Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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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,

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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

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' 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