Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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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.

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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