Honesdale High School - Maple Leaves Yearbook (Honesdale, PA)

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VIRGINIA HAUTH Clnny General Who sald so'7 Gmnv can always be found w1th a cheerful smlle on her face CSPCCIBIIY when she happens to be talkmg about that certaln ,uy and after all talklng IS one of her favorlte pas tlmes Her mam dlsllke bemg s1ck may be brlghtened some what by hstenmg to God Bless Amerlca her favorlte sono Gmny IS also one of the dlamond glrls of our class Her future plans are rather fogoy but wlth her pleasant personahty we know that she w1ll be a success ln whatever she chooses ACTIVITIES FHA 1 Chess Club I 2 Presldent I Crafts Club 4 BETTY ANN HEICHELBECK Hrkex Commerczal Wlll ya stop 1t'7 A peppy cal who hates to bo to bed early IS our Betty Cur rentlv she IS one of MISS Brussell s secretaries who can usually be found ln A306 runmn, off stenclls or practlcrna on hex Royal Hlkey enjoys horseback Ildlllb wlth Joey roller skatmn UOSSIPIHU at Phlls and hummlnb Polson Ivy Her future plans lnclude workmg as a clerk and contmulng her secretarial career ACTIVITIES Book Club 2 News Staff 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 FBLA 4 MARY ELLEN HOLBERT Ellen Commercral Dear me' Mary Ellen IS a Dal for whom hfe as a secretary seems to appeal and thls year shes bettlnl, plenty of practxce as Mr MCCIHDISS rl ht hand blrl Her pet peeve 15 unpunctual people so you can bet your l1fe shell never be late for work Ilm her constant companlon Tonys and food fall mto the cate,ory of her llkes whrle bettm, up ln the mornlnt, IS one of her dlsllkes Mary Ellen rates Mr Blue as her favorlte son, and readm and horseback r1d1n as her favorlte hobbles ACTIVITIEC Book Club I 2 News Staff 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 F B L A 4 Co Edltor Spotllght 4 Basketball I 2 Semor Play 4 as - as cc - as .1 9 U 9 9 9 ' . . . . . . . ' s 9 ' ' - cc - as - 1 U- - - ca - - as U . . I . . 9 46 - 99 V J as - , - as rr 0' ' . . . . , L ' . . U . . . U W gg . ,, . . . U . ' 7 . ni, 0, . . nt . , . nt 54 . .,, ' v cs as as as Y . 0 . . . , 0' . U . . . . , 44 .U ,, W. . 1 C, . , r - l I , Q Q ' - v Q or ' I ' rr rr rr . . cc as ' U . . . . U . . U . - ' P C' Y U 1 N Y

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lla MARY ANN GUINTHER Mary C ommerczal You know what I mean Mary Ann reco,.n1zed by many as the pretty lrlsh mald wlth the blood curdllng scream 1n Mlss Woods Senlor As sembly IS an avld devotee of Mlss Flora Mlss Brussells and the Commercxal Course Although she dlSllk6S talklng 1n front of a large group she appeared on a PTA panel and undoubt edly remembers Mr Mea,,hers sohloquy Not Enou,.h Homework brought on by her frlend Sallys unfortunate re mark Her hobbles 1nclude lrstemng to rocknroll muslc Lonely Street 1S her favorlte, and helpmg Mr Gregg ln the llbrary Mary Anns future plans 1nclude bemff a secretary to some handsome CXCCUIIVC ACTIVITIES Homemakm Club 1 Semor Play 4 Chess Club 2 3 FBLA 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Newstaff 3 4 Commerclal Spotllght 4 Dru er Trammg 4 GARY LEE HATTLER lrr Ceneial You re not mad are you? l'h1s curly headed Adonis of the Senlor Class 15 well known for hrs prowess on the basketball court Sports play an 1m portant part 1n Gary s l1fe and hrs natural ab1l1ty reaches to the dance floor where he also shmes Basketball IS Gary s favorlte school sport, but summertlme fmds hrm on the baseball dlamond or dlsplaylno hls physxque on the nearest dlvln board Cary can usually be found qulte close to home K2 doors down at Tony sl llstenlnff to hrs fayorlte song Put Your Head on My Shoulder Contrary to hrs ardent lnterest 1n sports Cary l1sts horse racmg as a dlSllkC horse raclnr, and geoffraphv that IS ACTIVITIES Chess Club I Class Play 4 Projector Club 2 3 Chorus 4 Basketball 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Baseball 3 4 DFIVCI Tralnmg 3 MARY ALICIA HATTOlN MISSY Academzc S rlctly sox mater1al Thls actlve Senlor wlth the lon, strlped pony tall Wlll long bilrergrembered for her 1nab1l1ty to recall names and her nalve 1 us' Missy IS notorlous amonff frrends for her mys terlous afflrctlons whlle walklnff home from school and her block lon, dashes because Say 1sn't that Doc Leslle up there? She seems to l1ke EVERYTHING but admlts to two ayerslons meat loaf Ccafeterla stylel and boys fall slzes shapes etcl Mary clalms a partrcular passlon for animals and spends. part of her tlme cultlvatmff rabblts and one more makes TW'ENTY'7'7'7 That s the way lt hoes Mary when your father and brother are also admlrers If not at home Mary can usually be found baby slttml, to flnance her week end howhn, sprees or to feed her Pontlac whlch runs on fumes and falth Wlth the emphasls on the latter Mary s plans for the future 1nclude college and a possrble psychology ma or J ACTIVITIES Basketball l 2 3 gulglrxe Nurse s Club 4 Ensemble 3 . . . 2 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 0.A.C. 3. 4 Class Secretary 2 3 G.I.A. I 2 News Staff 3 4 Wood Bee s 3 Yearbook Staff 4

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DORIS A. KATZ Dorie', General Good morning, men. Good evening, ladiesf, Dorie has always been an active member of our class. Repre- senting us on the Student Council for two years, heading class committees, decorating for dances and participating in various other activities have kept her busy. Among her dislikes are boys who do not have good manners, people who are late. letter writing and, of course, homework. Dorie enjoys read- ing, hiking, swimming and dancing and can often be found listening to 4'lVlister Bluen with the gang at Tony's. Her future plans include nurses training and we wish Dorie the best of luck. ACTIVITIES Student Council I, 2 News Staff 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Cheerleaders 3, 4 Senior Play 4 Future Nurses Club 3, 4 .lunior Red Cross Council 3, 4 Vice-President 4 Intramurals I, 253 THOMAS WALTER KENNEDY CiTim,, General g'What, me worry ? i' Tim's recent departure from the halls of H.I'I.S. left a de- cided gap in the Senior class-and Miss Baxter's fourth period English class. But at last notice Tim was enjoying his new niche in the world-the lowly position of boot-trainee in the United States Army, in which he hopes to pursue his education as a technical draftsman. Among our memories, Tim emerges as a well-dressed, slight young man whose personality shines in his many arguments on the reasons of life, religion, or any other subject tossed at him. When not engaged in a Hspiritedv argu- ment, Tim could usually be found on the nearest dance floor or playing football on the Stourbridge school grounds. ACTIVITIES Basketball 3 News Staff 3, 4 Baseball 2 RICHARD KOCH ffoiaw General 'iWhat do you want, a medal? Tall, blond, blue eyed, and full of fun describe this friendly senior. A certain red convertible is the object of his affection, along with a certain girl from H.C.H.S. Dick is a lucky guy- he's got a standing excuse for being late-his milk route. Dickls future plans include trade school. ACTIVITIES Gymnastics Club 1, 4 Basketball 2 Chess Club 2, 3 Senior Play 4