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DOROTHY DORNIACH Bath, R. D. 2 Good things come in small packages describes blushing Dorothy, our expert bookkeep- er and ardent baseball tan. Dotty will gladly trade her needle for a pen. Business Col- lege and a secretarial career are in the stars tor Dorothy. Secretarial. Gym Exhibition I: Tri- Hi-Y I, 2, 3: National Honor So- ciety 3: Amptennian 3. IENJAMIN R. ERVIN Northampton Street, Bath Ben Bones is a true tield ind stream man. In any hunt- ing or tishing season. Ben is oft to the woods with his canine friend, Le Hooey. Corkey's or Fairmonfs in Bath are favorites with Ben. A service career suits Beniamin. Industrial Arts. Gym Exhibition I. ln scho JOSEPH FELIX bl8 Washington Avenue Gillette's best customer!! Joe onioys listening to hillbilly mu- sic or playing cards. Direct from Whitehall, Joe spends much ot his leisure participat- ing in sports and excels in bil- liards. Gung. there goes a Marine. College Preparatory. DOROTHY G. FINN Northampton. R.D. l Oh. those eyes, those waves! How we envy tall, trim, talk- ative Dolly, who gave us a per- tect Sixteen at Speaking Contest time. Track meets and singing keep Dorothy happy. Flext bookkeeping - or house- WIFE? Secretarial. Girls' Ensemble I: Mixed Chorus I, 3: Junior Speak- ing Contest 2: Amptennian 3: Tri-Hi-Y I: Class Secretary 33 Art Typing 3: Girls' Chorus l, 3: Student Council 2. STEPHEN MICHAEL EISENREICH Zbl South Walnut Street, Bath Handsome Steve gets our vote tor Mr. 9ennsylvania. Mention the Yanks or hunting and Sticks shows the sky s.nile. Steve staunchly defends his 34 Chevy and Trix, his pet dog. W7 lose a snappy out- fielder it an. and the Bath Le- gion a loyal player. when Steve enters the service. Industrial Arts. Baseball I, 2, 3: Football l: Amptennian 3. PATRICIA ANN FEIDLER l502 Main Street Need any toys? See our Miss Newberry. Keeping school activities humming, swimming, being a snappy :olor guard. playing the piano. and relaxing at the Spot, keen Pat busy. Teacher versus secretary for Pat. Secretarial. Chorus l: Banc' l, 3: N Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Gym Exhibition lg Amptennlan 3: Stu- dent Council 2: Christmas Ves- pers 3. lastics, music, art, and sports '56 Page 23 ELSIE I. FIUPOVITS 3l2 East 9 Street Flirtations eyes and a cheery smile heralds the arrival of Flip, Bookkeeping, baking. and boys rate with our class Veep. Dancing and maioretting keeps our Johnny come late- ly busy. The future reveals a competent steno. Secretarial. Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Con- crete Ceurler I, 2, 3: Ma'orette I, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3: N Club 3: Amptennlan 3: Class Vice President 3: Gym Ex- hibition ty Temple Press Con- ference 2. ALIEKT FRANK FIXL l24 West l7th Street Introducing Newport's intre- pid Trapper. Laughter, coin collecting, and boats keep Al busy when he's not driving that furniture truck tor Roth's. The Air Force will be proud to have Albert. Industrial Arts.
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ROIERT E. CHERRY Walnufporl, R. D. I Wanl lo go hunling? Thal's the call from lall and hand- some Bob , This fulure mana- ger of Edgemonl keeps busy playing 'Forward for lhe Cherry- ville Gang. and pilching lor fhe Danielsville nine. Bob will be a Class A Carpenfer in lhe lulure. Indusfrial Arls, Rifle Club lg Gym Exhibilion Ig Fishing Club 2, 3. MARY ANN DANNER ISIB Newport Avenue Zealously we find Mr. Sage's pei peeve demonslraling her Gill ol Gab . An assel lo lhe M 81 N is perky, lun-loving Mary who has a yen for molor boafs, a secrelarial job, and lhe Tille MRS. Secrefarial. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 33 Photo Club I, 2, 33 Amplennian 33 Gym Exhibilion I. I RICHARD W. CREYER Norlhamplon Slreel, Balh Bandy Legs is a wizard on ice skales. a slar on lhe Balh Legion, a firsl' class man in an argumenl. Whelher al Corkey's or nol, Ears smells free cigar- elles! Richard sees a brick lay- er's lulure ahead. Indusfrial Arfs. Baseball 2, 33 Gym ghizbiron 2, Amphnnian 3: Rifle U . GALEN L. DAY 922 Dewey Avenue Happy Day is here again! Typical Tom Sawyer lcomplele wifh frecklesl Galen rales high al wedding receplions. Sunday School I8 years perfecl alfend- ancel and classes. Our head slage crew man and number one lrack manager leaves his one barrel chuggy 'ro seek lhe Air Force nexl. lndusfrial Arfs. Foolball I, 23 Track Manager 2, 35 Wresfling Manager 3: Gym Exhibilion Ig Clinic 23 Pholo Club lg Slage Crew 2, 3: Class Treasurer Ig Class Vice-Presidenl 2. 4 There are stars to reach and honors to win JOAN MARIAN DEIIERT 238 Wes? 26 Slreel Quick commenl and drama- fic llair spell Joni, who lakes lo lhe woods for fishing, hiking, or swimming. Church work and Girl Scouls fill her agenda. Our Miss Emphalicu ponders on a leaching career. College Preparatory. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, J: lDisIricl Secretary 213 Cedar Cresf Officer Training College 21 Chrislmas Vespers I, 35 Dramalic Club Ig Ari Club 2. DONALD DIEHL 6ll Easl 20 Slreel A neaf crew cu? and a shy smile inlroduce Saleh, our sporls enlhusiasl, who enioys fishing, hunfing, and hol-rod- ding around lown wilh his Buckel of Bells! Mechanics and conslrucfion are ahead for Don. Indusfrlal Arts. Track Ig Fishing Club l, 2, 3, Rifle Club Ig Weigh? Club I: Gym Exhibilion Ig Arr I. Page 22, WILLIAM F. DERR Belhlehem, R. D. 2 Dreaming aboul a cruise wifh lhe U.S. Navy rales high wilh lhis Edgemonf Park fan. Hunf- ing, fishing, and 4-H work lake up mosl of BiII's spare mo- menls. Our lrack man will 'lrade 'rhe cinders for radio and elec- fronics in +he U. S. Navy. Clerical and Sales. Track I, 2: Amphnnian 3. ROLAND C. DIETER Cherryville Menllon lhe name R. C. D. and Roland will appear. Car- penlry and melal work rale wi+h lhis Dieler lwin. Our ho? rod lan enioys work al lhe local A 81 P and T Xi K Garage. Nexl comes a lrek in lhe Navy. lnduslrlal Arh. Rifle Club lg Weigh? Club lg Ar? Club l.
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ln the line of duty, all taslcs are important Page 24 Planning a dance is always a lrolic for mer- ry seniors, especially if it happens lo be the iirsl of the year. li' seems as Though Boza and Gerry enjoy being among the slars. Who woulcln'+? Look whats down below giving inslruclions. Our senior waitresses believe in pleasing the cuslomers lespecially when lhe cuslomers are their leacherslj Their reward? Sampling the shorl cake. Dishes, dishes! But wifh a smile we all pilch in al Teachers' Workshop.
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