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' ' as Irene Yeisley Irene Academic Ambition: Nurse Activities: Dancing club 10,11. Hi-Lite 12. Intramurals 10,12. Usher l0,11,12. Year- book 12. Me and my Plymouth floating over toward Stroudsburg way. Gets a bang out of lots of people and lots of fun. Carl L. Yetter Yetter Academic Ambition: Real estate and insurance Activities: Rifle club 10,11. Dancing club 10. He's a hard manto keep track of. Knows all the answers, if there's a book handy. Effie J. Welter Effie General Ambition: Telephone operator Activities: Band 9,10,11. Tri-Hi-Y 12. Drivers Ed. 11. Intramurals 12. Snippy . . . well, maybejustalittle snappy . . . pert,neat, trim . . . smallpackage with explosive contents. Mary Ann Woodyatt Maz Commercial Ambition: Secretary Activities: Cheerleader 11,l2. Girls council 12. Tri-I-li-Y 12. Dancing club 10. Year- book staff 12. A rah-rah-rah girl. Cheers for E. Burg High. Glamour and personality plus. Spitfire. Edward George Wygant Ed Academic Ambition: Major in biology Activities: Band 9,1O,l1,12. Camera 10. Orchestra 1O,11,12. District band 11,12 Sophomore and Senior plays. Coming up from Portland way in his merry Oldsmobile. A musician. Naturalist. 'QF' 1 QF'
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SENIORS AT LAST' It doesn't seem poss1ble' A few short years ago we were Sophs Just en terlng the realm of B1g Wheels and wonder1ng 1f how and when we would ever get there lf we d1d at all But here we are And our class made hlstory r1ght from the beglnnlng w1th 'Lou 'as our leader hav1ng able asslstance from Mr Kramer as class adv1ser John JUICE' Arnst as v1ce presldent Pat Hartzell as secre tary and 'F1b McGarry as treasurer We began our famous career by pre sentlng the Shoulder Pad Fllng a very successful dance 1n honor of the foot ball men Later on we staged the roll1ck1ng and h1lar1ous mmstrel Carohna Sh1nd1g whlch gave us a great start 1n collectlng funds for the Common Cause Then came the fast and furlous Junlor year 1n whlch we swept along col lectlng money fpract1ca1ly m1ll1onsj and memorles The s1de door 15 merely a ghost 1n the past and those poor new l1ttle sophs Oh well suffer' ' Lou was our leader aga1n and naturally we trlumphed' Mr Stem acted as a s1lent but strong class adv1ser Norma Ace kept our notes Ou1 Ou1' Walters guarded our m11l1ons and F1b McGarry took over when Lou wasn't there Ah K1ds' Remember the Turkey Trot? What a dance' And then that unforgettable play One Mad Nlght' wh1ch descr1bes It perfectly Then our Jun1or Thesp1ans journeyed to far off Portland fPa j 1n a rag1ng bllzzard to present ' One Mad N1ght once more successfully In February we celebrated George Washmgton s b1rthday by throwlng the ' Blg George dance And 1f George had been there we all agreed he would have enjoyed h1mself Then came THE event of the year The Jun1or Prom' Our Stardust Ball We really went all out and mt went over l1ke a Jun1or prom should Now we came back as senlors Feels wonderful' Wheels at last' Wash1ng ton' Now to work workmg l1ke mad selllng cards wr1t1ng and wrapp1ng paper Say what would senlors ever do wlthout the1r class advlser Mr Lee? Per1sh the thought' We'd never SUTVIVC' And ' Lou s back aga1n to lead us through another successful year w1th helpxng hands from Norma Ace as secretary Harry Caulf1end as treasurer and F1b McGarry as v1ce pres1dent Then about Octo ber Lou got another m1ll1on dollar fwell almost, bralnstorm We're golng to stage ' Father of the Br1de We d1d Standmg room only g1ves you some 1dea ofwhat happened that nrght The Jun1or prom comes all too soon but what a heavenly n1ght' Now that tr1p of tr1ps Washlngton' Off to see Ike' Those are a few days none of us w1ll ever forget There are a few other days we'll never forget too Graduat1on senlor p1cn1c and how many personal mem or1es'P School l1fe all of us together we can't forget 26 o Q , - D ! . . . . . , . . . . . I I . . . . II . I . . - 1 1 I ' ll - . ' II , ' ll ' - 1 . . . . . II . ' 1 . . II . . . I - T l ' ' I ll , ... , . . . , . . . II . .I 1 1 ' ' ' Il II ll ' . , - . . , II . I . . . . . . , . - . . . I . , I . . I . . - 1 . . . . . Q A n - ' 1 1 1 ' , , . . ' I I ll ' 1 - II . . . - 0 , .- II II . . . . 1 ' . I . II . . . . . - 1 . , . . 1 - 1 1 ' . , - ,
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