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

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ELSIE HEARN SES Always around when you want her, and always willing to serve—that’s Elsie. She is active in sports and com- mercial work. Doing secretarial work for the faculty and typing for the “Blue and White Standard” have given her experience for future positions. Good luck. Elsie! CLASS VOLLEY BALL (1) (2) (3) CLASS BASEBALL (1) (2) (3) CLASS BASKETBALL (2) COMET STAFF (3) BLUE AND WHITE STANDARD (3) COMMERCIAL CLUB (1) (3) TREASURER (3) GLEE CLUB (1) (2) (3) OPERETTA (I) (2) (3) DRAMATIC CLUB (2) RALPH HECKMAN -RALPH Who is that well-built young man coming down the hall? Why, that's Ralph Heckman. Football, baseball, and basketball are his specialties. Despite distractions by various members of the op] ositc sex. he has retained a good scholastic standing. We arc confident he will be a successful student at the college of his choice. FOOTBALL (2) VARSITY (3) BASKETBALL, JUNIOR VARSITY (2) CLASS BASKETBALL (3) BASEBALL ASST MGR. (2) MGR. (3) ATHLETIC COUNCIL (3) HERBERT JENKS “HERBIE Herbie's deep chuckle can be heard issuing from the Chemistry laboratory during most of his free time. This tall, dark Southerner has a definitely scientific bent. His perennial good-humor will be an asset to him in his future role of a scientist. SCIENCE CLUB (1) FOOTBALL MGR. (3) twenty-eight

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CATHERINE HAHN Honor student, homeroom president, business manager of the Blue and White” and a member of the Comet” Staff—all of which has made Catherine an active and in- dispensable senior. She plans to be a teacher, and already has her college chosen. We’ll always remember you as a good friend and student, Catherine. DRAMATIC CLUB (2) GLEE CLUB (3) FRENCH CLUB (3) LATIN CLUB (2) (3) OPERETTA (3) SENIOR PLAY (3) COMET STAFF (3) BLUE AND WHITE STANDARD (3) BUS. MGR. CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT (2) TENNIS (3) DAVID FRANCZAK -DAVID David is very quiet and. also, very independent. Al- though he doesn’t say much, we discovered that his one and only interest is farming. He intends to make it his future vocation. We know that you will become one of the successful farmers of this community. David, for some of us have seen you industriously at work. CHARLES HAHN “CHARLIE The pride and joy of Charlie’s life is his trombone—■ however, we can’t vouch for the neighbor’s opinion. (It’s all right, Charlie, we know you can take it” as well as give it!”) In addition to being musical, he is tall, amiable, and fond of intra-mural sports. He and his pal. Kermie Eberts, have gone airminded. Best of luck, Charlie! FIRST BAND (2) (3) BAND CONCERT (3) BRASS CHOIR (3) CLASS BASKETBALL (1) (2) (3) CLASS BASEBALL (1) (2) (3) Itcenty-seven

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EDITH JOHNSON EDIE' If you happen to see a small, dark-haired girl walking briskly along the corridor, you can be sure it is Edic.” Reading is her favorite manner of whiling away her spare time, and she has spent many hours browsing in the library. She, too, hopes to secure a business position. Lets of luck, Edith! GLEE CLUB (1) (2) (3) OPERETTA (1) (2) MINOR (1) FORENSIC SOCIETY (1) BASEBALL (1) VOLLEY BALL (1) (2) MARIE JONES “MARIE Though she ambles serenely through the halls, Marie has plenty of spunk beneath that peaceful exterior. She has a pleasing, soft voice and it is seldom raised. Marie hopes to be an interior decorator and she has our best wishes. GLEE CLUB (1) OPERETTA (1) HOCKEY (1) TENNIS (1) (2) (3) DRAMATIC CLUB (2) BLUE AND WHITE STANDARD STAFF (2) ASS T SEC’Y AND TREAS. CLASS (1) SCIENCE CLUB (I) PAULINE JONES “POLLY” Outside of the gym, “Polly” has plenty of pep. Al- though small, she is quite talkative, vivacious, and care- free. She is rarely seen without her pal, Marie, and their infectious giggles can often be heard echoing along the corridors. Polly is the school’s champion sjveller, which will be an advantage in her work as a stenographer. COMMERCIAL CLUB (1) (3) twenty-nine