Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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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.

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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,

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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.