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

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PEARL LOVINNIA BUTZ Butry Blue eyes, blende hair, and a pleasant smile best describe Pearl. Pearl docs not participate in any school activities, but she works at Murphy’s every afternoon after school and also every Saturday. Homework always prepared on time, good grades, a job, and a boy friend all help to keep Pearl busy. GEORGENE ALICE COWUNG George Mary of Through the Keyhole is, in reality, only George”, another of our Bath girls. Outside of her Irish temper and her ability to blush at the slightest mention of the word Sarge, she is quite popular with her fellow students. Her participation in sports and other school activities does not interfere with her school work. Hockey 1, 2; Volley Ball 1, Captain 2; Basketball I, 2, Captain 3; Baseball 2, 3; Dramatic Club 2; Magazine Campaign 3,- Student Librarian 3,- Comet, Personality Writer 3; Senior Play, Major 3. ROBERT STEPHEN CREAMER Creamer Meet Alibi Ike who resides at Cherry Hill. “Creamer,” our excellent excuse maker, is always ready to give someone a line whenever Ihe opportunity arises. To him lessons are a burden and he’d rather spend his time hunting or fishing. Although he has his quiet moments, he usually is the cause of the disturbance in the rear of room 29. Radio Club 3. GLADYS MAY CUMBERLAND Gladys Brown hair, green eyes and a cheery smile—these character- istics spell Gladys. Although she enjoys the quiet side of life, she's no mean opponent on the gym floor. She is keenly interested in her commercial work and is a member of the Commercial Club. Gladys hopes to work in an office someday—that is, if Bob doesn’t change her mind. Commercial Club 3; Blue and White, Typist 3; Baseball 2, 3.

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ROBERT PAUL BERGER Bob- Bob, one of fho smaller boys in the senior class, finds his size no handicap to him. Even in class basketball, he is always ready to sink the ball at a decisive moment. Trouble comes as second nature to Bob, but he usually gets out of it by some means or other. His theory is that homework is unnecessary, although, under pressure, he manages to get it done. Basketball ?, 2, 3. FRANK JOSEPH BETZ Betzie Where did all that “steam” come from? Oh, it’s Betzie, just having a good time again telling stories. Teasing the girls is another one of his delights, although he does take the consequences some- times. We don’t think he will ever have a nervous breakdown from hard work. In the future Betzie aims to give his friends shocks since he wants to be an electrician in the navy. WILSON HENRY BUCK Bucky Bucky came to us in his junior year. He is a cub reporter for The Morning Call, and through this has become a keen follower of all sports and sports activities. That Bucky” is a good basketball player is provod by the number of points he racks up for the Y Junior Varsity. Basketball 3. ROY FRANCIS BURALLI Pete “Like fun it is! This is the expression which Pete uses most frequently. Very quick to take up his end of an argument, he seldom is the first one to admit defeat. He enjoys all outdoor sports and can otherwise be identified by the green '39 Ford which he drives. An aviation cadet, Roy hopes to join the air corps in July. Senior Play, Costume Committee 3; Band 1; Glee Club 1: A Cappella 1; Operetta 1; Music Festival 2.

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DOMINIC LEOPOLD DANIELE Daniels” That was a good joke but I can tell a better one.” Just Daniels” preparing to tell his latest rib-tickler. This chap can al- ways find something to talk about, especially during the noon hour. His favorite pastime is sleeping. After school and on Satur- days, he can be found working in one of the garages in Bath. JOHN DOROZOWSKI John Meet the 1943 football captain! In this capacity John dis- played excellent leadership. Although rather quiet around girls, there's one particular senior to whom he is much attracted. John intends to enter the Navy immediately after graduation. Basketball I, 2, 3; Baseball I; Football 2, Captain 3. DOMENICK ANTHONY FERARRO Wassie Wossie is not very fond of school, but he does enjoy pulling practical jokes on his friends. Domcnick likes to listen to sport programs on the radio and will argue for hours about the Athletics. Wassie spends most of his time up at the Y. M. C. A. Basketball 7, 2. ELLIS ELWOOD FRABLE Ellis At first glance, Ellis appears to be one of the quiet type, but when one knows him better, one soon has a different opinion of him. The consistency with which his name appears on the high honor roll goes to show what hard work and determination can accomplish. His greatest enjoyment is to walk or ride on his bike through the open country and view nature at its best.