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

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EMIL DEUTSCH DUTCH Footlxill and basketball were “Dutch’s main interests in school, but, nevertheless, he did net neglect his studies. Emil, also, has a friendly word for everyone he knows. Mere is luck, Emil. We hope you’ll get along well in life. FOOTBALL (1) (2) VARSITY (3) BASKETBALL (1) (2) VARSITY (3) CLASS BASEBALL (1) (2) JOSEPH DLUGOS “JOE Quiet as a dormouse, at least, so far as we know. How- ever, there are very few times when Joe cannot be de- pended upon to know the correct answer. Although he blushes rosy-red at the approach of a girl, he is pleasant to everyone. Moreover, he has been an enthusiastic par- ticipant in intramural sports. May we offer our best wishes for your success? CLASS BASEBALL (I) (2) (3) CLASS BASKETBALL (1) (3) ELWOOD EBERLY -EBERLY His amiable, friendly smile and cheery countenance help to brighten blue Mondays, as well as other dreary days. His ) ortrayal cf Papa Heller in the Senior Play will long be remembered. The band will also miss him next year. Elwood plans to be a Diesel engineer. We know your future will be bright! BAND (2) (3) SENIOR PLAY (3) twenty-four

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VIRGINIA CHAPMAN CHIPPIE Coal-black hair, a studied air of indifference and a school-girl complexion--that's Virginia to a T.” Outside of school, however, the indifferent air vanishes, and Vir- ginia is always ready for some fun. She is undecided about her future, but whatever you do, Virginia, we’re back of you. BASKETBALL (1) (2) VOLLEY BALL (3) GLEE CLUB (I) TENNIS (3) HOCKEY (1) (2) DRAMATIC CLUB (1) BASEBALL (1) (3) CLARENCE CLEWELL •ELMER Our class clown! Sometimes we wonder if you’ll ever run out of jokes. When ‘ Elmer” is around, one just simply can't be blue. “Elmer is also interested in dramatics and has had several successful roles in our school plays. DRAMATIC CLUB (1) (2) GLEE CLUB (1) (2) BASKETBALL MGR. (3) MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN (2) (3) OPERETTA (1) (2) RUSSELL DECH “RUS Silent Russell surprised everyone with his recent record made in selling operetta tickets. 'Though one would hardly suspect it, in classes he is a “dry humorist —just an- other Ned Sparks. He is also a last minute man, getting to school a minute before the buzzer rings. NVc hope you will be just as punctual in business. twenty-three

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ROBERT EDWARDS •LOOPY “Hold her, Newt, she’s a-rearin!” Yes, it certainly seems as if “Loopy” needs help to control that large car of his. He is one of the funniest lwys in the class and sure to bring forth a laugh whenever he is around. Your good humor will serve you in good stead as one of the “backonc of the nation. ZENA FERRARO “ZENA” Hail to our champion ticket seller! Zena is one of the most active members of our class, participating in sports, music, and various other activities. We know her ag- gressive personality and thoroughness will help her in the business world. HOCKEY (1) (2) (3) CAPTAIN (3) BASKETBALL (1) (2) (3) CAPTAIN (2) VOLLEY BALL (1) (2) (3) BASEBALL (1) (2) (3) ORCHESTRA (1) (2) (3) SECRETARY (3) BAND (2) (3) SECRETARY (3) FORENSIC CLUB (1) DRAMATIC CLUB (1) (2) GLEE CLUB (2) (3) MINOR (3) OPERETTA (2) (3) MINOR (3) CHEERLEADER (2) (3) RUTH FORTNER “RUTH” Ruth is one of our more serious-minded seniors. Nev- ertheless, she has a pleasant smile and cheerful werd of greeting for her many friends. Her neatness and taste in dress have made her one of our best-dressed girls. This precision of both manner and style should help you, Ruth, in succeeding as a stenographer. GLEE CLUB (1) (2) OPERETTA (1) (2) COMMERCIAL CLUB (1) (3) twenty'five