Fountain Hill High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT MEMO R Frank J. Csrnko Duke When you hear the girls talking about a well-dressed lad, you can be sure they mean Frank. His customarily neat attire proves to us that he knows his fashions. He has a quiet manner about him, but this doesn't fool any- one. We know that he can be the life of the party. Some day Frank will be a model for what the well-dressed man is wearing. Commercial Course Science Club 35 Athletic Club 2. Marjorie Delp Bebe Delpy,' 'tThe score was 6-3, 6-25 we knew she'd win. When you hear anything like that, you can be sure they are talking about Marg. If anyone can play tennis, Margy surely can. For the last two years she has been our ten- nis champion. Aside from being a tennis star, she is an industrious person. Someday she may be the center of attraction on the famous courts of Wimbledon. Commercial Course Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Tatler Staff 4. James Eddinger Jimmy Jimmy is the prodigal son of the Senior Class. He left us during his freshman year to attend another high school, but returned to us for his senior year. His willingness to participate in all school affairs has helped him to re-establish himself as one of the top ranking fellows in our class. Jimmy's main ambition is to become a crooner for a well- known radio orchestra. General Course Science Club 4g Dancing Club 4. twenty-thrc

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MEMOIRS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Francis Brown Pete When a humorous remark is made in class, there is always one laugh that is more audible than the others - this is Pete's. Pete is the type that will laugh at any joke or pun. As to talent, we know he has an abundance of it in the form of the ability to play a red-hot trumpet, for its notes have been introduced to us many times in various programs and orchestras. Pete hopes to become a famous trumpet-player. Commercial Course Dramatic Club 4, Athletic Club 2, 33 Band 3, 4g A. A. Council 4g Glee Club 43 Star- dusters 2, 3. Anna Bruno Anne Quietness, reserve and good nature are Anna's most prominent characteristics. Anna is the type of girl whose appealing smile. and friendly disposition have won her the friend- ship of all her classmates. Anna has not re- vealed her plans for the future, but we know she has the ability to do almost anything well, and we're quite certain she'11 fulfill our ex- pectations. Commercial Course Home Economics Club 23 Dancing Club 4. Norman LeRoy Carl Yok Probably the most remarkable part of this dreamy-eyed boy's anatomy is his pair of artistic hands. These hands have enabled him to create marvelous works of art. Studies in charcoal, in oil, in water-color, trinkets in copper, in wood, in clay-- all these and more are created by this prodigy of Miss Funk. A prize won at the Allentown Fair this past year is proof that his talents are already being recognized. Commercial Course Band 3, 4, Art Club 2, 3, 4. twenty-two

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MOIRS NINETEEN THIRTY-EIGHT Doris Louise English Dar Dorie Doris is one of the most attractive girls in the Senior Class. Although of a rather quiet disposition, she's always full of fun. Her out- standing abilities are centered around music and designing. As Fountain Hill's nightingale, her golden voice has thrilled many an eager audience and we all sincerely hope that we may often have the pleasure of hearing her in the future. General Course Cheerleader 23 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Michael J. Ford Jr. Mike Tall, blond, and as happy-go-lucky as he is big, Mike is the most carefree member of our class. We know that the serious expres- sion on his face, as he rambles through the halls, is there only to fool the faculty. Gen- erally rather quiet, he is always ready with a wise remark. If appearance or manner of dress has any influence on careers, his lies in the field of journalism. Commercial Course Athletic Club 23 Tatler Staff 3, 45 Harmonica Club 2. Dorothy Gaal Dot D. A. Dot, dash and dimples- these personify Dorothy. She's that chubby imp with the funny giggle. Dorothy knows how to take her part in everything, especially in an argument. Call on Dorothy for anything around Fountain Hill and she will bounce right in the middle of it. She would like to take up art and we feel sure she will be successful in it or any other career she chooses. Scientihc Course Dramatic Club 45 Memoirs Staff 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Debate Club 2, 3, Oratorical Contest 2, 35 Basketball 2, 4. twnly-fum'