Pen Argyl Area High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Pen Argyl, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

4 ex mums 'Q 9 1 hr - - l I-ISE Volume Ten 7WzSkmWz6Mmw ,ag :vm ,4W,f my same ,ezeamta IQLL5 MEMOIRS PEN AR6YL,PENNSYLVANLA FOREWO jgffmx 5 ' fi' Af f' QIQIIIUIL ep., Q6 I, ,L Foun 4-K RD IVHEN THE YVAR IS XVON AND A LASTING PEACE AGAIN PRE- VAILS, IF LOOKING THROUGH THIS YEARBOOK BRINGS BACK PLEASANT MEMORIES, THEN OUR XVORK XVIII. NOT HAVE BEEN IN VAIN, AND IVE IVILI. HAVE BEEN .IUSTLY RENVARDED. DEDICATION IVE, THE CLASS OF 1945, DEDI, CATE THIS TENTH VOLUME OI-' MEMOIRS TO OUR PARENTS. IN HUMBLE ACKNOXVLEDGMENT OI SACRIFICES THEY HAVE MADE, AND NVITH APPRECIATION OF THEIR LOVE AND UNDERSTAND- ING THROUGHOUT OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. 9555+ Fave Sax Class Members in Armed Forces r -75 f'F2:i N In IHIIUA E' 'QC K, 22+ 1.410 I -'M X, ff GLENXVOOD BONE -IOHN mu LEN O CARRER JAMES EALEY HAROLD FRANCISCO ELMER HONTZ CLYDE HUGHES LLOYD KNEEBONE MASON KLINGER VENIZIO LORENZON PAUL POLONI ROBERT VOSPER PETER ZANCHETTIN I N 5-DP? SEVEN Editors and Business Managers lfllffflI'-ill-Clllff Vlvl.xN IUIINSUN l31l.si11r's.s .Xlurzugffr l'm'1,1,ls NIVRPHY 5 an 75 llzmfm' lidilor Wll.1,lAM Bkcmn EIGHT 4 liar 1311.sf:11'.s'.s Munn l.lax,-x CLR,xx1,xxu Yearbook Staff ldzloi III fhief 1f1lSl!lf'.Y5 Mrinnger junior Editor junior Iiusiness Manager X lynn ohnson Phyllis Murphy William Broad Lena Graziano lilZl'l'0Rl.XL STAFF Class History Shirley Miller lilasx Poet Kenneth Smale Class ll'il1 llarhara Smith lean Powell 'I .eRoy Metz Sporls Sherwood Case Alfonso Guido Ilinls lo juniors llonaltl Colver Rohert Lane Sjufrirtl l,ll'fllI'I'.Y Shirley 'I'inney Viola Zanette Aliifvrlismizwils Theresa Alhanese james llaskwill john llliristmau jean Parsons Clark Pritchard Shirley 'Finney Typisls Theresa .-Xllxanesc lines Bontempo Virginia Bowers Louise Confer Kathryn Houck Joyce jackson LeRoy Metz Jean Parsons Helen l'askewic'z jean Powell julia Reimert Kenneth Smale Shirley Tinney Viola lanette Irlwllifirnliom Louise Confer Phyllis Klutz Alethia Strunk lil YSINESS STAFF P!1ll'U7IS .Xlberta Bonney Helene Cawein Lucy Ceraul Lorraine Mann ,SlllJjFl'l1Jfl0l1S Alberta Bonney Senior ll'rilt'-Ups Theresa .Xlhauese Dale Cassler LeRoy Fulin Donald RClllll7l joseph Rogers Clu hs Gerry Clrawfortl julia Reimert fllzlxm Pl'0,IIIl'!'j' Matlelyn Farleigh Kathryn Hill Jean Parsons Helen Paskewicl AI usir Alberta llonney Donald Colver Dale Cassler Helene Cawein Lucy Ceraul Norma Cruhe Kathryn Houck Lorraine Mann jean Raines Ethel Smith NINE EN Faculty Members DR. XVl1.l,lAM li. Ml l'u SIIlII'l'7'f.8'flIg I'ri11r'im MR. BANKS l,AllR Ijflkllfffllll of ilu' lligll Srllunl, Snfizll Slurlns Mlss 1'.S'l'lsll'IR IS. Dlixxls ffI'1'IlI!IlI,'Sllfflll Slmux Mlss CLRAc:lc li. DlcNNls 1':IIg'lf.Y1l, Ilislmsy, Gwngrnplfg MR. NIKIIIOIAS l'iIS'l'liR Pllj'.Yfl'll1 1':KlIH'lIfl-021, Cond: of liu.vkf'lImlI Iiinlogy, ,'1s.91'sl1111l lfrmllulll C0111 1 Mlss H1'1s'1'1cR A. H1 1 1 IR 1 Miss EAI.-XRY A. ll1'c:1n-is MRs. IQUNA R. IMHQ4 ':lIg1fS,l, Snfinl SI111 us C!1IIIIIII'I'I'I'IlI Sfllflln I IHJ 5 gf ish, l.flfl'II, Ifrrv Mlss AIARIUN XV. Kcrnxs Srirnrrs MRS. :ANNA S. Kkliss A'fIlSf!' S11j7r'Hff.s'm', lJiH'r'lH'.s'.s' of film' C MR. BRUNI KRls1'RAs Cowl: of lbollmll. AIIIHIVIIIIIIIIS MR. u7AI.'I'IiR LAN1-1 Inslrmnzfnlnl 1n.sslrm'lm', llirwrlm' of 13111111 lm I Miss A1,l.l41N K. AIURI' Miss UAlsx' V. SIIANNON Miss AIARY li. SMICIJI rx' Mlss FI.OR.-X M. Lo 'f21g11'.xl1, l1i.s'ln x Hrmlz' 1':I'UIIllllIIIS 1fIIQlfSll, fifwgwlj 3 Srlluol .Ylnw MR. MARc:1's M. S'l'om' AIIlf1lI'H'IllflfS MRs. VIRUINI.-x fL.XRI..-XXII .-111111iz1i.s'lmi1'w' Sf'frr'nn 1 Ilf'IllfY A1I'lllIN'l'.Y .S'r'rw1'11g In ilu' ,'Il'IIlI'I1 l'iUI'f'I'9 lIARm,n B1':l,1,1s HXRRX' H. Coouiv XVIILIAM lf. S. Fu lfnfzllly Aclz i.sm'y .Slrlll For lllz' Yrflrlwnk Miss Es'1'u1-1R B. Ill-1NNls Miss CLRACIIC E, IJICNNIS Mlss Af.-XRY A. Hrcsmis MRs. IQUNA R. Ixmolf Miss Af.-XRIUN XV. Kocms Miss FLORA M. Lmm Miss A-X1.1,1cN K. XIURI MR. AI.fXRCl'S M. Shun MR. BRONI KRls1'RAs Senior Class Officers TWELVE 4-Ki? PT1'.Sid!'71l ....... Viva'-P1'1's1'df'11l .... Srffnfirlrv ...... . ......... .. Assisinnl S!'f'7'1'llI1'y ..... TTKIISII fer ................. ......SHERwoon CASE . ......... DALE CASSLICR ....Vl'HliRl-18A ALBANESE ........Lou1sE CONFI-QR ......'IAMl'1S PALMER Assisinnt Treaszlwfr ..... .....,.. ...... J 1 'IAN RA1N1-Ls .4d1fism's ..... ....... N IRS. EDNA R. IMHOF Class Colors-Green and Gray. Miss ALLEN K. NIORE Class Motto-Happy is thc man that findcth wisdum. Class Flower-W'l1ite Carnation. HONOR SOCIETY K.x'l'llkYN Hll.I. l'm1,l,ls NI1'kl'm' l'lll,I-'N I',-xsklawlm SIIICRXVOOD CAslc JUIAI,-K RP1lNll4IR'l' l.11Rox' Nlmz 959-7 Tr-unreew Founrsm THERESA D. ALBANESE B11sim'.vs Tri-H-Y QED, Glcc Club QU, Yearbook Stall. 4' Tessie is the little songbird of our class: which, together with her pleasing appearance, makes her the object of many whistles from the stronger sex. Stay as sweet as you are, 'I'reesha. JAMES RAYMOND BASKXVILL Gffnrml Scimzlific Yearbook Slllflf Band CQQ. 4' jimmy used to be very bashful but an incident that happened last summer changed him slightly. He is a careful driver which explains his position as chauffeur. MAYNARD SAMUEL BEAL Gemfral Scivrzlifif' Hi-Y 135, Football Q2j. 4' Smick1y -we mean strictly speaking is it Dutch's blond curly hair or his blushing that gets the girls? He may be shy around women but he proved a real success on the gridiron. fXl,BER'l'A M. BONNEY cilfllllflll Sfimztific Gln' Club QZQ, Yrvlrbook Slnfl. 4' Alberta has a mania for asking questions in P. O. D. class. But there is no question about the lovely quality ol her voice. VVC are sure she will be successful in this Field. ENES Nl. l3ON'l'EMl'O H115i111'ss Tri-Hi-Y QQ, Yl?Ill'Il00k Slrlll. 4' Every class has a cut-up and our class is no excep- tion. Enes likes to have a good time, and usually does. Here's to a happy future. VIRGINIA E. BOWERS Business Gln' Club 135, Yearbook Stnfl. 4' Ginny loves to read novels, especially romantic ones, which may be a clue to her private lile. Ginny moved to I'Vind Gap just so she could ride to school on the bus. She is a swell pal and we wish her lots of luck. SHERXVOOII IV.-XYNE CASE College Pl'l'lNlTlll0l'y Hivl' f3j, President llj, Basketball QED, junior Prize Spenleing, Yerzrlmolc Slafl, Ifoollmll QED, Honor .Yo1'i1'1v. 4 Casey, the boy with the million dollar legs. is very devout: we hear he says Grace quite often. Casey excels both in sports and studies. XVhat a man! Di-XI.E EUGENE G.-XSSLER Gc'n1'ral Srirniifir lli-I' 435. llnurl CU, 1i11sk1'Ilmll QFD. Foollmll Qlj, Yvarlzook Slafl. 4' Dale is very fond ol' Mary jane candy bars, in fact the shortage in town has led him to Nazareth in search of them. We hope he will attain his ambi- tion to be a State Trooper. ,IOHN CATINO General 4' Big John can be best described as tall, dark. and handsome. Curly hair is also one ol' his assets. His friendliness is sure to win him a place in the world. SIGMUND A. GATINO Gerzerrll Scimzliff' 4' Amos is the wrong person with whom to start an argument in class, because he always wins in the long run. He is a good example of the adage, Silence Is Golden. ,ot fill! Fnrrseu Sixteen KM HELENE E. CANVEIN BllSlfll'SS Glee Club 135, Yearbook Staff. 4' Pen Argyl boys don't seem to interest Helene. She went all the way to Bethlehem to meet her beau but she won't tell us very much about him. Helene's a little on the quiet side, but is a lot of fun when she gets started. LUCY M. CERAUL General Scientibc Tri-Hi-Y 125, Yearbook Staff. 4' Although Lucy is a member of the weaker sex, she can Lugg heavy objects. She is very athletic, but still the domestic type. She will make someone a good wife. JOHN C. CHRISTMAN Cil'71l'TIll Scientific Hi-1' 135, Yearbook Staff. 'F Pecker is usually very quiet, but in Chemistry class you will find him experimenting with any chemicals he can get his hands on. XVC hope he makes a big bang in later life. DONALD COLVER fiI'lI!'T!lI Srienlifir' Brmzl 135, Hi-Y 135, Yearbook Slafl. 'Y XVhenever you hear a cheery Hiya you can be sure its Slim, He is also fond of dancing and is a steady customer at all the dances. More power to you! LOUISE E. CONFER Bzlsinrss Glee Club 115, Tri-Hi-Y 115, Yearbook SMH. 'V Louise is a recent addition to our class, but it didn't take her long to get acquainted, in fact she acquired friends by the Cross Her comb is her constant companion, but she wishes it would be a certain Junior lad. GER RY NORBERT CRAXVFORD College Ptrpttmlory Band t3j, Hi-Y f3j,F0otI1aIl 135, Iiaslcrllmll QU. junior Prize Sjufaking, Yrarluznlc Staff. 4' Norbert is the boy with the many nicknames. Gerry and his Hudson are frequently seen llying through the streets ol' Pen Argyl and other neigh- boring eotmnunities. His two loves are his dog XVolI'. and a Certain Sophomore. GEORGE EXV.-XID EDXVARDS Clmlrml 4' l2w:tld is the Atlas of the Class. .-Xt times we think his actions are those ol' the missing link, but without him the class would be incomplete. George believes in playing the field and so lar has been very sut'c'essl'ul. MXDELYN A. FARLEICH l9r'111'r11l Srivlzlifir' film' Clnlz tflj, Yearlmok SINII. 4' Mattie patronizes our rival town quite frequently. 'l'here must be something there that interests her. She seems to preler the Merchant Marines, judging from the letters she receives. Maybe its her l'lllC giggle that attracts the boys. LIQROY FUl.lN Gmzfwtl Srzimzlifir' lirmrl 135. Iia.vln'llmll CU, l'I'lll'lHJUk Stall. 4' Archimedes is a jack ol' All 'l'rades. He can do anything and everything and is always willing to help someone in trouble. XVe hope that some day he will become as great as the physicist lor whom he was nicknamed. NORNIA G. GRUBIQ fi!'llI'TlIl Srimllilir' Tri-Ili-l' 125. film' Club 125. lrnrlmolc Slnfl. 4' Norma has red hair, but her temper doesn't match it. She's nice to know and always ready to help. XVe eouldn't get along without her friendly nature. Loads ol' luck to you, always. 7 Sevsursm II 54' EIGHTEEN 4 ALFONSO GUIDO Gffmfrrtl Scientift' Football lfij, liaskcllmll Manager llj, Yzfarboolc SMH. 4 l'Poppy's artistic jitterbug steps and success on the gridiron have made him the Romeo of the Senior Class. Poppy also takes great pride in his car which he is always Shannon -oopsY shining. KATHRYN HII,l. Iiztsin1'ss Tri'Hi-Y l2j, Gln? Club l3j, Yearbook Stuff, Honor Society. 'V Here is one of the smoothest dressed girls in our class. She wants to be a beautician, and we are sure she will succeed. Her love life is a deep, dark secret, but we are sure she'll meet her dream man some day. KATHRYN E. HOUCK B1lSI.7Il'SS Tri-Hi-Y QZQ, Yetlrbook Stall. 4' Hey! Milk Maid, keep those bottles quiet! Kathryn says she doesn't like her job as a Milk Maid in the cafeteria, but it gives her a good excuse to leave classrooms early. Her cooperative attitude will continue to win her many friendships. IOYCIE M. JACKSON BllSllII'S5 film' Club lily, l'z'arl1oolr Stall. 4' tIerce is one of the tallest girls in our class and also one of the quietest. jerce wants to be a designer and we wish her success and good luck in everything she attempts. VIVIAN JOHNSON College Prr',lmmlory Yearbook Editor, junior lfrlilor, Band l3j. 4' Fragile is our sophisticated gal. That she has a way with the stronger sex is obvious. It must be those blue eyes that make the boys swoon. PI-IYLLIS B. KLUTZ College Preparatory Iimzd 135, Glee Club 135, Tri-Hi-Y 115, Yearbook Staff. 41 Fee is our telephone operator, but she never gives the busy signal to a Navy man. From what we hear she's very fond of a certain sailor. ROBERT LANE Gezzeml Football 115, Basketball 115, Hi-Y 125, Band 125, Yearlfook Slafl. 41 Rover is another one of our classmates who travels to Nazareth. It must be his excellent saxo- phone playing that has won the heart of a Certain Nazareth girl. JAMES G. MALE G1'm'rnl Sl'f!'l1fffll' Hi-Y 125, Band 125, Yearbook Slnff. 4' Jim is the Casanova of the class, a boy of many loves, but a certain senior has first rights to his heart. His friendliness is sure to help him be a suc- cess in later life. LORRAINE MXNN H11s1'n1'ss Tri-Hi-Y 135, Cleft Club 135, Yrwrliook Staff. 4 Ready, willing, and able, that's our Rainy. She wants to own a Beauty Shop, and she shall some day. Rainy believes in the saying, A friend in need is a friend indeed, and she follows this in all she does. l,l'IROhf METZ lizlsirwss Hi-l' 125, Band 125, Yerzrbook Sflln, Honor Society. 4' Metlie is the maestro of our class. 5fVe're sure there is a great future lined up for him. l.eRoy also has a passion for pretty blondes. ' tae, .zFf5','.t' 555 NINEIEEN TWENTY SHIRLEY hlIl,l.liR fit Ill'T1ll Srlwlfifif Gln' Club linnrl llj, Yearlmok Slnll. 41 Shirley wants to be a nurse and a lot of the boys would enjoy having her take their pulse. Shirley seems to be undecided in her affections, but from a reliable source we learn that she is fond ol' pets- especially Ducks and Geese. PHYl,l.IS l.. MURPHY lizzsinms Tri-Hi-Y l3j, Presirlffrzl llj, Glen Club l3Q, Cheer- l!'llIll'l'S CPU, Captain llj, Swzior Yearbook Business Manager, junior Iiusinrfss AI1lHIlgt l', junior Prize Speaking, Honor Society. 4' Phil is our personality plus girl. She is very active and the Tri-Hi-Y under her leadership was very successful. Phil is still looking for her ideal and we know she will find him. JAMES PALMER Busin1'.ss Foolbnll Mmmgrfr llj, Brlskelball Mnrzuger llj, Band lily. 41 jimmy and his mythical character Frank Figiletti have become very famous throughout P. A. H. S. jim has great talent lor telling time jokes and il' he keeps it he will surely realize his ambition to bring back Vaudeville. -IRAN PARSONS lmmfm filer' Club l3j, Tri-Ili-l' fly, Yrnrlzoolc 511111. 4' -jean may be seen whining into school just a sec- ond belore the last bell. She claims she has so much Male to open. Nice going, jean. HELEN P,-XSKEXVICZ l311si111'.v.v fllee Club 135, junior Prize Sjuvllfirzg, Ymrlmok Stall, Honor Sofiely. 41 Helen is Mr. Stopp's secretary, which proves that she is very competent. She is another girl who enjoys reading novels. She is usually seen with a Best-seller tucked under each arm. EAN POYVELI., Bzlsiness .I Glen Club QSJ, Band fly, Tri-Hi-Y QU, Yearbook Stall. 4' Here's the tall, dark, and handsome member ol' the weaker sex, jean has the prettiest eyes and those thick, black lashes are real! She spends her spare time working in an office and writing letters. CLARK B. PRITCHARD G1'lI1'1'1ll Hi-Y QSJ, Football llj, Yearbook Stag. 4' Bowie is giving jimmy Lynch close competi- tion as being the IHOSK reckless driver. He makes frequent visits to Bangor, but it doesn't mean a thingg his heart remains in Pen Argyl. JEAN RAINES College Pl'I'fJIll'Ill0l'y Tri-Hi-Y lflj, filer' Club lily, Yearbook Staff. 4' -lean is fond of insects, especially Millers She is an avid bowling fan and we hear she's pretty good, too. jean is tiny and has a melodious voice. It must be these qualities that have captured a certain boy's heart. DONALD REDUZZI Geflerlzl Sfielzlibr' l'f'nrbook Staff. 4' Doodles curly hair and his pleasing smile have attracted many of the fair sex. NVQ don't know much of his private life, but from what we hear he is quite a lad. JULIA REIMERT li11si11r'ss Tri'Hi'l' Qflj, Cleo Club IJVIIIII-AIlljUl'!?lll? lflj, junior Prize Sjzrvzlcing, Yearllook Staff, Honor Sociely. 4' Although julia is usually well-behaved, she sometimes gets in Dutch, She was one ol' our Drum-Majorettes and did some high stepping lead- ing the band. Ask Julia how she spends her evenings. Steadyin'? wi 'N ?l2ff TWENTY'ONE TWENTY-two JOSEPH ROGERS General Scientific Hi-Y f3j, Football llj, Basketball llj, Yearbook Stag. 'F Joe is one of the best liked boys in the class. His pleasing personality and witty remarks make him a very desirable companion at all affairs. He quotes the classics quite often. His favorite quota- tion is Tes4sie or not Tes-sie, that is the question. KENNETH L. SMALE Business Hi-Y l3j, Band Q2j, Yearbook Stag. 4' Ken's outbursts in Commercial Classes are a source of amusement to his fellow-classmates. He is always Well-dressed, even when clerking in thc Acme. Here's hoping his later life will be as happy as his school days. BARBARA SMITH Business Drum-Majorette QSJ, junior Prize Speaking, Year- book Stag. 4' Fuzzy is our favorite blonde. And a certain Doug thinks she is pretty nice, too. Fuzzy is one of the original members of the S.O.S. fSlaves ol Sinatraj club, butnhe isn't the only one whom she swoons over. Right, Fuzz? ETHEL A. SMITH General Seientigr Glee Club QSJ, Yearbook Stag. 41 Although Ethel comes to Pen Argyl High she leaves her heart in West Bangor. Since she is tak- ing Home Economics it is obvious what her plans for the future are. LESTER L. SMITH General Scientific Hi-l' QBJ, Yearbook Stag. Y If when walking through the hall you hear some- one saying L.S.M.F.T., you ought to know it means Lester Smith means liner technique. His blue eyes and blonde hair are what attracts the girls. Al,E'l'HlA M. STRUNK College PTI'Il1!lTIll0Ty filer' Club 135, Tri-Hi-Y 121, Yearbook Slnfl. 'V Lee always has a line of gab that will get her out ol' any dillieult situation. She is small but mighty and usually succeeds in everything she tries. XVith these qualities how can she fail in lile? SHIRLEY ANN TINNEY lfzzsizzrss Gln' Club 135, Tri-Hi-Y 135, Iianrl 12j, Cllenlzfaflw' 1lj, Yl'lll'lIUOk Slllfi. 4' Shirley is the liveliest girl in our class. She used to be a girl ol nlany loves, but not anymore. XVe wonder why she is so interested in trials. Could it be that she likes to see the l'vIury ? Good luck to our little strawberry blond. Vll.lA -IE.-XNNE NVIE.-XND College Pr1'jmmlory film' Club 13j. 4K Billie enjoys writing letters to her one and only. In lact, much of her spare time is spent in doing just that. YVC hope she fulfills her desire to see San Francisco, VIOLA D. ZANETTE iizzszdztss Tri-Hi-Y Yl'!1l'II00k Stall. 4' Lookie! Lookie! Here comes Cookie! She is noted for her well-groomed hair and variety ol shoes. Cookie Iorfcs to drive her lather's truck and pick potatoes. Are we kidding? Twsnrv-muse Q lust arnatinn 5 In loving menzory of our clrzssnmle and friend, -lfflllflflf? Allufrl, who passed from out midsl in Num'1nI1m', Nirzeleerz Hun- dred and 1 m'ly-Il1r1'r'. THE CLASS OF FORTY-FIVE TWENTY-Foun 4-44? The flower which represents our class In all our fixture Zllld all our past, Is the white carnation, pure and fair, Wfhose fragrant odor fills the air. The white stands for the purity Wltieli all our members seem to seeg The green stands for our High School lVith all its happiness and tears. The odor which is rare and sweet, An odor that you'll surely meet, Is precious and secure to our mind, For in it one classmate we'll find. The hrst carnation of our class Alone we left into the past. To dwell in lands of lovely flowers Beneath the ivory twining bowers. She wore a smile on her face, She possessed loveliness in her grace. And so her name lives on with us, That we cannot forget her thus. So when the flowers we shall place Upon our gowns with elegant grace, And look into its radiant bloom, lVe'll think of all its fore-going doom. Each of us some day will meet l'Vilh this carnation on a street, lVhere life will never, never end, And goodness we will all defend. So as a flower may pass away As darkness comes at close of day, Once again the sun shall rise To break the darkness of the skies. In this flower we'll always see glean, just as she appeared to me, The one carnation sweet and rare That vanished 'mid the gloomy air. Alone amid the hills of grass, The lonely flower blooms at last, And throws its gleam along life's way, To guide us safely day by day. Years pass, but still the flower lives, For many happy thoughts ol love it git To those who loved but lost its bloom, Beneath the shelter of a room. yC2llAS 'es, si I TWENTY-sux Senior Class History On a sunny morning in September, 1942, we returned to school and were very proud, for we were Sophomores. We eagerly looked forward to participating in all the activities that begin with the Sophomore year. Our class was organized under the direction ol Miss Hester A. Heller and we elected the following oflicers lor the year: President .......... ..... ........ A I .FoNso Guloo Vin'-President .... ...... D ALE Cfxssten Sf'C'7'I4l!lTy ........ ...... B ARBARA SMITH Trmszrrm' ..........................,.............. ....... Pi-ivtus NIURPHY Our social event of that year was the Sophomore Hop held in the high school gymnasium on May 14, 1943. We also ordered our rings. The design was selected by the class of 1943, and has been accepted as the permanent design for school rings. One year of our high school had elapsed and we were now Juniors. X'Ve had lost two of our classmates, who joined the armed services. YVe immediately settled down to the task of organizing our class, since we had many activities to plan for this year. Under the leadership of our class 4-4464 1 l advisers, Miss Esther B. Dennis and Miss Flora M. Lobb, we elected the follow- ing officers: President ........... ....... G ERRY CRAWFORD Vice-President .... ..... R OBERT HUGHES Secretary ......... ............ J OE ROGERS Treasurer .........................................,.......i.............. NTAYNARD BEAL We then selected our class motto, the class flower, and the class colors. The next thing on our program was the selection of our class hats, pennants, neckties, and emblems. - Since we had to begin raising money for our Senior year, we conducted a very successful magazine campaign. Prizes were given to those who partic' ipated. In order to increase our funds, the class sponsored two dances, one which was held in the high school gymnasium, and the other being held at the Bank Hall. The music was furnished by LeRoy Metz's Orchestra. VVe were deeply grieved to learn of the passing of one of our classmates, Jeanne Albert. A beautiful spray of flowers was sent by the class in respect to her memory. Several members of our class also took part in the annual junior Prize- Speaking contest, with several prizes of money being awarded. The two activities of the year that we all eagerly looked forward to were our Prom held in the high school gymnasium on April 28, 1944, and our Banquet held at Pocono Manor on May 26, 1944. At last we became the dignified Seniors of the school. XVe had added work and responsibilities this year. We elected our class ofiicers under the supervision of our Senior Class advisers, Miss Allen More and Mrs. Edna Imhof. They were as follows: President ........... ...... S HERwoon CASE Vice-President ...... ............ D ALE CASSLER Secretary .................. ...... 'I 'HERESA ALBANESE Assistant Secretary ...... ....,..... L oU1sE CONFER Treasurer ..............,. .. .,...... JAMES PALMER Assistant Treasurer .................................,. ................ A IEAN RAINES We conducted a second magazine campaign and sponsored the Thanks- giving dance, which was also a Victory Dance. It was so named due to our football team's winning the annual Thanksgiving Day Football game with Bangor High School, our rival school. Our two main activities for this year were our Prom, held in the high school gymnasium on April 13, and the Banquet held at Pocono Manor on May 4. These activities all passed into the background as we looked forward to Class Day, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. W'e conclude our high school history, with a prayer that Victory will come very soon and that we may have a just and lasting peace. XV ith this hope, our high school days at P. A. H. S. come to a close. SHIRLEY MlLI.liR 9535?-P TweNIY sevt N . 1' A . 'xi s A- 'his QD 315,55 , ,iff PS P195 ivniors als liiglllll CL1'11clLrx's .Xl thc lfnollmull G11 linglish Class Typing lllzxss First firzulv Hou' lfiglllll Grzulcrs C1l1CClglC2lllCl'S Home-Room fmlllk l'NI'il'Illl Klum' Svnia HH U .S o 5 Ill :1 .ra E .:: U Vi o ... DD C .- if N 3 -cs : :s O L4 N bb CI .- 5 ..- 3- Q 0 5 va va GJ .C ... U TE U U -Q: ,o 1- AQ: 2 'Q ... l-1 Q.: YI! Q.: C eu .- :- 41 ev Ili Q: S-I Q: .: 5' rf: m U C' Ps .S CID PN U I O E CD C 'E 5-1 N ll-l .-1 O O D1 CD C ..- Ps N .-. G- Q: I-1 ..- ... Q: 5-1 'U C1 cv .-C .2 51 ... 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This is one way of being noticed. 4. Whenever there is an exam, remember: Cooperation is the keynote to success. 5. As SENIORS you should set a good example for the lower classmen by breaking as many rules as you can without being caught. 6. Play around with the chemicals in chemistry class, by some stroke of luck you might blow up the school. fPleasant little thought, isn't it?j 7. Always wear your Sunday go to meetin' clothesg namely, overalls, plaid shirt, and quarry shoes. 8. Wlien walking through the halls sing as loud as you can, there might be a talent scout around. 9. If there is special music being played in Chapel, do not let it interfere with your conversation. 10. Wfhen chewing a new kind of gum deposit a piece of it on Old Abe so somebody else can try it. ll. Stack other students' lockers, they can get their books out a lot quicker that way. 12. If you suffer from Spivak Fever or Hamptonitis, don't forget to visit those great doctors at the State for treatment. They are under the super- vision of your classmate Frank Figilettif' Conclusion: If you follow these instructions, we can assure you of an un- successful but lively future. THE SENIOR CLASS Tn-nnrv-1wo 4-GK Farewell So dear were our higl1 school days, Filled with never ending joys, Starting to learn life's highways, That lie before each girl and boy. So many moments of gladness we shared, When all the World was darkg Each classmates troubles we all bared And did it without a bark. Every perfect day must come to an end And joys must turn to sorrowg For as we leave our dear school friends, VVho knows the road of tomorrow? Each one of us will go his way, To finish the work he plansg But all must work day after day, With ever faithful hands. We humbly thank the teachers kind, Who helped us in our studies: And never better friends we'll find Than those of our high school buddies. Our school we pay high respect, And really wish to stay, So in our memory its affects, Will never fade away. When day is done and shadows fall, And all the world is brightg We hope to see our classmates all, just as they appear tonight. Farewell to all that we hold dear, Each memory, joy and sorrow, So may we in the coming year, Our little friendships borrow. We close our eyes in a little prayer, For each one in the class: just a little line in which to say, May you never forget the past. 9559-7 Tnmrv-maze Class Prophecy A group of truants were happily boarding' the NVaer and Tear Bus looking forward to spending an enjoyable afternoon at the State Theater in Easton which was presenting the world famed Frank Figiletti and his pigeon warblers. Passing through the rocky, mountainous region preceding Easton, our skilled bus driver was suddenly distracted by a beautiful brunette, obviously not his wife. Suddenly the bus swerved into the mountainside knocking its occupants from their seats. As the mist slowly cleared before our eyes we were astonished to Find our- selves in the year 1955. Among the noise and din of the stupendous city of Pen Argyl, Filled with skyscrapers, we noticed a building that outshone all the others in its splendor and height. As we entered we found it to be owned and operated by our old schoolmate, Donald Colver. The featured orchestra for the evening was that of the talented LeRoy Metz. Upon looking closer we found the drummer to be our old friend LeRoy Fulin. The vocalist was the lovely lady with a bird-like voice, Alberta Bonney. The band blared forth loudly and the spotlight was turned upon two jitterbugs who swung into action. They proved to be none other than Villa Mlieand and 'lohn Christman. As we were leaving we collided with the well known comedian, Miss Shirley Ann Tinney, and her escort, James Baskwill. Crossing the street we noticed a new and modern building which replaced the former Fire Hall. Upon entering the penitentiary we were greeted by the head matron, Julia Reimert, who was at that time severely punishing one of the inmates who had tried to escape with the aid of a hairpin. Outside again we noticed that the Liberty Grill, which had been the second home of most of the Senior Class members, had been remodeled and was under the management of Miss Madelyn Farleigh who was very strict with her patrons. Passing on we stopped at a news stand owned by john Catino and bought a newspaper and upon unfolding it and glancing at the first page we found a picture of Hollywood's latest star, Joyce Jackson, and her playboy escort, Sherwood Case. Hailing a cab, driven by George Edwards, we were taken to the Pen Argyl High School and in the principal's office we were astonished to see Enes Bon- tempo, who was trying to punish a new student for talking indisereetly to the Lincoln Statue. Walking down the hall we spied Miss Theresa Albanese who had just received the position of P. O. D. teacher because of her wonderful work during her senior year at school. X'Ve noticed the new janitor, joe Rogers, removing the chewing gum wads from the floor. After returning down town our attention was centered upon a slightly weather beaten building which turned out to be Kathryn Hill's Beauty Salon. As we glanced into the window we saw her giving Miss Viola Zanette, the owner of a number of chain stores, a mud pack. Shirley Miller, her assistant, was giving Jean Powell a henna rinse. Hearing the loud beat of drums and excited voices we turned around quickly and saw a circus parade approaching. In the lead was the clown, THIR'IY Foun 4444 Louise Confer, following her were Alethia Strunk and Ethel Smith, the star acrobats. VVe also saw Dale Cassler, the circus midget. The main feature of the circus was the snake charmer, Phyllis Murphy, who had just returned from the Orient. The tight rope walker was Phyllis Klutz. After an hour's ride to the suburb, Delabole, we took note of the fact that Vivian johnson had established a large chicken farm. Her farm hand was the lmrd working Clark Pritchard. Further on down the road was the boarding house run by .lean Parsons. Included among her paying boarders were Maynard Beal, a prosperous banker, james Palmer, editor of Figiletti's magazine, and Norma Grube, the country school teacher. A few houses down the way we came upon the residence of Gerry Craw- ford, country doctor. His assisting nurse was Jean Raines and his capable housekeeper, Lorraine Mann. At that time a car whizzed by and we discovered that Alfonso Guido had run over a chicken from a neighboring farm and was being chased by the County Sheriff, James Male. Completing our tour of Delabole we approached the Delabole Interna- tional Air Line Service. Boarding the helicopter we were greeted by the Incen- diary Blonde, Barbara Smith, who was serving as hostess. After a half hour's ride, our handsome pilot, Donald Reduzzi, informed us that we were now approaching Wind Gap. Upon our arrival we were astounded by the appearance of a large building bearing the sign Virginia Bowers' Nursery for Infants. Across the street in a spacious home, the local socialite, Miss Helen Paske- wicz, was engaged in entertaining her guests with a Come as You Are party. Among her guests were Robert Lane, the noted psychologist, dressed in a satin lounging robe. Helene Cawein appeared in tennis shorts and racket. Serving the anchovies and beverages was Kathryn Houck. Upon leaving we encoun- tered a black limousine which pulled up to the curb and Kenneth Smale crawled out followed by his valet. Proceeding up the street we came upon a barber shop which was under the management of Lester Smith, a former Malone brother. His little, but pert manicurist proved to be Lucy Ceraul. Crossing the main intersection we noticed a large building which happened to be the local bijou. Upon further investigation we found it to feature Sig- mund Catino's Vanities of 1955. Feeling something cold and wet upon our faces we descended from the mist and after our thoughts were once again composed we continued on our journey to Easton. W'ritten by: KATHRVN HILL HIQLPIN Pfxsxewicz NIADICLYN FARLICIGH 'IRAN PARsoNs 9? THIRTY Five THm'rv-six Class Will We, the Class of 1945, being of supposedly sound mental capacities and healthy bodies, do, in order to be more fondly appreciated and remembered by our underclassmen, the Juniors, hereby will and bequeath on this twelfth day of June in the year of our Lord 1945, these, our most prized possessions and unskilled accomplishments to the junior Class. W'e sincerely wish these gifts to be accepted in the same gracious and beneficent spirit in which they are bestowed. Sherwood Case-Wills his masculine appearance to-Murray Gross and jack Miller. LeRoy Fulin-Genius ability-Lena Graziano. Phyllis Murphy-Flirty eyes-Ruth Smickley and Arthur Catino. -Iulia Reimert-Excuses to leave a class-Lucille Charron. .lean Parsons-Independent nature-'1'homas Xvaters. james Male-Wfinning at 9-ball-Richard Datesman. Donald Colver-- Friendly greetings -james Guthrie and Lester Snyder. Norma Grube-Ability in foreign language class-Lois Pin and Lenora Zanchettin. Clark Pritchard--Romantic nature--Thomas Parry and William Meyers. James Palmer- Vaudeville, I love you -Norman Fedon. John Catino-Ability to do Chemistry experiments-Rita Trayes. Sigmund Catino-Sense of humor--Betty Parsons and Betty Compton. Alfonso Guido-Sharpie styles-Weston Parsons and Angelo Roberti. Maynard Beal-Frequent trips to X'Vind Gap-Dean Lobb and 'Richard Parsons. LeRoy Metz-Gene Krupa complex-Drew Matlock. james Baskwill-Boldness-Lorraine Eilenberger and Romayne Bonney. Shirley Tinney-Desire to return to the ninth grade-Betty Lugg. Donald Reduzzi-Self-reliance in homework-Duane Walck and Clark Ott. Gerry Crawford-Ability to control temper-Robert Williams and Anona Serfass. Vivian Johnson-First rights to the parlor-Janet Johnson. Dale Cassler-Love of going steady -Gary VVil1iams and Dale Hockin. George Edwards-Romeo of the class-Blaine Strunk. Robert Lane-VVitty remarks-W'i1lian1 Lesh. Joyce jackson-Class cut-up-Grace Lobb and Grace Martin. Alethia Strunk-Gift o' gab-John Kemmerer, Hope Davies and Mary Coseia. .lean Raines-Ambition to live on George St.-Jeanne Murphy. Theresa Albanese--Untiring love affairs--Fred Male and Betty Keat. John Christman-Mysterious nature-Richard Schaffer. Madelyn Farleigh--Patented giggle-Eleanor Amy. Alberta Bonney--Weekly vocal lessons-Mary Sullivan. Lucy Ceraul--Bashlulness-Anna Abruzzese and Betty Bozoti. Ethel Smith-Long distance to our Alma Mater-Donald Stopp and Jane Williams. 4-X46 Phyllis Klutz--Exquisite hair ornaments-Gloria Shook. Shirley Miller--Red hair with temper to match--Marion Cook and Lucy DeBerardinis. Joe Rogers and Lester Smith-Appliance of the Song, Together -Man jorie Cesare and Marie Cesare. Barbara Smith-Devotion to the tall, dark, and handsome male-Marilyn Shipman. Virginia Bowers--Eye-catching smile-Sonda Cali. -lean Powell-Motto- Variety is the spice of life -Thomas Sandercock. Kathryn Hill-Numerous visits to the State-Elaine Edwards. Kenneth Smale--Angelic actions-Weston Marsh. Lorraine Mann-Dimples-Elaine Hill. Kathryn Houck-Love of being milk-maid at noons-Ruth Evans. Viola Zanette-Terror at the wheel-WVil1iam Broad. Enes Bontempo-Patronage of the Bee Hive-Arthur Caesar and Keith Nichols. Villa X'Vieand-Punctuality in getting to school-Fred Doney. Helene Cawem-Favorite song, Here Comes the Navy --Clementine Armelin. Helen Paskewicz-Hidden love life-Carrie Ella Houck. Louise Confer-Peculiar actions--Shirley Broad. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the twelfth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred forty-five. Wmvrssus 1. The Class 2. The Audience JEAN E. Powrzu. BARBARA SMITH LEROY Mrzrz BD-P Tumrv-seven I vI ' -1 Bllllllllfl fLl'0lllJS all l'm'mm Nlzmm' Snow Bull IIZIIICC 'l'l'iAHi-Y Inilizllion 'lccll-,Xgc'rs' llzlluvc n2llHllll'l Scollo Fonrv 4-'fffff L! Junior Class Officers Prrfsidant ....... Virrf-Prcsidffnt ...., Sr'c'rr'l111'y ........ T'rf'ns1u'm' ..... A dvism 5 ....... Class Colors-Green and Gold. .........-IACK AIILLER .,......XVuS1'oN PARSONS ...,...RoBr:R'1' XVILLIAMS . .......... KEITH NICHOLS ..MIsS FLORA M. Loma MR. NIARCUS M. S'l'o1'1- Class Motto-Not for self, but for all. Class Flower-American Beauty Rose. O Sophomore Class Officers President ............ Vifl'-P'l'l?Sl'dF71f ...... .........VliRNKJN YOUNG ......N1c:HoL.-xs Gumuzo Secretary ........ ......... E VA PARSONS Tl'!'0S1l7'l?7' .................. HAYDPlN Gnome f'1d7fl'S!'TS .,..,.. ......... A 'IISS HESTI-IR A. H1-:LLER Miss MARY A. I-Iuomis Miss NIARION XV. KooNs 9355?-7 Fonrv one The Freshman Class FORTY-Two A freshman walked down the street, X'Vl1OIll do you suppose he should meet? A senior brave, brilliant, and tall, And then upon his knees he'cl lall. Don't worry, some day you will be Seniors happy, brave, and free, Enjoying their rights to every extent, XVhen little lreslnnen on knees are bent Pre-Flight Science and Machines This year, as in previous years, the Pen .Xrgyl High School has ollered at course dealing with ,Xero- nattties to the hoys ol' the eleventh and twellth grades. 'l'lte classes are held in the morning helore school starts and the sole purpose ol' the course is to give the tnenthers an advanced edueatioti on SlllD,il'C'lS per' taining to .Xeronanties and Machinery. 'l'here are 147 hoys enrolled in the class and each is heing prepared to enter certain fields ol' Armed l orc'es' XVork. 'l'he lirst seniester's work was httilt largely around tlte Fttndantentals ol Nlzteltities. .Xt the heginning ol' tlte second semester, work in Morse Clode was started. Next eanie the zteronauties work which dealt ntainly with the lundantentals ol' llight and special work in navigation. 'lhe instructor, Dr. XV. li. hllllll. was well satislied with the boys' work and hopes to fon- titiue the class again next year. 7 Foniv-THRH Tri-Hi-Y PN'Slidf?IIf ,......... ...... I 'Hv1.1.ls ATURPHY Virr'-Prasidefzt ............... CIR.-XCR Loma Sl'l'TI4fIITy ........ ..... ' l'Hi:Rif:sA ALBANi:s1': TI'I'IlS1lP'l'l' ......... .................... N ORMA GRUBIC Facility Adm's1'r .... ...... lX Ilss lN'lARlAN XV. KooNs Cllurcll Adzfisrr ............ MRs. PAUL GRL'l5P2 Home Adviser ......... ...... A IRs. JANE I,ABAR Hrmomry Mwnber ...,...................................... Miss GRAKIl1I Dl4INNlS The organization of the Tri-Hi-Y in Pen Argyl took place in 1958, at which time Mrs. Edna Imhof was the adviser of the Club. XVe have attained a member- ship ol seventy-seven girls of the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades. The club has had a very active and successful year under the direction ol' Miss Marian Koons. The oflicers of the club have tried to take steps to promote the welfare ol their organization, the members have cooperated and used the club laws as a guide and thus our session of 1944-45 has been one ol the most progressive ever recorded. Some ol' the activities were: Religious Public Bcm'fiI Aclizfities Co to Church Campaign March ol Dimes Devotions in home-rooms Selling milk to students Bible verses during meetings Christmas Caroling State Bible Study Contest Ushering Prayers lor peace Helping with hot lunches Social Hayride and barn dance Em?'tf'1m'13 the Bmgol IHHI Swvcngm. hum Christmas Pai ty Birthday Party Alumni Dance Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y Dance Fo RTY-Foun 4-K4 ft C N, X H i - Y PTl'Sl.fll?7lt ......, ....... S HICRXVOOD CAsic Viva-Pwsideril .... .,.... G ERRY CRANVFORD Traasurar ......... ....... lk IAYNARD BICAI. Sarrelary ,... ...... R OIHCRT LANE Chaplain ,.............. DALIQ CASSLICR Adviser ..... MR. BRONI KRisURAs The Hi-Y undertook its session for 1944-45 under the direction of Mr. Broni Krisukas. Since 1938, when the club was first organized under Mr. Don- ald Bonney, it has had many successful years. The success of the club depends entirely on the young men composing its membership and therefore, it has been proven that they are young men ol' Christian ideals, who believe in their club standards and carry them through tlleir sehool and Club activities. Some of the activities include: Religious Sofia! Af1im'ti1's Co to Church Campaign Hayride Devotions in home-rooms Barn dance Basketball teams Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y dance Bowling teams 99+ Four-:svn Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club ol the Pen Argyl High School has completed its eighteenth year under the direction ol' Mrs. Anna S. Kress. This year there are sixty-five members. The club has rendered various concerts, the First at the County Teachers' Institute, which was held at Pen Argyl High School, A candlelight service was presented during the Christmas season. Concerts were also given at the Junior and Senior X'Voman's Clubs. The Annual Spring Concert was held in May. The Final appearance of the Club was made at the Baccalaureate Service, which brought to a close a very successful year, a year in which the girls have enjoyed working together and acquiring a keener understanding and apprecia- tion of music. Fonrv-sux 4-FQ P e r S 0 n n e l Directress .......... A crompanist President ........ Vice-President ..... Secretary Treasurer . ..... Sopranos Alberta Bonney Madclyn Farleigh Norma Grube Joyce Jackson Lorraine Mann Shirley Miller Parsons Powell jean Alcan jean Raines julia Reimert Ethel Smith Alethia Strunk Shirley Tinney Villa Wieand Eleanor Amy Romayne Bonney Betty Compton Grace Lobb Gloria Shook Lucille Charron Lena Graziano Ruth Smickley Mus. ANNA S. Knnss .......M1ss lvlttlmtzn C. AMY OFFICERS .........LORRAlNE lVlANN Mary Sullivan Norma Dally Carol Godshalk Geraldine Diehl Carolyn Jones Marcleta Parsons Evelyn Shannon Betty Hughes Second Sopranos Louise Confer Kathryn Hill Phyllis Murphy Marilyn Shipman Ruth Evans jean Murphy Ruth Simmers LaRue Wonderly Marceline Brown Reta Harding Ruth Herd Marie Hill Sharon Farleigh jane Finkbeiner ..........RUTH EVANS .......SH1RLav '1'1NNr:v ........JEAN PARSONS Jeannine Nottle Sharon Vosper Marie Roberts Altos Virginia Bowers Helene Cawein Phyllis Klutz Helen Paskewicz Clementine Armelin Shirley Broad Carrie Ella Houck Lenora Zanchcttin Betty Keat Betty Parsons Anona Serfass jane VVilliams joan Bonser Sally Ann Broad Marilyn Gross Nancy Rogers Doris Mann Mary Hackman Evelyn Sandercock 9535-7 Fonrv-ssvm The Pen Argyl High School Band Several weeks after the opening ol school the band was organized undu the clirection ol' Mr. lValter Lane. The inilial appearance was made it XVilson football game. During the winter months preparation was made lol the animal spring Concert. xVAl.'l'lCR 'I'. LANL: IJONALIJ COLVICR .... DALE Hoczkm ........, LARUI-2 YVoNmiR1.Y .. Cfxnoi. GODSHALK Fonrv-Eno:-er OFFICERS ......1JliTI'I'f0l ........Pl'I'SI.dI'Ilf Virz'-P1'f'sidz'nI ...S1'rrz'tn ry Trffnsu rm' Personnel of the Band Clarinets Donald Colver Lorraine Eilenberger Duane Walck Phyllis Klutz Grace Lobb Donald Stopp Shirley LaBar Kathryn Brown Barbara Lynn Comets Dale Cassler Gerry Crawford Dale Hockin Phillip Vonelli VVilliam Saltern Granville Branton jack Davis Anona Serfass Clementine Armelin Thomas Waters Fred Kraemer Eleanor Amy Drum M ajoreltes Alto Horns LaRue Wonderly Carol Godshalk Richard Williams Carolyn Vosper Dick Matlock 'I'1'oml1ones Harold Zito Marlyn Serfass Flutes Romayne Bonney Vivian johnson Shirley Tinney Saxoplzones Robert Lane Carrie Ella Houck Lucy DeBerardinis Donald Stiles Virginia Figner Nick Squillaro Bari tones Frederick Doney Walter Parsons A crobatic Drum Bell Lyra Ruth Herd Marcelyn Brown French Horns VVinifred Doney Harold Finkbeiner Bass H orn Fred MacDonald Dru ms Fred Williams Drew Matlock Roger Williams Mary Sullivan Marie Yeisley William Wilson LeRoy Fulin Bass Drum Ernest Hughes Cymbals james Palmer Twirlers Barbara Smith Majmiettes Arlean Bonney julia Reimert Betty Lugg Marcleta Parsons Marilyn Shipman Flag Bearers Color Guards James Guthrie Bruce Jackson George Francisco Irving Parsons 5177?-7 Fonrv NINE .lunior Prize Speaking Contest Flew Illusion ., ..............................,,....,........ .-llnzif' Sf7'llI'fflIlll!1 HI-Il.l'1N I'AsKicw1c:z lloney . .............. ........................... I .mln I'l11l.w' lilnrk PHx'1.1.n5 AILRPIIY 'l'l1e Siberizm Exile ................................. .....,., H rnry 'I'lmn1f1.s .Il'I,lA Rliilxilucl' Assisting Uncle Aloe ............,,................ ...,.. . Yf!'fJlll'Il l.1'z11'or'l: B.-xklmka Smln-1 Listen, ,'xlllCI'lC2lH .........................,................., lil1'1r1111'lll 13. I arI1'y CLARK l'lu'1'c:HAi-an Corregidor .. ...............,................... Hon. I'-l'IlIII'I.X 13. Snyn' Glckiu' CRAWFURD Remember Pearl I-lz1rlJor ,. ..,....,..........,. .. ....,. Iilnlcr' Clark SHICRXVI DOD CLXSIC wllllCl'C Is No Absenteeism on the Battle Front . Cupl. 1ffI'lfl'lIIlIl!'kf'l RfJlSl'lR'l' Hucmis v c x E 4-nl Clascy Coach Gcrry Guido Team Beal in Captains Chccrlcaclcrs Managers Seniors Senior Players lfxlrn Poinls Football Hear! Coarh . I Assistant Cllllfll . ,...,. I flI'Illfj' Cllflfll .......,.,... W ,,,.,,...,llRoxl knlslams NIIIHOIUKS Flsrl-zu NllIllf!I..KS FlS'I'IiR ....,.......j.un's l'.u.xil-'R .Sllulmzl l,lflllIIlg'l'I'5 ..... ............................................ Alfonso Guido Nlaynarcl Beal GOLD l O0'l4l5,KI,I.S Sherwood Case Gerry' Clrawfortl I l- l l'1fR9 Alfonso Guido. Co-Cajztrziu Sherwood Case Nlaynartl Beal. Co-Cnpinin Gerry Crawford AIFNIORS Arthur Cesare lYeston Parsons lfretl Male Blaine Strunk Captain elected for the jack Miller Murray Gross Rohert xvllll2llllS Norman Feilon Rom-1R'r Lrxxl-i james Palmer Rohert Lane james l,illIllCl'. .lllllllllgff Rohcrt Lane. i'll1l7l!1g'l'l' Vllll0llll'lS Parry Sovnowoklas lvllllillll Lesh james linney Rowland Nichols Nifholas Guerro Thomas Sanclercofk Nitholas Squillaro 1945 Foothall Season was YVeston Parsons. INIDIVIIJI 'A I. .S'C0lt'I.X'fi 'HX john Slarner Vernon Young 0 0 ll 0 Poinix ,.... 32 ......,lfl . ,... .. O ..,.. ..ll M20 East Strouclshurg 7 'l'ou1'11rlnn Sin-:Rwoolm Cxslc ..... ........,............,......,.........,..,.,...... I 5 l'kl-1n NIM.:-' ............... ....... 2 .'Xl.l 0NSO Gifnmo ....... ......, l jonx join' ..,....,,... .....,........,...,.,.......................... I Sli.XSON'S RICCORD P011 Argrl Points Ulplmmwly l'en .Xrgyl ...,. ........,.. 4 i Catasanqua ..,.. Pen .Xrgyl ...., ..,. 1 P Stronclshurg ,..,. Pen .Xrgyl ,.... ,... I l Nazareth ...... Pen .Xrgyl .,... .... l 5 Wilson ............. PCN Alf!-Ill ----, .,., 1 l Northampton Pen Argyl ..... ..., l i Coplay ., .......,. ,. Pen .Xrgyl ..,,. ,,4,4,,, l 8 Pen .Xrgyl ..... ........ 1 5 lxtmgm- .....,,.,..., 'lblal ,..,.. .12 Total ss t FIHY-THREE FIFTY-FOUR hues izpnn Bmw. 'GY' :sg A V V, M Q 1.41. Y Football Resume Under the leadership of our new coach, Broni Krisukas, we started on our ISH4 football season with a fairly well experienced team. Our home field, being fixed during the spring, two of our games were played at YVeona Park. CATASAUQUA 32 - P. A. H. S. 6 As tradition for the last few years, we traveled to Caty for- our first game. Putting on a drive in the first period, Caty marched from mid-field to pay dirt and scored in each of the following periods climaxing in the last period with thirteen points. Pen Argyl had its only chance during the first period after which they had to resort to passes. STROUDSBURG 7 - P. A. H. S. 0 In a nip and tuck battle with the Monroe County boys, Pen Argyl was edged in the final period with a 7 to 0 score. The touchdown coming in the last few minutes to play when Snyder threw his touchdown pass. NAZARETH 13 - P. A. H. S. 0 A smooth running, excellent blocking Nazareth High football team came to Pen Argyl on a rainy muddy day to take the measure of the Green and WVhite by a 13 to 0 score. Scoring their two touchdowns in the first two periods, enabled them to keep the lead until the Final whistle was blown. P. A. H. S. 6 -- VVILSON 0 Wlinning our first game of the season, we went to Vfilson this day to defeat a hard charging Blue and Gold of Wlilson High. The lone score of the game coming in the third period. Pen Argyl took the lead to hold it to a breath- taking, exciting finish. The winning of the game furnished a great surprise to the town folks and gave the team a better outlook for the rest of the season. NORTHAMPTON 14 - P. A. H. 0 Coming up against a rough, hard hitting Orange and Black, Pen Argyl again came out on the tail end of the score. Being heavily outweighed, Pen Argyl held marvelously to an exceedingly low score. Northampton scoring in both the second and fourth periods. 4-Q44 COPLAY 20 - P. A. H. S. 6 Intercepted passes ruined Pen Argyl High's chances against Coplay. Despite the fact, the Green and Yvhite garnered 10 first downs to Coplay's 5. Wfe came home on a short end of a 20 to 6 score. P. A. H. S. 18 -- EAST STROUDSBURG 7 A fast stepping Pen Argyl team defeated East Stroudsburg High on the East Stroudsburg State Teachers' field 18 to 7. This game gave an opportunity for the second string team to gain experi- ence for the annual Turkey Day Classic. P. A. H. S. 6 - BANGOR 0 Bangor High School's football team bowed, 6-0, to the inspired team ol Pen Argyl High School. before a capacity crowd of approximately 5,000 people at the Bangor Stadium. The opening kickoff saw Bangor receiving the ball on their own 35. After running down-field for three consecutive first downs, Bangor resorted to the air. Here Case intercepted Falcone's pass and raced to Bangor's 14 yard line. On the first play of the second quarter, Case cut off tackle for a first down on Bangor's one yard line. On the next play Tinney faked a line buck and shot a bullet pass to Guido over the line into the end zone for six points and Victory. The try for the extra point was stopped at the line of scrimmage. Once again during the second period Pen Argyl was within striking dis- tance. Taking the ball on Bangor's 37 yard line, Tinney headed off tackle and cut back over center to carry it to the Bangor 7 yard line. Here Pen Argyl lost the ball on downs. The second half was an up and down affair with neither team getting very far. Pen Argyl had the edge, however, with Sandercock's punts keeping Bangor in their own territory all afternoon. Thus ended the 1944 football season. 95555-7 FIFTY Five Basketball Present wartime conditions have been the cause of the elimination of many basketball games that would have been played if permissible. The team, under the direction of S. Nicholas Fister, although not in the league, played six independent games during the season, competing with the Alumni, Bangor and Portland. The Scores: Pen Argyl Portland ....... Pen Argyl Bangor ..... Pen Argyl Portland .,..... Pen Argyl Bangor ........................ Pen Argyl Alumni .... ,................... Pen Argyl Alumni Service Team Total Total ...... Fmv-sux 4-gif? Cheerleaders 3 SHIRLEY 'l'lNNl-:Y IHYLLIS AIVRPHY fCapla1'nj -IIQANNI4: AIURPHY GRACE NIARTIN EV!-LLYN SHANNON NANCY ROGERS Bl4:'l 1'Y Hxvmllcs E1.1zA1sr:'rH EAl,IiR QAInsr'oIj 5559-7 FIFTY-szvm Drum Majorettes L M1 d1'1'.s .' .I UUA Rrzlmlcm' BARBARA SMITH Fmv-EIC-,Hr 4-4k f ACROBATIC MA-IORE'l l'ES B1c'r'1'Y Lucio NIARILYN SHIPMAN TWIRLERS NI.-XRCL.l'I'l'A PARsoNs ARLEAN BONNM' J Rlczluuum juixsox. I'r'1'sirIf'nl CZ. F. S'l'0I I-'I.IiT, Vin'-Presiflcnt 'liloxus I'IIiX!'Ii.'l l', Caxliiw' I I I 1890 1945 III1 F' tNt' IB Ic of Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania This Bank has 55 years of sound, well managed business back of it. II 7 'I' h W A R L O A N II The SEVENTH WAR LOAN drive will begin on April 9, 1945 I I WE ARE ALL OUT EOR VICTORY - BUY WAR BONDS SAVE EOR FREEDOM I 0 II II Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Reserve System II Also the Distinction of Being cz Roll of Honor Bank 1-fvf,,,, ----f f- ----1. ---W -- - -H If-----f i Ii II I RY I L II I I IR PEIFLY s. nkunv I FIRST STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE I BANGOR, PENNSYLVANIA 9 I I I I P H 0 N E 3 6 5 ,I I SIXTY 4426 , ,,..,,,... -1- I I I BQST Wishes Pen Argyl High School II Class of 1945 I I . 'I II I 'I In 'I I. I I. .I I, 'I I' .II II 'I I' I I' :I I. 'I 5- II II 'I I. 'I I. I In I In .I II fu I. I I In 'I Il. .I I.. II I.. I 'I I- 'I I- ' 'I I 'I If Bangor M111s' z: If .I I I 11 mribowz I ed 'I lu I I. ' PEN ARGYL, PENNA. II I I 'I I- I BANGOR, PENNA. .. I 'I Iv. .,I Il , 'I In III -I I. 9555?-Y S Compliments of the Clienzbrancft Studios PHOTOGRAPHER FOR 'THIS YEARBOOK P H O N E 7 - 9 9 8 1 12 East Fourth Street Bethlehem, Penna Complzments of The Liberty Theater .i 'he- .jrx K 57?- fi iff 1 WJUQ .ww W PEN ARGYL, PENNSYLVANIA tote Best Wishes I h Class of 1945 1 B 1 The W ind gap Twenty Club 959- Six Cpl f A THE HON. JGHN N. HOFFMAN BANGOR, PENNSYLVANIA Wellbuilt Trouser Co A PEN ARGYL, PENNSYLVANIA Manufacturer of I I C H 1 L D R E N ' S , ' A P P A R E L ' ' I WHEN THERE ARE BETTER ' GARMENTS MADE I RUSSO WILL MAKE THEM I E I 202 EAST MAIN ST., PEN ARGYL, PA. ll I TELEPHONE 302 ' ' Compliments of CBlue Rdge Textile Company .iff .-. f BANGOR PENNSYLVANIA Ny! H2155 1 959+ S Compliments of I Waer Bus Line ii I ,,1.fi' 6 , I l Phone 380-R BANGOR. PA- agner Lumber 85 Supply Co. I CHARLES F. WAGNER, Proprietor PEN ARGYL, PENNSYLVANIA I PHONE 16-W OR 230-W Millwork, Lumber and Building Supplies I have lif--LU'l-II get it-or make it-any kind of wood Special Millwork or Cabinet Work-Prices Always Right I SEE ME BEFORE BUYING YOUR LUMBER, BRICK, PLASTER, OR ANY KIND OF MATERIAL USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF I HOME, GARAGE, OR NECESSARY REPAIRS I SlXTY'SlX QQ? BEST WISHES FROM ' X MX T e Teen-Agers of Pen Argyi HEY' COME ONE, COME ALL TO THE GOOD OLD FIREHALL DANCES EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT TEEN-AGERS DANCE TO THEIR HEARTS' DELIGHT I X H14 x,Xl'BN4Gx ld, f X gjwgu XXX xi Greetings and Sincere Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1945 from The Pen Argyi Parent- Teaciaers' Association 955+ Sum'-s Compliments of C pl f GR.EENZWEIG'S DEPARTMENT BLUE MOUNTAIN STORE TEXTILE CO. 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Miller GENERAL MERCHANDISE F' Fruits Vegetables Free Delivery i l Telephone Your Wants PHONE 236-W N I MEATS AND GROCERIES 413 Railroad Avenue PEN ARGYL, PA. The Class of 1945 exitends its thanks to all those who aided in making this book a success. BUY BCNDS FOR VICTORY 3 EIGHTY K-K4 Hoelzel Service WIND GAP PA John D Wllllams SODA FOUNTAIN Confectzonery Pool Room Complxments of E J Sauerwlne 3 SOUTH ROBINSON AVE Complzments The Llber'I'y Grill PEN ARGYL PA Male s Meal' Markel' GEORGE STREE PEN ARGYL PA Loveday Palmer FIRE AUTO LIFE INSURANCE Notary Publzc PEN ARGYL PA James Pon'l'reIIl ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERIES Complzments Phone 182 W 3 The Pullls Funeral Home Free Delzuery WIND GAP PA PEN ARGYL PA I I I I I I . I I T I PEN ARGYL, PA. ' ' I of - ,I I of 599+ Els:-Irv-one f5?51Qff f',, f ,,'i:g: af- f'i,fa ' ,,,Q1i'f,,1lf Caesar? 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