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ALFRED L. FOX Nazareih, R. D. I lnfroducing Legs, Ted Wil- Iiams' mosT loyal Tan. When The hunTing season comes around, our Triend Slim is ii:-sT man ouT wiTh his TrusTy shoTgun. The Marines come nexi ror Foxy, who can clown ubouT anyfhing excepT sporTs. Indusfrial ArTs. Rifle Club I1 Gym Exhibifion 2. EDWARD A, GASSLER IS2I Cedar STreeT Gassy is a sTar gridiron wan, wiTh a digouT in The 440 and a iump shoT in baskeTball. Ou: Three-leTTer man sporTs a hai' PlymouTh. The Service is 1exT Tor Ed. Indusfrial Arfs. N Club I, 2, 3, Clinic I, 2, 31 Fooiball I, 2, 3, Baskeiball I, 2, 33 Track I, 2, 3. I' ANTHONY LEO FRITCHEY I825 Main STreeT A puTT oT smoke means chief Tony is demonsTraTing ln- dian Lore. Our dignified Roxy usher enioys a sweeT TooTh. Science Fair awards. MeriT dadges, arT, and . . . AllenTown. Penn STaTe and Agronomy will suiT Tony. College Preparatory. ArT Club I, 2, 3: Gym Exhibition Ig Ampfln- nian 33 Science Fair I, 2, 33 Photography Club I. LARRY GEORGE Treichlers There he goes again, naTure- minded George, scouring The Poconos. QuieT in The class- room, keen wiTh The spelling, and an avid clock waTcher is George. lT's Anchors Aweigh Tor Larry aTTer high school. Indusirial Arfs. Fishing Club I, 2, 3. , Remember Seventh Grade Dance Classes MARY H. GEOSITS 4I8 Easi llTh STreeT It's sweeTs Trom The sweeT aT Lerner's candy counTer when MiTzi is a+ work. She's an as- :eT To any English class and an ardenT supporTer of Tri-Hi-Y and SodaliTy. Mary sees WesT- ern ElecTric in The TuTure. Socrohrial. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Amp- hnnian 3. WOODROW P. GREENE, JR. 5l6 EasT 4Th STreeT MeeT Woody, our class woodsman. He is as quieT as They come and indulges in building model ships and air- planes. Need a painTer or pa- per hanger in The near TuTure? If so, call on Woody. Indusfrial Arfs. Phofo Club I. Page 26 CHARLES J. GRAIARITS 957V2 WashingTon Avenue A local WalTer Winchell, an experT pinball player. and an EinsTein aT The books, ThaT's our shorT sTocl:y sporTsman. A loyal Brave Tan, Molly's second home is The SpoT. ATTer school Chas will Trade his dungarees For The blue of The Navy. Indusirial Aris. RUTH ELAINE GREENER Box I72, Bafh, R. D. 2 Ready, willing, and able To do a Tavor, ioin a square dance seT, or shop Tor The laTesT sTyles can besT describe demure RuTh. Sewing, Young People's and church choir raTe special wiTh her. BeThlehem Business Col' lege comes nexT Tor RuTh. Secrafarial. Gym Exhibition I, 2: Amphnnian 3.
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It takes spirit and know-how For these Our assembly fime parody of Carmen proved fo be Q rioi. These El Clinkou kids are righf iw 'rhe Jrhicic of ihinqs. For Don Jose she goes in a big way. Dig ihaii Winners again! Proudly Rod, Sam, and Rurh let us peek af fheir prize 4-I-i possessions. All of Ifiozn siaged a good show ai The Alienfown Fair. F Page 25 O
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JOSEPH J. GROLLER 456 Howertown Road Call him Whitewash or Tiger the Boxer and quiet Joe will answer. In leisure time it's model airplanes, golf. hunt- ing, and carpentry. After school days it's the Navy or a ieweler's profession. Clerical and Sales. Rifle Club Ig Amptennian 3. WILLIAM N. GRUIE Penn Street, R. D. 2, Bath Champ, our tractor grape pfer, is a field and stream man and Gillette's worst enemy. Our blond hustler is a champ at lett guard position, or with a deck of cards, or with pen- rnanship. Mention the Army, :nd Bill beams. Industrial Arts. Football I, 2, 33 Wrestling 2, 35 CIin'c 2, 33 Rifle Club ig Gym Exhibition 2, 3, N Club 33 Weight Club 3: District Wrestling 3. FRANCES ANN GROSSBAUER l786 Newport Avenue Anyone tor Pizza? calls Cookie in her Why don't we go someplace voice. Sports, Clubs, and Sodality ac- tivities, and travel tolders keep Frances ha p p y while she dreams a receptionist's dream. Secretarial. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 33 Con- crete Courier I, 2, 33 Gym Ex hibition 21 Amptennian 3. DONALD CUMMINGS HAFF 326 East 2I Street Robin Hood's competitor seeks the good green woods again. Weight lifting records, fishing, mother nature, and the violin interest Don. A tine tamily tradition will be contin- ued as Don enrolls as pre-med at Lehigh. College Pregaratory. Wrestling 33 FGshing lub I, 2, 33 Weight Club 31 Amptennian 3, Christmas Vespers 3. T.A.C. Dates, bus breakdowns, and tield day , JAMES A. HANDWERK Box 255, Walnutport, R. D. I Wrestler Jim is the quiet type in school, but watch his speed in Scout ranks. church activities. and at Harmony Grange square dances. Le' high's ace swimmer turns to the Navy. Later a trade career. Industrial Arts. Wrestling I, 2, 31 Weight Club I, 2, 3. FRANK J. HANZL Northampton, R.D. I Pennsville pool's swimming star is a year-round water bug. 'Nith Anchors Aweigh as his Iheme. Frank should enioy the Navy. Hunting, tishing, and Food keep Frank contented new - ana that reserved lot at the Route 45 Drive-lnl Industrial Arts. Page 27 FRANKLIN T. HANN Danielsville, R. D. I Who would dream that our class clown Skip rates a high LQ.. a definite talent tor math, impeccable penmanship, and a reserved spot at Edgemont. Franklin, no tricks in the busi ness world! Industrial Arts. Gym Exhibition If Student Council 2. JANET A. HARHART 2320 Dewey Avenue Quiet? . . . Not this temale Jackie Gleason. Worry-bird Har is one of Dal's regular customer's. Baseball is a tirst with her, but time will tind this future secretary trying luscious perogies in a Red rose cov- ered cottage. Secretarial. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 33 Con- crete Courier I, 2, 35 Ampten- nlan 35 Christmas Vespers 3. 56
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