Nazareth Area High School - Comet Yearbook (Nazareth, PA)

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The COMET Senior Class Officers First Semester President—Fran k Temmel Vice-President—G eorc e Wu nder ly Secretary—Freda Seneetz Treasurer—Emily Strouse Ass’t Sec’y and Treas.—Sterling Fuls Student Council—Evelyn Christman —Francis Stannard 7 istorian— Motto: “Let us be Class Flower White Rose Second Semester President—Fran k Temmel Vice-President— Kathryn ha ldeman Secretary—Doroth y Swart wood Treasurer—Naom i II erzi ng Ass’t Sec’y and Treas.—George Wunderly Student Council—Dorothy Nagle —Francis Stannard I'ruman Kidd judged by our deeds.” Class Colors Green and White NAZARETH HIGH SCHOOL - 191? I 1G ]

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 The COMET A Message To the Members or the Class of 1934. Greetings: You are preparing to leave your homes and local school where you were protected from many of the temptations which you must face alone. It is my hope that we are as wise as the birds who keep their young in their nests until the wing muscles are sufficiently developed to enable them to fly. Ever remember the standards of right and wrong taught, by precept and example, in the home, the school and the church. Try and remember the many blessings you enjoyed—the gifts of a liberal social group: be determined to become a good citizen, ever supporting those who strive to do what is right and honorable. George A. Grim, County Superintendent of Schools NAZARETH ffTGTT [ 15 ]

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The COMLT Senior Class History FINALLY the moment which we had anxiously awaited arrived; when we. the class of 1934, were to become students of Nazareth High School. There were one hundred seven seekers of knowledge about to enter this higher school of learning from which everyone some day wished to graduate. Our Freshman class was organized in due time. We were all backward and bashful at first; but to get better acquainted, we held a Hallowe’en Party in the Junior High Gym. Well! we sort of lost our bashfulness when we entered our Sophomore year. There were eighty-six pupils returning to continue toward their final goal. During the year, many of our classmates participated in such extra-curricular activities as Athletics. Glee Club and Debating. Boy! how proud we were when we entered the Junior year. We knew that we would receive our class rings and would also have the honor of giving the Seniors a reception. Music for the occasion was provided by Danny Dever's orchestra. During the year our hearts were saddened by the death of Helen Phillips, a classmate. Finally on September 2, 1933, fifty-seven of our classmates returned for our final year as Seniors. At the beginning of the year, the Senior Class was entertained by the class of 1935 at a reception. In February, members of the “Comet staff were elected and they started immediately to try and make this book a success. The Senior play, “The Patsy”, was presented on April 20, in the Nazareth High School auditorium. We are now preparing ourselves for the final goal. Commencement. We shall soon be going out to begin our life work but we shall always cherish fond memories of our high school days. Truman Kidd, Historian NAZARETH HIGH SCHOOL - 1934 1 17 ]