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

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Memoirs 1935 . . . How quickly this year has passed! It seems we no sooner became acquainted with Senior High School, than the year was over. We all had a grand time at our Hallowe’en Party. Choosing our officers and class colors was something new and interesting, also. 1936 . . . Another year gone! We arc beginning to feel more dignified: after all, we should, for next year we shall be sophisticated Seniors. As we look back, what a grand year it has been, with the Thanksgiving party, our class rings, the Prom, and other nice things all in kaleidoscopic retrospect! 1937 . . . The end of our High School career—how brief it has seemed! This last year with its poignant memories of the Senior play, our Christmas party, the Prom, “The Comet,” and many other unforgettable associations will always remain in our memory. We take this opportunity to thank our community for the privilege of a high school education. It is our wish that we may live up to the high ideals fostered by our Alma Mater, so that it may be proud of us, who are its sons and daughters. —Louise Kern, Historian Senior Class Officers FIRST SEMESTER President—Emelia Yuknavitch Vice-President—Homer Peters Secretary—Stephana Stohl Treasurer—John Young Assistant Secretary-Treasurer—Dorothy Bittenbcnder Student Council—Virginia Wolfe, Elmo Frey SECOND SEMESTER President—Emelia Yuknavitch Vice-President—Homer Peters Secretary—Stephana Stohl Treasurer—Robert Breinig Assistant Secretary-Treasurer—Eva Lakey Student Council—Virginia Wolfe, Joseph Bet . Historian—Louise Kern Class Colors—Green and White Class Flower—Lily Motto—“It is better to undertake the right and to fail, than to fail to undertake the right.” eighteen

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CLASSES

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ELWOOD ACKERMAN “ABIE “And now, ladies and gentlemen, we present Mr. Ackerman!”—Upon the stage appears our smiling “Abie.” His pet possessions arc his guitar and his automobile in which he takes great pride. His willingness to be of service and his good nature will help him in whatever he undertakes. GLEE CLUB (1) (2) (3) §11 HARRY ADAMS -HARRY Quiet movements, a precise manner of speaking, and a keen sense of humor arc his outstanding characteristics. Harry can also be remembered for his car which daily transports him to and from school. He wishes to enter aeronautic school after graduation. Good luck, Harry! SCIENCE CLUB (1) PEARL ARNDT “PEARL” You were in the movies last night, Pearl, we heard you laugh.” But her endless vitality stood her in good stead as one of our cheerleaders, and, luckily, she did sit still long enough with her clarinet to be an active member of the band. Sports, dancing, and dramatics, together with her good humor and marks, mako Pearl’s future look bright. CLASS TREASURER (1) FORENSIC SOCIETY (1) TREASURER BLUE AND WHITE STAFF (I) ASST BUS. MGR. DRAMATIC CLUB (1) (2) CLASS VOLLEY BALL (1) (2) CLASS BASKETBALL (1) (2) (3) CAPTAIN (I) CLASS HOCKEY (1) (2) (3) ORCHESTRA (1) (2) (3) CLASS BASEBALL (1) (2) (3) CHEERLEADER (1) (3) HEAD (2) COMET STAFF (3) ASST BUS. MGR. GLEE CLUB (1) (2) (3) BRASS ENSEMBLE (3) OPERETTA (1) (2) (3) FRENCH CLUB (3) BAND (2) (3) SENIOR PLAY (3) Mimrfeen