Bangor High School - Graduate Yearbook (Bangor, PA)

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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

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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