ,QM wg? 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RL-rn. R. Vllmmm. D. l':arsons. R. xlllfillt'-ti. S. Hiro. N. XI2iI'Y'0L'Ci. X. Rueuu-ro SJYHHLIV ffrrcy' R. Him. rl. Kr':ms4, I.. Uinklv, C. l 1':n1r1tl-lrvr. -I. Xliug V. lf. Bu-xwI'. Hr. Glciln. lzmffwfffrzs frm!---f Y'f1 f-11 -11:4-,'.I. Kuhn K. Sonnrng. I.. Ymxnz. D. UH. if Hill. D. Srwukw. .1lfw1'm flfffrff P1'ffzwf.' D. Iiuvrf. R. Ulwrr. ll. Houck. X. Nlilkr. U. Rutr. Win. Rouclm. Y. Snmlr. .. ' f- ' 1 f 9D R lb if zlgfff iw r 1 Z' Xlrss Roehe, tmy and petnte rs Ollf l.1t1n and Prench teanher I .1dd1r1on she IS hterarx aduser for rhe lVI.1roon .ind Whlte Her .anna 1hle personality has made her one ol the most populzr tezuhers r limgor Hlgh l hxlfh .1 grave expresslon cl 1 resoundmg b zrltone xoue our .ISSIS t mr prlnupal guides student t1.1lf1L H1 rhe h 1lls 1t flre dnlls or h mcllcs 4 l9LlpllIl 11x nohlems N nlc othcl tunes he m IX he louncl mrh 1 hlendlx snnle lllil melodnous vnu lI1SfI'llLflI1g the sophomores III x ll nous LlXIllI 1fl0l1S ol world l1lSf0lX nx 1111 Lomxersmon xx err g mreusr rr nel filir.. -w ,ix X nexuomex III our mrclst thls Near, Mr Sandwlcle quulxlx hename one ofthe most popular teachers Ill lunlor Hugh Sehool He rs .1 grad uate of Lehngh Unlversltx. where he reeelwed a Bachelor of Sueme degree .4 if l t J ll' If J 1 Mr. lfarl Rader. teacher ol' rhe eleventh grade lff'0l'4l ll f'W f tht' 5f ll'f. fmt the PlfiY UVV3 .l- l'nglish. is here shown cunsitlering the results of Euglli' lllll' Niimllng MU: X' lhlwl' Senior Play. XX ell-knmxn as a teacher who knows l 'ml I xx tu get along with his stuclents, Nlr. Rader PLAY is a cloxxn at times. hut can he serious, especially k A ihout the mlratna. which he also heacls. 'lihe niajoi' untlertalcing of tlrzunatic en- tleavur ul' '55 was the senior play. untler the direction ul' Nlr. lfarl Rader. entitletl You Can't lake lr With You. written hy Kauf- man antl Hart. Ir purtrayetl the antics of 11 liappy-go-lucky family ul' incliviclualists. Per- formances were renclered tu rhe public at night as well as to rhe students tluring the school clay. i - - . . . f .' f ,- 1 ' I' VW, l'ishei'. li. l.alu-x. X. lii'liii i.icl4. K. Xl.Ill1l.l'. lfussu. l,. lfassu. S ll7'!II7f,. i wif' ll. l xslitr. K. li1s'lui.R.Xliu, l, Xlarrucci. l 4 N.-1i'.ixuiii. D. Nlillcr, Nl. X usscngti. Xl. l.antli'y. Xl. Ut-l'iancu ,L mr- 'P 4 fx 1 ,,.....m.. Smfwif. lijr? ff. i'.5glir: l.. Khziinlwrlxiin. Y. flurlzxnil. vl. Wills. Nl. lu-. l.. lli'iiwr. C. llonry. R, liigiquinro. NY. Siickltly. S'z175i1JHQ.' 5. Rziesly. sl. llzincock. li, Nlillvr. C. Xlziuai. Nlrs. lloilshnlk. im' H-iffy X. Rohr-rrs. X. Uxult-ski. l.. Xlr-nln-nitt. 5, Dt-Nlzircxinronio. S. liotlslnzlk, ll. slonrs Cooperation, the Key to Success, Is Fostered in Our Activities... FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Under the fine direction of Mrs. Marie Godshalk. R.N., the Future Nurses' Club has set its ideals on the learning of nursing techniques. Ir is exclusively for those girls who are sure they are going to enter training, The memhers rake trips to various local hosiprals for firsthand knowledge. Our school nurse. Mrs. Godshalk, is always busy during the school year treating our sick students and checking absentees because of sickness. Besides her duties as school nurse, Mrs. Godshalk is the advisor ol' the Future Nurses' Club. LJ ,e N jf Pf wdigfiifw ,ff A : Q ww 's F391 -vf if 's 'n ,O n 'c s ,Q R B , . in A I -L , Q i 5 ,. 'X -15 it if is .,,....a-fs . 1 1 y E s e s X. . ', I 'ja Y .,,l::24 1 - gas- 1 a . q sw V ' Yagi? 'F .F 5555? , , V 'W Sy ,, - 1 ' if ,Q 5 7 ., P i . f 'Wx :AQ-L,,, J 'Qf1gi,f4'iM:f:M K ff nssnmm, ,, U 4 mfr -if 3 ' ',,fQ:gl.ge' g -,fe , G2 'f .1 .5 -iff ii13E55? . 'iZ Z'., '5 l ' 'D ' ' i -zsfilpfs 3' , V ' 4 V I g v I I 'Q 1 4' ' . f 15, A ,fn W ,fry I ggi Q. Mjhgni w. VBTX5' 'P'-N365 ,Q 57 4 fx , ' .Y K 5 1 if KW E 333 xi' 3 5,7 6 . J rx . u, gt ik 5 Y I D. f . fsf I 1 'Nw V ,Q My , Y X - --, . - . , f 'wi rffxy' S. Xlvnlit-nnitt. R. Snotltly. Y. Yzilirzirs. ll. Shook. X. l.t-mi-is. l7.Salv1itim-.Xl. l.:uitlrx'. X. lloppt-r. ll. Dt-lfillipiiiiroiiir N 111 l Qitino li limlur ll Parsons lx Ru i I XXil im X hm l' L lxonr XI X Roxlmls XI l ll im ffi 1 ' fI'f f. I . . .I 5 . . I ', f. . SSI . F . lil S. . 'L' .. . K' P. , ' , 5.1 Lf. , . ill! lilml' rfcsx' R. lllITOTl. ll. Kloustalilt. li. Nliyilvr. X. fliwiis, lx. Rvmf r. bl. lxrt-sslvr. wl. ltvans. R, Rosaro. ,zzrflg r'f1fJ'f,l. llisliop. ll. XXagrit-r. X. ln-rris. Xl. Xlalius. D. Xt-rori.i. l'. iluiliirlx. N. ,lont-s. N. Xlrii-ri. R. lurrfo. f Fl: rffir. gl. Ross. ll. llisholl. D. Grilklitli, ul. lit-nn. ,l- Xlaiano. l'. lloskuis. l'. Xlou-r. Xl. lf. X'orrtll. lf. l rw man. ll. ,l. Ciiilwt rri OUTDOOR CLUB 'lihc Outdoor Llluli was origiuatul iiiuc years ago. Xlrs. liraiicli. rlw orgauizatiouls amlvisor. says that it was startecl for girls who arc- iritcrvstrcl in acrivc 11-cr'c'1itioii. 'lllic' girls participate in such sports as: liasketliall. liascliall. laiclaliall. and vollcylwall. llilacs. clariccs. and parties arc also hcltl X' the cluh. Klcmhersliip is limitc-tl t'XL'lllSlYl'lX' to iuiiior high girls. Nlrs. lfranch is com'ernccl almost wholly wirh rhe girls of Bangor High School. rXsicle ol' being llealth and Physical liducation tcachcr. she has charge ol' the girls' lmaslcct- lvall team. the Outdoor Cluli, :mtl the choosing of rhe Klay Quccii. XX'itli such a liusi sclicclule slit- has lirrlt- spare time-. Bangor Higlfs new zirt advisor. Mr. Samuel Schatz. is now well-known to us for his quiet lnzmner. He is tlie lfzingor .-Xren .loint School District art teziclier and has charge of the .-Xclult Art Class in the evenings. A large portion of liis time is spent zrclvising tlie senior liigli Art Clulw :incl assisting other elulws :mtl aissemlwlies. CREATIVE ART CLUB Under tlie advisorsliip of lNlr. Selizitz. tlie .-Xrt Clulv gives tlte Senior Higli I1 chance to employ tlieir creative talents. 'l'liisyeartl1e :Xrt Clulv originated am assembly program wliieli was a lueziutillul estlietic success. It also furnislies tlecorzitions :rt Cliristmas :incl lfztster. :incl generally serves tlie needs of the school as ll whole. Srzzffwf. wifriferr,lwrl':z'f.rf.' l., llaisso. l.. Scliizivone. S. ltluskirk. Fl. Keifer. G. Rui-Ii Srzzmlfmf. ffjfl In right: l'. l erziris. Nl. .-Xekel'r11:111..l. lironisoslci, ll Kline. Nlr. SCl'IIlfl. 1l1llI'I',fOI'Q G. hlones, D. Sulwatine, D. llzissett. -Y Srzzlfil. .lffit to rigid: D. Scott. ll. llray. D. lfisenhart. l'i'f.vuifriI.' lk. l.andry. lint fmt. Vfllllrflflff k. llillwert. ll. Glenn. ll. letherman. gl, lrigiani. bl. Santee. 5. ,lout-s. D. Xliller. Nlr. Xl. lileim. m1':':i.wr G. llouck. l'. Llistone, l.. Gardner. Sfr'fllI1ff1fIC'.' lf. llodshalk. ll. Nloore. R. Nlenhenitt. R. llllfflfll. -X. gl. llloodwortli. l.. Reinier. il. l'rice. D. KL-at. lf. lleartl K. Reimer. S. Schlemmer. Nl. -Xckcrman. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student governing group which acts as the co-ordinating body between the administrators and the student hody in regulating school affairs. Ir is striving to have the council the central clearing-house for all clubs. Individual co-operation. expression and development is its objective. The officers are elected by the student body. The major undertakings this year were the publication of the handbook and the St. Patrick dance using the theme. The Shramrock Shag. Ar the end of the year. pins and certificates are awarded to members. although these awards are not cumulative. SENIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB Tribute was paid the Library Club by Xliss Giaquinto when she said that without this organization. We would need a librarian and a halt' or maybe two. lts main service is rendering help to the student body and faculty. This year no officers were elected. Instead. the weekly programs were conducted hy the various members. and a house-cleaning day was held in hlune. Special keys were awarded to the tenth and eleventh graders, who were its only members. In fall, and again in spring. they attended the Teen-age Library Conferences which were held in various high schools. ,4 ' my ? sa. lla-rc ut- sw thi- St-nior National llonor Society looking very niurh :iliw :intl xvry' gay, Sf'am1', lrjf! lf, f- Lllff W, lionney NY. l.amlri', Nlr. llraril. u:l:'1'rfff' lf I,L'fI'llL'L'lli. lf 'liiickvix Snfnitl w,'z'.' R, llappt-l. l.. l'icc:ii't'lli. U. l t-tlitrnn-ii, li. Killer S. Rasely. Nl. l.. farrescia. lf. Km-nan. Y. Ifislit-r. 1'l'ff't1' rfftr: NY. llostlhallt. lf. hlwrt. l'. l.vrarus. Y. Smith. D, lfist-nhart G. l.alu-y. SENIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Only fifteen per cent ol' the senior class and five per cent of the junior class may he considered for membership in the Senior National Honor Society. This selection is the highest honor that any junior or senior may receive. Scholarship. leadership. character. and service must he predominant in the student hefore he is chosen hy any nieinlxer of the faculty. This Society is directed hy Alt. 'lohn XY. Heard. JUNIOR NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The ,lunior National llonor Society is the younger hraneh of one of the niost outstanding and character-huilding organizations in the United States. The members of this group are chosen for outstanding qualifications in scholarship. personality, leadership. ability, and honor. Although the organization itself is not very active in this school. it is considered an honor to helong. -'w Hr' A-.M V' Superintendent Donald li. Keat and Principal Trever VVilliams greet Dr. Harold Thomas. guest speaker. from Lehigh lfniversity on Parents' Night PARENTS' NIGHT Parents' Night held this year on Noveinher 9, 1934 at 71311 to 9:00 is the occasion on which the parents are given the opportunity to go to school with their sons and daughters. Regular classes were held. although they were cut quite short. 'llhe attendance this year was the largest yet. Dr. Harold P. Thomas. Head of' the Department of ffducation at Lehigh lhiversity was guest speaker. :Xfiter visiting their children's hoinerooins. the parents niet in the school auditorium to talk and enjoy refreshments with old friends and several menihers of the faculty. The majorettes with smiling faces are front row: Nl. Dc-l rzmCo, l lizisso. Y. Uutlzmcl. S. vloncs. S1-coml row: G. liruy. Nl. :Xx'ci'y'. Y. Fishei C. Smith. L. Punturo. .. . Girls Arouse School Spirits at Rallies for. . 'lihc pn-p rzillic-s play :in important part in raising thc figliting spirit of the students :incl also rlw spirit ol' rhe team. ' ,Hr ',..J -at-,J NJ f.. .w J.. ll. H1-.ml. ll, llallx. X. Dun. lk. lxvrn. li, 5l'lll5OIl 3 X Ru llll, ll l,x.m5. ,l, Rmmco, R. ll.-sl. lk. l.1llgal lf f' K ll al l. vl. Xxlllllllllh. li. limi. li. l'lHLlll . ,, I, L' O 0 O The Football XXI' lCll' llll' llkllll k'01lK'llL'S Clmrmvillc lfvzms :incl lnlm l,. xXvlllllilllS clisnusslng srrutrgia-s xxl1lcl1 will lu- usccl clurlng fllt' SCIISUII. odshalk. N. N. Nlartocci. R. Nt-iilake, l.. Raith. X. llarsons. D. Nliller. itlli. X. lt Nlartocci. bl. Ntcnlake. A. Xliller. l tr C. Xkoolley. S. Heard. Vl. hret-man. Teams in Action on the Gridiron . .. The Bangor High School lfleyen hegan its schedule in mid-season form hy conquering the first three opponents. fllhe lflue liomhers of l'almerton fell IS-7. The Catasauqua Rough Riders were corralled 13-6. The Slaters then stopped lilast Stroudshurg's three-game winning streak. 31-19. flllit' Maroon and Wihite next met the powerful Wilson Warriors who handed us our first defeat 20-7 in a last-half surge. But the Slaters came hack strong in their next contest to shut out Stroudshurg, 7-U. lincountered next was hapless Coplay who had lost eyery game. and Coach lfvans displayed true sportsmanship hy suh- stituting freely while Coplay only sustained a -17-19 defeat. Uur next opponent was the undefeated Blue lfagles of Nazareth whom we competeely outfought and trounced 19-0. The team work exhibited by our hoys in this game proved that no matter what the odds against one are. one can win if determined enough. Vke were edged out hy a strong Northampton eleven, 20-13 in an action-packed thriller. llangor then came hack in true form hy heating Hellertown, in a second-half surge. 14-7. ln the annual Thanks- giving Day Classic. after heing held hack in the first half, Bangor marched decisively over the Pen Argyl Green Vlvaye for the fourth straight year. 21-ll. llzird raft: Manager R. mi mtv. frtll In 1'lQfif.' Z. l'ounrt-rman, R. Biecliy. lf. ilirigiani. illihurzi H. Nasarka. l.. Nlartocci. mmf rout' l'. Yonelli. Xl. Nlahus. li. lllilliams. P. l,eraris, R. Dexardo. Nlulclen. l,. Bray, l'i. Capahianco, B, l.etwinch. S. Vlviedlicli. .-X. Piccerillo. Nl. Danko. B. Butz. H. Kuntx, Cfiaflii l'aul llvag- ner. Nlanauur K. Rohcrts. fVlr. Paul Wagner on the field the .l.Y.'s in action. .f-Q' 'il' .X 'xxx' N L1 . 3. f 3 3. is 1, X, .i. watching ...The J. V.'s ln the opening game ofthe year Bangor's -lunior Varsity lost a heartbreaker to the Rough Riders from Catasauqua. 7-6. ln the opening period Catasauqua's fullback plunged over for their touchdown and con- version. Later in the third quarter, Bangor made their only touchdown on Faust L'apohianco's 10 yard run. The try for the extra point was blocked. Bangor moved the hall down to Catasauqua's 5 yard line when time expired. The Slaters then engaged liast Strouds- burg and won their only game of the year 13-6. East Stroudsburg recovered a Bangor fumble for their only score. Bangor made two tallies in the second half, both on passes from Faust Capohianeo to Mike Danko. The first areial went 55 yards and the deciding pass went 60 yards. Bangor held East Stroudsburg on the two yard line for four downs to preserve the victory. The xl.Y.'s in their next four games went into a slump and were not able to score a touchdown. First losr was to rhf- Vlilson freshmen 6-U, scored on a 75 yard run. They were then thrashed by a strong Stroudsburg hl.Y. team 24-ll. Nazareth edged rhe Slaters 12-ll on Riceardi's two touchdown runs. Northampton then wallopecl the Slaters 30-ll. 'lihen came the annual game between the Bangor and Pen Argyl .l.X'. teams. Bangor was the decided underdog in this game, because Pen :Xrgyl was undefeated. N Bangor drew first blood when Bob Butz plunged over to give the Maroon a 6-U lead: but Pen A-Xrgyl came back to tie the game 6-6 at the half. ln the third quarter Pen Argyl quickly tallied two touchdowns and moved out in front 18-6: but Bangor scored a touchdown on Faust Capobianccfs 70 yard run to bring Bangor back I9-12. Bangor could DOI hold on and Pen Argyl scored another touchdown and won 25-12. Qur Future Varsity . . . Here are the very efficient football managers Checking the first-aid equipment before a game. They are left to right S. Bisher. B. Nlutcb. C. Drexler and R. Nlenhenitr. BAND One of the brightest factors in this school year has been the rejuvenation of the l3.H,S. hand. Mr. Kenneth Fritz's leadership turned the group into a well drilled and high-stepping organization. Show- manshfp was exhibited at the halves of the many thrilling football games this past fall. 'lihe band also contributed greatly to the success of the Christmas and Easter programs. The climax to the organiza- tion's activities came with the annual Spring Concern O O O -,M TX Here is the new hanil of liangoi li, Rt-tldinger. ll l,ambt r Sr f'f, ml rffxz' G, Xlieidliclt. gl. Pow tttt R. .-Xntonelli. Z. Counts rm in 771.51-iz' f'ff :rx ll. Collura. li. l'x s it r R. Dexarilo. With the Pepp Band After an absence of a few years the familiar personality of Kenneth Fritz has returned to Bangor High School to mold one ofthe largest bands in our school's history. He is head of the music depart- ment, has charge of the Band, Orpheus Club, and all music classes in Bangor High School, Roosevelt School, McKin- ley School, and Columbus School, Roseto. '- 1 'If 1 'A :ngor Higlfs snappy Plctllrul lt llglwt nc H1 colorguznrds. 'lilwy are It-ft to right: l,. lmlwlv. . . , . I XIt'lll1t'IN1lfI'. :X. Puls, :md Xl. I.. L2ll'l'l'Sk'lIl. The Bonfire - - Pictlm-cl ut ltft arc the cheer- lcztdcrs who HIXNZIXS have 11 lot of spirit :md stamina. Tlwy are left to right: Nl. xl. Defn-sure. ,. Q' . . ' cr. Y. Duvo. l,. flwztlmxlu-l'l11il1. I,. Peters. and S. SChll'llllI1l'lA. 5-'Lf -Wa- IVV l'x x., I gg wa' VN-.- 'lk lv 1 4 'X 4 1 1 f t, , . 5 4 A . 'L f ,, Q Q. ,Q N rr? 4, s 8 . at - vp' U 'gf' I ' 4 if in.. - V' 8 1 x Q ., ..4g?,,,.N., K . - 1 he gl-if .. N Q 3:1 ' a TE- . 7' . Jw 4A,, wi 1, N, - v f' ' , '- . .. . V , , nu., U 'unit L, g ir. 'hi-'25 , 1. -93 5 -vu-q..v .9 , We fcifsf F af: fgll' ge-Q, Winter Howling wind with frosty bite Chilling stark and naked treesg Gloomy days and snowy nights S Icicles hang, in wintry freeze! Emma Heinsohn Winter Introduction At last, winter comes and brings with it the old grind. lfveryone settles down with determination to boost his grades. However, basketball, sledding and parties can't be completely for- gotten. and although there was no snow lying on the school grounds on Christmas day, we took advantage of it in blanuary. :Xs the Vliinter section of the Grad- uate unfolds. school life will be revealed as it occurred. Our story begins as the last echoes of football cheers die away . . . One who can take as well as give a joke is Mr. Paul l,abar. who teaches .-Xlgebra l and general mathematics. He is the advisor of Visual :Kids and very efficiently handles the many problems in- volved with sports as faculty manager. , . sf . . . ids in Understanding, Seated at projector is Bloodworth. around table left to right: Mclfall. Kulp. Vlcngal. Drexler. Heaney. SV liellis. Strauss. Vlit-itlman. Second row: Dc lfranlc. li ronisoski. llouclc. Krauss, Oxford. l'.I'IlllI1l-l'll1'I'. Bray. litsch. liuskirk. Wiillianis. Keift-r. and Klauss. Lfjfl In right: Happi-I. Mr. bl. l,. Williams, mlrdmrg Landry. Snoilily. Hrss. Sclilt-mnier. Clorlslialk Caizzo, Henning, llt-ard. Buzzard, liuckcr. lirumlmcli. Stinson. Nlxzzza. Ruclx Roberts, Nlillrr. THE BRIDGE CLUB The Bridge Club tries to provide its members with a firm foundation in contract bridge rules As Advisor John L. Williams points out, it also helps to develop its members socially. Many of niy best friends, he says, were met through the game of bridge, and l'm sure Bridge Club members will meet many of theirs in the same manner. for Education and Society. . . VISUAL AIDS CLUB Operating motion picture projectors, set- ting up amplifiers, splicing film, and re- pairing various types of visual aids equip- ment, are the duties ofthe members of our Visual Aids Club. Under the advisorship of Mr. Paul Labar, the students also acquire the invaluable asset of cooperation. This is mainly because of their services to the school as a whole, operating visual aids equipment at any time, any place. V Senior members of Visual Aids are left to right: Bonntx Yetter, Landry. Miller, Mack, Kunkle. ,.v. 2 2 2222 15 VARSITY BASKETBALL lgangor High School Varsity basketball team, although not having a successful season in terms of victories. did break ten former records. Donald Keat, a junior, broke seven records. Among them were 125 field goals and 100 fouls which amounted to 550 points for a 16.6. average per game: also 302 points in league competition and 17 fouls made in one game. New team record was 373 fouls made in one year. liangons record of3 wins and 18 losses was hardly indicative of the type of hall the Slaters plaved. Included in l3angor's wins were two victories over arch-rival Pen Argyl, by scores of 62-+2 and 80-42. We also edged out Chestnut Hill. 50-46. The seniors on this year's squad shown in- dividually from left to right were Arthur Parsons, a forward who contributed I-L9 points: Duane Nliller and Vl'ayne Pysher, both starting guards who contributed H2 and I3-L points respectively. Also Ronald Everett who tallied 62 points and lvayne Landry with I0 points. 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Xllx NY. blohll llClll'll also gltlclllzlrecl llI'0Ill Rider Collc-gc ill 'l1l'CllfUIl, New vlcrsey. :XS llczlcl of the llllsillcss clepzllllllclllr :lllcl collcll ufrllc Y2ll'SlfY lwzlslcerlwall tezllll lle plzlvs :lll illlplwtllllr rule lll rhe lllccllzllllcs of our school. rw: lf' iff f fl! l lnllry. l'x's1'lu-r. D. Xllllrr. lfvl-rl-lt. l'zlrsons. llllzllxl D. Xllllcl' Km-slr. Qlfbllfll -lOl1l1 lll-xml. ,l1l'11j't'S. xx-2ll'!'lL'li. l l'l-L-lllilll. Xxllll1lIHS. Strauss, xl Sriram. ffrr rf, rrgfif: Hill. xlllllli. Nlillvr. Llommins. lfiscnharr. Sclioonow-r. llollansl. l,XSCl1k'l'. lww'lzr1g.' lJL'fk'SIIl1'. wlomts. llrartl. liowlamls. Ronco. Snyilrr. liurli. l.w. Sff1r1u'.'r1y.' Stilcs. Dirtricli. Nlillvr. lirumlwach. lfvans. llonry. Krcsslcr. lluulnts. Stonlmlartl. Nlrs. l'lralu'l1. mrzrlz. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Bangor l,assics. our girls haskethall team. is ahly' coached hy Mrs. Hazel liranch. rXltl1ougl1 it was DOI a victorious season, there were good spirits anal high morale throughout. :Xlitcr rhe final gamc ol the season thc team. which is in its third year of existence, went to a dinner party hc-lcl at the Colonial in lfaston. illhc lwaslwtluall tram. umlcr the vxpcrt coaching of Nlr. Paul Xvagncr, had an almon- average season. Nlany freshmen played on this ycar's team which means seasoned material will he availalwlc for future teams. 1 l l lxrirffzrzg. ffjfi fo l'1'Ql1f.' lla-rhsrcr. l.crwicl1. Cory. fallir. S1'I11Av1g.' Vloncs. Salvatinr. l.1lB2lI'.xytlilfllflll, Howl-r. lirowu. Sfazzclrng: Nlillvl. iliraycs. Strauss. KlOZ!L'll Wagiuwr. Sfatf1l.lfjftmr1'glzr.' Nl r. A. Saba-tri. Mr. I . Butz. NI r. P. l.al3ar. Stenlakc. Miller, l.obb, Dr. T. Williams. lVlr. Q. l,al3ar. Smmling: Nlr. QI. l.. Williams, Mr. .l. lla-ard, lVlr. P. Wagner, Bonney, Ruch. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Athletic Association, comprised of school board members, school administrators, coaches and head managers, controls the athletic activities of the school. Under the direction of student officers, they plan the annual All Sports Banquet, which is attended by all sports participants, band members, majorettes, cheerleaders, and colorguards. Varsity baseball, football, and basketball lettermen make up the Varsity lf Club. Mr. Evans, varsity football coach, has taken over the task of advising and co-ordinating the organization. Recently membership in the club has been extended to all in the community who wish to join. The most im- portant project of the club is raising funds in order to purchase varsity sweaters, jackets, and letters for seniors. The Varsity l3's most important function throughout the year is All Sports Night in which athletic events are featured. Kneeling. lqft In right: Pysliur, Ruch. l,aBar, Hess, Stcnlake, G. Heard. Williams. Keat. Trnyt-s. lionm-y. Ifvans. Standiizg: Dale Miller. Duane Miller. Godshalk, IT, Heard. Dally, Raph. N. .-X. Martocci. Stinson. lfvans, Marinelli. Casciano. Due. Ronco. Ruggerio. N. Martocci. in-ui Nlrs. Millard Gleini. taking the place of Nlr. :Xnson Hamm. does an alwle job of teaching ninth-grade history. She attended lVlaryville College in illennessee. receiving her BA. degree there. FUTURE TEACHERS' CLUB 'lihis year a new cluh has appeared on our list of activities the lfuture rlieachers' Cluh. As the title implies the cluh has been organized for rhe students who wish to enter the field of teaching. Under the leadership of Mrs. Gleini. the cluh has had an active year obtaining many speakers for its meetings and sending two delegates to the Future Teachers' Convention at .luniata Llollege. ---9 lajft iff riglif: Xlilli. l7el'aniphillis. lleriircelli. lfvans. llnvo. lit-L'e:isare. l,eitliu. Dt-l ranco. li. .loni-s. Karner. llowletr, Rader. Falcone. -I. jones. Nliller. llasso. Nlr. Henry Xlvillianis. one of the newest arrivals in our Science Uepart- nient. teaches seventh and eighth- grade general science. He has also started a .lunior High Science Chili in an effort to develop an interest in technical activities and advancements. xl .l E4 ' , wx U may-55, , Mrs. Olive Hamm, a former meniher of our lfnglish Department, last year took the part of junior high math teacher on our facuty. She is also interested in Tri-Hi-Y work and has heen advising the local chapter for the last 'MJ 1 'gy .U ,, . A 'ff rlmt years. g g hw :Fl Q A R 1 'fl'4 5f f i' ' 4' xi ' xl I s 'VX 1 1,4 X TRI-HI-Y N 'r 1 1 . K+! XI H1 15-- rd 'liri-Hi-Y. guided hy Mrs. Olive Hanun, seeks to promote Christian life and ideals. The cluh sends haskets to the ll 1 Wx F X1 13 needy. provides hahy sitters for the lyliqk meetings and contrihutes to world service. SN This year our Tri-Hi-Y has heen highly honored in that 'Wsg one of its nielnhers. Connie lfvans, has heen chosen as state representative at the Centennial NYorld Celehration ofthe Y.Nl.C.i-X. in Paris, France. The girls in this organization have a singular opportun- ity to meet other girls of the same high moral character at its various rallies and conventions, including the lfnited Nations Tri-l'li-Y Model Assemhly held every two years. and the Officers' 'liraining College. Fzrfl roto. fejfr In rigfzl: limmons. Hassett. leathcrman. Gloss. Nlillcr. Rciincl. Sfwffrifl fUf4f'.' Sli-nicola. lfisenharr htmson. N. Chamberlin, Smith. Price. Tf11'r1fm:c',' Nlessingt-r. hroddard. N etter. Rolwrrs. l'vsht-r. Sfl1IIt!.'PIQ.' hvans Dally. Berger, lliills, Keller, Fisher, Raesly. Hancock. Ciafzo. Gregor, llonvv. llrav. flutland. Mana. liruycr. l.. .-X. Chamherlin, Schlemmer. Snoddy, Heard, ,lont-s. liruinhach. Nlrs, llIlll1lT1.ixlI'. lf., Krt-sslcr. an C7 'Y fm., .gif-RTW A ., , Twp fn IfUlff'Hi'.' Slutter. l'olicelli. Stoddard. Keller. liloss. Wills. Rader. lirax. 'lihc attractive llarmonettes are kept husv with many community engagements as well as school affairs. lhe group consists of five juniors, one sophomore, and an accompanist. The Harmonettes sing for almost all ofour holiday. talent. and exchange assemblies. They also have done radio work. fit-I ffm. lift! ff, ffglzfg Nliills. Dallv. l'untur0. XYUST- RHI Snfmi' rffir' Stoddard. Rader. Nlenecolzi. Dt-Klart tntonio Tlifrif rff::': llrav. iliimmons. l ishtr tis I ffzz rfli f'ff:f-.' Y. lliilliai xms. livans. Flu it . . . Our Thoughts to Xlmmmmmm this is no douht the Orpheus Cluh warming up to its next song. Spurring them on to a mezzo-forte or pianissimo is Kenneth Fritz. the director. lfndeavoring to stimulate interest in music and develop a spirit ofco-operation and teamwork. the choral group also represents the school to the community. ,-Xfter manv vears in which the chorus has heen without rohes, the lland and Orpheus united in a major project to attain choral gowns. They sponsored the CRIG drive, in which contrihuters received huttons on which the initials represented Choral Rohes l Gave. Xliith the success of this drive and the proceeds from a musical program in Nlr. Fritfs honor. the rolues were purchased in time for the gk-. . , 5 , xxxl l xxl l l I t l ' at i i wg A l'oliu'lli. l'yslit-r. Dt-Franco. S. Ryerson. Wagiicr. D. Ryerson. lit-llrr. Nlr. Fritz. ui1':':'wr Greenleaf. l.ang. Santlt. Show-r. Benn. B. XYillianis. Koch. Slutter. Cascioli, l.oliman, Clapp, Nlartocci. Antonioli, Nagle, Nlartocci. Latterman, Mahoney, Roberts, Bet, Weidman, Jacobs. Music Turn at Christmastide and Always spring Bangor Area .loint School's Music Festival, in which the chorus participated. Une ol' the main functions ol' the Orpheus Clulv is singing in the religious programs at Christ- mas and Easter. Pins and eni- blems are awarded at the end of the year for service to the club. Vl'ith mixed emotions the seniors tilte pilt in then traditional carol-singing procession through the halls S l .S The juniors sponsored the yule- tide dance entitled jingle glam- boreef' with music by Charlie Porello. The gym was decked with mistletoe and festive trimmings which added to the prevalent Christmas spirit. f5 17 Besides being Bangor High School's popular and efficient librarian, Miss Gia- quinto also teaches eighth grade English. She has been so busy in the last few years that she founded two library clubs to help her maintain the library. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY CLUB The ,lunior High Library Club was organized this year for the first time. lr is exclusively for seventh and eighth-grade students. The primary aim of this group is to arrange the stacks of books neatly every week. Wvider reading is encouraged by Advisor Miss Giaquinto. ,gf --Q TYPING CLUB Once a week, under the super- vision of Mr. Louis Guida, the typewriters receive a workout by pupils who are unable to take regular typing courses. The rudimentary technics are soon grasped. and it is not long before these students have obtained an excellent typing speed. 'lihs student taking the college preparatory course finds it in- valuable in continuing his studies. is liangor High School's general and basic inatheniatics teacher, Mr. Mark Bennett has accomplished much. He has been in this section of the Matheniatics Departinent for many years. Nlr. Bennett also heads the business nianageinent of the .llfzmon ana' lflzztr. Une of Mr. liennettls math classes yxorlts industriously on some exercises. is nd'WsM ' .M ag. Firft rfce. ffl? lu ritglir: Uiaquinto. Nliller. Dweleski. Jones. Srrwnf rf1:e5 Seylirietl. l'ttrucelli. Duyo. Rt-iiner. I Tl11'1'ifrrJc4'.i l,ee. lienn. Hoenshelt. Wills. Fourfli mfr: D. Nliller. fain-scia. l.eraris. SIa1n. 1'i1u: Cole. Xliiliains. Werner. l'ill'1klWt'llll'T. Nlartocci. D. Miller. 'liuckeiz Stinson. Viilli. Hess. liunard. Nlasters. fiinino. Nlr. vl. llearil mi:'1.wr. Nur H 4. , 12 2- ..4 ISM! llwv fn: l.uH.ul11r lizlssu. xx-IIXIN' I.llINll'Y 5 fffx' .N'.'4pfvfff'J.f1. .I'f ,'f'.'f,f my Alum- DvQ'vsg1n-. Louis k'.lNCI.lIlU S .-, Senior '4' 3 .1 X5 Aww ,w,.p1, V f,f,., ,11f, f r1Hf W. f, lllin lli'II'llt'L'Hi. fzzriron 'lhuck--r Nlznrlvm- Dvliznlaku. Paar l,m1':ulis 2 .l' ff' 7 UM' 05, X1.l1x Inu Rmnzuw. liwl1guul XILIMVIN Iilllllklill lifvhxxrx Q T 1 ,V 'T . ,A 5 1: f xx , .lf f ,iw 1 4 RW' 1' '. xnxx X l,f7lI.IilM Hgasw, Rhplm 9r nE.1k4 E xp XY Q, J X 1 S Cfnw Cf If lffw' llmzlf' IX-irv1'm-5 lizissm-tr. farm Rgnplm Drunk Millvl. Rrmgnhl l'.u1'n-rr gy . , fy ' - Y L., ' 1 - Q N S Tx- -W Personalities ...Q 41 r l .UMVI ,,lA'r'f-V fn Sln'f'1'm1y .Huff Srflfmf Sfvlrif RMI Sr'1'HIf!'f'v rrrn firrxm-Ili. Dororlmy l'.iSt'Illlll!'f Nlnry' 'lam' llvll-szxrc. PM I.t'l'Lllih Hvrry Hn-go1'. Wznrun Iiunm R01lk'IAll'k Hzippn-I ' Yukiv Dunn. .-Xrrlmur Nllllrr X K lolntm QlLlJl'lHl. Hll. ilmlshalk lim .lmff amz' .-lfmw .lim .-lflfffm Allml l'f,p1m1f' Yvonnv l'.iSl1k'I', llvoruv Lzikuy Clloriza lluzlnl. Dunm- Nlilh-r luis Lolvlw. XYLIXIIL' Idllltllf 3 f Yr G , -,gr L 6 vu ? I , ' - f' M ' N . U, 11 x Mmm, Hg my Q A L. iw 'W an as-' M Second vear French class anticipates a session with the foreign language records, for Miss Roche well knows the value of conversation aids. Mr. Guida. just joining our facultv this year. teaches economic geography. typing. and shorthand. lrle is a graduate of l'hurchman's Business College and Rider College, where he A, obtained his lib. degree. ,.,. It ' X THE CLUB 5 . . . fln apt group for the purpose of business practice is the Commercial Club. The club , annuallv enrolls approximately thirtv members . who are admitted according to scholastic l :jx abilitv. 3 Xlrs. Nestor. succeeded bv Nlr. Guida. gave students firsthand business information. practical experience. and help for the develop- ment of personality traits. M..- ,fi 4' .. ' WL Vw Activities include secretarial service for as teachers and trips to places of business. Mem- bers receive demonstrations on office equip- ment. and tall-:s by local business men. The highlight of the vear is the annual Alumni Banquet. firf! 7'Ufl'. fqff ff, rfufzf: l.al,enna. Xlartocci. Nagle, Keenan. Koch. Sm-mzif rfigq-5 I,0bb, Santee. D. Ryerson. Nliller. Tlzirt! rfifwg Di-Cesare. liasso. Smith. lfrace. N1 ahonev. 1'-'un-ffi rvfe.' Karner. S. Ryerson. fiscarelli, Gates diff Happily engaged in tending her flowers. Mrs. lVlargaret Rockwell rearranges her ivy plants. She enjoys keeping her senior English Classes in the same fine shape as her hlossonis. Mr. Sterling Schmoyer is a nieniher of hoth our science and language departments, teaching hiology and German I and ll. He also en- courages future scientists through his Micro- scopic and Photography Cluhs. fXller Bucher zulu All hooks closed! questioning of the class. He helieves that large Vocabulary. 51.1 vw Mrs. Margaret Rockwell is giyinv tlissioc 1 instruction to a student in a txu fti gi tdt l nr Class. L 14-f 'fr' With this command Mr. Schmoyer hegins a the first essential for the German student is a . kk Sliffiillll. ffjft ff, r-rglii: Sfflfltfi-VIAQI Xl. 5, Baker. .-X. Polieelli. G. Heard. K. l,. Rader. Nl. l.. Carre-scifi. X. Pie- cerillo. A. Salm- fine. wlones. Nl. Poll: eelli. Seharl. l'. fistone. Nlr. lfarl Raider. mff'1i'ffr. ,ffff STAMP CLUB lihe Stzunp Cluh was instituted ut the heginning of the second semester. Mr. lfzirl Rader, who has long heen at philntelist, founded the eluh :ind is now directing it. cull A-Xnother familiar face ut l3.H.S. is that of Mr. Frzuik U.Sinith.:1lthough this year is the first that he has served in the capacity of regular teacher. lfliner is ll graduate 0l1Sl'I'OllllSl3lll'g High School. lfzist Strouds- hurg State 'l'l'2lK'l1L'I'S College :ind Rider College. illrenton. New -Iersey. ln addition to teaching, he also deals in antiques. The orgzuiization is open to hoth junior :md senior high students. These :amateur ecrors are persistently hunting for rare stzunps from every nation. . . . With Fine Arts and Hobbies the ,Q ,4 Miss lfvclyn Reimel, featured with the .luuior lfnglish Club which she organized last year. is also chairman of rht- lfnglish llepartment in our school. As chairman. hcr primary duty consists of co-orclinating the English classes in grades seven to rwel ve. ENGLISH CLUB The purpose of this fine group is to increase pupils' taste for the cultural aspects of literature. correspondence. and associations with society. This is the third year of existence for the English Club, and it has been guided by the interested advisorship of Miss Reimel. The organization has been successful in sponsoring aTeen-Age Hook Club for the members. T e drama class has 1 hil irious time vshile learning. Here Mr. Earl Rader. teacher, tells one of his amusing anecdotes. 1 M I 14 53 H5553 Nu.. aj, 5 7 A-X K X w,-. Qs-.- 'lk-git-liiiig coiiiimicizil siihii-cts is the primziry' Nli: Ilonuld lla-rd. ll new zirrivzil in our sclimil ty of Xliss Dumtliy Pit-hcl. llmww-ig tht system. ri-git-lit-s the suplioiiimes some uf tha Ciizinliiaitv Stzifliis also plllllll to liziu- this plcziszint liiitidziiiientzils of lfnglish litcrzitiire :ind gI'l1H1I111ll'. iiistiwirtm' :ns ziclvism' to its husim-ss stuff. iii llc has also taken ovvr the tiinc--criiisuiiiing juli li mulling rlii- fiiiziiirm-s for the WSF it-:ii-lwiik. of llfL'l'1lI'X ziclvism' of tht Uitinliizitc. Nlcctiiig rlimf pvrimls mit-kly. tht Hmdiiilfi' Stull' iinliistriuiisly xxurlas tu mgziiiiyv :mtl L-stzihlish ll year- lmok tu svtvc :is 11 iiic-iiimy lmuk lifll'fllt't'llfllAL'SCl1UUl. Scctiuii eclituis iiirliinli-cl lfiiiiiizi lla-iiisuhii. Rmlcrick llgippcl. Fay Xllisscr. Uciiigv lgikcy. :mil Sgimlrn Smith. :Xt rlii- lifgid ul' rlit- stuff xmas lfilitut-iii-fliim-li liill lim1sli1ilk.ulw was livlpul :incl iliix-uri-il hx' XIV. llrinulml Herd. liusinvss iiiziiizigci' uns Rmlci-it-k llgippcl who vwis :issistc-nl hy Miss Uumtliy IM-liiil. Kcrniit Py'slicl'sl1pplicLl thc' plitittigixzpliy with the gililc JssistzuircoflYz1i'i'cli liuiiiiry. stumlciit pliotogi':iplici'. I 'J tgiz. fi :f,f,g1':i, Smith. litugfir. lfisl cr. lla-etiwliii. Wzissir. Hfiiwiivx, Sf r rf Xlics I'ighQfl, Xlillcr. Vivvzitvfli. llmlsligilk, lxllxrx, lrzuu-s. Sfzzriifiri' llziiipi-l. Xli, lluril. f ' Q .Q fa.-3 . .The Senior Class of I955 LI XSS UPPILPRS Ijfffldtllf PAF Ll-RARIS qtll'6'fIU'N hu Fw: KrENAN lm prffzd nl Dufwh VIILI I-R X J f. ' A-f 1 2 4. Trrafzzrrr. ,..., .....,.,,...,.........,...........,.. I ,OIS LOBB ' .... ,, .,....., .....,.....,... . .,.',,:1 3 7. - I t' . ..,.,.. ., .........,,....,...,.....,. A ' 1 .2 We MAXINE ANN ACKERMAN Home Economics l'1',rual Aidf 2,' F. H Ji. 2, 3, 4. rrporter 2, 4,' Student Counril -l,' slr! Club 4: llomfrnonz ,rffrrfary 4. Xlaxie is one of our seniors who is always on the go. She is quite an expert in the home economics department. Her future is not definite, but you can be sure she will succeed in whatever she chooses. DELORES B. BASSETT Business Education Tri- Ili- Y 3, 4,' Ar! Club 4. Boys, if you hear someone say, You're a nice man, do not take it seriously. lt is Dee Dee, our female class clown. This tall, neat, and attractive girl plans to be a model, and we're sure she'll be one of the best. LORRAINE BASSO Business Education Rafleetball 25 .llajorzttf 2, 3, 4,' Cammzrrlal Club 45 Ar! Club 4. Lorraine, better known as Lfr is another of our fine majorettes. ln her spare time you'll find her dancing or listening to records or maybe even trying a new recipe, because she says, I like to eat. FREDERICK BELLIS Industrial Arts llomfroonz Prafident 4,' lluniing aml Fzirliing Club 4. ' Shorty is a transfer from Bethlehem High. During his senior year, he was the president of his homeroom. lie is employed by the Slate Belt Bowling Center, and his plans for the future include going into the Air Force. WARREN J. BONNEY College Preparatory Radio and Elfflflllll-f.l' Club preridfnt 2,' ,'lA,flAHl xlidf 2, 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 4, .fturlrnt dfraflor 3, pre.r1'rl'f11t 4,' Football manager 2, 3, 4, head manager3,4j Photography Club 3, 4,' German Club 2. 4,' l'ar.f1'ty B Club 3, 4, .rffrztary 4,' Graduate Staff 4,' .Nt1lZ'07ll1lSF?llUf llonor Sorifty trfarurer 4. VVarren is one of the most active seniors with his cornet playing, singing, and other outside activities to supplement his in-school work. A good student and a friendly guy he can usually be found tinkering with electronic gadgets and cameras, WILLIAM BRITTAIN Business Education Hunting and Flijhl-Hg Club 4. Bill is a friendly student, who we are sure will succeed in the business field. His ready smile and efficient ways are only two of the winning qualities of his fine personality. AUDREY ELLEN BRUMBACH College Preparatory Orphruf Club 2: Tri- Ili-Y 2, 3, -lg l'i.fual Alidl 2: Bafkztball 2, 3, 45 Czrman Club 3: llomerrmm Ireafurer 35 Bridge Club 4. A very busy girl is this active senior, who has had many honors come her way. Lively, brown-eyed Brummie will probably be teaching in the future, and it's certain she'll achieve success. WOODROW BUSSENGER General Ffwlball 2: I?a.rl.'nball 2. Got you guessing, don't l, is the phrase that refers only to Woody, Woody is a general student whose plans are indefinite. He was in the senior play where he played the part of lid, a xylophone player. ROBERT BUZZARD College Preparatory Bafkzlball I, 2, .lg l'i.rual Aid: .lg German Club 3,' Bridge Club 3, sl. Bob , is a light-haired boy with lots of ambition. During the summer months you could have seen him running through Bangor Xlills, Inc. He is always ready to lend help to someone. ELIZABETH ANN CAIAZZO College Preparatory l'1i.rual flidf 25 Orpheux Club 2,' Fulure .'N'ur.fff Club 2, 3, 4, trzafizrfr 2, llomf- room fnrztary 3,' Tri- Hi- l' 3, -Ig Bridge Club -l. 'Liz' as many of us call her.', has merry brown eyes, and a lively sense of humor. You will always find her literally bursting with eneruy, She likes to drive in her spare time. LARRY CAPPOLELLA Business Education Football 1. Larry is a soft-spoken fellow, even when active in his favorite sporting events. He makes up for his soft voice and short stature by his friendly ways and fine personality. LOUIS W. CASCIANO, JR. Industrial Arts Football I, 2, 3, -lg Bafbrtball I, 25 Trark If Bafrball 3, 45 llunting and Flrhing Club 2,' farfity B Club 3, -l. K'l.ouie is thc kind of a guy, who would do just about anything for his team, and he shows it by his zest and school spirit. Voted best supporting athlete, he is also very talkative and popular. GLORIA CASCIOLI General Orphan' Club 2, -I. Besides being talkative, Gloria likes to travel to New York frequently. ller frienclly disposition should take her far in her career as a child nurse in the future. LORETTA CICCARELLI Business Education Orphfuy 2: Grazluaif .ff l:f1771NI. f1'I-Il! Club 43 fllarrwn and lfliilr 45 Senior ,yflflilllllll llrnwr Sflffffj' -I. Chic, one of the lively heauties from Roosevelt St.. coinmutes to Bangor. She is a shorthand speecl elenion. Her future plans are to enter college and hecome a uieelicul secretary. DENNIS JAMES 1 lNllN0 C ollege Preparatori rafl I lumfrnonz iff prrmifnf 7 1' hllliflll fuun if x 1 Lffill llnmfrrmru prfiidfnt ennis the Xlcnacm in s Ylllll ies c L e o it inious ig. X more he p u person couleln L he found lhough lu clislilics homework som: collagen will pe rh ips find him within its sicrecl hill saiing. lm hun rx ,gf sf DANIEL J 1 ORTAIIO Business Education foofballl Bavkffbalfl gfudrril I cum if 7 llunlzrz amllw lung, Klub -I llnmfmnnz ffrrlnrx -I can often he sc n pursuinL his fuoriu sport e ruins. io 1 GERALD ALBERT DALI Y General olballl 7 3 1 Lfrballl 7 1 I X L3 Q lll O 3 1 Q K 9 I K O I'l lI'OIl O HV! Ki 'l COIHYIICHIL 1lN'lll UXLL Q MARY JANE DEC ESARE tollege Preparatorv Orphtux Club2 Bavfeflf2afl2 3 4 flzefrfradfr 3 -I Stuzlfnfluum iff frwinzfrfzall lub! lulurf Trafhfrr uf 47Plt'7'lfG 4 Xlar is one of our enthusiastic cheerleaders She drihlulcs passes and shoots coals on thc basketball court where she is an outstanding. forward with enough school :pmt for the ix hole team Did xou hear someone rcinarlx How ncrious llc look for Xl'1rx 'inc T ' ,' I :V - f -, . J .' i I 1' .ip T'-'pu' ll: - ,' 4. D' ', -. - f. as l 'ii sci -'u x 1lllk'Ll.Ck'l'l3lllly is the wpposit' I' th: fz . f' fure. .' - -I f l Y. if i g if or I 4 i eg. A 4 , x V I , Q 3 , ,Z ., , f I X o za if f 1 'A .-.A X ' ' 1 ,' , ,'. f 'i -J lg Ar ' f .' 5 J' U' . Danny is very capable anal plans to heconie an electrician. He lilies to travel. and enoys watching the Yankees. He. f -me '. z' .l lfhzlls. F0 ,-. . . 4:B1.f- .-,' 1'1rf1'ty R .?. 4. D'll.'. a lik' bl' g I' t meet off the footh ll fi -l l. anl will alwziy: he reineinherecl for his wriwess n the e id' . e als .lc x . ' ' CV . .as he pr '-l in ll1'SL'lllUl'lWl3l' this year. ,. - 7 Q y.: .N '. I .' -.I .' I ,.,' ' fx' ' . U 7' i i i Y i ' ' ' 4 . . ' ' . ' ' , ' , 5 , , L ' ' ' , V , .K I ' 'Y . , .7 U ' ' .? '-ll. ' . . 1' nl. -. 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Ho 1 Inns to I11-cc11111' ll gym t1-11ch1'r after hc ur111I11a1t1-s In 111 ollcuc. l.1'! ff 2, .ff lfl rr I frr 2. 3. 4, fapm1'11 bl: R!l,DA'ffll!lff -lg Typing I b - ,' 1 ,rr I ,' I 11' f' C11 I1 bl. 011'f111'11it1'cI11'1'rI1'111I1-r. 11111I CZIIWII. f1I ' ' III . Y I1'- tr11lj1l-S1-rx-1-SI11-r r11I1- of I '. I. .I SI - ' -1I ui1'I. Ihr 11Is11 I111-s w1-ll III hcr clnssvs. IIIIII pIn11.' to I11- n 11l11'sic11I 1-1l11c11ti1111 '1 I11-r, ARTHUR BRUCE EDEN Business Education Band 2, 35 Hunting and Fixhing Club 3, 4,' Homnoom vin-przfidrnt 4. Bruce is a friendly, easy-going fellow who likes to be outdoors. His favorite idea of paradise is to swim, golf, and fish. Even though his future is un- decided, we're sure he'll be happy in his chosen vocation. DOROTHY ANN EISENHART College Preparatory .lflixrd Clloruf 2,' Orplzfuf Club 2,' Bafleetball 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi- Y 3, 4, trrafurfr 4,' iliirrofropr Club, Jfrrefury 3, 4,' .Ynfirnzal Snzior Honor Sorifty 3, 4,' llflaroon and W'l1iff 4,' Studfn! Counfil 4. Quiet, refined, and friendly - these are the adjectives which describe our Dot. Dot has a great love for animals and nature, and she likes to go horse- back riding in her spare time. RONALD EVERETT Business Education Barleztball 2, 3, 4,' Homzroom przfidenl 4. Ronnie is one of B. H. S.'s finest actors. He did a bang-up job as a tax collector in the senior play. Ronnie loves to dance, and this is probably why he spends much of his time on the dance floor. LEONARD MICHAEL FARACE Business Education Hunling and Fifhing Club 3, 4. Proey is another of our high school musicians, although he docs not belong to the band. His interest lies in the piano at which he does very well. Outside of school, he plays with the Melody King's Orchestra. ROBERT W. FARLEIGH Business Education Farleigh can usually be found riding around in one of several different cars or at the bowling alley. He likes to hear the roar of a pair of duals. Bob hopes to join the Air Force in the future. YVONNE BETTY FISHER Business Education Sludent Counril 2,' lllajorett: 2, 3, 4,' Library Club 25 Orphfuf Club 2,' Clan .rzrretary 2, Homeroom vice-prriidenl 3,' Commercial Club torrzfponding .recrztary 4,' National Senior Honor Socizty 4. Here is a busy girl. Besides her school life, 'iYuZZy is a salesgirl, too. Perhaps that is why she was able to sell her part in the senior play - well, enough to rate the title of best actress. ISABELLE MAY FRACE Business Education Library Club 2, 3, .rfcrrtary .35 C11mmzrc1AalClub -lg Stuzleni Cnunfil 3. A friend in need is a friend indeed, is an old saying which aptly describes Isabelle. 'l'hose dimples and that smile always help to make her a friend to all. PATRICIA INIAE GATES Business Education IIOHIFFIHHII przhrizlfnt Z, 3, -lf Iifflllll .lilly 2. .lg Library Club .ig fl!lHlHlt'I'1'l-dl Club wire-pr'e,riclenl 4. Pat is a very poised senior. You will probably remember her for l1er nhility to get along with other people and her bubbling: personality. She also has her share of ambition. ller future plans include secretarial work. WILLIAM LEIGH GODSHALK College Preparatory l'ar.f1'ty Trark l,' Football l, 2, 3, -If .lI1'rro.frup1Af Club 2,' fire prefiflfrzi :Upho- murf t'la.s'J',' lvarfity Bu Club 3, 1l,' Bridge' Club 3, -If Debating Club 35 Crazluaff 3, -I, erlllur -I: Nallrznal Senior llormr Surlety -l. An intellectual with a keen sense of humor is A'Gut, who is also the top! notch editor of our Graduate. ln the past he has enjoyed debating, and in the future he plans to study literature in college. ELIZABETH MAY GREGOR College Preparatory .llifroxcopf Club 2, 3, 45 Tri- Ili- Y 3, sly Art Club 3,' llomfroom vit!-prnirlfrzt 3. Betty is our scientific friend. She has a fine home lab and plans to become a chemist. In hcr spare time she may be seen tearing by in that Oldsmobile. RODERICK GLENN HAPPEL College Preparatory Student Counfil 2, 3, treafurer 2, vit:-prefidfnl 35 Senior High Affrmbly Committee 2, 3, -I, rhairman -1,-German Club 3,' Bridgz Club 3, 45 Graduatz Staff 3, -I, bufinrxf managfr 4,' Sznior National Honor Socifty 4g Senior Clan .llarrlz of Dimfy Committnman chairman 4. Roderick is one of the active boys in our class. He has won eleven trophies for his derby racing. He also manned the movie camera at the football games. Xlost important of all, however, he is the yearbook's business editor. RUTH HAAS Business Education lvifulll Aid: 3,' Commerrial Club -1. Ruth always seems to be in a hurry. She is very active and gay. lf you know her well, you know that she has an effervescent personality. Here's wishing lots of luck to a fine girl. GLORIA ANN HEARD College Preparatory .llixed Choruf 25 Orphrur 25 Barkztball 2, 3, 4,4 Tri- Ili- Y 3, 4,' Bridge Club 3, 4,- .llaroorz and W'hz'te 3, 4, One of Bangor's best girl basketball players. Gloria wants to succeed in her studies. too. and become a nurse. VVe know her determination will pull her through. WALTER HEARD General Football I, 2. 3. 4,'Sf1ldf?IlC01l11fll2,' l'ar.vi1y BU 3, 4. Red is one of our best football ends. Ike are sorry he broke his wrist and couldn't play the Pen .Xrgyl HBIIIC. Red plans to pursue an industrial career after he graduates. EMMA LOUISE HEINSOHN College Preparatory Debating 35 .Uirroxrapr Club 2, 3, 4,' Gradual! Slaff 2, 3, 4,' Forenfirr 3. Emmy Lou. as she is often called, is a bright-eyed brunette with a winsome smile. For many years she has been an active member of the 4-H Club. Vlle know that she will take honors at Penn State. BARBARA JANE HENNING College Preparatory llomnoom trzafurfr 2,' Graduate Staff 3,' Bridgf Club 3. 4,' llomrroam .vfcrztary 3, 4. Barb is a cute little redhead who will neatly fit under a nurse-'s cap one day. She's an athletic miss, who likes dancing at the Bee Hive. She in- variably gets picked to be secretary of something. RICHARD J. HESS College Preparatory Football 1, 2, 3. 4,' Bafleetball I, 2,' Band 2,' lluriting and Fiflzing Club 2g Bridge Club 3, 4,' l'ar.rity B rrfasurer 3, 4,'Bareba1l4. You Rennie, calls Hessie, our number one football quarterback. Hessie is one of those guys who are always ready for a joke V- he's usually in on all the fun. BARBARA MAE HILL Business Education Bafleetball 2, 3, 4,' ,Uixfd Chorur 2,' Orpheur 2,' llomfmoni rrmfurrr 25 Llbfflfj' Club 3,' Cornmrrclal Club 4. Babs has one of those bubbling personalities that is sure to bring her success. One might over-hear her say ureally' almost any time, and Cl1aI1CCS are she'll be discussing painting or making clothes. ELWOOD WALTER HOWER Business Education Band 2, 3, -Ig Hunting and Fixhing Club 2, 3, -1. Elwood is one of our jolly business students, who is always good for a laugh. Although one of his dislikes is homework, he does well in school. l'Ilwood's plans for the future include becoming a hookkeeper at which he will be very successful. BARBARA ANN JONES General Future .'Vur.rf.r Club 2, 3, 4. Barb is one of our quiet, serious-minded seniors. She enjoys reading a good book, and intends to enter college to become a nurse. Her outstanding personality should soon make patients recuperate. GARY JONES College Preparatory fllixnl' Choruf 25 .lrt Club 3, 4, president 4: Future Trafllfrf' of flnzerira -I. A fastidious dresser who has a great interest in stage set design and Broad- way shows. Gary is also industrious and helpful. He may be seen after school hours and weekends packaging purchases at the local A and P emporium. . gf XX LORRAINE ROBERTA JONES General Future llomzmaknf' of America 25 Outdoor Club 3,' Orpheuf Club -I. Chickie is that blue-eyed senior, who hails from Roscto. She enjoys many sports, but she seems to prefer horse-back riding to all others. Lorraine hopes to be a radio announcer in the future SANDRA JONES Business Education .Vajorettr 2, 3, 4,' Mixed Choruf 2,' Homeroom vice-pfeiidznt 2,' Bafkftball 2, 4: Clair lreafurer 2,' Tri- Ili-Y 3, -lgllomeroom trmfurrr 3,' Commercial Club hixtorian -lg Student Council treaxurzr -1. Vivacious, lively and capricious - are just a few adjectives, but they describe our Sandy. Sandy is known for her spritely manner and hcr friendly smile. Oh, incidentally, she's one of our high-stepping majorettes, too. I THOMAS JONES Business Education Hunting and Filrhing Club 2, 3, -I. Becoming a hunter in Africa seems to take up most of Tom's day- dreaming time. To prepare him for this future venture he does plenty of hunting and fishing, which he thoroughly enjoys. 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GEORGE LAKEY Lollege Preparatory Band 7 3 -I l11ll'!IVlllIl3 J'l14!lt'7lltllft'lf1lV 4 lllkflllhllflll 2 llarornz and While 3 Graduate Staf 4 Don t bc a conformxst wlll undoubtccllx hc thc 'ulucc Gcorgc will Luc when qLlt.SllOHCC.l at 'un lnngth upon am toplc Hls fu ornc P'litlIllL'i 'arm lllllSlC htnriturc and tsalkmp. for the lutrr ot thcsc ax oc1txons howcur hc wlll bc lonust rcmcmhcrcd DEANNA IAPENNA Business Education lfzwd Choruf 2 Orphzuf 2 3 -I fommerrzal Klub -I llomfroom treaxurer 4 Dranna hkcs all sports 1nd rs cspccmllx nntcrcstcd ln thc 'arts of llOlllCIll'llClllj., Qhc wxll hc rcmcmhcrcd bx her clussmaus for her snappx 111 Ylgllf ns 1nd hc1ut1ful long. brown h'11r WAYNF C IIARLFS I ANDRY lollegc Preparatory llf Vllffilfllll ff nlrn! 7 1' -I Razlm um! llfftrmzzl ffub 7 Bflllgt' I lub 1' -I Grmlualf Sta 3 Studrn! f numzl pn :dent afmna Sfillllf unur Snfzfrx ll 114 rn! lzlunl lzrl' 4 Ba lfrba 7N L IC x A one wlo rc L Xlfkll N mrlu mc vm s 1 ICI x ls wall IH hum. xotul most popu1r '-N RUTH LEIDIG Lollege Preparatory Trl 111 l 7 Orphfufflubl Future' lfafherf flub3 -I fxpzn Klub? Qmall dark and prcttx I u F119 onc of our most popular urls ghc sus shc mncht not lue long but shc s comp to hfuc fun whnln sho s domgs It VVQ rc sur: she ll llxc long and hum fun too PASOUALE GERALD IPRARIS College Preparatory f!llfV prrrzdfnt 2 3 4 Natmnal 'Senior Honor Soczfty -I Pat ns om box mth thc hast known tnlcphonc numhcr ln school hum: thc prcsulrnt ot hrs class for his crltlri' school carecr HL antnclpatcs hccommz an cngmccr, and hn'd lxllc to partlclpatc rn wrmstlmu while. at collcuc LOIS LOBB Business Education llrvrd Fhorur 7, llumfrrmm prfrzdent Z, Orphfuf 2, 3, Clan trearurfr 3, -1, Band 3, 4, Commerrzal Flub 4, A 4 fecreiary 4 I obbx, as ucrx om calls hcr, IS a prettx gurl wlth dark cycs and halr She also has her share of lHtClllLfCIlCC ln har futurc shc hopes to bc a sccrctarv - -, . . ' I , A ' ,'. .' Q .,' ' .' hf . .. , - H - - - - - 'I u yu u u v n 4 - 1 - v w 1 1 1 1 - , , K ' .x . 'C I ' . , ' . t I ' ,. A , ' , . . . if l . . . x - 1' . 'J iv, . '. ' f ' .' . . , x , . . , 1 ' P - A -... ,' ' L' 'IV f -I '.' 1' -. .' ' -' ff- 1' 'A ' -I: .Y ' l.' ' ll .' '. j p .'l J: .' ' ,r 5 ,w ll -l. .X vcry lusy my, R: ky is on' of those- pc rl' l il ' vlcctcrl prcsinl 'nt of c '- ling. Ill- is xx-ry voll- rol -l. Lloir f l llZlCZlkll'llllCZllll'1lIll1lYlll'l. :ll,-, if ' :J -' 7 ' - 5 ll . I, x 1 F X X sill? .- gl . . Gif Q ' 3 Q A l . px, 2 2, 3 Q Y - '-'-,' ,I ',' ' 'f , , j gf .. C .5 ' . ' ' , ' . J N . K J ' Y K, t 1 - Y . . . . . A rl ,. A , , ,' , ' I ll ' ll ' . NORMAN JOHN LOHMAN Agriculture Education F. F. A. 2, 3, -If Honzfroom .vzrrelary 3. Norman is a nice fellow taking the F.F..'X. course. He has won the Chicken of Tomorrow contest, and Z1 few other Farm Show Awards. One of his pet dislikes is school. DARLENE LOUISE LUSCOMBE Business Education Band 2, 3, -1, mpmin 3, 45 Library Club 3. Darlene's one of our marching girls. Sha-'s been a member of the color guard for four years and captain for two. Darlene loves to swim and spends much of her leisure time in the water. ller future plans include marriage. LA RUE SANDRA MACK College Preparatory Mixzd Chorur 25 Orplzeuf Club 25 l'1',vual .4Idr 2, 3, -I, prrrirlfnt -If Maroon and Wh1'1f 3. 4. Lash is one of our prettiest farmerettes. She does a lot to help around the farm. but she finds time to engage in social life too. Lash's lone term plans include four years of college. , X SHIRLEY MAHONEY Business Education Mixed Choruf ,ffrrrfary 2,' Library Club 35 Ofphfuf Club 3, -lg Conzmrrrlal Club 4. Shirley. who ranks among the many efficient business students, is sure to reach her goal in life. Among her favorite recreation she enjoys singing and dancin! the most. . A w ANNETTE MARTOCCI Business Education l'1',fual Aid 2, 3,' Orplzeux 2, 3, 4. Hlinergetic, ambitious, and just plain swell aptly describe our Annette. She is a very active student, and she always seems to be busy. Annette plans to become a heautician after she leaves school. NICHOLAS MARTOCCI College Preparatory Radio Club 2,'Frm1ball 2, 3, 4,' 1'ar.rz'ty BU Club 2, 3, 45 Hunting and Firliing Club 2, 3, 4. This congenial boy is very fond of sports and the great outdoors. In his years as a guard in football, Abie has always given a good account of himself. He plans to become a physical education teacher. TERESA A. MARTOCCI Business Education lllixnl Chorux 2,'Orpl1fu.r 2, 3, -lg Commxrflal Club -l. Getting up in the morning is 'l'erry's pet peeveg she would much rather swim or dance. While talking, sht-'s always cheerful and cooperative. She was a hit in the Senior Play. How about that, Terry? RICHARD COULD MASTERS College Preparatory .llirrofrope Club 2, 3. -l, virf-prrfiidful 3, prfyzizlenl lg llonzerrmm ll'fllJ'llVff 3,- llnmfronm vire-prz.r1'rlfr1! -l,' Typing Club 4. 'I'his good-looking boy doesn't look like the quietest in the class, does he? People say that quiet boys are nice, and this holds true. Dick sounds very scientific about his future plans, which include college, CONNIE JEANNE MAZZA College Preparatory Futurz .Yurfn Club 2, 3, 4, Orphfuf 25 .llixfd Clmrux 25 Bafleetball 2. 3, 45 Tri- Ili- l' 3, -lj German Club 35 Bridgz Club 4. This blue-eyed lass plans to be a nurse, and she'll be more than competent, we're sure. A busy girl, she played in You Can't Take It lVith You, and bowls for diversion. LOIS MENHENNITT College Preparatory Orplzruf Club 2: .llixfd Clmrux 25 Futurr .Yur.vr.f Club 2, 3, -1, vzre-preritlerzl lg Color Guard 3, 45 llomfrrwm trezuurrr 2. I.ois's fondness for music is, perhaps, the secret of her cheerful personality. She is principally interested in nursing, and she is an active member of the Future Nurses' Club. Lois plans to enter nursing school after graduation. CLAIR G. MESSINGER Industrial Arts llunling and Fishing Club, trfafurer 4. Shorty is one of our strong, silent boys. Wie often see him whiz past in his Hdeadw Chevy coupe. Shorty plans to follow up his education with an industrial career. ALLEN MILLER Industrial Arts Radio Club 2,' lluniing anal Fffhlng Club 3. K'Red, who is another of our industrial students, is interested in hunting and fishing. Out of school, he is a member of the Blue Nlt. Rod and Gun Club. His future plans - bachelor. ARLENE BETTY MILLER College Preparatory 0rpl1fu.v2,' l'i.fualA1'd 2, 3, 45 Maroon and lVhite 3, 4. A sparkling personality, a love for dancing and TY. and a dislike for poor sports sums up Arlene. With brown tresses bobbing, she saunters to her eternal classes. BETTY JEAN MILLER College Preparatory Tri- Ili- l' Z. 3, -I, chaplain 3, ,vrrrrmry -15 Fulurr .Yurfff 3, -l,'l3r1'dgc'Club -l. Our quiet chum with blond hair and blue eyes is Betty Jean. She loyes to explore new roads, and in the future should become an excellent nurse. if A DARLENE MILLER College Preparatory Library Club 2, 3, v1'cr-prnidzril 35 Chnrlfadrr 3, 45 Future Trarlzerf' Club -lg Barleetball 45 Sfnior Play 4. Deanie is an active, blond, petite cheerleader. She possesses an out- standing personality and expects to train in nursing. During this year, she played an excellent part in our senior play. DEANNA l,, ISIILLER Business Education SlIl!1I'l1lll0ll7Il'I'l2, 3, ffcrffclry-l,'0rpl1fu.rf:l,ibrary Club 3: Cfltlllllffflifll Club 4- Petite, friendly, quiet this describes our Deanna to perfection. DCHIIIIH spends much of her lesiure time in church activities. After leaving school, she plans to enter the competition of the business world. i DUANE MILLER College Preparatory Football l. 2, 3, -lg Brzflcflbzzll l, 2. 3, -lg l'ar,fily B 2. 3, -1. Uift'-PF!-flidfflf 4? Bayeball 3, 4,' Clan 2f1'rf-prfficlnzt 3, -lg .-1.1. z'1'rf-prffidfrzt 3, prfficlenl 4. Duane is our all-around sportsman and our star backfield man in football. He isn't all brawn and no brain. however, as he makes out exceptionally well in his classroom. JAMES MILLER Industrial Arts V Band 2, 3, 45 lluizting andFi1h.ing Club 2. Brown hair, brown eyes. and What are you saying? add up only to ,lim- He is a quiet type, usually. He likes certain aspects of photography, and has been a member of the band since junior high. ARTHUR MILLER llurzfiny uml Fixlzing Club 2, .lf Football 45 lvanrlly B Club 4. A'YVicker, who hails from lfast Bangor, will always he rememheretl for his athletic ahility. Ile is also notorious for his practical jokes and his up- roarious sense of humor. JOAN IC. NAGLE .Ilixrzl Clznruf Z5 Orplifuf 2, 3, 4 Cfmzmfrrizll Club -I5 Srniur Play XYUII-IQIIUVVII for lui-ine very poised, .Ioan has :t lovin: nature. She enjoys sports very much, especially swimming, skiing, and uollinu. joan wants to he ll secretary when she finishes school. DOLORES V. OSLIN Future llnnirmalefrf of nlmrrifa Dee is a very sensitive girl. who takes everything to heart. All during her high school years, she has t she will he a eood homemaker. aken Home Ifconomics. hopinsz that someday Industrial Arts Business Education 5 Sluilfrlt Courzril ,lg llumrrfmm fI'F1I,i'lll't'l' .lg 4. . M Home Economies 2, 3, 45 .elrf Club 4. RONALD PECK College Preparatory Hunting and Fiflzing Club 2, -I5 Studfnt Council 3. Pt-cky is a friendly and alert fellow who enjoys school and workine. This year he cannot participate in many extra-curricular activities because of his time-consuming job. He expects to enter a military school in the future. ARTHUR CLINTON PARSONS General Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baxketball 1, 2, 3, 45 l'ar.fily 'ABI' 3. 45 Bafeball -l. An athletic outtloorsman and likeable person is a descriptive skecth of one of the best athletes in the class. Bucky's athletic ability is matched only by his lively personality. CELIA PETRUCELLI College Preparatory Orplzeuf 25 Student Council 35 illaroon aml ll lzz'ie 3, 45 Library Club 35 German Club .35 Future Tearlzerf' Club -15 Typing Club 45 Senior National Honor Society -I, .rfcrelary 4. Celia likes to listen to the latest records and can always give you a good commentary on them. A good student, she also enjoys dancing and jovial people. Always with a winning smile, Celia will succeed in the future. WA YNE PYSHER Lollege Preparatory Bar riballl 2 3 -I llzrmrfope flul 7 3 a 51 ran! lfarlfr Z Band 4 Radzo flub 2 lar :ty B 5' 4 prffzdfrlt -I fraduatf Staf 3 Jr! Klub 3 fypml, Klub 4 qflllflf Plas 4 ll'lXll'lQ.. basltctball lS one of Xlousa. Q faxorutt Qporte llc ns also an expert on tht saxophonm fJCC'lSlOll3lll om llllQ.,l'lI fmd hum at the Bu Hut nl2lllClllL. to some vuld yan or haunt a tilt a tntn mth a fm nl IARRY FREDERICK RAPH General lwotballl 2 Brufball I 2 Bafketball 2 llunlzm, l17IllflfllI1If,' f lub 1 la1r1M B 2 Raphx lS alwaxs good for a laugh X otm d claw clovsn ln can be SL rlous at tunes llc hltts :porw and was football co captaln for mural games H also hltns quou Xlornnn vuth good loolts unquott JOYC E MAY REAGI E Busmess Education 'llzxrd fhoruf 2 Drama 4 fornmerrml lluli -I Qulnt pohtc and vtcll manncrcd 'irc the vsords to LlLSCI'lbC ox cv. Hcr fax Ofltl p'1St1mL1s platlny, thc P13110 Hur future plans lncludc secretanal worl, and marrxau Ik it ?, N EDWARD BARNES RILE Agrlculture Educatlon ual flzd 2 7 3 -I Sfilflllf ldnllt can usuallx lu found hot l'OClLllllL, thc Qtruts of llulgor wlll hm faxorltv g,1rls Snrlouels howutr hc r lllILl'CS1.Lll n I I X wo Al If F MARIE ROBERTS College Preparatory llfual -lid? 4 1,711,154 Brzflgcl u Xlliflllif g.learnG lll tht uns of pappx frlqndlx 'Xllcn She tolerates czmllx our s.cmroL1stU1Q1np. 'lllcl alvmw has a reads answer Sht hopts to becoxnc a nureq after j.l 1Klll'lflOll FRANKLIN II ROBERTS College Preparatory llunlzng andlulzzng Club 3 4 prandznt 4 A wen qulet gentlemen from the country IS Frank He as rcallv a loser of the wtlds and hkcs to hunt and ftsh Frank hopes to become a mcchanlc ln the near future - V Vk V ' V I 1-.-- IF I V' A I J ' I' H . ' ,' 1 if ,' . 1 , ' 4 1 K , V 1AV' , V. ' , HA JA V '.A AA -.' A . , . .A A' 'V , ', ' ' . .. 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' lf, ' ' ' u, u H gf. z 1 - ' 3, l I' f 1 'l11g:. Jan f11t11r1'11la11sz 1' 1112 'z, . I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' . . ' . , Y , ' ', '. , ' , , . - ' . 1 - - '- C .L 1 , -Z ' , 'N . ' ' ,Z '. -. I-l 1 E v Z ' Ay-. 1 ,' 1' ,' ..,' ' . , ,' 1' ' I ,' I D' . DIANE SABATINE College Preparatory Graduate Staff 2,' Orpheus' Club 2,' lllajorette 3, -lg Library Club 3g Art Club 4. Shiny black hair and dark eyes in conjunction with a friendly helpful attitude add up to this particular majorette and future nurse. She especially enjoys the get togethers of her group when entertainment bound. JOANN SANTEE Business Education Tri- Ili-Y 2, 3,' Orplizur Club 2,' Library Club 3,' llnmrmnm prrxirlnzt 3,' Com- mrrrial Club 4,' Student Counril -I. Joann is a friendly senior with a nice personality. You can usually find her patronizing thc Bee Hive, for she loves to dance. Her future plans are not certain, but she is seriously considering training at the New York Foundling Home. LAWRENCE MICHAEL SCHIAVONE College Preparatory Band 2, 4,' 4-lr! Club 3, 4,' Drama 4. Larry', is one of our more serious boys, appreciating good music and liking to paint. However, he also likes to dance and can often he found at the Bee Hive or at the Grill. LEONARD SCHIAVONE Industrial Arts llunling and Firhirzg Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Leonard is a quiet student and never has much to say. Lconard's industrial ability has been proven in the Farm Show Exhibit where he won first prize for his entry. His main interest lies in woodworking. SHIRLEY SCHLEM MER College Preparatory Orphruf Club 25 lllixrd Chorur 2,' Tri- Ili-Y 3, 4,' Chffrlmderx 3, -lg Maroon and llfhilf 3,' Student Council 4,' Bridge Club 4. Shirley is one of our peppy, cheerleading seniors, who seems to sparkle when she smiles. Because she likes children and helping people, Shirley will certainly make a wonderful nurse. JEROLD D. SEIPLE Industrial Arts llunting and Firhing Club 25 Ar! Club 3. Jerry is an ardent sportsman. He has an original pet saying, Get out of here. He commonly is seen working at Fehr's gas station or hanging out at Eden's Luncheonette. His future plans are to enter the service or find immediate employment. HELEN E. SHOEMAKER Business Education .Ufxed Clioruf 2: Library Club 3. Here is a hard-working girl with zz lot of talent. llelen is a very friendly girl, and is always ready to lend a helping hand, Success and happiness to one of the nicest girls in Xleycr's Crossing. BARBARA ANN SHOOK Business Education Library Club 2, 3, fl0!IlNlt'I'l'li!ll Club Alf llunzerwmi .rn'rfIary -I. 1 l.igl1t-hair, green-eyes, and blushing cheeks, well describes liarbara. She is ll very studious and friendly girl. We are sure that she will achieve many rewards in the years that lie ahead. CONSTANCE SMITH Business Education Graduate Staff 2: Orplzfzu Club 2: llumeroom v1'ff-prrffdfnt 2,' .llajoreltf 3, -lg Cummfrzifal Club lrnuurer -l. Our fun-loving, sociable Connie has favorably set herself in the minds of fellow students, because of her ability as a majorette. Her wonderful personal- ity will always be an asset to her. 's WAYNE D. SMITH Industrial Arts Drama Club I,' Ilunling and Fi5l11ir1gClub 2, 3, -l. NVayne is a six-foot bruiser, whom it is a pleasure to be around. His pet like, though, is giving his friends a hard time now-and-then. YVayne is an avid hunter and loves the outdoors. WANDA GLEE SNODDY College Preparatory .lllxed Clzoruf 2,' Orphruf Club 25 Bridge Club 3, -lg Tri- Hi-Y 3, 45 Future' Xurfff' Club 3, 4, xecretary 3, prefidrnt -I. Another of our nurses-to-be is Wanda. The patients who are under her care will enjoy every minute of it. YVbere there's a giggle, there's Wanda. One might find her at the Bee Hive almost anytime. RALPH STENLAKE College Preparatory Foolball 11 Z, 3, 4,' Bafzball I, 2, 3, 45 family B Club 2, 3, -I. Barney is a big, handsome bruiser who participates in and enjoys sports. His good-natured manners and personality make him wellfliked by his fellow students. ELDON W. STEVENS Agriculture Education .lizard Clmruf 2: Fuiurf Farmrrr' of flmrrim 2, 3, 45 l'i,vual Aids 35 llunrlrzg and Irlkflllillxlf Club 3, 4. Living on a farm account's for Ste-ve's interest in agriculture. Ile plans to become a successful dairy farmer. ln his spare time he may be observed driving a sharp convertible. RICHARD WAYNE STINSON College Preparatory Ffmlball 1, 2, 3. 4: .llifrnffopf Club 2. 3: l'ar,f1'Iy B Club 3, -If Bridge Club 4. Rich is one of the lettermen, who really plays a good game of football. llis brawniness is of great value to hiin in his love for outdoor sports. His favorite hanuout is the Bee llive where he shows his daring ability. The fights or any other sports always attract him to the TY set. His future plans include college. JANE ANNETTE TRIGIANI Business Education Orplzfuf 2, 3, 45 Mix-rd Clioruf Zg llomeraom Irfafurrr Z5 Library Club .35 .llaroon and lfhitf 3, -I. Jane is a perfect model of Dale Carnegie's bestseller. She's witty, peppy. and niannerly, as well as industrious in her endeavors. Janes at all the dances and can often be found at the Bee Hive. X . - its af iiefgsiife :Jil -. , 4 75.55. A 'x -- CARLTON JAMES TUCKER, JR. College Preparatory Football I, 25 ,llirrrumpe Club 2, 3: .llarwnri and ll'l11'If nlilor 3, -I: Ilomrrnuni flffilvdflll 3, 5-jf,-prgfz'clfr1l 45 Typing Club J: Bridge Club 4: .yvlllliflllfll Senior Honor Sofirfy efff-prr,f1'dfr11 -I. Chuck is editor of our school paper and most people think he's very sophisticated. His friends know better. however, as he's an all-around guy. Chucks future plans include college and a journalistic career. JANET MAY WAGNER Business Education Library Club 2, 3,' Orplieuf Club 2, 3, -I. janet is a very nice girl who would rather dance than anything else. She plans to be a nurse, and her swell personality will certainly help her in the near future. FAY WASSER Business Education Orplifuf 3,' Gradualf ul. Fay is Z1 quiet, sedate student who possesses strawberry-blond hair, big blue eyes, and a friendly disposition. Besides being petite, she iS 21lS0 efficient in her business studies. di ROBERT D. WILLI College Preparatory Ari Club 2, 3,' Typing Club 4,' Future' Trachery' Club 4. Robert is a quiet, well-manuered boy who has always wanted to he a teacher. We are sure that his participation in the l uture Teachers' Cluh will be a great asset in his future. JOYCE WEST Home Economies llumfrrrnnz .l'!Cft'ltlI'y 2,' F. ll. fl. 2, 3, -l,' Urpheux Clulr 3, 4, zflff-prffirlfzzt -l. Our blond-haired, blue-eyes Joyce is deeply engrossed in the study of home economics. Joyce is an ardent fan of jazz and is in her glory when she is dancing, which incidentally she does very well, WHITFIELD MILTON YAIIRAES General llunting and 1 1',rh1'ng Club 3,' Sfuzlfnt Cnunrll -L Whit can often he seen at Doe's or at the Bee Ilive. Also, you may find this short, dark-haired chap journeying to Allentown for Naval Reserve classes. fvsfiypl. ' . 'KSM LARRY YETTER Agriculture Education F.F.1-I 2, 3, -I, pre,r1'1lznl -l,' .llixnl Clmruf 2,' llunling and l iyl1lrzg Club 3, -If llifual Aid 3, 4, 'lllft'-PI'!J'l'df7ll -I. The happy farmer, that's our Larry. When he's not working on the farrn, you'll find him riding around in his snappy Ford. 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