Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

JOINT HIGH SCHOOL BANGOR, PENNSYLVANIA BANGOR AREA 9-if' N. lf if N ,. , l.? mm V , W ,, . , . L. . X ,L VM af, f my .t , . M.: L. 'R f 9+ sg 'N' ,w sv ' QT fgx' 5' Jia x 3 uh, '-z l 3 X QED! -f' -f ' 'f D f'fL5'-ggi Q3-25 A gi ,J 451' ar? 1 ,..f- ..-QPPW ,,.,, 4-..a W WLC' QB? ill Til! Bib ,J- ,zfv i bfi 'H' 1 I 4 I -...asv W - N. mf -w--1 Q --4 ,mg ' 'fi 1 a T, 5 X swgx ' 1.5 n xy f 49, N 'W f o 4 -w ,V :A h 1, , aww ,M ,, -M-. ,. ' ,V IM, K V M wifi A v t,-,g i - I , N M 71 f- V ' V , X,,,1iv l 'i, .'r f in ,2 ix- ,M , . , 4. , , A , ,. , ,W . VAM V J , fivv-mW.,g,,g ,f'K ' 'I 'hm' I -ff, K -ang 3. 3, 4A, J, a J , ' - wg, ny, I f , JM fn, ,Q ff ' ,f ...mx 1, 1 ' ,M-1, 27 ' 4 w 'J , , -... - 2, , I J , f , v- f' yer- -wg Aw-A - -V '-'ft-H., ,. , ,g J ' 'R Y M 'Cv-r-. - gs- K' ' , 5 ,..., 4- ' K --R .A , V, .4-mfs. .-.., - 'fr . A 5 , -s I I e V, 3 .i'.t'.vx,l'f---ii: .1 f I . ' , I A . ff, ,:,-'f ff..gafifif2'?Qi1e'fff,w1 Til. ' 5-'--A.. ' n 'Q 19 . . 79562 J: uf 'Z I4 05 1-I I:- A an r I- Z K -5 4 2 '-I-' C 1 an 4 z nc 4 Q M 0 Z 4 m G R A D U A T E Editor ........ .......... E dward Trayes Business Mgr ........ ......... R oberf Miller Advisor ........... Mr. D. Herd, Mr. L. Guida - z X x - z X 0 W . 1 Q- so A 'Q' .f rw' ' xy f J. A 11 -' i N.-. -au- ow In our auditorium is inscribed, 'Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you treemfthe theme of this yearbook, At the opening of school, there was great chatter concerning the floods which hit close to home, caused by Hurricanes Diane and Connie. In our history courses, we learned of President Eisenhowens heart attack and the conferences at Geneva, The cold war of Democracy versus Qomniunism goes on since Stalinls death, while Dictator Peron mas cast into exile by Argentina. Health courses gaze us cause to' reioicing with the clfscovery ot Salk s vaccine to combat polio. On the lighter side, in study rails the boys tollofyed their tovodte teams, .uhile the Dodgers nan their frst Wlorid Series. So the year progressedftuk ct daily everts to be discussec: in our school ,A LY S ef' QV QL' Q .l yi, I , ?i' Y .J 'G .-1 if E tadcuf miami! Mew ae b 3? . m.v'l9QIr PERSONALITIES f m Q ' ! P ws: .. 5 F f U 1 : 4 i C V 1 N-Q N, .ix K . is Nl' NXQN-.L 3 f ll - - if 'few' EAN l'l'lLl'll5tI'6l!l0l'l The good administration at Bangor Area Joint High School this year is under the responsibility at these men who compose the Bangor Area Joint School Committee. Messrs. David Stoddard, president, Merle Mabus, vice-president, James Brusie, Marvin De Pame philis, Quintus Labar, John Finelli, Edward Caponigro, Frank Butz, and Donald Creighton. These men repre- sent the Bangor, Roseto, and Lower Mt. Bethel school districts. These men have efticiently supervised many im- provements in the Bangor Area School system, such as a new heating system, an additional manual arts shop, the rerdecoration of several classrooms, and erecting a cafeteria. SCHOOL LAWS often need clarihcation by Mr Speer. MW? 'T' TELEPHONE CALLS play an important part in the busy day ot our genial Superinten- dent. Mr. D. B. Keat, the superintendent of schools is responsible tor carrying out the committee's policy tor the ioint system. This includes kindergartens, ele- mentary, and high school. ln addition he is kept busy hlling out state reports and various forms required in the smooth operation of our school system. Our principal, Dr. Trever Williams, is in charge of the high school and responsible to the superinten- dent and the school board for the smooth running of the various curriculums, and planning ot the students' schedules and affairs. JOlNT COMMlTTEE members set policy, solve problems, and sign vouchers dealing with administration ol the Bangor Area Joint School Jointure. ,stiff exvaess r L-Q . - ' ISS! if T fzfftisfi we 31 i, . my W'-Mfg, ML. In charge of any disciplinary problems, and Home and School Visitor, is Mr. Thomas, the administrative assistant to the principal. When the occasion arises, he serves as substitute teacher in English and history, at Bangor High. The secretary to the school committee is Mr. Reimer Speer, who does all the buying and bookkeep- ing forthe school system. Besides this he compiles and submits reports for the reimbursements of the school district. Miss Charmaine Collins, a friendly and under- standing secretary tothe superintendent is often seen aiding Mr. Speer or Mrs. Lobb in the principal's ofhce. At other times she- is frequently distributing school papers and pencils to all teachers for the students' use. Mrs Jean Lobb congenial secretary in the prin cipal s office helps with the scheduling of courses in the summer and anonymous other details during the everyday school session These are the people comprising OUR ADMIN ISTRATION RECORD FILES are referred to by Miss Char maine Collins ABSENTEE SHEETS receive morning priority from Mrs Jean Lobb MR THOMAS checks car registration forms for omissions COLLEGE ENTRANCE applications receive Dr Trever Williams individual attention CLASS ADVISORS , . . Mr, Afrror Vvrllrarns, Mrs Margaret Rockwell, Mrs. Mildred Osborne ard Mr Arnold Wynne. SPORTS PLANNERS , , Mr john Heard, Mr. Paul Labar, Mr. John L Williams and Mr. Paul Wagner GROUP MEETING . . Miss Florence Gioquirt: Urs Her-frette Crstche, Mrs. Hazel Brarrcl and Miss Evelyn Reirrrer. llol MR. ARMON M, WILLlAMS . . . popular Senior Class advisor . . . drives a '55 Plymouth Station Wagon . . , vacations at Ship Bottom, N. J ..., uses the P.A. sys- tewt with distinction . . , acquired AB. and M,A. at Muhlenberg, ESSTC, and Lehign . . . teaches Civics and Pennsylaania History to treshrnen . . , patriotic sup- glortur ol if-lrrrzz '.'l::ter, BAJHS. MRS MAPOF-.52E' ROCKVXELL , . . personality with rrrany rrrteerests . . . savors various delicacies . . . de- -ries pleasure tion- interior decorating . . . ootains elaxation wrtl- ry-'ushes and oils . . , instructs seniors in English . , . received an A.B. from Ursrnus . . . guides the sophomore class . . . did advanced studies at Vlifest Chester, ESSTC, Penn State and Lehigh. MPS MlLDRl'D OSBORNE . . . contmutes daily lronr RD No, l Stroudsburg . . . acquired B.A tronr Kutz town Stats: Tr-fxchers College , , her MA, tronr Le:- 'rr gh Urrrvrrrsrty , has a large collection of nrrnraturrr anrntals . . . advisor to .lunror Class, chec-rleadc-rs, Cclorguards and rnororertes . . , rnstructs Trrgoncrncrtry, Plane and Solid Geometry, Algoora I and ll. MP, ARNOLD F. VVYNNE . . . usually seen driving raroon '48 Crew, '... ardent tan ot school sports . B.S. front Ursrnus . . attended Muhlenoerg and lenrgn for M.A .... surrrnrers occupied as advertising nranagor for Bangor Vllelsh Day . . , native son . . . plans guidance prografns and assi-rnlvlf s . . . Soiourns rr' Ocean City, Md., during uacation. MR W. JOHN HEARD . . . head basketball coach . .. lifelong resident of Bangor '.,. instructor of Book- keeping and Otiice Practice . . . frequently visrts the Sunflower State . . . holds a B.S. degree from Rider . . . advisor at Senior National Honor Society . . . instructs niglrrt Typing classes . . , acquired MA. at Pennsylvania State University. MP PAUL R, LABAR . . . 'ecerved a BS, rn Minrrrg Engineering at Lafayette , . . MA. at Lehigh , . . spends each day teaching Math , . sorourns surrrrrers rn the Poconos . . . arranges rrovres and prolectronists for classes and actrvities . . . corrposes schedules tor tearns, busses and equipment . . . wheels the Eigh- vvays rn a '55 Bel-air. -'T ATHE WORK proves interesting to seniors G reparation for industry Houck an political emus HN L VVILUAMS shuttlebusses MR JO sary from the second ward students in his station wagon earned his B S at Moravian obtained his MA at Lehigh helps seniors and sophomores solve world problems coaches baseball and assists in pigskin practices each tall treads the fairways at Glenbrook MR PAUL VVAGNER coaches J V Foot ball and Basketball former resident of Bethlehem received hs B S at ESSTC great sports enthusiast teaches Health Gym and Science wlling to give any answers to questions on hunting and fishing drives a 55 Chevy to and rom Locke Heights lenwood METAL L d John Krauss in p afu MISS FLORENCE A GIAQUINTO our school librarian resides IH Roseto graduated Marywood College with A B acquired her M A at Lehigh University toured US and Mexico Europe as summer remembers Robert Frost started Senior Reading Seminar vases two library clubs when no c eases snaps l clear the librar MRS HENRlETTA CISTONE a native Bangorian received her BS degree from Drexel Institute of Technology is a phxlatelist due to her hobby attend ed ESSTC and the University of Pennsylvania likes cooking and baking for her own family teaches Home Economics e vacation is her favorite F H A ISS IU seashor advisor l .S. MRS HAZEL BRANCH received a B degree from ESSTC commutes daily from Pen Argyl holds an M.S. from Lehigh University is advisor of Outdoor Club and Girls Varsity Basketball . . . likes talk- ing about Canada spends spare time sewing teaches Gi ls Physical Education and Health MlSS EVELYN l REIMEL . , . has a B.S. de- gree collector of colored glass . , . teaches seventh grade English . . , possesses e art of raising and arranging flowers advises the Jr English Club . , , drives a i950 Chevy Sedan from her home at D No I Bon , , attended Ursinus and E SSTC F CIC aff, DMN DlSCUSSlQNl Mrs. Cr ve Hanes 'Jrss Help-rr Roc'1e,Mr. Nrrrren ldalrn ard Mr. Earl Lui? MRS. OLIVE HAMM . . . reoclwes Moth ra Iunror lziglz students . , lives on oth Sr .... spends vacations aoirrg spring cleaning . . .sings soprano rn Reformed Cnurch cliorr . . . received BS. or Ursinus . . . competent Tri- Hr-Y advisor '... Clwarrnrng ard io'Ceful pe'sonalify . . . acqurred MA. degree at Colunrbra . , , en ovs BUSlNESS MACl'llNES lrelp lo nroke nrodern oline practise speedier and finden 1 id 'ii d VliOI'Q2 QICCUYUTEP lOl' il'l5'SG SQVUOVS ,,gxJ'? m . X 5-1-ri: A J irg ur LU mil. MISS HELEN P. ROCHE . . , likes to spend some lree rrrne solving Crossword puzzles , . . reaches French ond Latin . . , a lifelong resident of Bangor . . . ob- rorned a BA degree lronx St, Joseph College . . . sunrrrrer' vrrccvrorr means llcrrwg a lady of leisure . drd graduate work af Lelwrgn. MR. VVARREN O. HAFN . . . rerorned This year from Nazareth ro rf,-cuir or Ainro Male' , . obiained nrs BS. ur ESSYC , frrcrlw-s a lrobbv oi nrusrc . , . l'as been plu-vmg saxes lor rvvenryeeiglwr yeors . . . od- vrsor ol Maroon and White . . . instructor of History and English . . . Conwmures doilv f'Orr' Middle Village, BALLAD SINGERS . . . Mr. Kenneth Fritz, Miss May Eschenbach, Mr. Charles EFFICIENT TEAMVVORK . . . Mr, Mark Bennett, Miss Dorothy Pichel, Mr. Millard Sandwick and Mr. Granville Evans. Gl9lVf' Gf'Cl MV- LOWS Guide MR. EARL F. LUTZ . . . first year at BAJHS . . . received his B.S. at ESSTC . . . has an odd hobby-cartography . . . teaches Science, Geography, Social Studies . . . works summers at the Bethlehem Steel Com- pany , . . post resident ofthe zinc town, Pol- merton . . , enioys chautteuring his son around in o I949 Packard, MR. KENNETH L. FRITZ . . . '56 Chevy is his means of flying from Marshalls Creek . . . studied at Universities of Pittsburgh and Panama . . . taught at Stroudsburg and the Canal Zone . . . teaches Music and History . . . acquired BS. at Penn State. . . M.C,'s at summer resorts . . . Band Director who relishes creating skits for others, MISS MAY ESCHENBACH . . . new elemen- triry and iunior high vocal music instruc- tii-ss . . . makes her home in the Eastern Piiiaiios , . led the cherubs choir in their Clni-,lniiv nunilac- i.,. directs the Orpheus rinrl llin iiiri ni-ttes . . , earned her B.S. at lifliiinon Valli-y College f... works sum in t-i- . ir. lm-.ti-ss nt lieu patents' resort. MR. CHARLES M, SANDWICK, JR .... travels front Easton each day in a '54 Ford .,. earned his B.A. at Lehigh . . . occupies each summer vocation selling life insurance . . , teaches Biology, German, and General Science . . . proud possessor of a lamm. movie camera . . .Visual Aids Advisor. MR. GRANVlLLE EVANS . . . well-liked var- sity gridiion coach , . . prepares future scientists in Chemistry and Physics . . . at- tended Moravian tor his AB. degree . . . obtained his M.A. at Lehigh , . . pilots the Varsity B Club . . . travels Broadway in a blue and white Buick . . . works summers at Bethlehem Steel , . . Jigs a mean divot. MR. MARK H. BENNETT . . , resides in East Bangor '... Math instructor . . . a handyman indeed . . . does gardening . . . makes all general repairs on his house . . . attended Elizabethtown College . . . busi- ness advisor forthe Maroon and White . . . has a BS degree from Bloomsburg State Teachers College. il3l MISS DOROTHY PICHEL . . . motors each morning from Hellertown in a i954 light blue sedan . . . teaches Typing and Short- hand . . . holds B.S. degree from Blooms- burg State Teachers College . . . advisor of Commercial Club . . . makes traveling a vacation must . . . attained M.A. degree from Lehigh University. MR. MILLARD GLEIM . . . toured the his- toric South last summer-Williamsburg, Mon- ticello and Washington . , . genial manager of Blue Valley Farm Show . . . graduate of Shippensburg STC . . . attended Penn State and'Lehigh for M.A ,.., pilots the Student Council . . . teaches American History . . . a hard hunter and fisherman . , . devoted member of the P.S.E.A. Legislative Commit- tee. MR. LOUIS GUIDA . . . whacks a long straight ball ,. . an immaculate blue Buick . . . drives down the hill from Roseto . . . matriculated at Churchman's Business Col- lege, Riders and Lehigh . . . for his B.S, and M.A .... versatile business subiect teacher . . . according to student opinion well-liked and handsomely dressed . . . quietly advises Yearbook business staft. C-6lCllhg J 9 1- 925f,f ' , , I Q MW QMWM 'Q P ,ff P xi if ii 5 f -K . Ev ' 'ML' ff- ,, ,. X-, ' f' ff K. mi v gl ' 'fn :J . 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OTT . . . teaches Vocation- al Ag . . . gentleman farmer from Stone Church . . . earned B.S. degree from Penn State . . . attended ESSTC . . . creator of active F.F.A. chapter . . . journeys each year with his students to the State Farm Show . . . is a nimrod and angler in spare time. MISS KATHRYN V. VERONA . . . ioined the faculty during second semester . . . pre- viously taught in Media . . . travels daily the Pen Argyl pike . . . knit one, purl two occupies leisure . . . summer counselor at Camp Danbee, Massachusetts . . . graduated from Temple . . .working for M,A. at Lehigh . . . teaches commercial subiects . . , relaxes at the seashore. MR. ANSON M. HAMM , . . attended Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, Temple and Lehigh . . .teaches eighth grade Science . . , Gettysburg and the surrounding vicini- ties are his favorite vacation spots . . . holds a B.S., M.S. and Ed.D. degrees , . . hnds pleasure in gardening . . , enthuses F,T,A, members . . . spirited worker for local P.S,E,A, i l ill' if i I , 1 1 MR. EDWIN D, MILLER . . . lives in Randall Apartment, East Stroudsburg-next to Elmer . . . teacher of new Junior High Industrial Arts . . . while his wife attends ESSTC . . . comes to Bangor from Blauvelt, New York . . . obtained his B.S. at Champlain College . supervises industrial Arts Club. MR, SAMUEL SCHATZ . . . sings in local church choir . . . lives on Broadway . . . does wonderful iob with the stage crew . . . advises Art Club . . . obtained his B.S. at Kutztown . . , did outstanding work decor- ating the mummy case for the senior play . . . instructs adult evening art courses twice weekly. MR, JAY S. YOUNG . . . hails from our rival town, Pen Argyl . . . teaches Industrial Arts, Mech. Drawing and Tech. Math . . . studied at Western Reserve University, Mil- lersville State Teachers College and Rutgers . . , likes to hunt and tish . . . holds B.S. and M.E. degrees . . . advises Hunting and Fishing Club. MR. EARL R. RADER . . . teaches Junior English and Drama . . . students' choice of understudy to Hope . , . graduated from Easton High . . . spends spare time as a philatelist and daguerreotypist . . . received B.S. at ESSTC . . . possesses a M.A. from Lehigh . . . plods many miles with gun on shoulder during hunting season. C-alfuffy MISS MARIE L. ENGLER . . . has been school nurse for six years . . . always busy with medical or dental exams . . . counsels the Future Nurses . . . motors daily from Easton in her blue convertible . . .was valedictorian of her class at B.H.S .... trained at Lank- enau Hospital . . . did further preparation at ESSTC and University of Pennsylvania. MR. DAVID R. PRlTCHARD , . . received his A.B. degree from Franklin and Marshall College . . . instructor of Physical Education, Health, and a new course, Driver's Train- ing . . . collects books on the subiect of football . . . is local lifeguard and Red Cross swimming instructor at the park pool. MR. JOHN PEARSALL . . . calls Brookville, Penna. his home . . . studied at Clarion State Teachers College, Duke and Lehigh , . . teaches freshman English . . . holds B.S. degree from Clarion . . . does wood- working in leisure time . . . advisor of Jun- ior High Drama Club . . , visited hometown this past summer . . . enioying his third year at Bangor. MR. DONALD G. HERD . . . drives a hot Ford . . . is completing second year at BAJHS . . . acquired B.S. at ESSTC . . . likes to Jaub with oils . . . ineligible ten- gagecll bachelor . . , spends summer as a student at graduate school . . . ardent golf- er, in spite of the roughs . . . hibernates nights as Yearbook Advisor. i I-. 146' s W5 Q . ,A . President . . . Vice-President .... Secretary ..... Treasurer .. . Football games, band concerts and proms are only three of the many happy memories the senior class of l956 will retain as they leave the portals of Bangor Area Joint High School to bravely embark on the world be- yond. While freshmen we had the distinction of being the first class to organize in the ninth grade. Under our ad- visor, Mr. Armon Williams, the senior class has always emerged with top-ranking leadership. Donald Keat and Jack Stenlake have filled the positions of president, while Jack Stenlake and Robert Miller served as vice-president. Janet Hancock recorded the minutes tor all four years and Lou Ann Chamberlin, Donna K. Miller and Larry Hill collected class dues. During our senior year we enacted one of the finest Senior Plays ever produced on the BAJHS stage. Out- standing in their roles were Nona Stoddard and Joseph Powlette in, The Man Who Came to Dinner, under the student directorship of Mary Louise Carrescia. SENIOR OFFICERS busy with a discussion of graduation plans. OFFICERS il6I THE 1956 eniora . . . .. Jack Stenlake .... Robert Miller .... Janet Hancock . . . . Larry Hill ln the field of sports our football team triumphed over arch-rival Pen Argyl, under the signal calling of Jim Freeman. The Slaters' basketball team broke several school records during the season, while Gary Strauss assumed the mound for the last time in the spring. On the social side we sponsored the Thanksgiving Pigskin Prance with music furnished by the Castle Rocks. The Senior Banquet was held in the scenic Poconos and ended with breakfast at the Farm Show building. Our event-filled junior year was highlighted by the Jingle Jamboree dance and Bernie Parsons music. We helped to decorate for the Junior-Senior Prom Garden in the Rain. Shortly after, we iourneyed to Mountain Lake House for our Junior Banquet, which ended the school year. Several seniors excelled in the music department. Donald Keat participated in national and all-state band his senior year. Betty Keller, Gwen Bray and Janet Wills also were outstanding in this field making district chorus. READ:N' :UN ws :nazi-3:1 seosxe ce- Vwnff ,CN ng.. Q50 inf ,-3, EAGEP STUDENTS heh Sava P SPUSOU A CLASS RNNG mecms more than be- ing G senior. I LOUISE RADER goes HoHvwood or Lens Arr Studio. PNGSKNN FRANCE fecew e: :nwshwrg vouches SPQINGTVE 5-' ,fl ,I T7 X ..---4'--A L g -nv QA 's V4 f is lf-' K. I urs. ge.. i RICHARD F. ALBERT . . . Industrial . . . Dick JANET V. BERGER . . .College . . . Berger . .. . . . his pet peeve is wise guys . . ,spends free can really snag a tootsie roll . . . Biology time in the library . . . indulges to his heart's Award . . . usually found at R. D. No. 2 . . . delight among the book shelves. dislikes blueberry frozen custard. if I' i . 'Nc A x ALLIE JOE BLOODWORTH . . . College . . . GWENDOLYN BRAY . . . College . . . Gwen I Joe. . . a ten o'cIock scholar . . . our warbler . . . toll and stately. , . has a catching laugh as in math class. . .generally carefree and happy . . . relishes driving and dancing . , .tests her , . . . but a hard worker on serious things. stamina on the ivory keyboard . . , future ' V Clara Barton. W 5 FLOYD G. BREWER . . . Agricultural . . . SONIA B. BUSKIRK . . . Business . . . one of Bruno . . . makes friends easily . . . summers our taller girls . . . last year's spelling repre- are spent as a driveein fan . . .award winner sentative , . , delights in skating at the roller K at farm shows , , . shuns extra reading. drome . , , intends to be a secretary. fffan Q- W- ,A I if' T' N1 'i MARY LOUISE CARRESCIA . . . College . . . BRUCE B. CASSARA . . .College . . . a perfect 'EN I Maire . . .plenty of initiative , . , won lnstruc- Mr, Esquire , . . studious . . . well-mannered 7 A tor's Biology Award . . .Current Events Award . . . O modern 1021 devotee . . . snappy piano J . . . neatly clttired , , , many Junior Year re- player . . . ehtltied with New York's Skyline membrances . . . satiated with unsuppressed - A - Willing to 05957 WIWBYWGVSV Needed F impishness at times. LOU ANN CHAMBERLIN , A , College A A 4 LOIS CLAPP . . . Business . . . Bubbie . . ' LOU 4 , , lqqs dimples and blond wavy hail- remembers the day she won her '55 Ford , . . W . . . leads cheers with. vim and vigor . . . OVTIICIPGYES week-ends Gnd levp Yeo' - - - remembers Junior Prom . , . hopes to wear a relishes Qlidifig On The dome floor r - 4 QOOCI' i eeewggae ws. 4 .2 ' rffl.,.d,l.r ,U leygwi.-ff f -V f If f kl- R. A. F. 3'- . - K 6 Z , , p X ALBERT BLOODWORTH BREWER M. CARRESCIA L. CHAMBERLIN .l8t .. AM . ' ' A Q js 15. Y. f A J. BERGER G. BRAY S. BUSKIRK B. CASSARA L, CLAPP white cap. 3' IQ' natured. THE MOOCHERS beg samples from the Home Ec girls. 14 H6 VG W ' B X ' 19. 1 .. P- D 3 2, . it ., ' , ' ' ' q ' N ,Q 3. .bn . mf 4- I X .I i ' Q . 9 i 3 L r 1 l sa , f . ,H 'va 4' N tk f A A553 ' 'W an if A ,, J: 4 91 Q, Sr dv 5 HQ fi ,E -Ki 'hu-n i .A 'V 'ff , 1 f' ii J. DALLY A. DELORENZO D, DEMARCANTONIO L. DINKEL A- DVVEl-Eslql W. EBERT D. H. EDEN D. W, EDEN C. EVANS D. EVANS JOAN M. DALLY . , , Business . . . Joanie. . . ARTHUR DELORENZO . , . Business . . , Art DELORES M. DEMARCANTONIO , . , Business competent and reliable typist . , , fervent ...quiet, . . eager to please . . ,spontaneous . . . Dee . . . pleasant personality . . . proud bowler . . . capable general manager of a combustion in iokes . . . always going some- of her engagement ring . . . carries herself with successful magazine campaign . . . personality where. . . favorite pastimes-model airplanes, royal poise . . . very quiet and reserved . . . -a combination of humor and seriousness. hunting . . . never without a spotlight. often hearde Gee Whiz. LARRY C. DINKEL . . . Agricultural . . . Dinkel ANITA L. DWELESKI . . . College . . . Cuz . .. WALTER E. EBERT . . . College . . . Mac . . , . . . fiys low with a broad smile in his hot a willing worker . . , iovial . . . famous for a walking, talking dictionary . . , to him a ialopy , secret desire, to win the S64,000 her noon dancing . . . tickets, programs- full tank of gas is when the needle registers Question . . , a sincere friend. mention money, there's Anita . . . ambition- E . . . top speller , . . brilliant. to be an Angel of Mercy. DALE H. EDEN . . . College . . Harry . . . DALE W. EDEN . . .Business . . . never a dull CONSTANCE M. EVANS . . . College . . . keen sense of humor , . , likable . . . small moment when Dale is present . , . smooth C0f1V1i6 . 4 . OUV Sweet and petite Miss Paris but mighty . , . quickly recovered from a foot- dancer . , . loyal church worker . . . takes - V - visited Europe OS Stflte Y representative ball iniuiry received in his iuniar year. pride in his appearance. in Sl-'mme' Of'55---ef1ef9etif9irl'S bosketbvll guard. DONALD R. EVANS , . . College . . . Don . .. indispensable center an the gridiron . . . shy . , . flashing smile . . . contemplates entering college in September . . . found summers working on his grandfather's farm. 'W o ,Y -A r fl ers rnel' 9 4' ' Qgiftgk -f s Victorious As C Thanksgiving Champ SENIORS CHALLENGE juniors to a drag race. H99 , W .V g Q - -xx X. A-vw-v--vw'- .af- -6 1 .- .115-. Of D. Students Stage Panel Cn Dating Manners . , 4 -J Visit' J . vi- ,A M dv, 4 ' A T 4 WINTER HAZARDS are easily solved by the boys. .f 'fu sy. W. . 'iff ,. Ef'j,.?' Nisiiff A 3 C1 ' DOLORES FALCONE . . . College . . . quiet ESTHER F. FALCONE . . . Business . . . Essie DONALD J, FARCLE . . .College . . . Don and studious . . . is fond of making like Sonia . . , full of pep, vim, and vigor . . . never a lwsdefinite ideas on many subiects . . Henle. .likes to read. .. possesses o friendly dull moment . . . admires the ten best dressed ideal Companion . . . calm, cool and sincere smile . , . expects to enter the teaching pro- . . . commutes daily from East Bangor. - . - 0 mainstay on the legion baseball team fession. ELAINE J. FENNER , . . Home Economics. .. DIANA J. FETHERMAN . . . College . . . L. ANN FINKBEINER . . .College . . . Annie Fender . . . can prepare a dinner fit for a Dine-e-ho , . , Joni James' '... intelligent . . . quiet and energetic. . . president of Bee king . . , reliable baby sitter , . , pleasing ond talented . . . outstanding girl citizen . , . Hive . . . Jr. Essay Award Winner . , . wishes personality . . . recipient of the Home Eco- the Florence Chadwick of BAJHS . . . reigned to revive the Charleston . , , spends spare I1OmiCS Awllfd. as Queen of the Bee Hive. time reading. MADELINE J. FISHER . , . Business , , . Mag CHARLES R. FRAUNFELTER . . . Agricultural JAMES C. FREEMAN . , .College .. .Jim . . . has abounding energy . . . eagerly par- . , , Charlie , , , cherishes memories of the unruffled temperament . . . three sport man ticipates in bowling, swimming, and dancing agricultural show at Kansas . , . obtained . . . top-notch oquotician . . . industrious . . . an alto mainstay in the church youth Farm Mechanics Award . . . plans to enter enioys constructing models from minute rn choir. Penn State . . . o true gentleman. terials . , . reached the rank of Eagle Scout D. FALCONE E, FALCONE L. FINKBEINER M. FISHER f V sz T sit i F' J . x ,- 2 . 'J f Sv, . I L. i..i .. I if 66 LElLANl GEORGlNE GRUVER . . J College . . . an inspiring cheerleader . . . the word food is like music to her ears . . . graceful dancer. . . longs to become a graduate nurse. C. FRAUNFELTER DQ, D. FAROLE E. FENNER D. FETHERMAN J. FREEMAN 'K l L. GRUVER 7.2 Q yy Y . .g 'fv- A HITCH-HIKERS decide to try for home lunches. JANET HANCOCK . . . College , . . Honky . . . immaculate dresser . . . elticient in every- thing she does. . .can concact excellent calory counting sundaes . . . wants to become an Angel of Mercy. CARL H. HILL , . . Agricultural . , . Hillie . .. visits outdoor theaters . . . travels miles to see a farm show . . , likes to promenade and give the elbow swing at any square dance. THOMAS D. HILL. . . Business , . , Tom . . . checker at a local market . . . frequently re- lates hard luck hunting stories . . . the four deer that got away . . . native North Ban' gorian. CAROL A. HONEY . . . College . . . sweet as her name implies . . . always ready to assist , . . has a smile for everyone , . . likes the ocean sands . . . neat appearance. MARION E. JACOB . . . Home Economics. . . pleasant and petite . . . anticipates entering the field of beauty culture . . . cheerfully renders time and service to any homemaking task. RICHARD G. HEANEY , . . Business . . . Dick . . . iolly. . . occupies much time investigating the mechanism of his cor . . , thrills at the news of a Yankee defeat. LARRY E. HILL . . . College . . . one of the students who travels Route 90 south . . . hard working gas station attendant . . . enumerates the financial credit to the graduates. VIRGINIA M. HILL. . . General . . . Ginny . . . prances through squares, as Marchin' Thru Georgia to the tunes from a hill-billy band . . . fills idle hours reading and sewing. GLENWOOD F, HOUCK . . , Industrial , . . Glenie . . , merited the Industrial Arts Award . . . works part time at a local store . , , will challenge anyone at table tennis. T, KEITH JONES . . .College . . . Keith . .. red-haired , , . well-mannered . . , likes to sample cakes-any kind . . . hiked one day from Portland . . . highly respects the New York Giants' Willie Mays, IQII 4-.Qi . X .V Q J. C. T. C, M HANCOCK HILL HILL HONEY JACOB kb, R. HEANEY L. HILL V. HILL G. HOUCK T. JONES 5 1 1 rr-5? A A , 5 S ,V ii Q 5 4 i fig , E . ,V i I l all .w 5 I 4 ,V i , l is Q 4 4 .1 1 2 S .. l LOOK SHARP is a must before the Prom. DONALD B. KEAT . . . College . . . presides at Student Council meetings . , , chosen for National and State Bands , . terrific dancer . . . progressive in modern iazz . . . high moral standards, JOHN T. KRAUSS . . . Industrial . . . Krauss . , . constantly tinkers under the car hood . . . frequents service stations ta keep abreast of local happenings . , . a printer's devil at tawn's printshop. JOSEPH W. KULP , . . Agricultural . . . Joe , . , industrious . . . co-operative . . . a hrst- rate farmer . . . holder of Star Chapter Farmer Award . . . competent and reliable treasurer of many organizations , . , eager sportsman. MARYBELLE E. LEE. . . College . . . Lee . .. remembered for school marm af Ding-Dong School in TV assembly . , . expects to enter the nursing profession . , , prefers Beechnut gum. RICHARD J, MARINELLI . . . Industrial , . alias La Lu, Mitzinelli , . . could be a per- former an any comedy show . , , reliable gridiron lineman . . . always together-Rich and his car , . keen rnerrymaker. BETTY A. KELLER . . . College . , . skillfully mastered the ivaries on any keyboard . . . hnds relaxation in reading . , quiet . . , will be a great asset in the musical world. RAYMOND T. KRESSLER . . . College. . . Ray ...a live wire. . .flashes a broad smile. . . heard from even if small , . . earnest ping-pong player . . . highly recommends one particular automobile. KERMIT LABAR . , . College , . . Kerm . . . brawny football player , . . frequently says, lt's utterly senseless' '.,. flirts with the law . . . registered general storekeeper . . . will adopt Anchors Aweigl'i as his favorite song, ROBERT L. LIIRO . . . industrial . . . Bob . ,, two loves, his car and dancing , . . would like to replace Arthur Murray . . . possesses a keen sense of humor, LEWlS MARTOCCI . . . General . . . Bush- whacker , . . holds rank of Life Scout . . , active member of the Roseto Rad and Gun Club. . . has a whim for auto mechanics. 122 153.5 W, Mi, isffufggsts i ' , W' . AH X ,, L fs f , J 7 Hyyif JQ ' ' L SQ f Y 253' ir' . ,Q if L: K K sl's ,Q i H., . rr y 4? ii 5 f X L' , 9:9 5 'Qu f . D. KEAT J KRAUSS J KULP F LEE R MARINELLI -' dwg J I if Q 35 ,-3 Ei' ' I L! OV! 1 KELLER KRESSLER LABAR LIIRO MARTOCCI fi 4a fig 19' f 7 W frills Ir W iff N MARTOCCI J MI LER OSTILE D OTT 7 Q' an 4 fav 5- R MILLER NASATKA M OCONNELL V OUTLAND E OXFORD D PARSONS NICHOLAS F MARTOCCI lndustrral JESSE E MILLER Agrrcultural Jake Nrckre reparrs rattles on any model car makes farmrng hrs vocatron and avoca among the famrlrar faces at Mary s lunch tron an actrve and sacral youth fellowshrp eonette contemplates a future vocatron member vrsualrzes a new car a zealous as an auto mechanrc football fan HARRYR NASATKA Busrness possesses MARIELLEN K OCONNELL Busrness a rally sprrrt thrrlls at a sprung trap can Buzzy hates to crawl out of bed rn the tarnrng a furry catch can always flnd tame mornrngs Irrsh colleen wrth a ready smrle to enroy a good book and temper cools qurckly helpful and consrderate DAVID E OTT Industrral worrcs sum VERA M OUTLAND College always mer vacatrons at local textrle mrll expertly flashrng a wrnnrng smrle Brology Award manrpulates a fly or castrng rod awartrng class artrst follows all sportrrrg age srxty flve day of retirement events rrvals Mary I-Iartlrne good cook future nurse ROBERT D MILLER Busrness Bo plays from Bop to Bach rumor banquet rates hugh among hrs memorres a all around student gets along wrth everyone SANDRA M OSTILE Busrness Sandy a perfectronrst rn cornrnercral sublects rates markrng perrod honors specralty s advanced needlecraft enroys convenrence of her back yard pool EDITH OXFORD Busrness ee bakes tasty pr s cakes and pastrres antrcrpates expandrng her collectron of post cards rntends enterrng the secretarral fleld of the busrness world DOUGLAS PARSONS Industrral awarts graduatron day has a secret desrre of wealth untold hrs shyness does not squelch hrs un lrkes auto reparr work Musical Talent Send Many Pupll To State Affarrs f. BANQUET BELLES apply fresherrrng touches bctween drnner and darrcc use , r 1. Y -x I ' x I X 5 LORALIE E. PARSONS. . . Business . . . Larky . . . seems to prefer the saying, Eat and be merry . . . a good example of perpetual motion , . , clerks at local store, MARTHA POLICELLI . . . College . . . Marty . . . short and mighty . , . competent . , . industrious worker at church spaghetti suppers . , . excellent support in the soprano section of any choral group. M. LOUISE RADER . . .College . . .considers the seashore as a top vacation spot . serene , . , collects movie star photos . . . could sur- vive strictly on a diet of frozen custard. MARY E. REIS . . . Business , . Maire competent secretary to Mr. Sandwiclf Scrabble fan . . . shows special internet in basketball , . . oh, those crazy lake: in dispensable to the Bee Hive, L. PARSONS J, PEKAR A. PYSHER M. RADER '-vi? Honor Roll Captures Large Per Cent Of Senior Class CHIPS AND SODAS add to small talk. JOANNE S. PEKAR . . . College . . . .lo . , . ALBERT C, PlCClRlLLO College PIC delights in reading books . . . plans to make .. . at present builds model planes intends it her vocation . . . very self-controlled and being aeronautical engineer quiet studiaus . . . dislikes poor movies made from likable . , . passed NROTC test will never books. forget writing his Biology notebook JOSEPH L. POWLETTE . . . College . . . big ARDYS M. PYSHER . General Ardle brother to Lenore . , . remembered as The . . . always on the go shy on the surface Man Who Came To Dinner' '... Frankie! . . . but full of fun . . . willing worker remem lt's Joe . . . puts his mind to what he's doing. bers trip to New York SONIA ANN RASELY . . . College . , . come BETTY A. REAGLE , Business always petent lab student . . . has toured extensively full of fun , . . future private secretary in the United States , . . plans a nursing career likes shorthand . . . usually seen doing home , . . efficiently allocates time to studies and work. . . swell girl. a genuine personality recreation. A PICCIRILLO M. POLICELLI J. POWLETTE S. RASELY B. REAGLE M. REIS ll f'..5 M . is Rx 7 fa 8 ,f -. Q I ,J 'Agp' 'QI'-1 yrxf' N 'if' fu-' ' N. REPSCHER K. ROBERTS J. RONCO W. ROUCH A, RUGGERIO L. RUSH R, RUTT VERNON SANDT VIVIAN SANDT L. SANTEE - .1 N , 4, ., ti!! 7' 4 il' 'fr sf SSS. 5-:D I Q l n li iw. r lkf .W ,ff f R f i ri f f l . 1 A., -,. .,,. A, -N. A .Ss KIDDING PALS don't quite convince Raymond of a future service career. NANCY C. REPSHER . . . Business . . . Nance . . , soft spoken . . . reliable. . .willing work- er , . , adhers to the saying-actions speak louder than words . . .friendly smile. JOSEPH J. RONCO , . . College . . .Joe , . , smooth dancer . . . easy going . . . usually on the go . . . never has much to say . . . cars . . . sharp guy. ANTHONY RUGGERIO . . . Industrial . . . Bibbens . . . has a iake for every occasion . . . sure-ingered pass receiver , . . mingles with ease in any group.. . finds time to be serious, RICHARD T. RUTT. . . Industrial . . . Dick . .. has a mischievous twinkle in his eyes . . . can develop that fit-the situation smile . , , favors the sport-deer hunting. VIVIAN D. SANDT , . , Home Economics . . . Viv . . , excellent cake baker . , , derives great pleasure from cooking. . .good dance partner -especially in square sets . . . energetic , , , willing worker. 125i KENNITH L, ROBERTS . . , Industrial , . , Kenny . . . first choice of a best friend-his car . . , always joins the gang for a good time . . . frequently seen at Bussengers, WILLlAM ROUCH , ,. Industrial . . . Bill . . . favors baited hooks and still waters as recreae tion . . . relieves patrons of their tickets and satishes their sweet tooth at the local theater. LESTER RUSH . . . Business . . . Les . . . jolly good fellow among his many friends . . . likes driving over the countryside . . . often lets out with one of his unforgettable chuckles. VERNON SANDT. . . Agricultural . . . Sonny . . . often toying with cars . . . twin to Vivian . . . possesses a reputation for tranquillity . . . likes FFA basketball games . . . good mixer. LOlS S. SANTEE . . . Business . . , efficient and sincere , . . terrific dancer . . . gets along with everyone . . . never without a cheery hi . . . great fun lover . . , snappy dresser. a. 1. we ,..,.1f--vw., . . x- -3uft,w.'f' . '. y Y. i-J. E' WWW' , Q my C ii I 3 . N S 11,- l A ,Kms Q 't ,- sl D. SMITH R. SNODDY J. STENLAKE D. STOCKER G. STRAUSS 3 .? 'S Eh-A '3- l g Q, l X V. SMITH K. SONNTAG P. STENLAKE N. STODDARD C. TEDESCO 1 E I - CAPS AND GOWNS are chosen for June week. DONALD SMITH . . . Business . . . Don . . . just mention the New Yankees . . . swell guy . . .follows all sports at BAJHS , . .will never forget New York City. ROBERT SNODDY . . . General , . . Bob . . . our drummer boy . . . likes gym classes . . . usually drives a hard bargain . . . outstanding on the baseball diamond . . . silent and quiet. JACK J. STENLAKE . . . College . . . Jackie . . . a leader . . . a natural on the gridiron . . . supports the bugle section ofthe Bangor Yellow Jackets . . . has a winning smile. DARWOOD STOCKER . . . General . . . Darry . . . swell and helpful . . . hopes to have his own dance band . . . good salesman . . . shows proficiency in clay modeling . . . con- stant worker. GARY STRAUSS . . . College . . . Garr . . . real competition for Groucho Marx . . . south. paw on the mound . . . favorite gear-hip boots and fly rod . . . exudes personality in the grand manner. 126' VERNE SMITH . . . College. . , almost always talking sports to some of the guys . . . excel- lent student . . . plans to take up engineering . . . enjoyable company anywhere. KARL K. SONNTAG . . . Agricultural . . Moonie . . . one of our modest fellows . . . who likes driving tractors . . . excels in proiect work. . . collects stamps and coins . . . eniays form shows. PATRlClA A. STENLAKE . . . Business . . . Patti . . . often overheard remarking, You know it' '... anticipates being a reliable secretary . . . a merrymaker at the Bee Hive . . . Ioathes the start of a new day. NONA ANNE STODDARD . . . College . . . lives on Third Street . . . mimicked a Holly- wood starlet in the senior play . . . studies hard . . . infectious giggle . , . dresses in the latest vogue. CLARA M. TEDESCO . . . Business . . . can always find time to have fun . . . neat . . . dependable . . . will enter the world of busi- ness . . , conscientious worker . . . easily adapts to the immediate situation. Seniors Depart After Four Years Of Fun And Labor 1. DIPLOMAS cheer three seniors. ROBERT THOMAS . . . Industrial . . , Bob . . . DOROTHY YIMMONS . . , College . , . Dot EDWARD J. IRAYES . . . Business . . . Eddie placid personality . . . plans to take up me' . . .conscientious and considerate , . .expects . . . never purchases Adlers . . . likes the CIWOUICS . - . GPPVGCIGIGCI lay OII who know hint to become a future R.N ..,. always speaks company of others . . . Atlantic City Band . . . prefers cars without governors. well of everyone . . . excells in her schoolwork Festival . . . awakes the neighborhood imi- . , . likes to travel . . . steadfast. tating Tommy Dorsey . . . dislikes dating short girls, JANE S. TUCKER . . . Business . . .Janie . . . BARBARA VAN VORST . . . Business . . . Barb JAMES C. WARRICK . . . College . . . Huck loads of fun . . . forever chewing gum . . . . . . petite and sweet . . . quiet girl who gets . . . raises tropical tish-guppies . . , rosy- collects records . . . another woman driver her work done . . , gets along well with every- cheeked, wholesome lad . . . shares in all , . . hangs out at the Bee Hive . . . ping-pong one . . . sticks to her ideals. sports . . . a willing explorer of the surround- champ, ing territories. MADELYN WEIDMAN . . . Business . . . al- EVAN J. WILLIAMS . . , College . , . Evie JANET I'I. WILLS . . . College . . . Jan . . ways comes up with the answer . . . easy to . . . a mischievous gleam in his eye . . . a rod seriousness sprayed with humor . . . constant get along with . . . remembers 4-H trip to and gun supporter . . . a great dancer . . . in her pursuit of knowledge . . . friendly to Waterloo, Iowa , . , quiet. at times imitates Dennis the Menace. GII . . . beautiful red hair. . .talented pianist and organist. R. THOMAS J. WARRICK LEO P. YOUNG . . . Industrial . . , always with his car . . . takes everything in his stride one to have fun with . . . finds pleasure in hunting and fishing. D. TIMMONS M. WEIDMAN !1'gr'f X 'Hz- 'Ol ,S 'ex E. TRAYES J, TUCKER B. VAN VORST E. WILLIAMS J, WILLS L. YOUNG N 2 'Pt . 2' it X 2 Your Q-ug Rug, 'sv o,, J fWJ 5 5: . ' rj Ei-93 ff? , .. g . f in Q ar' 4 .. .mi f ' ' r W- ' '. ' .? ..' v.,'i:r.. ff Q 3 r wr lisa Tiki..- f g SENIOR eI'd0I'lCl lfL95 tlte outstandlng students In ten iclds A re deslanatel by popular xote of the scntor class Ballots were cast In Engltsn c asses under tlte supervtston ot ft Marga et Rockwell and tlten tabulated by ntentbcrs of tlwc yearbook stag Mary Louise Carrescta and Jaclc S enlake recenfd tlte largest nurnber of votes tor leoderslnp Tte Most Atltlettc were Constance Ewans and James Freentat Joaw Dally and Bruce Cassarc secured tne tttles of Ncatest D esser and Best loolang went to Vera Outland and Cltarles Frauntelter Havnng r cclyed ntany ltono s Betty K ller and Donald B Keat were awardcd tlte lylost lylustcal tutle Lots Santee and Ro crt Lino were sclccted as tltc Best Dancers Wlttle Janet Hancock and Edward T ayes were voted tlte Best Helpers on any protects or events Havtng tlte leading roles IH Tlne lylan Wno Came To Dtnner Nona Stoddard and Joseplt Powlette recelved Best Tltespuons The students cltose Janet Walls and Verne Smutlw as the Most Studlous Dtana Fctltcrrnan 1nd Albert Ptcclrtllo nere plcked as tlte Most Ltke ly To Succeed -1' Nl V' Q1 roy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED it BEST DANCER v., 'Y 'Y Diana J Fetherman Albert C Puccmllo 7?-x ous S Santee Robert L Lnro MOST ATHLETIC BEST HELPER Constance M Evans Jane' Hancock JUHIBS C FYBGNGN Edward J Trayes of ,fir ' ,v 5 ,.. .- Tv , 'v ...- X J ' 1 fx , 'J Q v4 B W r K , f Q9 1 5' T y . ,, 5 A . r L, .K Q , . 2 41 e r 4 - 5 4 5 A, 4 N ' Q T , 4 Q K A 7 N ' f , , T M - A - H ,Q V - AC ...... ................. .................. . . . X I , H , . Q l , ' ly rs. r , ' , - t A ,mf Z . H L t , ' , - I '- W 1 , 1 1 L ' ,E , V T, ' n F ' T ix I J . f x px X- I' KX xx I X I . . V , 'T' ,' 2 . H 3 H , X L . . 4 . . ,, 4 32 1 We - If B I , 8 .L , . ,V .1 ' ri ' . A ,fl T , A . Y . Vx Vx C if , . . X X 1 1 Y Q ,7 I ix T T. ' ' ' ' ' ' I , g, '.,x ....... ..... ...... ............ ...L' . J .Zh V W , , M Hn I V ' ,...,-L , t- ' ' 144 V 4, , ,, 7' - -'rf r T I ' so T Q-L1 N3 . V-' .ar.if9 hf'ff ,- V T I . S it to A yy I 5 3 fu .. -I ' 1 .gh gif T X 4 l28J qv- U' ,-11 , i N La Q .4 v- .-as BEST LOOKING .. ................... MOST STUDIOUS .. ......VeroM.Ou1lond Charles R. Frcunlelrer June! H. Wills Verne Smith '33 I . T - .... -X -.KX L ti V! N,,, ' if.: i 4,54- + v ' '-45 1' l Q' QQ f 0 E M kg .. iw' 1 vi f- + 5 NEATEST DRESSER ,. MOST MUSICAL ... .......... .... . .,....,........ . . Belly A. Keller .............. .. Donald B. Ke-of -Nav' f 'S all ,G , fs iq, ,.q,. 4,3 S-' LEADERSHIP .. BEST THESPIAN .. ................. .. ..NonoAnneStoddcrd Joseph L. Powlerte 629' 'Si .--,., Joon M. Dolly Bruce B. Ccssoro l T, ,-, rv 'vu . fr Mary Louise Cczrrescio .lock J. Sfenloke M... - ans ....... vc ,X .J-A v I PAST MINUTES are checked by junior officers for banquet details. President .. . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer Formals, football tags, term papers and sports have the juniors in a whirl. As we entered our fresh- man year we organized and elected Dale Miller as president, an office which he has held for three years. Other officers elected were Glenwood Heard, vice- president, Sandra Smith, secretary and Nancy Cham- berlin, treasurer. Selling car plates and bicycle plates with the Bangor High emblem on them was our major project. To conclude our freshman social activities we went to our first dance, The Heavenly Hop and took an educational and pleasure trip to Harrisburg. Suddenly we were sophomores. With that our out- standing athletes were brought into light, namely, Dale Miller, Glenwood Heard, J. L. Williams, Bobby Finelli and Bobby Butz. The officers for our sophomore year were Dale Miller, president, Dennis Horn, vice-presi- dent, Martha Stinson, secretary and Robert Butz, treas- urer. We journeyed to Dorney's Park at the end of the school term and also enjoyed ourselves at our sopho- more dance, Spring Fever. Our big project this year was the combined home- ti. ,. ,.,. ,Mmm lflglj Ni ' . 115:11 . OFFICERS 130' gg., ,.Vi 235,555 uniora . . . . Dale Miller . . Franklin Brown ... Martha Stinson .... Robert Butz room bake sales which turned out to be very successful. This year brought our musically inclined classmates to light, Sherry Gloss of the Harmonettes, Beverly Fisher as pianist and Lois Reimer whom we often see at the organ in the auditorium. ln the art field, Joan Gregor is tops. We will never forget that memorable Mother's Day Program. When the boys wore red and white carnations in honor of their mothers. Summer came and went. We returned to school in the autumn as juniors. We all looked forward to a memorable Thanksgiving Day when our athletes showed their ability and our four cheerleaders and six majorettes never looked better. The Junior-Senior Prom was held at the Farm Show Building in April and everyone had a wonderful time dancing under Paris skies. After that was our Junior Banquet where we all had a wonderful time and ate our fill. In the spring of our junior year we boarded three busses and headed for West Point and Hyde Park. Thus came the close of our junior year and we are at the present looking forward to our future role as seniors. 'X Z' K. ,laik I - - lf, yf X I if NNN, Dnfvrw inA' IHJTN LQU9?EfY Q5 'Q JACOB DIETPIIH CHEVPCL ' fi4i2:? ' 4 ' KJ, ET C0 .,.' 'V V- ,312- Q- 15, 4L-1F'- PE First Row: ll-A Bellis, Snoddy, Le raris, Klaasz, Butz, Weidman Bronisoslci, Keifer, Mengel, Second Row: Pysher, Hower, God shallc, Hopper, Bruch, Danlco Vanelli, Drexler, Stocker, Third Row: Oxford, Emericlc, LaBar Hartzell, Jones, Companaro Lewis, First Row: ill-B Bussenger, Lohman Altorter, Van Horn, Falcone Santee, Villiana, Williams, Fi nelli. Second Row: Gates, ltterly, Calviero Punturo, Smith, Miller, LaBar Yetter, Gale. Third Row: Herring, Simons, Green leaf, Irwin, Ackerman, Pike, Mes singer, Rutt, Price. First Row: ll-C Lang, Wills, Pow- lette, Shaver, Smith, Gregor, Hoenshelt, Policelli. Second Row: Schroeter, Leraris, Jones, Reimer, Seyfried, Latte- mann, Baker, Horn. Third Row: McFall, Utsch, Cole, De. Cesare, C. Williams, Miller Heard, J. Williams. RACQUET PARTNERS release excess steam playing a last game of dau- lales arid a - , 'Q-.fi ' z i X . .+ - I 'rin' . ,1 ,A 1 x wr WA ' -Qxmyv J If if 13' f V L I K , g 2 f BOOK COVERS obtain approval from sophomore ofticers as class 30,04 Olflfl 0I'e6 OFFICERS President ...... ..,........... R onald DeNardo Vice-President .... .... A lbert Callie Secretary ,..... ..,...... K ay Reimer Treasurer . . . . . Betty Mae Hartzell This sophomore class, composed ot eager-bea- vers, possesses plenty of energy, which is expended on cheering varsity teams, creating assembly programs or doing work in the library. Under the advisorship of Mrs. Margaret Rockwell andthe guidance of good class olaficers, we have been able to achieve success in many proiects. Ofticers for our freshman year were Ronald DeNardo, president, Albert Callie, vice-president, Judy Evans, secretary, and Faust Capobianco, treasurer. During the freshman year all homeroom sections were assigned to present assemblies. These ranged in the type ot programs from quiz shows to clown's corner. In addition, the class made a tleld trip to Harrisburg and Hershey. We were guided through the capitol building, state museum and library. At Hershey we toured the plant and viewed the process in making chocolate, as well as spending some time at the zoo and the amusement park. ln March the TOVP Latin section conducted the assembly. They presented two short comedies about mythological characters. The tirst As It Really Hap- pened, starring Drew Landry, as the Queen of Car- thage, Gerald Pysher, as Anna, sister of the queen, and Philip Sabatine, as Servus, the butler. The second skit was Mettus Curtius, portrayed by Gary Jones as Metius Curtius, Gary Sandercock as Lucius Cornelius, Judy Lane as the Priestess and Christine Spagnola as a tair Roman woman ithe woman who turned palei. Nancy Yetter served as the narrator tor both plays. We looked forward to conducting our tlrst re- stricted semiformal dance in the auditorium on the evening of April twenty-seventh. We decided to name the affair Metamorphis which means the Coming ot Spring. We are privileged to have among the class a number ot students who are competent in athletics. ln football. Ronald DeNardo, Eugene Trigiani, Michael Menicola and Mason Mabus are iust a tew. In basket- ball Larry Cory, Albert Callie and Brian Jones were outstanding on the iunior varsity. While on the girls' basketball team were Mary Ann Rowlands, Betty Jane Schoonover, Patricia Pysher and Barbara Holland. Judy Kressler represented the tenth grade in the semi-finals of the Allentown Call-Chronicle spelling bee tor private and public schools in this area. We are also proud to have in our class Bonnie Slutter and Drew Landry, who are outstanding in music. Bonnie is very good at the piano and organ, and has played for various organizations in the Slate Belt area. Drew represented our school in the Eastern District Band. l34i 3 43 .55 5 CVM First Row: i0-B Ncxsc1tkc1,Chi'istrror' Moiiini, itteriy, T. Romano, Hoi- icwd, i. Kusobiq 'w', Mcziczzi, Ott, Ciiiberti. Second Row: Everett, Aw-rv Lchiraii P, Kose-mer, Hcirtzf-ii, Kern, Eioui- ibter, Rc-Cd, Rrfiiiier, Hc1i,s't'orin Third Row: Kessler, Pysiwr, D R3- wmiio, Miiler, Grithth, Reiriwfi, P.cci- riiio, Dietrich, Hiiliorci. First Row: i0-C Hlil, Berth, Bishop Cohfoiorie, Evuiis, Hc-Grd, Buzzard East, Dc1vis,Commiris. Second Row: Borthoioiiicw Cdcnzzo Hackman, Letvvimch, Cory, Ccrcio, Cc1iiie,lViOr:ps, DeNc1rCC,ChG 'ce' lim, Hockin. Third Row: Moore, Kcihtz, Hifi' Weidiich, Shook, Forcxce Gates, Weidman, Herbster, COMPARHXIG MAPS in texts with mah pic actions proves dicicuit ii-VLNG PL!-NIS i. ri -t 'i tioh. gf ,N fi? r., V' '. 1 B 1 , I ,A ,fig W r Y af v :ai C A.. --QA V., , -,, ..- gtki uv 6 .--v,, .. ,. ,., - ,. mf.. F, -I -. if ,J we , ',..f. 0 - : . : ' , , 5 - 6 X ' 'I Yf'L'h7 1 ' l X V ?a1:w1 A f , I n 5 -1 ' x ' I 14 - . 1 '- it Y V v it - .T J iii S . ' -.Ann-.4 4 . 37 v. me :Li 52' - v.'f ,1,.,. ,,, -N -. - ,A M 7958 Firsf Row: TJ vHQ'GV'N, S'5-wvwi. R. Rf2lJ'f ::cn9, Sfvowfcuy- Vumzgct' W1 F2555 3CHw::'.fc'n- Shack Second Row: :ML-s BCl iTC!O 'i'X-'X Swim Ko' -,-' Qeosher, Msrrocci GUNS Sviz: - E ,-'HCQWC1 SILWTT' ovfr. Third Row: ,zz ' 'fX 3MUf 5, Elec LO'T AO 7, fir' 151-, RL.'W't'C3': Gs 1: VWAV, Kmrwer R:-mhordf. First Row: WO-P Spognokz, HCP? Joelku Rc .-.' lanes, Ronco, Krcsslef Twtzc Lowvow, Kiefer Second Row: Yerrer, P, Pysher, J Rudw, G Qui , Race, Priori, Lupcv Chino, Loma Third Row: Suknowvf-, G Jones, Vzg Hone, B Jones Lcmdry, G Pysiwv' HOKLUUQ, Scwfzi-rcofk INFORMAL PANELS woke Qxpm' critics of mmh gfoders. SOPHCMCQES PJZN ggwi.,-5 , We he-lo cf c2'H-ju wr-fgrffgqgn C. P85 First Row: i9-E Mabus, J. Sclwltz, Sl1ort,Joella, Pitotti, Russo, Rosata, Jones. Second Row: Snoddy, Kristof, Verona, Lolwman, Menltennitt, Nclrino, G, Schultz, Third Row: Sanders, Korell, Hande- long, Stoddard, Sclwankel, Uluantz, Kressler, First Row: '9-G Bickford, Evans, Easterdoy, Doll, Bishop, Decker Beers, Heinsolwn, Mollini, Catino, Freeman. Second Row: Pyslwer, Shook, Collura, Cruver, Ferris, Butz, Godsholk, Du- lac, Caponigro. Third Row: Gregor, Due, Good, Amy, Cope, Cascioli, Cistone, Bozzuto. First Row: i9-M' Reimer, Parsons, Meixsell, Matlock, Kressler, LaBor, Sandler, Lobb. Second Row: Jacobs, Metzger, Utsclm Reilly, Pyslier, Sabatine, T. Men- lwennitt, Piccirillo, R. Menhennitt. Third Row: Leidy, Horn, Peck, Klingel, Ruch, Ribble, Lakey, Wills. First Row: 9-P Rice, Miller Baan St'oU5f1, Ponnett, Pirelli Kocnef Repsner. Second Row: Ciliberti, Wolters, Baz zara, Singleton, Orainek-,, l-lafae' Fetherman. In ell Firsf Row: 9-VV M. Reimer, Merge! lfzrflry, Fc-rrws, ,Ackf-rrnurw, Bush ,H . . we.-wizmon, M A. Snoemrzkf.-r, L R- TVX-F. Second Row. Fwsbff Altemose, Ox- 'crzm CH, Re-Pd. Shcok, '. 'X,' oqnef x 11T'r0us, Lcurnrv-r' Krwstcf. Lure :ref-mon. Third Row: Moran P Shop-vrukf-' Vwklzxnfl, Dfxnlxc D'-P'-HJR, Swv: Vw- Bookbinrffa R4v c1nsTf',', f'+v gA ' Owl ns. Sfxwrz 0 First Row: 8-B D. MMU, V. Buskirk Cc1sUoli,GOod, Pellecnxo, Disidcrf- DxFiHppon?onio, G. Cerino. Second Row: Corelli Miller, Rosmo Honwnw, RUM, Bcsswnger, Hoppe Qcngq. Third Row: D Cvrirvo C:1p0Z2oTo,D: Vu .1TwO, Limwbvrk HUTQILQM, MUNM' Hr-: rvvr1n,J Bmkirk. C Firs? Row: Frcxunfeltrr, Subcninz- Chomberlm, Coiozzo, DQRL-0, P,- sncr, Lercris, Groner, N Janis Sdwovone. Second Row: Mwlka Nxceforo, MM' :OM R Jone-s,Co::pc!ieTc1, Sufifiif-1 R !7F1TE'f,HOVW'5i,' Cf? Conf.tf1bTfA Third Row: LC1 'tgH T-'iziifsefrf-V Jizr. uv Fcxkofw, SV-f-:1 Evans, PM rf Hugrf-Q S f1V5S Lc::c1cru'r' O First Row: 1 V 4- D ,, 'V D ff' ,':Ei: :.:C1'fT', '-- 'rr Fgnn. Efg--f ful., 5 L, ii' Second Row: Z' i E-1 Third Row I ' ...J QV -s 4 QNN' N. I., I v..,, F vu- 39 HHJQPCZQ6 First Row: 8-Y Slmlqiclc, lNetdficr' Reudinger, Weicivwicxri, Slioolc, Bm'- miy, llionwas, Trexlc-r. Second Row: Van Navman, Hower,.l Vwlliafns, Parsons.. S Willianii R 1f',' iq, Spagnolqi, Almiii Third Row: Glcinw, Pozlulcx, Milli-v, Hans, Stott, Wcrnf-i', F. Vllilliavns Sclmtz, A. Tlwonicis First Row: 7-G K. Ronco, D, Ron-to Turrza, Vlfilliarns, Sipos, Kneelnznf- lv,-.in Smlnotine, Rolwrts, M-eixsyl' Second Row: Roberts, Rornanisli Salyatine, llce, OH, Slianal1an,Haw- cock, Tedesco, Pitotti, Third Row: Zerutlw, Powlette, Brown, Giaqulnto, Miller, Staples, Strcuev Trexler, Zito, First Row: Q7-H Coscioli, Corvinc Rouclw,Fc1rino,KresslQr, Peifly, Pair- sons Strunk, Farole, DeCesare, Second Row: Morris, Costone, Hack' man, Angeline, Dolly, Koufirrar Thomas, DeCesare, Haring. Third Row: R. Fogel, Smith, Messinger, Collura, Campbell, DeLorenzo, Ov:- cns, P. Fogel, Hilbert. IRESHMEN RFLY on lockers for svof. wram and other oss-,essicrs 011 First Row: t7eLi Tucker, Smith, Ro- rvano, Butz, Abruzzese, Pritchard, Houck, Garis, Second Row: Dingle, Heller, Parsons, Cornish, Hendersnot, Edinger, Ed' wards, Shoemaker. Third Row: Dell'Alba, Figlioli, Morey, Heard, Miller, Williams, Ott, Lobb, Pysher. First Row: t7-Ri L. Fenner, Secirfoss, Parsons, Podula, Hockin, C. Fenner, Hower, Nerino, Pysher. Second Row: Comrnins, Warrick, Hocking, DeFranca, Masters, Cal- lie, Jones, Fishler, Frare, Del Bacco. Third Row: Padula, Hunt, Hopper, Datesmon, Ebersold, Metzgor, Cur- cio, Eden, Rutt, Reddinger. THREE MINUTES change between buildings causes scurrying to avoid class tardiness. SEVENTH GPADERS 'edl-, feel D'OL.fT ir advancing trorv elementary Sacc2aZ5c4aalK6fe aofchedlckzlfavlaqbtemfea afcqeamwldawaa ACTIVITIES 3-J., J La X 4 Q Z Wi! 0. -. - l. 1 '9i4,1 'Wil It J O 1 ' 5 fkihikil'-21,1 5 Z -nm., f .,q . , 1 A I N, . K - .4-,...,,,, R QT?-Q, t.. m I J gg, 1 1' 'llu.s.,. , 1- ,.-.,,h , X K' 5 4 'ax ,NWN '-vt , I Q, V K I za U' aww, ,IL f. , 31' xxa, X 921 3 b ,. tk nf, -'Ti f:'fkxi'wv:., Lx 5' Alffff ', A ,m-. ,121 , :J fq.,,,,.5 , -A 'if fu, First Row: Sandt, Sontagg, Miller, Frauntelter, Brewer, Kulp, Mr. Ott. Second Row: Rumbold, Ponnett, Singleton, Mengel, Butz, Reisen, Dinkle, LaBar, Padula, Ordinskt, Itterly. Third Row: Reinhardt, Hopper, Garis, Godshalk, Miller, Buzzard, Predmore, Gardner, Stenlake. Fourth Row: Skrzypek, Weidman, Haas, Hartzell, Jones, Hopstetter, Shoemaker, Karner. C' F' Jafar? 6lI'Iflfl QPJ SIGHTING IN are FFA officers as they practice bestowing cakes for their square dance. f44i A very outstanding and active group at BAJHS is the local chapter of Future Farmers of America. Successfully supervised since i936 by its founder Mr. George Ott, the local boys have attained high honors both state and nation wide. By wholeheartedly follow- ing their primary aim, the development of agricultural leadership, co-operation and citizenship, makes every project they encounter a great success. Their float representing an old-fashioned farm scene was awarded first prize in the local Halloween Parade. They annually journey to the state farm show at Harrisburg, Here many receive state recognition. This year five lads, Carl Hill, Charles Fraunfelter, Jesse Miller, Joseph Kulp and Floyd Brewer, received Key- stone Farmer degrees. Joseph Kulp was BAJHS's representative at the National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. Competition is great since each member must have a protect. Annually in August, the Blue Valley Farm Show buildings and grounds display prize project entries, either livestock or crops, for cash prizes. The building also houses a yearly fun event when aIl hands ioin 'round in the square dance. Plenty of de- licious cakes make the cakewalks a great success. The money-raising project was the sale of seeds and onion plants. At the banquet awards accumulated during the year were presented. This year Charles Fraunfelter presided. Jesse Mil- ler was vice-president. Carl lvliller recorded the minutes and Joseph Kulp managed the financial records. Ver- non Sandt served as reporter, and Larry Dinkel filled the chair of Sentinel. F FHA GIRLS coat Guess Cake wxth frosting tor square dance In l952 Mass Dorothy Everntt a former member ot the BAJHS faculty organized the Future Home makers of Amernca The group IS composed of gurls who are Interested ID all phases of homemaklng Yearly the gurls have certam homemakmg prolects that they enter IH chapter as well as state competition sn order to earn awards and degrees Vnvlan Sandt obtamed the state degree Chapter degrees were con terred on Marlon Jacob and Elanne Fenner Betty Mae Hartzell Diana ltterly Elaine Fenner Dolores Fraun telter and Sandra Lohman received Junior Homemak mg honors lltblfe Olflfl elflfla QPJ Social events for the year were Halloween and Chrnstmas parties and the annual banquet at Stone Church The square dance held an the Blue Valley Farm Show bulldmg each year ls one of our protects to lncrease the club s treasury Marlon Jacob possessed the presmdents gavel and Betty Mae l-lartzell acted as vuce presndent Kay Stnles accurately kept the records Flnancual tabula tlons were made by Sandra Lohman Mrs Henrietta Clstone was taculty advxser Irs? Row Shoemaker Nasatka Schoonover Hall Sandt B Reimer A Fenner R Jones G Schultz U Muller Second Row Wagner Hllllard Jacobs Reed Weidman Ackerman Bush Mengel K Reimer Third Row Kern Lang J Lohman S Lohman Freeman B Lohman E Fenner Beers Ruch Fisher Hartzell Fourth Row Fraunfelter ltterly Shoemaker Relmer Marsh L Jones Stiles Kasebler Fifth Row Cauazzo Rutt Hausman Altemose Mallml Chrlstman XBQE HUMEMAK AMERICA qv 7 Aw 1 11 J . X ,fa ,r A UF , E fl 9 5 .L - hcl. Li. Q, C ' r, ' ,. A ' 4, ,, 3 1 ' P - - 6.4 7' .4 F J' -,,- 'A ' 'F A - ft.,-.53i1 l45l First Row: Hill, Yetter, Buzzard, Bishop, Wills, Benn, Rader, Stoddard, Keller, Slutter, Davis, Comrnins. Second Row: Nasatka, Buslcirlc, Lohman, Itterly, Gardner, Gates, Villiano, Reimer, Puritura, Clapp, Lohrran, Fsher, Heard. Third Raw: Reis, McKenna, Shaver, Roberts, Bet, Leraris, Oxford, Balmer, Pavvlette, Rosato, Russo, Pittoti 6 0 ALw'N,l-tYS FlRST and 'eaay to go, claims the ma orettes as they await the band ZVK, Seelcing the enioyment and training vvhich the Music Department has to after, the band, niaiorettes, Orpheus and l-larmonettes directed by Mr. Fritz, Miss Eschenbach and Mrs. Osborne assisting with the maiorf ettes spent happy hours practicing tor various events Led by Vera Outland, head maiorette and eleven others, the band boosted morales and added to the tun ot tootball games and pep meetings. Other than school tunctions, the band participated in parades and local activities, The musicians presented skits at halt time including such gems as, Our American Heritage and School Days, Band members, Donald Keat, a senior, and Drefv Landry, a sophomore, were chosen for the Eastern District Band Festival and hrst place winners in Foren- sics. Don also vvon seats in the Eastern All-State and National Bands. Other band vvinners vvrfrf: Joseph Povvlette, Ronald Muhlen and Roger Horn, Othcers of this htty-tour meniber band air: Jos- eph Powlette, president, Edward Trayes, vicofpirisif dent, Drew. Landry, secretary-treasurer, Donald Lan' bert, custodian and Donald Keat, student director The Band Boosters, a parent's group, organized to raise rnoney lor the purchase ot nevv unitornis aril equipment, A roaming reporter saw no shortage of good vocalists in the vvorld ot tomorrow atter listening to Bffxll-lS's Orpheus Club and lnlarmonettes, The thirty' eight voice Orpheus Club sings popular, classical and religious rnusic accompanied by its able pianist, Betyf Keller, a twrst place Ainner in Eo'ensics. Tne Harmon- ettes composed ot seven girls sing either a cappella cr are accompanied by Bonnie Slutter. The boys do not have a vocal group, but Ed f.a':l Trayes, sen.or, won second place tor baritone solo at Forensics. Tne Enristinas and Easter Seasons are ,fvellfri itiffmberf.-rl tc' tlirl vpleiiclid aiif-niljlies prrvvirlfd L, cf nr 11: guups, Firs1Row: First Row: Uri :Iwo p,e H', First Row Second Fjiux U-TV :Pu .,'c Btn Oufiofd bead S oreffr Bro D muy Joss Pysfe' mr '-cckwg Ho cglh Thi wail C1 Schmz f K4-11? 4 , 1 1 -Y S' x sv. ,vii , Y 'tw Ar I 11 A 5:- 2 V f 4' LOU ANN tells Ricltaid to hold still while applying make ...iz Eootlights, baby spotlights and grease paint char- acterized the evenings of November 5 and o as an event to be remembered by audiences and seniors. The curtain rose at B,l5 to present the three act comedy, The Man Wlto Came to Dinner, written by George S. liautman and Moss Hart, Under the capable direction ot Mr, Earl Rader, assisted by Mary Louise Carrescia, student directress. three excellent performances were rendered. Sur- mounting the trials and tribulations ot a local power failure during the matinee. This production will long be remembered and talked about because ot its excellent casting with Joseph Powlette playing the part ot a famous lecturer, Sheridan Wfhiteside a satire at Alexander Woolcott, who is stranded with a tractured hip at the home of a small-town Ohio tamily during the Christmas Holif days. Portraying members ot the tamily were, Joan Dally, as Mrs. Stanley, the local club leader, Eddie lrayes, as her husband, Mr. Ernest RN. Stanley, Ray- rvond Kressler and Leilani Gruver, as the teen-age son and daughter, and Mc1rybelle Lee, as Eddie's de- ranged sister Harriet. First Row: Dinl-1-l Qoncc, Pzgwlet Reps-rts, Malin'-lli Second Row: Willirtiiis Kit-sslzwr Dally Giuxf-r Rarlt fl t 1nl Elm,-it. S'o'lLt'1rfl St'f1ss-s P. PQ -ri ttf tic. ,, c Thlrcl Raw: F.,lrr- 1 T Lf-L: lxfla' E 1 1 1r ck E11 1' Qf: l l ramaficfi Other members ot the cast x-.ho played leading roles in turning the Stanley's home into a madhouse are, Vera Qutland, as Maggie, vVhiteside's spirited secretary, James Freeman, as British plc1ywright and actor, Mr. Beverly Carlton, Mac Ebert, as Bert, Mag- gie's reporter boy friend. Louise Rader as Miss Preen, vVhiteside's ncrse whom he addressed as Miss Bed- Dan. Gthers ir 'ne large cast were, Lorraine, the preda- tory actress, as played by Nona Stoddard, who is tinally spirited att in a mummy case. Gary Strauss enacted the part ot Banjo, Gwen Bray depicted the role ot Mrs. Dexter, local clubwoman. Helping to keep the laughter tlowing was Louis f.artocci. as Dr. Bradley, the small-town physician. Vvhile Martha Policelli will be recalled as Sarah, conf sidered by Vvhiteside as one ot the three great cooks ot the world. Newly organized is the Stage Crew composed ot Industrial, l-lome Economic, Visual Aid and Art Club students under the supervision ot Mr. Schatz tor all programs presented inthe auditorium. . We I ' ,Ax gi' ,Q Q 91 - , f cw H fi-N'g7f3 ,1 3, I, if My.. iff: L A I!!-.air J' X A K A il' 3 R xfb r una uns 455 r MGE VRE um +G U STHVJ OC 'QS i Z First Row Pollcellu Baker Fethermon Carrescua Keller Wills Dally Second Row R Muller Butz Keat Smith Ebert Roesly D Miller W6lfL0l'la .HOIQOP OClefl26 One of the hughest goals ot a Bangor Area Joxnt Hugh School student IS to become o Jumor or Sensor Natrona! Honor Society member To be a member of these dnstnngulshed socuetues one must rank In the upper thfrd of has class scholas tucally be wlllnng and ready to be of servuce to hls school have demonstrated qualltles ot good leader shup and be able to conform to certain character qualuflcatuons Fifteen per cent of the sensor class and ten per cent ofthe Iumor class may be elected A mem ber who at any tlme IS fallung below these standards may be dropped from the chapter Soma Raesly was elected president thus year and Donald Keat as vzce president Secretarnal duties were managed by Joan Dolly and tlnancual problems settled by Janet Walls Mr John Heard dnrected the sensor socnety The Bangor Area Joint Hugh School received Its Natnonal Honor Socnety charter In T936 In our school system we have a Junnor Natlonal Honor Society which mauntauns the same qualnhcataons as the semor society It as open to elngsble seventh enghth and nnnth graders Mass Helen Roche as super vnsnng the socnety thus year The highest virtues ot lute scholarshup leader ship character and service govern the membershup ID these socnetses The societies members can proudly dnsplay their membership In such a scholastnc dastnnc tnon Fnrst Row Mabus Sandler Verona Godsholk Stoddard Dulac Snoddy V xox? XQTOQL0 HOT 4' O 00,63 x.! nfl tg. .1 'U Jig ' ,f .' 'J i- ,.af-fl ' 1 I . 1, ' . ,,L N, ,sy ' ,inf I ,is Sf' 'En ss .gjfuclenf Counci Although there is o considerable omount ot work connected with the Student Councii, BAM-tS's service orgonizotion, enioyment is creoted while doing things tor others, The initiotive ond seriousness ot the group, under tne supervision ot tvir. Miliord Gleirn, tocuity odviser, con be vveii seen ot o council meeting. President Don- oid Keot presides over the group. XNhen obsent, Drew Londrv, vicefpresident, is olvvoys prepored to toke Don's piece, Up-to-dote minutes ond boionced hnon- ciol reports ore heord eoch meeting trorn Connie Evons ond Suson Godshoik, respectiveiy. Suggestions ond opinions ore voiced by other members ot the group. The onnuoi proiects ot the council ore numerous: Conduct the hoii monitor system, noon hour donces ond the Annuoi Shomrock Shog, veorlv issuonce ot school handbook, supply suggestion boxes where stc- dents con oir their ideos, setting ot BAJHS sfveotsnirts student-tocultv meeting to orgonize o high scnooi PT!-., ond sponsor ossembiv progroms Every veo' the councii presents the Pi-fvound Senior Avvord. ff' f 'iif'Df,. ,, ,. -AUN - ,JF -E s . , ,gps . i,, for Qi s -:twe treips. NQON PLATTEPS ow' spun tor studs-nt donring af f I' 'Ny Q 1' 'rm First Row l. Hill Cole Frauntelter Danlco Leraris Godshallc Emerich Second Row Garis Lohman Miller Klausz Smith Martocci Hower Donatelli Third Row Strauss Jones Moore DeNardo Rice Hockin Bellis Rauch G Pysher Fourth Row Griffith Kressler Hopstetter Hopper Horn W Pysher Kessler Vonelli Hummer ulltlng all L5 lug Our club s purpose is to inform members ot Penn sylvania s Game Commission s rules and functions The senior group founded in T953 by Ivlr Paul Wagner was so successful that it necessitated the formation ot a iunior branch guided by Mr. Jay Young. Programs include demonstrations and talks on materials related to hunting and fishing. Both groups visited the Greenwalk Fish Hatchery and The Sports- man s Show at Harrisburg. Our proiect is the planting ot seedlings on various farms for soil conservation Social events were a fishing trip and a picnic Senior ofhcers are Charles Frauntelter president Larry Hill vice-president- Charles Cole secretary and Roy Godshalk treasurer. Junior ofticers are Earl Wal- ters president- Louis Ponnette vice-president Fred Padula secretary and Kenneth Haas treasurer. First Row: Walters, Grassa, Hulsizer, W. Miller, Hower, Farole, Leverington. Second Row: Utsch, Menhennitt, Wills, Jones, Muhlen, Padula, Haas. Third Row: Fethermcin, Bush, Buzzard, Pennett, Reimer, Leidy. Fourth Row: LaBar, Ordinsky, Bush, Cruver, Miller. Fifth Row: Perelli, Kocher, Repsher, Jones, G. Strauss, Jackson, Hopstetter, Molle, J. Strauss, Falcone, Kressler, Piefly, Menhennitt, Miller, Lakey. Fnrst Row Joella Kauffman Calazzo Lerorls Hockm Hower Kneebone Hackman Angellne Second Row Mabus Dally S Wtlltams J Wtlltams Hendershot Hamm Ronco Strunk Roberts Thtrd Row Snoddy Hopper Qutgg Pellechta Prttchard Shook Yahraes Lambert Butz Tu rtzo In 1946 Mrs Hazel Branch organtzed thus club for sports and outdoor mtnded gurls Yearly prolects gntts to shut uns Some actlvutues were Intro members basketball doggie roasts and dances Qutstandmg Uufvloof Cf A members received numerals and letters Oftlcers are Jeanne Schultz presldent Edna Freeman vnce pres treasurer Ftrst Row Chamberltn Saddler Sabattne Masters Pettly Romansky Krtstof Russo Verona Fenner Pysher Second Row Shubtck Wagner Handelong Ptttott Flshler Fraunfelter Catmo Menhenmtt Bushop Freeman Thtrd Row Constable Weldltch Landry Parsons Alttert Stoddard .Jones Schlavone Schultz Owens included Christmas fruit boxes, a tea for teachers and identg Yvonne Yahraes, secretary, and Stella Altieri, l53t Furst Row Landry Stunson Stoddard Mrs Osborne Second Row Mr Schatz Mr Wynne Mr Frutz Mr Rader Mrs Rockwell Muss Roche Slutter Del-'amphulus Berger aaemgfy ommzffeeri The plannung ot varuous well organuzed assembly programs by both students and faculty members was accornplushed when the Senuor and Junuor Assembly Commuttees were founded un l95l by Mr Arnold Wynne The commuttees promoted more programs for stu dents partucupatuoru as well as havung outsuders provude entertaunment One ot the senuor group s outstondung programs was o panel duscussuon supervused by a senuor Problems of Democracy class on Datung In addutuon the members arranged for exchange programs wuth other hugh schools Students servung on thus commuttee are Janet Berger James DePamphulus Bonnue Slutter Mar tha Stunson Nona Stoddard and Drew Landry The last two named held the ofttces of chaurlady and secre tary treasurer respectuvely The uunuor organuzatuon arranged many unterest ung programs Thus was done by assugnung homerooms the responsubuluty ot presentung an assembly program All nunth grade sectuons were requested to do so and certaun other uunuor hugh homerooms A well remembered program was the exhubutuon by ESSTCS Gym Team Thus gymnastuc performance made every munute excutung Pamela Stoddard Wenda Schankel Eruc Godshalk Barry Gleum Frank Butz Joanne Cauazzo Bruce Jones and Louus Joella chaur man are the uunuor commuttee members These faculty members Muss Helen Roche Mrs Margaret Rockwell Mrs Muldred Osborne Mr Ken neth Frutz Mr Samuel Schatz Mr Earl Rader and Mr Arnold Wynne serve on both commuttees Furs? Row Schankel Joella Mr Schaz Godshalk Second Row Mr Rader Mr Wynne Muss Guaquunto Jones Gleum Stoddard Mr Frutz Butz 5 . - 1 , , . . . . . 1 . . . . , . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 11 - 11 - - - - - . , , . 1 , . - 1 - 1 - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 , . . , . . I . . 1 1 - u , . . , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l54l HH? 'TT Haan 3.2365 W' 'T F12 use iilqii annul + Furs? Row McKenna lmpeclafl Relmer Gregor Lerarls Pekcr Falcone Evans Keller Fmkbemer Rader Walls Stoddard llfufe QGC eff! all llI'6e6 Our chapTer of The FuTure Teachers of Ameruca ln :Ts second year under The guudance of Dr Anson Hamm has been very acT:ve vlsmng various Teachers colleges and securnng speakers To Talk To us abouT Thus professuon We vuslted KSTC and ushered aT Open House OfTlcers Tor The year are Presndent Delores Falcone Vnce PresldenT Conme Evans SecreTary Jose phme Impecuah and Treasurer Jane McKenna In 1951 Mnss Marne Engler school nurse organ nzed The FuTure Nurses Club Wnth olflcers Soma Raesly president Rochelle Glaqurnfo vlce presldenT Sandra DeMarcanTomo secreTary Chrlshne Spagnola Treasurer and Miss Engler adviser The club planned a very lnTeresTlng schedule of programs and acTlvlTles LecTures on all phases of nursnng and a vlsuT To Wom ens lvleducal College were arranged We canvassed Tor The Vusmng Nurse Assoclaflon donaTed ChrlsTmas Tavors To The Red Cross and sponsored a Leap Year Dance Fursf Row Gruver Chamberlin, Pollcelll, Wills, Roberts DeMarconTonlo Yetrer Second Row Dweleskl GIOQUIDYO Godshalk Outland Raesly Hancock Honey, Rowlands Bray Lee, Pysher Kuefer .MA J-'T , r..,rT .f.T ,..s .T,vr , T, T ., A .. , C.. ,.uTs ,. T cg y T349 T A 1 T ' A 2 27 cz 2 5 E3 l . 1 2 T . I X Af: 'T I 1 . Q 1 L 9 fl f' T T A ll fy T T , Tl - f 5 We ' , I Q ' xxx 4 C8221 C l v l l h - l 1 F I I 1 , , Il ' I - l' I . I I - - gssl .,z2i,,.,, 64.4 Miss Florence Giaquinto organized the Senior Li- brary Club and T. L. A. News in l946 and l955, re- spectively, The Senior Library Club is an organization for stu- dents interested in becoming librarians or for those who enioy reading good books. Members work in the library one period a week, which counts toward a gold key in their iunior year. We attended Teen-Age First Row: Rader, Parsons, Santee, O'Connell, DeMarcantonio, Tedesco, Falcone. Second Row: Policelli, Carrescia co-editor, Stenlake, Pekar, Reis. Library Conventions in Girardsville and Emmaus to exchange club ideas. Otticers are. Janeen Wills, pres- ident, Sandra Smith, vice-president and Annabelle Finelli, secretary. The T. L. A. News, a Library Club sub-group, edits a mimeographed paper circulated among library clubs. Co-editors are Mary Louise Carrescia and Ann Finkbeiner. First Row: Godshalk, Shover, Ciliberti, Spagnola, DeMarcantonio, Confalone, Benn, Shook, Falcone, Fisher, Altorfer, Werner, Stinson, Roberts, Buzzard, Powlette. Second Row: Holland, Wills, Chamberlin, Giaquinta, Ott, Priori, Honey, Bishop, Evans, Turtzo, Rosato, Reimel, Piccirillo, Freeman, Catino. Third Row: Schoonover, Rowlands, Ronco, Finelli, Slutter, Joella, Lupachino, Bussenger, Stiles, Rutt, Davis, Lohman, Wolbach, Snyder, Santee. PAWS DELEGATES socfenifs o -se the c 3 -r.osity ot other district Oqicefs To creote, mointoin, ond extend throughout the home, school, ond community high stondords of Chris- tion chorocter, is the purpose ot eoch Tri-Hi-Y mem- ber. Our service group porticipotes in home, church ond school proiects. This high school girls' youth orgon- izotion of the YMCA wos founded in T930 ot BAJHS The chopter is proud ot its representotion ot Connie I -Z jri-.M M Evons, Potty Yetter, ond Noncy Chomberlin in the Centrol Eost District Youth Council. Lost yeor Connie Evons, recipient ot the Y's highest honor, Wos elected Pennsylvonids delegote to the World's Allionce ot Young Men's Christion Associo- tion Centenniol in Poris, Fronce. The Mother-Doughter Bonquet in Moy is the on- nuol sociol otToir. First Row: Chamberlin, Stinson, Pysher, Gloss, Reimer. Second Row: Gruver, Outlond, Kressler, Berger, Fisher, Dolly, Timmons, Stoddard. Third Row: P. Honey, J. Evans, Broy, Fethermon, Hancock, C. Honey, Yetter, Keller, C. Evcns, Roesly, Villiono, Reimer, Ciliberti, Kosebier, Priori, Dietrich, Schipps. ,S s. 1 ,sl k: l.,,, 5 r . J ZWZ4 .lazy Nw tv,- R X Flrst Row DeMarcantonto Teclesco Clapp Reis OConnell Repsher Reagle Dolly Second Row Pysher Stenlake Santee Parsons Falcone Flsher Van Vorst Oxford btritllerizi ll The Busuness Department sponsors Two actlvltres The Commercual and Typing Clubs under The supervn suon of lvllss Verona The Commercual Club ns open only To The scho lasTlcally hugh sensors of The Busuness Department lrn portant actlvltles are The performance oT secreTarlal duTles Tor dllTerenT Teachers and asslshng an The school s busuness ofhces l-lughlughts of The club year were a Held Trlp To view offlce procedure of The Kayser PlanT sponsornng the Alumnl Banquet and presenta Tnon OT The Gregg Memonal Award Plaque To The oul standtng shorthand sTudenT Ofhcers of Thus organlza Tron are Joan Dally presudent Maruellen GConnell vuce presudent Nancy Repscher recordung secretary Betty Reagle correspondung secretary Delores De Marcantomo Treasurer Lots Clapp program chan' man Clara Tedesco reporter and Mary Rels husTorlan Every Wednesday seventh penod College Pre poraTory or General studenTs wushung To learn The Tundamentals of Typing can loan The Typnng Club STu denTs recelye no credits or marks but maternal learned rs benehcral To Those plannung a college career or lusT Tor thelr own personal use Fcrst Row Seyfrued G Janes Ruch Bloodworth Ebert Second Row T-llll Hackman Polncelll Warruclc B Jones Thlrd Row Herbster Farace Lang Lane Lohman Kueler Joella Ronco Stenlalce Parole K Jones Hockung Sandercoclc Smlth Strauss . . . , l . A 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 F ' 1 I A ' 1 2 1 ' ' I 1 1 - I , 1 1 -'Kiwi' je., 1 TT 1 , f .M gs' 1 T1 X 4 k 4 . X L , ' ' , 5 ' gf. ' 1 -- . ,, T- - ,, . l ,Z I T 1 T Y 1 , T 5 x V 1 H 1 f 1 , sl ' l , , 1 4581 lv Flrst Row Evans D Muller .l Muller Lambert Yahraes Wagner Second Row Ma :nl Sanders Buslarlc LaBar Klefer Ceruno Busklrk Thomas Trelble Kressler .1414 ana! Mana!! of Students with an Interest In creative art and who like to dabble with paints can express their desires by lolnlng the Art Club Mr Samuel Schatz able advsser Increases our knowledge ot tlne and commercial arts Our works are displayed rn the Sprung Art Show We are the rnlnutemen when there IS a need for decoratnng settnng up exhubxts poster desugnnng and the malcnng up of stage scenery The use of vlsual audio equipment as Important To operate thus equipment eftlclently a Visual Aids group was organuzed We meetonce weekly butwe re on darly call Club advlsers are Mr Paul LaBar and Mr Charles Sandwlck First Row Muller Lane Evans Rutt Helnsohn Malllnl Second Row Caponrgro Drexler Kesfer Bf'Of1ISOSl4I Falcone Wnlls Clstone Blood worth Menhennltt Thlrd Row Gruver Polo Mengel McFoll Klausz Gans Shook Weidman Bush Sandler Fourth Row Schroeter Fraunfelter Herring Utsch Metzgar Kulp Pnccnrlllo Oxford Muhlen x59t -1 10145 XJ w-1 ,,4....J .....!Z ' in -r--Q First Row Powlette Timmons Cassara Outland Parsons Miller Trayes Carrescia Rader Berger Dweleskl Second Row Honey Slutter Van Horn Gale Hoenshelt Punturo Gregor LaBar Pysher Stenlake E Falcone Fisher Finelli DeMarcantonlo Rowlands Bronlsoskx Turtzo Third Row Kressler Evans Greenleaf Confalone Simons Irwin M Falcone Gloss Spagnola pu! zcafwnd Passive verbs broken decks headlines that dont count and stories that are too short along with numerous other things make up the headaches and enloyment of a student interested in lournalistlc type work As the first step you struggle to get the five w s who what when where why in your tirst lead You also labor over the technicallties of headline writing From then on your seventh period is occupied with assignments for the monthly issue of the Maroon and White You observe Annabelle Pollcelli and Anne Seyfried co editors preparing their layout for the next Issue or working on future assignment sheets The school paper is open to membership from all grades on the literary staff and is under the adviser ship of Mr Warren Hahn while the business staff of the paper is guided by Mr Mark Bennett Betty Reagle serves as business manager. This is composed of sophomores, juniors and seniors, who are in charge of collecting dimes in a homeroom and distribution of the paper. The sports editor is Gordon Herbster. Responsible for the publication of the Grad uate the annual yearbook is a staft composed of seniors luniors and sophomores Students selected Ea ward Trayes as editor and Mary Louise Carrescia as slstant editor Robert Miller a veteran business staff member was named business manager Each member tries his hand In the fields of sales manship writing drafting layouts photography typ ing and copy reading Gradually he learns the mtri cate details of page make up headlines leads and passive verbs He learns how to use the dictionary be cause the publication cannot have misspelled words After hours of writing and planning he begins to appreciate the award certificates bestowed by the lournallsm associations The members celebrate the completion of the book and sending it to press each spring with an outing at which games food and good fellowship are enlayed Meetings are held the seventh period three days a week, and numerous extra hours are spent during the last two months previous to the publication dead- line. Furs? Row Seyfrled Pollcelll Herbster Tedesco Catlno OConnell Second Row Woolley Wnlluams Santee Third Row Freeman Vulllano Yetter Verona Fourfh Row Bishop Prlc Schultz Fifth Row Pekar Lee Evans lrwm Furs! Row Price Greenleaf Alforfer Fenner Reogle Falcone Second Row Colvlero Muller Flnelll Santee Von Vorsf Third Row Pike Messlnger Yetter Falcone Gale Bussenger Itferly Bef Clapp Tucker Repscher toll - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 . . . A . I . 1 - - 1 V1 . . , , , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . AMW' , 1 ,..,,.,.,o.,..-,. ..,. u-4. YI to 1 First Row Muller Kern Levrungton Grosso Hulsuzer Muhlen Second Row UFUOI' ,Ql'l6!ll5fI'l6l! .fdrfri For the lunuor hugh students who are nnterested ID undustrnal arts Mr Edwln Muller has organized the Seventh Grade and the Junior Industrial Arts Clubs These newly organized groups made theur appearance on the actuvuty lust this school year Durung the year many of the boys worked on protects tor the school They have acquired hobbles or Increased their hobby collectnons by maknng model boats arrplanes and cars Many malce Items for home use such as benches bookcases bird houses and tue racks Besudes these artncles you can End beautntul pieces ot copper and alumnnum lewelry plastuc oblects and leather goods that the students have made First Row Patton Smith DeFranco Metzgar Glaqumto Powlette Rourke Tedesco Second Row Black Curcno Muller Rutt Heller Harrnng Farare Eden Hancock Third Row Zlto Hughes Shanahan Owens Strouse R Muller Datesman Shoemaker Reddlnger l if . 'Jr ' ' I A, , ,, . . Q V 4 mu Y ' . , 5 WM l Q ' 't K 'll . , , . 1 . l. ' : ' , , ' , , ' , . : Hayden, Kressler, Fetherman, Jones, LaBar, Bush, Lobb, Meixsell. 0 0 :suncn :ess fs' , K-- v ig? X1 32-C i -inn Fnrst Row Cole Farac Cnstone Palrcellu Buskr lf Ce una Metzgar Second Row Polo Lnro Guralrco Warrrck Boker Shoemaker Shanahah Hunt Hoclcung Rutt Ebersold famla ana! uluor ng Seventh and enghth graders who have an mterest IH the llterary held are encouraged to Ioan the Junuor English Club Various types at vvrutung mcludmg orlg mal poems short buographues and oral book reports are encouraged Under Mass Relmel s SUQSVVISIOU a three page pa per Englush Hr Spots was published ID December V955 and May V956 Club membershlp consusts solely Furst Row DeM4luo Coppazola DeF anco Ce rro Davanzo Rosa! Rehrng Shubrck Abruzzl Casclolr Rott Collte Bussenge Stpos mv -fe 14...' of pupuls who vvnsh to further their slcllls IH the Englush he cl Mr Rader organized the Stamp Club In W54 Students vvushmg to broaden theur hnstorucal geograph :Cal and cultural aspects of many countrnes do so by exchangmg and collectmg stamps ln the Sprung Art Exhubut stamp collectuons were dlsplayed o Mrller Hamm Catazza Butz Padula Edwards Second Row Joela Houck Parsons Thomas Curvtno 4 S 463 . I 6 .A S - . 1 40, ' . ' , .2 W - ' ' T , , K, t A ' J V ,t G . - ' r ' 4 . , 'I 1 , g U si 4 ' Q . I . x J - 5 Ir , l C ff--4 4 1 , k it 5 . 6 . . . , . I Q I I - H r - H . . . . . . I - I I f ' , , ' : , , 1' , r t , , , . , , ' , , , . : l , Kyiv., me 4 ' - 5 . ,4 ,, D - , ' ' f V . ,- .3 ' , 1 C -. 's ., 'v J V Q 4 hx i Lf 4 5 . C , Q J A R' ' 1 - 3 my 1 u. Sf , L J, 1 P' L , Q f c 1 , t Furst Row Messrs Fnnelll Wnllloms Q LoBc1r P LaBar Second Row Dolly Muller Mr Evans Stenlalce 24.24 ana! lljaflflfg K The Athletlc Assocuatron comprlsed of board members admrmstrators faculty manager couches and students formed to solve problems Concerning the athletnc program N Martoccn E Wnlllarns Pnccnrlllo L Martoccl Lerorns Thnrd Fourth Row Mobus Trnglam J Martoccl Fnnellr The Varsnty B an all male organlzatlon as su pervnsed by Mr Evans We conducted All Sports Night on March 9 and assrsted vvuth Lrttle League Baseball Row Dehlordo .J Wlllnams Head Brown Trayes Muller Danatellu l-llll 641 0 I I . . . . . ,, ,, . . . I I I ' ' - I First Row: Strauss, Woolley, Evans, LoBar, Warrick, Farole, Ronco, Marinelli, Stenlalce, Ruggerio. Second Row: Keat, Roberts, Jones, Freeman, l Mr ,::5Z21 WM -wif' NSY' K, X., 5am Von Horn Peters Stinson L Chomberlun Ccocoptoml Lambert Gruver cocoptonm C eel' 2d6!eI'J GI16! COKOI' glial' Mrs Osborne superwses Cheerleoders ond Color honor the notnonol ond school colors Acceptance In Guords Our zesty cheerleaders leod the cheers ot these groups rneons the possang of certoun quollflco pep rollles ond gomes The Color Guords dlsploy tions the bonner bearing the schools nome protect ond Gnoqunnto Corresclo lcoptoml Boker Muller Prnce Hancock Stoddard C651 SWWMFWWW ,adaqadwxfeafatawtwfe iddddddghdpddfd ATHLETICS xi m,AA ,yhf , ,,, . A fb-fc' .v 4 XX X FOOT aww u , ' . - , . I . , I ' . - N . ' - f ',f-m,-r,ffwsfsc. . x X MLW ,t.,.gtt,.,,:W QM,-as ex . ' - rg ,fn-ti. s ' , , -. Q 7 ,Q ' ' s L-311211, 3 Ni - N . ' ' . N t :ffm . al , ,- ' N . , V . ' I . I I I V s . . , . T 1 - . . .mb Nl 'T 1 . 3 ' ..,m,wms:--1 f.fff fY ' J Y x ' . ' . 1if,.',eL..ff -' -11 -, - 4 , .f ' . its . . . . , ,.,,,.. - Ml. .4 Q . ., -rg lx ga A N . , - T' x . ' ' : rn N J . I I I Y N , 1,1 ... ' ' N . . ' 1 5. . ' , . ' I N I - I I ' Bangor Area Jolnt Hugh School football season of l955 56 wall be remembered as one of the most excltlng ln the schools history The flne effort made by the players as lndlvlduals and as a team made the season a hnghly successful one cltmaxed by a wln over arch rrval Pen Argyl Powered by eleven lettermen the team featured a powerful runnmg attack and a strong lnne Head Coach Granvulle Evans and assistants John L Wtlllams and Davld Pritchard combuned thelr talents and years of experlence to gave Bangor Area Jolnt High School a team we can all be proud of The team opened the season brxllnantly wnth a resoundlng 270 rout or Palmerton Bangors fast backs and great defense proved to be the dnfference The next contest ended nn a surpruse 25 2 upset for Catasauqua Bangors runmng game was greatly hampered by a muddy fteld and the Slaters could not get an offense gonng The locals lourneyed to East Stroudsburg wnere they met defeat by a 20 l3 count In a thriller The Maroon next took on the always powerful VVnlson Warrtors who handed them a 26 6 whnpplng The Warruors ground game tore the Bangor defense apart and paved the way to vlctory Due to inclement weather the Bangor Strouds burg game was cancelled Bangor then went back to Its wlnntng ways vla a 24 7 thrashnng of Copley Completely outplaymg thenr ruval, the locals opened up a bug halftime lead and then coasted easily to vfctory ,gee we COACHESJ L Wlllams G Evans D Pritchard and P Wagner dressed In worktng togs The Slaters were next routed by Nazareth 34 O for the worst d feat absorbed by Bangor IIT the Q9 game series The Blue Eagles outclassed the Maroon an all departments and went on to a smashung victory The next game was the worst defeat Bangor suffered during the year as the team was drubbed by Northampton 440 The mot deCISlVC factor In thus conest was the overwhelmung manpower of the Konkrete Klds The next contest was a heartbreaker as Heller town pushed over a touchdown In the last peruod to edge Bangor l3 l2 A serues of bad breaks plagued the Maroon and Whnte durnng thus game Prior to the annual Bangor Pen Argyl Thanks gtvtng clash the theft of Bangors goalposts by Pen Argyl added an extra spark to the already flaming rivalry The Slaters gained revenge on the football fleld wnth a smashrng 206 victory over the Green and Whute for :ts ftfth straught Thanksgiving Day vlctory and another nnche In the Ike Resh Trophy Before the funal gun their goal posts went down despite the efforts of pollce to prevent It Bangor wall mnss the servtces of l4 seniors cludnng Jack Stenlake Anthony Rugglero Richard Marlnellu Louis Martoccl James Freeman Donald Farole, Donald Evans, Kermit LaBar, Joseph Ronco, Kenny Roberts, Keith Jones, Albert Plcclrlllo, Evue Wtllnams and Jtm Warrlck Lettermen returning as a nucleus for next year's team are Bobby Flnelln, Dale Maller, Glenwood Heard, Sammy Heard, J L fcontlnued on page 7lt BALL ' ' an Me GPIDYRON HI-LITE5 Av Left Inserts At Right REMEMBER This hard rough? game. AND AWAY we ga. ,HM FREEMAN rLns away an a quarterback sneak. FALR PLAY keeps an official dose. PERFECT BLOCK makes yardage. PEN ARGYL reaUy hut had Tha? day. PASS PLAY to Bibbins down field. FOLLOW ME said Miller to Heard. 1955 56 7aac4dauw ?euade BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR BANGOR Furs? Row Mo nel! Donofellu Morroccu G Heard Muller Brown STenloke LoBc1r, Ruggiero Ronco Worrck Jones 11 . . ta iconTinued from page 68i Williams, Charles Woolley, lvlike Danko and Bob BuTz. Under The skillful guidance of Coach Paul Wag- ner, The Bangor Yearlings enioyed a good season. The were defeaTed 24-O by CaTasauaua in The opener. The forTunes of The locals Took a Turn for The beTTer in a T3-6 vicTory over a sTrong Easf Sfrouds- burg Team. A 34-O Trouncing by Wilson as absorbed as a resulf of The Warriors scoring punch. The STroudsburg .layvees were held To a sTale- maTe, l2-l2. l-lellerfown fell vicTirn To The Bangorians running game, T3-7. The SlaTers nexf edged NazareTh 7-6 in a Thriller. The liTTle varsiTy Then losT a well ToughT game To NorThampTon, 20-7. A real sTory book finish Took place in The annual game wiTh Pen Argyl Jayvees. WiTh The score l2-7 in Pen Argyl's favor in The final seconds of play, The liTTle varsify, playing as cool as professionals, drove To The opponenTs goal and scored. The exTra poinT and winning poinT was score afTer The gun. Goal posTs came down and Bangor had a T3-T2 Triumph. Second Row: Danko, S. Heard, Woolley, J. Williams, Freeman F elli Hll E Williams Piccirillo Farole Bufz Campanaro Evans 'S' nv 41' ij Q1 D4 .Y is J 4-nf? wtf, Bei' 5253, l 5312 I . A . i W E l - fi i First Row: Leroris, Hans, Moriocci, DeNordo, Trigioni, Mcbus, Bu Duluc, Dfexler. Third Row: Joellc, Brodf, Pudulo, Rice, LcBor, iz, Wolters, Second Row: Jennings, Wills, Parsons, Reimer, Romano, Colloro, Vonelli, Repsher, Stonsberry, R. Menhenniff, Smiih, Men Lokey, Hockin, Ponneif, Moore, Williams, T. Menhinnitr, Gregor, icolo, Sobofine, Cooclw Wagner, Firsf Row: MARINELLI RUGGIERO FREEMAN STENLAKE WARRICK EVANS RONCO Second Row: WILLIAMS FAROLE LABAR PICCIRMLO JONES MARTOCCI ROBERTS 72 ...- Q , 1 1 . , ja: AL. ,J X f' i , 'Wi . 3 M ' wr em r N., v!v' 7 ' ' 2A xl Yi 1 ll x l 144 su ' A W1 ' g ls tp,A--if f ,bs Qud Seddon cubed-up WHERE'S THE BALL ?, as Butz throws c: perfect bl k 3 ! 1 531 5 If , 5 ARE: 1 N25 9: fa .f ' I '- ff f J 4.0 , t x . X5 1' J' x B ,JG , L K 'Zz' Q Q Q3 . S X if ff 1 xx ,Lf ' W' iff 2 BASKETBALL QQPJIGQQII SLOW Cfeafl ,gil Bangor Area Joint High School's basketball sea- son of 1955-56 was highly successful, although not on a won and lost basis. Under the skilled mentor John Heard, serving his last season in this capacity, the team established bright, new Maroon scoring records despite a sched- ule of 6 wins and 15 losses. Led by high-scoring Don Keat, a senior, and Jabby Williams, set-shot iunior guard, this edition of BAJHS basketball eclipsed every record previously held in BAJHS's history. Most of the fallen records were held by the 1952-53 BAJHS basketeers who finished third in Lehigh-Northampton League competition. The records were topped by a sparkling full-season performance of the team pumping 1,323 points through the hoop in 21 games as compared to the previous high of 1,223 in 21 games. Donald Keat, key man in the Bangor attack, be- came holder of every individual record in BA.lHS's scorebook including a smashing 44 point sharp-shoot- ing exhibition against Parkland. Among the honors bestowed upon Keat was, be- ing the first player in BAJHS sports history to be given honorable mention for the Class B all-state basketball team. He also became the third Bangor courtman to make the L-N League all-star first team. Previous recipients of this honor were Joe Duvo in 1950 and Joe Heard in 1953. Bangor High basketball bids farewell to tive seniors who performed outstandingly during the past season. They are foul-shot artist Don Keat, sharp- passing Gary Strauss, fast-moving .lim Freeman, board clearing Huck Warrick and towering Ed Trayes. Back to strengthen Bangor's cage hope for next year are Jabby Williams, Dale Miller, Glen Heard, Mike Danko and Bob Butz, plus bright prospects from the Junior Varsity. lcontinued on page 761 VARSITY First Row: Freeman, Trayes, Keat, Warrick, Strauss. Second Row: F. Butz, Miller, Danko, R. Butz. Third Row: Herbster, Horn, Heard, Williams. JAYVEES First Row: LaBar, Dulac, Ferris, Butz, Leidy, Miller, Jones. Second Row: Falcone, Good, Weid- man, Amy, Sandercock, Pysher, Brown, Finkbeiner, Third Row: Sabatine, Sandler, Lewis, t--- Callie, Cory, Piccirillo, Menhennitt. 15. rl lt, i fc, 0I'lfll0eflfl0ll VARSITY AIDES Falcone Funkbemer Brown ond Herbs1er make Yeom ploy eosy wnfh rvony services DRIBBLE, DRIBBLE cs Freeman brings the boll down courf. FOUL SHOTS added mony o point on Yhe scoreboard. BIG ED recovers possession of The ball from the opposition JABBY scores o field goo! from c mid-sir cpprocch, HARDWOOD SQUAD CAGE MENTORS W John Heard and Paul W Wag ner plot pre game strategy 4 x 77!4nq7Zew lcontmued from page 743 The Bangor Junnor Varslty under the sklllful Paul W Wagner experrenced a very good season and key ball games In doing thus they pulled some bug upsets Thus brightens BAJHSS basketball hopes con svderably for great teams In future years The Jayvees were alded greatly ID their cause by the fsne all around performance of Frank Butz a freshman who broke all .lumor Varsity scoring records l76l OFFICIALS LTFFICULTY 05 score gefs close between Bangor and Nozorefh. WARRICK feeds from the circle os Kem prepares to cut for the basket, . v V f . A X ' ' Q. , f Q' ' 7 4 lr X Jn I X Q5 XJ 0 ' 1 wg 21 ff f W, N' gg! iw, s ,viii If z . , - --V tf ED TRAYES JIM FREEMAN HUCK WARRRCK DON KEAT GARY STRAUSS ,J 32? ' N. all fzzf '- 7 ,fm N ,, First Row Pruce Lee Holland C Evans Muller Hughes Rowlands Schoonover Pekar Second Row J Evans Turtzo Freeman Joella Communs Ronco Bishop Schultz Third Row Stoddard Owens Pysher Menhennutt Sanders Stiles GIRL HOOPSTERS We!! 7a 7 14164 2:4464 Gurls basketball was revuved at the Bangor Area Jount Hugh School four years ago under the super vusuon of Mrs Hazel Branch Thus year the squad was determined to perform well because of the special pruvuleges granted them lf you were a mem ber of the gurls basketball team, and were at prac tuce the furst night you would have seen 43 gurls zooming wuth energy and determunatuon At 335 every Monday, Wednesday and Thursday you'd grab your books and coat un order make the bus to Roseto for approxumately two hours of practice By 345 these same gurls were releasung their pent up energy by drubblung the ball across the floor We sometumes seemed to be druftung on a slight unclune, but we were determuned to ruse Even uf ut was chully, ut was colder outside and we got warm by uumpung rope, and maneuvering around the court The other two nights found us on the BAJHS court weaving figure eights and shooting baskets. After Christmas we prepared to meet our first challenger-Easton. We really took a beating 40-79, l but wuth determined spuruts we vowed to practice harder To guve proof the Bangor Lassues walloped Pen Argyl with a convuncung 70 27 punch and by the tume Easton found us on theur floor we were pre pared to guve them a battle A long close game made us bow to a 70 85 score After the game, were moments for refreshments our coke tume Here we treat the opposung team to coke and pretzels The remaunder of our games dusplayed what hard work and practice will do, and although, the wuns were few, we found reward un knowing the opponent had struggled to wun The senuors, veteran guards, Connie Evans and Marybelle Lee, and Nona Stoddard, manager, were awarded letters Jounung the team for the furst tume thus year Joanne Pekar, a senior, displayed her school spurut wuth the other team members Underclass letterwinners, Kay Hughes, Carol Owens, Carol Price, Eleanor Miller, Mary Ann Row- lands and Betty Jane Schoonover are the experi- enced members returning for the l956-57 season. .4 + -L ?L5 guard BETTY JANE an-,g -.pn-, VETERAN GUARD Evans mes to obfcm the bull ff defense CHANGE OF PACE doesnt fhrow Morybelle 0 DETERMINATION olds Lczssles on the S height helps nn ge fhng rebounds '79 uf . W .P S' Y 1 ,- 2 ,Q 4 6 ' gf-Q , , - ..,, I t ,hi . ' I -,M ,A ,, GARY STRAUSS JIM FREEMAN DON KEAT RAY KRESSLER BASEBALL As this yearbook went to press, the Bangor High School baseball season had not commenced, but the team under the competent supervision of Mr. John L. Williams in his second year at the helm, practiced VERNE SMITH extremely hard in preparation tor a tough schedule HUCK WARPICK beginning April IO, and ending May 22. DON SMITH JACK STENLAKE n , , Bangor will lose the services of the following seniors this year: Donald Keat, James Warrick, Jack Stenlake, James Freeman, Verne Smith, Gary Strauss, Raymond Kressler and Donald Smith. First Row: Malle, D. LaBar, Williams, Strauss, V. Smith, Kressler, D. Smith, Keat, Warrick, Stenlake, Freeman, Polo, Brodt. Second Row: R. Butz, Heard, Callie, Letwinch, Mabus, Sabatine, Jones, Cory, F. Butz, Ferris, DeNardo, Reimer, S. LaBar, Coach Williams. if .449 -, r m- ,,,,-'.,4.'. Q'-4. - .N '- ' .. ' - -1 --- . I' 'xii ch..-. 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