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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1946 volume:

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HER FRIENDLINESS AND GENEROUS GUIDANCE VVILI. BE REIXIEMBERED FOR MANY YE.-XRS Al- l'ER OUR GRADUATION. PAM: 5 Editors and Business Managers RITTH Hman Cl.-XRNI-fl' 5111+111 lzmim' li1l.s'i111'.v.s' Alrzzzfzgm' jzmior Editor XVILI mm BROAD LHNA fQRAZlANO liditor-1'21-Cllivf B'IlSifIf'95 Mruuzgfr lXfI 6 Yearbook Staff I r :tm In-lflzirf lin.sin1'.r.v rlllflllllgfl' junior lirlilm' lunior lfll.YiPIl'5S rllilllllgll nn Broatl Lena Craiiano Garnet Sleep Ruth Herd Iflrlss Ilixlrnjl' Romayne Bonney MarylSnlliyan I Class Povl Cary Williams Cluxx ll'ill .leanne Murphy Betty Real Betty Lngg Shirley Broatl Sports -lack Miller .Xrthnr Cesare Norman Fetlon Murray Cross Keith Nichols Weston Parsons Arl1fr'r1i.w'1m'nlx V Dale Hoekin Dean Lohh Angelo Roherti lohn Kemmerer Drew Matlock Mary Coseia Lucy De Berartlinis Lena Graliano james Guthrie William Broad l'lDl'liORl.Xl, S'l'.XIfl' 'l'yfJis!s Marion Cook Lucille Charron Ruth Smickley Hope Davies lilaine Hill .s'l'lIl!H' ll'rile-ups Dick Datesman lane Williams Crate Martin Lenora Zanchettin Gloria Shook Art Blaine Strunk Ruth liyans Lois Pin lileanor Amy BUSINESS S'l'.-Xlflf Patrons .Xnona Serfass Marie Cesare janet johnson Betty Bozoti Betty Parsons Robert XVilliams Su hsrriplions William Meyers William Lesh CIN lm lhoxnas Santlerroek Grace Lohlm Class l'ropll1'1'y Lorraine liilenherger .Xnona Serfass I-Ilaine litlwartls Rita 'l'rayes Muxiz' Carrie lilla Hontk Duane Xfalek .S'ju'riul I'ir'lurf's Marilyn Shipman Cary Williams Thomas Parry Lester Snytler .Klfretl Doney 'l'hon1as Waters .Xrthnr Catino Fred Male Donald Stopp Sontla Cali Mary Coscia Anna .-Xhrnuese Lucy DeBerartlinis Betty Compton Pfusri 7 ,-5 . 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VIRUINI.-x fl.-XRIAND PI4IIlf'I'f1Ill, Ilisfory NInll1r'11111li1'.s CU1Il1lII'?Y'l'IIl .S'lm11'r's IJIINISI-I'S, fII'I1I'I'l11 S1'i1'1n'r' .NI11ll11'11111li1'.s', 1'1I..KIfH'NI, Cflllfll of 15001111111 IlISII'Illllf'IIIfll lr1.sl1m'lm', lJirf'r'l'm' of liaml, liiology l7llN'.S'II'fIl l'f1l11r'rll1'rn1, lfoflrlz of lizlslrvlllall x IR. l21rI11.slr1'11I fl Vis l,f1l1'11, l rz'111'll. Eliglisll l'f21gIz'.s'll, fI!'!lg'IYIPllN'. l'lygif'l1f' 1fIIiLfl1A.S'll. P11'.s'Im'y l'fIl1Q'IIA.YlI , H1191 my lzilglixll, SUKI-Ill SIIIIIIICS I'1UIllI' li1'0lIUHIIl'.S' Mzzsif' S11j1f'r1fi.wr, lJ1'rr'1'ln'.s.s' of Glmf Club Iinglislz, Hislory, fifvzgraplzy, 1,1-IIIYITN' Srlmol .N'11r.w' .-I111111'111'.s'IH1I1A1fr' S!'I'I'c IlII'N' MEET IIILIR AQ 'TD R SENIIIIRE c.l- I0 Senior Class Officers PVI'Sldl'llf .... ...... X Vl1.1.1Am Lr1sH I '1'r'1'-1'rf's1'clm1I ..... ......., A RTHLYR Clcslxkls SI'l'VI'fIlVy ..... ....... N ORMAN Frznorv Tl'l'll.Sll7'l'I' ...... ,.,... D oNA1.1m STovP Assislzuzl 'l'V1'11.s'zlr'f'r ..,... ....,. ,.....,., 14 ' Rl-1D NIALI-1 ,4d1fis1'r.v ...,.. .,.... A Ins. EDNA R. IMHoF MRS. F1.oRA L. OBRl':c:H'1' Class Motto: Not For Sell, But For All. Class Flower: Red Carnation. Class Colors: Green and Gold. N I 1 ff G 8611 LOT' R Nlfuu' Cosczm l.1cN,x fQR.-XZIANU I.oRR.,uNl-1 I':ll.l'1Nlll-IRGHR W11,1.mm BROAD XVILLIAM I.r1sH 151-:'r1'v Kmr Rlvm EVANS Luis PIN Am: 12 ,XNNX Nl. .-XBRUZZFSE li11.s'fr11's.r Coztrsf' Tri-Hi-l' 135. Iittsizzuts' Clnln 1l5. l'r'r11'bool: Stuff. 1-1 111 bilimt-Sf'r'rr'l1lrv. 4 l'Ant1 is ready and willing to help anyone with their sehool work, but when it eotnes to her soeial life, it's a tleep. clark seeret. Alust to mention her secret makes her blush a cleep searlet. lil.li.-XNOR M. AMY General S1'z'f'11tifi1' Iinnrl film' Club 135, Til'-Ili-l' 135. l'1'm'lumlt' Wall. Arnhilton-Hertz:lirinn. it 1Cllie is one ol' the lueky girls ol' our class. XVe wonder why she is taking the Home Eeononties course? It c'oultln't be that little Christmas present on her lelt hand, eoulrl it? CIl.ENlliN'l'lNE Nl. AXRMELIN fiI'lI1'!YIl Seimztlifif film' Club 135. Tri-Ht'-l' 135. l'1'a1'Inmk Stajl. Am- luilifm-lfrlflio and 'l'z'lf'z'isio11. 41 Some people think elassies are dry but Tina has a clillerent opinion, She enjoys reading books on 'lflesaref' She also tloes a lot ol' iee skating and goes out lor other sports in which she is tops. ROMA-XYNE Nl. BONNEY fif'IIt l'Ill Sr'ier1tifie limul 1545, filer' Club 135. Tri-Hill' 135, l'r'arImulf Wall. AInbilion-.S'f'1'1't'l11:'5'. 41 Mavne is the talkative Uirl ol' our elass but she , N always has something good to talk about. She's either talking' about Home Eeonotnies class or at certain sailor natnecl Lee, Vt'e are sure she will have a sue- eesslul luture. lil.IZ.-Xlili'l'H 'll BOZOTI Gerlzfral Sei1'111'ifif' 'I'ri-Hi-Y 125. lvarlumlc Majl. AnthiIimz-.S'ez'relary. 4 ll' you are ever clown town about 6:30 you will probably see Bolo and Ret- waiting lor the X'Vear and 'l'ear to take theni hotne after they have pttt in two hours ol' hartl work. XVe hope Bom works as hard at her ambition, as she cloes now. SHIRLEY ,-XUDREY BROAD Cr'm'rnl S!'Ii!'IIfiflI' film' Clulr fflj, I'r1'sirl1'uI tlj. Tit-Hi-l' 635. lluttior Prize' Spmlfirzg, l'1 IlI'lJOU'f Staff. Arnlzilion-.X'ume. 4 ll' you ever hear someone singing, you can bet that it's Slum singing her theme song, Paul, Or Nothing At All. XVe hear that she takes great interest in traveling and we hope she will be successful. XVll.l.I.,XM C. BRO.-XD College Pl'l'fNITIlfUl'3' llouor .Sor'iclx', lfoollaall .llztttrlgw filj. liztxkclllrtll Mzutrtgrr tlh. f'fIliffII llIC,Ii1'f, junior lfrlilor. Ant- llflfllll-fi,ll'HIi!IlI 1ir1gir11'1'r. 'U' Bill is liked by all his classmates and because ol' his friendliness and eagerness to work, he was chosen as the Editor ol' our Year Book. He is also noted for his private Clonl'er -ences on Mountain Avenue!! SONIJA ClAl.l Bttsimfss Coursr' Tri-Ili-Y 433. littxiltcss lidumlion Club tlj, Year- lwok NIMH. xlllflliflllll-'Pl'l1'1ll1'Sl'l'?'l'lIlVf'. 4' 'l'here are a lew girls in our class who like horse- back riding and Sue is one ol' them. ll' there's any- thing to laugh about, Sue is usually the last one to stop. Maybe it's because ol' her good nature. ARTHUR C.'YI'INO Gf'rtr'ml S!'ff'IIlI'flt' Yrfzrlmolc 5111111 AntIliliozz-Coritractor. 'F Canteen is the only boy in our class that comes from XVest Bangor. He often complains about those walks to school but we ean't understand why. lor he sure has a nice group ol' girls to walk with him. .AXRTHUR V. CIQSARE fi1'Il!'I'!ll .lIllfllI'lll1lfl'f'.S' Football tfij. Ili-l' t3j. Yl'!llAII0flk Staff. .'1Ill1lili07IA 1fl1g'l!ll'l'V. 4' Although the Bee Hive is in Bangor it could not carry on without our Pen Argyl Patron Vic, So our advice to that muscular Guy in our class, is to keep rigllt on going when he comes to Kress's garage. I R. S Plum lvl MARIE D. CESARE Business Course Tri-Hi-Y Ifusiuess Edumtion Club llj, Year- book Stuff. Anlllitioll-Dietirifm. 41 Not every class can boast ol having twins. Stinky is one of the1n and is the athletic type. If you play against her in a basketball game, don't get too near her, or you're liable to Hnd yourself on the floor. MAR-IORIE CESARE General Srufrzlifif' Tri-Hi-Y l3j, Yearbook Staff. Ambition-Nurse. 'V Here is the other twin, Pinky, who is just the opposite of her twin-sister, Stinky. She is more the quiet type and goes in for Home Economics and sail- ors. Could there be any connections? LUCILLE CHARRON BllSiI1l'.YS Course film' Club lflj, Tri-H1-Y l3j, liusiuwss Eflumlimz Club llj, junior' Prize Speaking, Yearliook Slulf. Anzbitimz-Secretary. 4' Lou is one of the girls in our class who enjoys studying. Wle also know that she finds time nights to write letters to a great many people. Besides writing letters sl1e enjoys Carroll -ing. BE'I 'I'Y COMPTON fi!'lII'lYll Sriwzlifif' filer' Club l3j, Tri-Hi-Y lflj, Ycfurlmok Slufl. Am- bition-Housrf Wife. 4' X'Vell I de- Clair l here is another engaged girl ol our class. Betty is going full speed ahead in Home Economics and we are sure she will succeed in her ambition as a future housewife. MARIAN M. COOK Business Course BllSl!If'SS lirlumliou Club llj. l'r'u1'lJuok Muff. Am- biliorz-Iieuuliriuu. 'K Darn-that carbon's in wrong. Cookie seems quiet but they always said redheads have a temper and she shows hers when this happens. Never mind, Cookie, that carbon won't get the best of you. M ARY COSCIA Business Course llorun' Soeielr, Tri-Hi-l' l3j, Business Education Club fly, Yearlmok Slajl. Anzbitimz-Rereplimzisl. 4' HCIISIIYSH ambition is to be a receptionist. Wie l1ope she won't greet poeple with her favorite expres- sion 'flixn-iny Crickets. Because of her pleasing per- sonality and ability, we know she will attain her goal. RICHARD DATESMAN fiI'lIf'lYll Srielllifll' Football llj,1iusketbal1 l1j,Hi-l' f3D.1ill?lfl llj, liusiness Club llj, Yearlzook Stuff. Ambition-Own u It'r'mrrl Shop. 4' Sotne boys have a love for Pen Argyl and some for Bangor but Dates has to be different, he has a love'for Nazareth. Could it be a certain little Dutch girl Dates ? HDPE DAVIS Bll.fl'lll'.fS Course liusiuf'ss Club llj, leurbamk 511111. Au1biliou-Se1'1'1'- Iurr. 4K Regardless of age, some of us still like nursery rhymes, especially Hope, Her favorite one is Torn, 110111, the Pipers Son. Hope is tl1e quiet type, but when you get to know her. sl1e's loads of fun. LUCY DIQLBICR.-XRDINIS Business Course liaurl 121. l'eurl1onlc Wall, 'I'ri-Hi-l' lfij, l5usiur's.r Club Qlj. Arubilinn-Rereplizmisl. 4' Deber is a girl of many names. Pull up a chair, sit down, and make yourself comfortable because we are going to mention a few: Frances, Rose, Florence, Antoinette and l,aDuca. Sorry we gave your secret away Deber. .XLFRED 'l'. DONEY fil'llI lYll Sfirfutifu' Ilaurl lily. l'1'urbook Slufl. Ambilio11-lllerllanif. 4' Flash, the tallest boy of our class, takes great interest in hunting-we wonder what for!! Although we don't know much about his inside life, we do know that he and 'l'wo-Gun have often been seen taking weekly trips to Stroudsburg. '- i 'lf V if if 'rs f X, Fu.:-, Ili I Q RW. f A ' ' 1515? T43 if-. EIAINE M. EDXV.-XRDS fil'IIc TIll Sl'lI'IIl'I-flf' l'!'Ill'l!Ul1lt' .Slnfll Anzlailimz-limitlicimz. 4' The smiling beauty of our class is none other than that blonde named Brooks Hel cheerlulness and lrienclliness have been a great asset to our class and also to a certain man in the Navy, namely Clyde l,URRgX l NE EILENBERCER College P1'r'pzirulory Honor Sricicly. linnrl HD. Yeurlnml: Slfllf. Ambition -.llrllirnl 7-!'f'll7llL'l!lII. 4' Lorrie is one oi' the bright girls ol our class and takes a great interest in her studies and music. XVe hope she has as much success with her luture ambition as she has hatl in school. R L l ' I ll li VA NS 1iz1.si11e.s'.s Co Il me Honor Sriricly, K-lee Club tfij, Tri-Hi-1' Qfflj, Business Club ily. Yezirliook Mull. AIlllllllllll-.sl'l'l'!'lIHy. 4' XVe don't know much about Ree but we do know that she's highly interested in music and 2il'l. especially songs and pictures about the Army. Rec is one ol' the most stutlious girls in our class and has no limit ol' friends. AX. NORMAN FEDON College I-'repamtory Foulbull 435. lia.sl:1'llmll 135. ,lunior Prize Sflfllklllg, lil'lIl'lHlUlC Xlzljl. Ambition-Armi' 0fI'icr'r. 4' .'Xbie has been the Center ol' all sports. Al' though he is an active member ol our Senior Class, his heart has been taken by a certain cheerleader in the 'Iunior Class. LEX .X CLR.-XZIANO Hu.sl11e.s.s Cozzrsr' Honor Sorirlv, li'll.Yllll'XS .llm1ngcr, hlunivr Biisilless .l'llIlllQ'l'l', film' Club QQJ. Tri-Hihl' tflj. Iiusiliess lirliiczllimz Club tlj. AIlllllllflll'-Pfllllllf' Secrctzlry. 4' Lee wants to be a secretary after she gets out ol' school, and she certainly is getting plenty of experience here in school as tl1e Business Manager of our Year- book. She's trying to keep her love a clark secret, but we're beginning to see the light. MURRAY G ROSS G1'n1'rnI Sf1'r'n Iifirf lxlflllllllll tilt, Ili-Y 435. Iiaskelbull flj, Yearbook Slrzlf. ,4mI1ilion-Slate Polifr. 4' Do you want your housework done? If so call on Doe. that tall blonde and handsome guy of our Class. He gave his secret away one day in Guidance class. Remember that day Doe ? YVe do. 'I.XlXlES XV. GUTHRIE General AfllfllI'H7Ilffl'S lfoollmll tlj, liusketlmll fffjj, Banc! 1255, Yearlzoolf Stall. Alllllflfllll-1,llly fm'.Y1'u' York Y1u1kr'P.s. 41 Gentleman ,lim is the sharpy ol' our class. To see him without a how tie is like seeing a fish out ol water. Could this sharpness be the attraction to the opposite sex in our rival town? ELAINE HILI, liusiness Cotzrsr' Tri-Hi-l' tflj. Iitzsilmrs Elillfllfillll Club Yertr- hook Mall. AIH,IlllU7I-'.h!'!'I'l'fflI'j'. 4' 'l'here's never a dull moment in l l'opsy's lile he- eause she is seen in Nazareth almost every Saturday night with a certain lellow named Harold. Wle know that they make a nice pair since they both have dark eurly hair. lJ.Xl.li F. IIOCKIN Gfflzrml Sllcdllflfil' Hum! till. fslllllflll l,ll'l'l'fUl'D. Hi-Y fill. Yl'1lI'bU!2k Slafl. Alllllllillil-Ijlllj' in un fII'1'llI'.YlI'Il. 41 Tiny is seldom seen in classes because he is als ways the first to volunteer his help. Could it be that he enjoys getting out ol classes, or is it his cooperative attitude? What could we do without him? C.'XRRlE lil,l..X HUUCK Collwgr' l't'1'p11t'11Irn'y junior Prize Slll'II,t'iVIg'. 'l'ri-Hi-Y tflj. filer' Club Ifrmfl tflj, l'r'rn'lmolf Mull. AIHIlifillll-ivllI'XL'. 4' XVhiz-1-1-Look out here fomes--I mean there goes Houc'kie and her Dodge with a carload ol' giggling girls. She tells us that she goes out cram- paigning for the Demo -oops, the Republican ticket, hut we wonder. ffl 2 T ' 2i2' 3 l,. 's v 11' I I'-vt I'.Au.i4 18 JANET JOHNSON College Prf'f1m'11tory Tri-Hi-Y 135, film' Club llj. l'z'orbook Stuff. Am- bition-Nurse. 4' Flo always keeps her Sonny side up, especiallv on Wlednesday when she counts the minutes until seven o'clock arrives. Mle wonder why she forgets to count the minutes between classes? She is always parading in late. liE'I l'Y KEAT B1lSlIll'SS Course Honor Society, Gln' Club 135. Tri-Hi-l' 135, Busi- ness lirluralion Club fly, Yr'urbook Slujl. Ambition -Secretary to on Orrlwslra I,! llllf'I'. 4' Keatyl' is the bowling beauty of our class. You can always find her in Bangor Bowling Alley trying her best to get Spares and Strikes. This takes a lot of her time, but she still manages to keep up with her school work. DONALD P. KEMMERER Gcfnernl Mntllerzzzzlzrs Hi-Y QED, Yearbook Staff. Aru,bition-lingineer. 4' If you ever see a gray Chevy flying out Laurel Avenue, about two minutes before the last bell, you can be sure it's Donald. X'Ve wonder if he is late for all his engagements. AIOHN GLYN KEMMERER Gezzeral Sfiffntlflr' Yearbook Staff. Allllllllllllgllilllli in his Da1l's Store. 4' jack helps his father in the store. Since certain things are scarce, you have to be a special customer to have a priority on chocolate bars, so we hear. Make sure you save one for yourself, jack, XVILLIAM LESH College Pl'!'lJIll'lllfll'y Honor Society, Football l3j. Hial' lflj, liusirzvss Club llj, lVl'lIl'lIUUk Staff. Anzlzition-Doctor. 4' Lesh's ambition is to become a doctor. If he works as hard in his later life as he has in his school studies, we know he will be a great success. Good luck, Lesh. DIQXN LOBB Gr'1u'1'r1l Ili-Y f3j, l'c'arImok Mufl. Aulbilirm-Mr'r'l1rtnir. 4' liird's dimple in his Chin reminds us ol' the dent he put in the ear the time he ran into a house in Ban- gor. XVhat distracted your attention, Bird ? XVas she niee? GRXCIIQ LOBB College Pl'l'l2IIl'1llIll'3' Tri-Ili-l' fflj, IJll'XlllI'llf fly, filer' Club 135. lillllll tflj, l4!'llI'I10Uk Slufl. Allllllllflll-bflldl' Musilx 4' Lobby is one of the nicest dressed girls in our class. She has had quite a lew surprises, but the great- est one was the time Casey walked in at Red's stag party. Boy, ean she blush! l'1l.IZ.XBli'l'H IRIS LUGG 1iu.s'i111'.s.s Cuztrse 'I'ti-Ili-l' 135, Drum illlljlnwllr' 135. li11.vi111'ss' Iffrlum- lion Club Qlj. l'r'urIumk Stall. AllllIilfUN-Sll'VIUg- l'llfIIII'l'. 41 X'Vhen Betty first moved to Pen Argyl, she didn't like it but now she is glad because Bill doesn't have to bum to X'Vind Gap. It would have been better il' she eould have moved Closer to Harding Avenue. FRED 'l'. M.'Xl.E fil'IIl'l'1ll Sl'f!'llflfll' Ili-l' fflj, lfrmllntll t3j, lluskellmll 135. l'l'!ll'IIUUk Stall. AIlllllllflll-I.!l7Ul'l'V'. 4' Fritz is one ol' the boys in our class who makes his st-fond home at the Liberty Grill. XVe also hear that he takes trips to Easton every Sunday night. Ht-rt-'s hoping he never has to walk home on his Hlfl' legs. XVICSTON SHAPLIN MARSH Gmzerrtl Sfienlilu' llisl' 135. li11.siru'.x.v liflumtirm Club fly. Yenrllrmlc Slull. Alullilion-ConIrru'lr1r. 4' Do you have a sheet ol' paper? 'l'here he goes again. XVes is always writing a note to one ol' his many llames. Besides writing notes, he is usually talking about his experiences with his father's trucks. Mc.:-1 20 GRACE E. MARTIN Busz'm's.s Course fllwrfrlmrler ffly, Tri-Hi-Y ffiy, Iirlsirzrzvs lirlumliou Club fly, Yearbook SMU. A1:1llition-Receptionist. 41 If you see Baldy running down to lVeaver's you'll know there's a Gremlin in town. VVe hear he's small but mighty-no wonder she takes an inter- est in sports here in P. AX. H. S. and also over the hill. Here's to a successful future. DREW' D. NIATLOCK fifllflilll Sl'Iif'lIflfl!' Hi-l' f3y, liuull lil'fll'llll0lf Muff. Allllllllllll- lieleclive. 4' Doe's has been very crowded lately, we wonder il it is because Mattie works there? Could it be that he makes delicious sundaes or that because he is so handsome he attracts everyone. especially a certain gang of girls? XVll,l.l.-XM E. MEYERS B1lSll'If'.S'S Course Iinskzfllmll fly, 12111111 fly, Hi-l' fly, Business Edu- rrllion Club l'l'lH'lI00k Stuff. Ambition-Aufo .lIr'c'l11111ic'. 44 l'Villie is the lonely boy of our class. XfVe don't mean he is lonely because he doesn't have friends but because he was the only boy in the Commercial Course. He could never be bashful with all those girls around. .IEANNE E. MURPHY BIl.YlilIf'SS Course Clm1'rleurlr'r f3y. Cupluin fly. Tri-Hi-l' Glee Club f3y, Iiusirufxs Club fly, lvI'Ill'llUOk Staff. Am- lllllflll-lffllllllflllll. 4' Murph is one of the neat girls ol' our class and we know she will obtain success as a beautician be- cause of her neatness. She can usually be seen at all ol' our social activities with her heart-throb from Bangor. .IOHN H. MILLER College Pr1'jmmlm'y Hi-l' fily, Football f3y, liaslccflllall ffly, l'carlmok Slajl. Ambilion-To flo to College. 4K lack was one of our Stars, on the football team this year, His physique and blonde hair have attract- ed many girls of our class. But jack believes in the old saying, Variety is the Spice of Life. ROIANIJ K1il'l'H NICHOLS fil'lI!'JYlf lfootlmlf f2l.tll1iIlllgl'I4 tlj.IS11.vlrf'llmll fffj. Ili-l' fffj. li1'llI'fIOUk Sllllj. Alllflfflllll--ltllll ilu' Nrlvy. 4' Here is the hardest boy in sehool to find, but il you really want to see Speedy find out where Louise is and you are sure to find him. At a dance. however, he fan always be lound on the Iloor jitter' bugging. 'l'll0Kl.'XS l.. PARRY, UIR. fiI'll!'l'l1f S1'i1'1111'fi1' Ili-l' 633, liu.wim'x.r Club fly. I'rr'.virlr'11l tlj, lrlillffllllf tflj. lmrlmnk Slafl. Anzlnilirm-join the l'. S. Navy. 4' XVheueyer there's good work being done around the school, Tom is at the head ol' it. Be helpful and ye shall be rewarded in great wishes, is his motto. There is no doubt as to whether 'l'om will be suc- eesslul in his future life. lili'l l'Y PARSONS BllSflIl'SS Cozzrsr' filer' fllull t2j. 1f1l.YflIt'.Y.S Club tlj. lil'!ll'flUUk Slafj. A nlbilim:-.Sf'1'r1'lro'y. 4' Up until this year we didn't know much about Blondie but now she has eonlessed that her inter- est lies with the Army. Blondie seems to be a quiet girl but when she gets started talking there is no stopping her. XYIQSTON PARSONS Cielieml l'ooIl1ull tIlj,Cuj111lin tlj. Ili-l' 131. Hlllllf tlj. l'c'nr- hook Slnjl. lin.vlt'rllmll 1743. fflnllilionsOr1'l11'.x'lr11 l.l'I1lfI'l'. 4' Il youre eyer walking down the l1all and hear someone say. Hey, my Buddy, it could be none other than ,Xmigo, Maybe it's his Gilt ol' Cab that attracts a certain blonde on Mountain .'Xyei1tls. l,OlS R. PIX College Pl'l'iJIl7'IlfUl'5' Ilonor .Sorirlxx lrarlzoule Niall. AInlliliml-Nur.w'. 4' It is all quiet now, but il' you hear a sudden out- burst it will probably be Pinnie and Sandy, having their daily argument in P. O, D. class. XVllCll she isn't arguing you can find her designing pretty clothes and drawing 111odels. K 1'Ac:lc 22 ANGELO ROBERTI General 1fIl.YlHl'.SS Club 115, l'e1u'l1o0lc Stuff. Anzbiliou-Ozuu a fi!l.Y.S'l1lllfl!l. 4' Here's the fellow who disapproves of studying in school but seems to enjoy l'studying on George Street, which Piskey usually calls Heller Avenue. XVe wonder why l1e chose the R. Rc R. Toy Factory to work in nights alter school? THOMAS SANDERCOCK College Pl'f'lJll7'1lifll'j' Hi-Y 131. Presiflmzt 115, lillslllfss Club 1lj, Football 131, lla.rk1'll1all 13D,'lIll1llI1'PI'lZ,l' Spcfukiug, YI'Ill'lIOUk Staff. Ainbiliou-1iugi1u'r'r. 4' NVarning to all males. If you want to keep your girl hang on to her when you see Sandy around. He not only has a liking for women, but he also goes out for sports. Lots of luck with both, Sandy, RICHARD P. SCHAFFER Geneml Sfivfztific' Foollmll lllflllllgtal' 13j, Yerlrlmok Staff. A7l1l7lll1IIIA Sport.szt'ril1'r. 'V Birds of a feather flock together, This quota- H011 holds true when Shorty and nlwo-Gun are absent from school, because where one is, there you will Iind the other. However, he's in school long enough to be a good manager for our teams. .XNONA R. SERFASS l5u.si1u'ss Course Band 13j, film? Club 125, Tri-Hi-l' 135. Yeurlmok Staff, liuslmlss Club 1lj. AIlllllllflil-PlIj'Sl!'Zll liduru- lion Tvutlzer. 4 Il you ever hear an outburst ol laughter, look around and you'll probably see Tootie laughing at a joke she just heard. When she is really the hap iest, she is playing basketball, the game in which sie is proficient. MARILYN M. SHIPMAN College Pl'I'fIlIl'1lf0l'37 junior Prize' .S'pt'aleiug', Tri-Hi-Y 13j. filer' Club Drum Mnjrnvlftff 13j, l'1'rtrl2ook Slall. Aulbilinu- Ntzrsv. 4 Shippy's name doesn't tit her well because her interest is in the Army Air Corps. She is usually seen studying oi writing letters to her heart-throb, Ziggy. Here's to a happy future. GLORIA LOUISE SI-IOOK College Prejzarulory Tri-Ili-l' till. Gln' Club till. li!'Ill'lI00k Slllll. Am- lviliml-.X'1n'.r1'. 4' Shookie is one ol' our NVintl Gap girls who wishes she lived in Pen Argyl so she wouldn't have to hurry to fateli that school bus. Wle also hear that she is in- terested in a certain kind ol' Bobby -sox and we hope she has success with them. RUTH SMICKLEY Iitzsimtrs Cotlrsz' Gln' Club 135. Tri-Hi-Y 135, Business liduratimi Club lflj, Yzvirlmolf Mall. Anllriliort-.S'er'rclarv. 'U' Now that Dutch is in the Army, Smiek has to sit down and write letters instead ol talking to him in person. A happy event in her lile was the time she was frowned Queen ol' All Hearts. l,l'l5'l'ER SNYDER Gc'm'mI Mn1lu'n'1a1ir's l'r'arbook Staff. Ambition-joirl the Army. 4' Sneezy lives way over in Saylorsburg, but he al- ways seems to be the first one to arrive in school. ll' you want to see Sneezy blush, ask him about the time he got lost here in school during Guidance Class in the seventh grade. DONALD l.. STOPP College Preparatory .1lllllfll'Pl'lZl' Speakifig. lizzsimss Ifffluralimi Club llj. Hi-l' llj, l'1'arbook Slay. Amlzilion-Go In College. 4' Heres one lad whose legs don't get much exercise coming to school, but they sure do a lot ol work on the basketball lloor. Don works in Weaver's but he takes time out lor visits to our rival town. BIAINE ARTHUR STRUNK G1'm'1'ul Ffllllllllll lflj. Ili-l' tflj. l'r'nrlmulr 511111. Amllilion- I'Ir1gir1f'z'r. 4' Strunky is one ol the lew in our class who is in- terested in Operas. For SOIIIC reason or another, he always enjoys the Grand l'll7'IIllI'.' Is it his looks or his line that attracts the opposite sex, both here and in Bangor? P.-uae 'MJ' 1 MARY R. SULLIVAN fiI'IIl'l'lIl Scientihc lizmrl C3D, filrfe Club C3D, l'e'111'l1rmk Stall. Allzbition -Home li4'011o111i1's 7ll'Ill'llffl'. 4' Irish is the Helen Forrest of our class but she is just a little bit bashlul about her beautiful voice. XVe think she is secretly developing her vocal cords so she can serenade that certain C. I. heart-throb of hers. Rl'l'A TRAYES Gerzeral Home Ecormrnirs Tri-Hi-1' CSD, l'EflU'lIUOk Staff. Ailllllllllll-SK!l'l'fl1VD'. 4' Tracy is the only girl in our class that can really make good rice pudding. Ask her about the time she put too much sugar in the pudding and they had to throw it Olll. Do we pity Richard DUANE VV. YVALCK fil'7ll?Tlll 15111111 C3D.I oolI1all CID. Hi-Y CSD, B11si11c'ss Club CID, yl'lll'll00k 511111. A111biIion-P1'ofr'ssio1111l AI1zsif'ia11. 4' XValkie is the great musician ol our class. His time is divided between playing his sax and taking a certain Dutch girl out. Could these be the two reasons why he has to catch up on his sleep in school? THOMAS -I. XVATERS General Baud CED, lv!'lll'lI0Ok Slafl. AIlllllllllll-tlIf'I'lI!lHif. 4' Hlhenever you see a Dodge sitting in front of the school, you'll know Two-Gun is here. These ocea- sions are few and far-between, because he believes, Late to bed, late to rise so school is a surprise. CLXRFIELD NVILLIAMS, -Ik. College PI'l'fJIH'!llIH'y Foollmll C2D, Hi-Y C3D, l'!'f1l'lJOUlx' Staff. Amlziliorz- Radio A1111o1111rz'r. 4' Sizzle is a -Iack-oleall-trades. His time alter school is spent at his fathers gas station, and also he has a knack ol taking and developing pictures, and of course, -he always has time to niunch on a favorite Candy bar ol his. AI.-XNE O. WlI.l.l.-XMS Business Course filet' Club l3j, Tri-Hi-l' CFD, liusim-ss lfrlumtimz Club llj, lv!'IIP'lJ00k Slafl. AHIlllllllll'-Pl'l'l'Ilflf Sfirre- larry. 4' Whenever you're at Bangor Bowling Alley, you can he sure that Red and Slum will be there swinging it out to a last number. This redhead seems to draw a lot of attention from a certain Blondy. Mlhat redhead doesn't? A-hem! ROBERT R. XVlI.l,IAMS fil'llf l'!llSf'if'T1llfll' 4' Bob is a boy ol' many abilities, some of which are catching passes on the gridiron, making delicious sun- daes, and last but not least attracting a blonde Senior. lVe all wonder which one you enjoy doing most Bob, As il' we don't know. Lxnokfx z.xNc:H15'1 1'1N eazzfgf P1-ffpmfai-y filer' Club tfflj, Yzmrlmolc Slnfl. Alllllllillll-ffl'H1l' liriun. 4' Are you looking for Babe ? Take a look around, and il' you see a gang of Senior boys you are sure to find her in tl1e middle of them. YVe are sure her pleasing personality is what attracts them. lVe include as welcome members of our class Sherwood Alfred, john Cali, and Robert Smith, who returned from service during the year. l'Acl-' BOYS IN ARMED FCRCES ANDREW SEMOLENYAK lxu 90 ff : K A: MII, , CQ , , E lU L XVILLIAM FR1'1'z1NG1-1R CLARK OT1 X WI if W5 ff! W W 'aff wffyf X X J f fQ'f'EjV LSEQM X ff XSXB 3Yi5Qd ffgifii Wffk XMQXQQ A '5 UD gil ,li W0 s , W' 7 ON M' M ww' - Le 4 N N7W'NKXS?xXi Cf 'Wy K 513' rf ,., Q 'N Pm -'MM WX 4 XX fx x f M X Cfass 7 1946 L 3 ,yf X K- ' ,wi-i 28 Class History Listen my children and you shall hear, The wonderful story ol' Our Career. 'Twas September second the year forty-three, Seventy-seven looked proud, lor Sophomores were we.' It was a very sunny day as seventy-seven ol' us came back to school: we were very proud. lor now we were sophomores. Alter we became acquainted with the tuition students we organized under the leadership ol Miss Hester A. Heller and Miss Mary Hughes, electing the lollowing oflicers: Presizlent .....,.... .......,... C LLARK Orr l'iz'1'-IJ1'e.sirle21i .. ..,.., XR'rnt'R CIQSARI-1 -S'1'1'l'f',fll'3l ......,... .... B i.,uN1i STRUNK Tl'I'Il.YlllKl'7' ........,.......,................,.........,....,.........,,....,., Dtuxm: XVA1.c:K lVe had ordered our class rings the previous year and had received them in August, looking on them with admiration. Our first social allair was a public dance held in the Pen .-Xrgyl Bank Hall on Christmas, December twenty-Iilth, nineteen hundred lorty-three. Next, we held a swimming party and Doggie Roast at the Bangor Park. It was enjoyed by all who attended. To bring this year to a conclusion, we held our Sophomore Hop on May the nineteenth in the high school gymnasium. It was a very enjoyable event and we will long remember it. Alter vacation, back we came. Finding the school about the same, A class ol' seventy-three had we XVhat to expect, we'd yet to see. x We organized under the leadership of Mrs. Flora Obrecht and Mr. Marcus Stopp. We elected the following officers: President ...............,................. . ........ JACK lVlII.Ll-IR Vice-President ..... ......... XA 7lCSTON PARsoNs Secretary ........... ...... R OBILRT WILLIAMS Treasurer .................................,.....r.......................... KEl1'H NICHOLS We selected our class motto, flower, and colors and were very proud to think we were Juniors In order to raise funds, we sold magazine subscriptions, with prizes being won by jane Williams and William Broad. A public dance was held in February in the high school gymnasium. Several members of our class took part in junior Prize Speaking, on April twelfth, nineteen hundred forty-five, the winners being awarded prizes. Our junior Prom was held on April twentieth in the high school gymnasium. A Grand March was held and it was very successful. Our last activity while we were juniors was our banquet held at Pocono Manor on May the eighteenth. Thus our year as Juniors was ended. 'WVe now became Seniors, At last! My! how the last two years flew past. Diploma was our only thought The reason why we all were taught. Sixty-eight returned this year, we had lost several, but extended our best wishes to them all. We organized under the leadership of Mrs. Edna Imhof and Mrs. Flora Obrecht, electing the following ollicers: President ........... ..... ...... X f VILLIAM LESH Vice-President ..... ......... -X RTI-IUR CI-:sARI-1 Secretary ................. ....... N ORMAN FIQDON T1'6llS1l1'61' .............. ...... ...... D 0 NALIJ STOPI' Assistant Treastzrer ....,........ ...... ........... ..,. .......... I' ' R I lD lVlALI-I We sold refreshments at the Pen Argyl-Catasauqua football game and later sold magazine subscriptions in order to raise money. Public dances were held on December twentieth, February twentieth and April twelfth in the high school gymnasium. VVe held our Senior Banquet on May third in the Poconos and our Senior Prom on May twenty-fourth in the high school gymnasium. We are eagerly looking forward to class day, baccalaureate, and commence- ment, when our school years will end. Thus our years in high school end. To coming seniors we do send Best wishes, and with a sigh, W'e bid P. A. H. S. a fair good-bye. ROMAYNE M. BONNEY MARY R. 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We had our nice activities All through our high school daysg Then came our end of High School, The parting of our ways. And now we're outside looking in: Our school days we do lack. To us who wanted them to end, Seems strange when we look back. We never seemed to care so muchg It may be the hand of fate That causes us to realize After it's too late. But days slipped by so fast in school, It really has us reeling To know that we will ne'cr go back: It leaves an empty feeling. We've bragged and boasted, scorned and laughed At this treasure 'neath the mounts. It seems that we will never learn It's when you're there that counts. We've done our share of mischief As those who came before, And now it's done it hurts to feel We can do that no more. You say, I should have studiedg I didn't give my best. You pray to our Dear Lord above To help you pass the test. Maybe up in Heaven, In the sweet bye and bye, We will proudly say to you, Farewell Pen Argyl High. By GARY YVILLIAMS The Debs . V Q I LA . 'fx TheIUayb0ys l' u.14 H PAGE 34 Class Will We, the Class of 1946, being of sound minds which are typical of Seniors and bodies that are healthy, do hereby solemnly will and bequeath, on this thirteenth day of June in the year of our Lord 1946, the following beloved items and rare accomplishments to our dear friends in the Junior Class. May we always be fondly remembered by them and may they accept these gifts with the same sincerity and good will in which they are given. Ruth Evans--Artistic ability-Garnet Sleep. Lena Graziano-Desire to return to the Sophomore Class-james Tinney and Elizabeth Edwards. Mary Coscia-Sparkling eyes-Marcleta Parsons. Betty Lugg-Untiring love affairs-Betty Hughes. Elaine Hill and Richard Datesman--Interests in Nazareth-Doris Mann Carolyn Jones. Hope Davis-Secrets-Doris Hahn and Dorothy Yveidman. Betty Keat-Taxi service from west end to school-Dan Edwards. Jeanne Murphy-Love of going steady-Ruth Herd. Betty Parsons--Bowling at the Grill-Marie Hill and Doris Tonkin. Sonda Cali-Knack of chewing gum-Norma Dally. Lucy De Berardinis-Ability to stay on a horse-Carol Godshalk. Anna Abruzzese-Doing own homework-W'anda De Nadi. Marie Cesare-Flighty actions-YVilliam Saltern. Grace Martin and Murray Gross-Love of Bangor's junior Class-Nancy Rogers and Ruthmary Boyle. Jane Williams-Weakness for blondes--Alice Cowling. Carrie Ella Houck-Cowboying through Wind Gapejohn Starner. Duane VValck-Love of sauerkraut--Ioan Bonser. Rita Trayes-Queer actions-Mary Hackman. Elaine Edwards-Pig Latin-Mary Waters. Grace Lobb-Slate trucks-john Fiorot. Gloria Shook-Favorite expression, Little Booty -Betty jones. Norman F edon-N ice legs-Roger Williams. Donald Stopp-Perfect attendance-Virginia Palmer. William Meyers-Speed in typing-Lois Heller. Eleanor Amy and Romayne Bonney--Faithfulness to the Navy-Evelyn and Shannon. Gary Williams-Frank Sinatra characteristics-Bruce May. Dale Hockin-Love of Wind Gap redheads-Richard Williams. Blaine Strunk-Weekly visits to Bangor-John Cesare. Angelo Roberti and Donald Kemmerer-Love of school-.lay Miller. Lester Snyder and james Guthrie-Class wolves-John Manck. Thomas Parry-Pool shark-Winton Male. jack Miller-Love of the opposite sex-Harold Zito. Lois Pin-Long hair-Marie Bloodworth. Marjorie Cesare-Fondness of gym class-Marceline Brown and Doris Sand ercock. William Lesh and john Kemmerer--Gentle actions-Frederick Hulsizer. Robert Williams-Bill and Buddy imitations-Vernon Young. Lenora Zanchettin-Pin-up girl--Eva Parsons. Arthur Cesare-Hidden love life QQ-Nicholas Guerro and Richard Boris. Anona Serfass--Inability to arrive in class on time-Foster Manoway. Marion Cook-Curly red hair--Hayden Grube. Mary Sullivan-Ability to cut a rug-Anthony Armelin and Ruth Simmers Drew Matlock-Bright future as a soda jerk --Thomas De Vito. Shirley Broad-Wolf cry-Kermit Houck. Dean Lobb-Grease monkey-Robert Klinger. janet johnson-Mania for hypnotism-Quentin Palmer. Arthur Catino-Light hair-Marilyn Gross. Ruth Smiekley-1945 Class ring-Alan Nichols. Richard Schaffer-Regular attendance at dances-Sallyann Broad and Wil- liam Popovice. Betty Compton-Admiration of a Uniform-Reta Harding. Lorraine Eilenberger--Homefronl fairest-LaRue Mfonderley. Fred Doney and Thomas Waters-Many trips with the car-Richard Powell. Fred Male and William Broad-Ambition to live up on the Hill -Evelyn Sandercock. Betty Bozoti-Lifetime job at Dekenzis-Elda Brescaciu. Keith Nichols-Superman build-Nicholas Squillaro. Lucille Charron and Marilyn Shipman-Poise-Richard Parsons and Dwayne Lobb. VVeston Parsons-Love of blondes-Arthur Perinotto. Clementine Armelin-Swinging Ollt on the trumpet-Phillip Vonelli. Thomas Sandercock--Trips on the 'ole school bus-Catherine Meyers and jeanette Deats. , XVeston Marsh-Hauling with trucks-Robert Kellow. Clark Ott-Success in the Marines-Lloyd Emes. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the thirteenth day of June, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty-six. VVn'Nr:ssi:s 1. The Class 2. The Audience SHIRLEY BRoAn Bt:'rTx' KEAT BETH' LUGG 'IEANNE MURPHY PAGE 35 Remember When? I I mm When I Was Your Age -- Hum! f'T'f'lfX X X .ff- x f Q ' fl ' h N J XX ici, 4 f X L X 9 '4 W I A H'-cAVt6Ctvrg , f Nga? v W .x 7 F ,,.. 'A V 5 B c ggiuflfz Hrmex Alu , X Ltr, M, W W , w M T33 1 N-af-A 5 M937 9 14' fx ,QQ-1 R, ' l ...IEE 72 X X3 Q9 , V 1 K U 'II' ll ' K , J '- ' 7 I xx H C' E , Eguggginf 1 4 ' 'J lwnduhtly I, I 0 Ch6,V,fLf.vZLl,7' F V155 ' I J N ., I 0, ,ah ,ff ,N .Af L .a ZX KN! Pace 38 Class Prophecy It is a brilliant moonlight night in May, an appropriate setting for the senior prom, one of the main highlights of the high school career. Entering the gym we find that it has been elaborately decorated. A huge balloon, which is constantly changing colors, is suspended from the center of the ceiling and attracts much attention. Some say it has been placed there in connection with a physics experiment by the scientific-minded seniors, but whatever its purpose, it proved an effective centerpiece for the decorations. The dancing couples had just begun to glide across the floor to the soft, sweet strains of XVoody Herman's orchestra, when the balloon suddenly burst, showering silvery fragments on the starry-eyed group. For a few moments the scenery took on a magnificent appearance, but when at last the shining particles ceased to fall, a decided change had come over the entire atmosphere. A glance at the orchestra shows us that Donald Stopp, whose fame rests on the latest developments in squeakless clarinets, has taken full leadership. In the saxophone section we find expert musical talent in Duane Walck and Carrie Ella Houck, both honorary grads of Professor Dale Hockin's Institute of jazz Technology. At the piano Grace Lobb is combining T chaikovsky's Symphony in E Minor with Hamp's Boogie Woogie for an excellent improvement in the musical field. In the trumpet spotlight is that inseparable team, Anona Serfass and Thomas Waters, both having gained their fame in a new blues technique. Gene Krupa's own image is reflected in Drew Matlock, brilliant newcomer to the percussion world. However, the orchestra would not be complete without the steady beat of the bass fiddle-in this case being skillfully handled by Tom Parry, -lr. Looking toward the mike in hope of seeing Frank Sinatra and jo Stafford in a vocal duet, we are thrown into utter amazement at the appearance of Gary Crooner Williams and Mary Sullivan. Our gazes turn in unison toward the door where debutante Rita Trayes and her handsome baron escort, Murray Gross, are making their grand entrance. Greeting them at the door are the chaperons: Richard Dean Lobb, Principal of P. A. H. S., Angelo Roberti, Professor of Psychology, Miss Marjorie Cesare, Home Economics teacher, and Miss Shirley Broad, Proctor of Elocution. In a 'itterbu s' haven are the knock-kneed 'ivers, Keith Nichols and Marian x J S , J , Look. Also getting in the groove are the hep-cats, John Kemmerer and Lois Pin, contenders for the national jitterbug championship. In a farther corner of the gym, Lester Snyder and Donald Kemmerer are engrossed so deeply in a inochle ame that the observe none of the commotion that is takin lace Pb I g Y g P a out tiem. Having decided that a walk into the bright starry night would add variety to the activities of the evening, we left the gay dancers, and proceeded into the night. It was not much of a surprise to Bud that Pen Argyl, a thriving metropolis, was dotted with skyscrapers, gleaming with lights, and humming with traffic. At the intersection of Laurel and Robinson Avenues a mammoth edilice had been erected in which recreational activities were carried on. At the swim- ming pool, instructress Elaine Edwards was displaying remarkable patience with pupils Romayne Bonney and Betty Parsons. In the bowling alley are those ardent bowling fans, Betty Keat and Lucille Charron, both of whom are now rolling games of 90 or better. Not far distant jack Miller and Vic Cesare, former representatives to Con- gress, are enthusiastically indulging in a game of ping pong. However, this sports arena would not be complete without a game of tiddly-winks, the happy par- ticipants being Ruth Evans and .leanne Murphy. As we are about to leave the building we hear the well-known voice of the news commentator, Dick Datesman, coming from a radio in the ante room. The Communique ran as follows: The Army has just accepted Fred Doney's new wing- less airplane, entirely operated by radar control. The official data was being put on record by Chief of Stal'f's private secretary, Betty Compton. Another an- nouncement of great importance was the launching of the new presidential cruiser, Queen Pen Argyle. The honored christener was the first lady of the land, Grace Martin Van Gremlin, whose misjudged swing of the champagne bottle unintentionally struck Chief justice of the Supreme Court, Robert Wil- liams. The incident was so unexpected that William Broad, Secretary of Navy, was thrown into a complete state of nervous disorder. He was given prompt treatment by Lieutenant Betty Bozoti, United States Naval Nurse. Leaving the building and proceeding down Robinson Avenue, we came in sight of a large sportswear store, owned and operated by Fred Male. In the win- dow was a large display of a new creation in ladies' boxing gloves, designed by Madame Lenora Zanchettin. Inside we found Norman Fedon, former All- American Football star, handing out autographed pictures with each purchase of his new plastic football. Shifting our gaze toward the flickering lights of the Liberty theatre we see that the all-around charm boy, Blaine Strunk, has taken the place of the once powerful Van johnson. Co-starring in the best picture of the year is Lucy De Berardinis, Broadway's duplication of Gene Tierney. We are informed by mounted policeman, Arthur Catino, that the theatre has been enlarged and designed more sumptuously by contractor jimmy Guthrie. The successful man- agement is handled by Weston Marsh, who makes the atmosphere more encour- aging by employing Anna Abruzzese, Eleanor Amy and Clementine Armelin as usherettes. Opposite the theatre is the large fruit and vegetable market, operating under the name of Bill's Frozen Food Lockers, which leads us to the conclusion that its proprietor is VVilliam Meyers. Stopping to browse around we find that Lena Graziano is chief cashier and finds her work very enjoyable, then too we see that Betty Lugg is general sales manager with congenial Hope Davies as her assistant. Traveling farther west, on Pennsylvania Avenue, we come to the old Mc- Kinley School Building, which has also become a prominent institution. By request of Mayor Richard Schaffer, the name has been changed to University ol' Pen Argyl. In the University Library, Elaine Hill, librarian, asks us to main- tain absolute silence as the mathematics teacher, Gloria Shook, together with her ardent student, janet johnson, is writing a simplified and modernized ver- sion of solid geometry, so as to meet the needs of present day students. However, this solitude does not exist in the gym, where Mary Coscia, the physical educa- tion instructress, is trying to restrain the giggling of a group of girls long enough to teach them the fundamental principles of gymnastics. We learn from the secre- tary, Ruth Smickley, that Marilyn Shipman has just been appointed as an adviser for the school debating society. PAGE 39 PAM: 40 Leaving the school we do not proceed very far when we note a new hospital has been added to Pen Argyl's medical facilities. Its prosperous director is Dr. William Lesh, whose 101 surgical uses for the can opener have made him a Hgure of national recognition. Very much unaware, we discovered that Thomas Sandercock, athletic senior at the University of Pen Argyl, is a suffering patient. He explains to us that he had been outrageously spanked by his chemistry teacher, Lorraine Eilenberger, when he innocently deposited a wad of chewing gum on his text book to prove the theory of molecular adhesion. While recuperating Tommy has been doing a great deal of reading on current events. Picking up a well-known newspaper and reading at random, we discovered that Jane Wil- liams was giving an afternoon tea to announce her debut into society. Turning a page or so we encounter an advertisement that announces the opening of Sonda Cali's new riding academy. A special feature of the course on riding will be lectures by the well-known author and sportsman, Weston Parsons. At this time head nurse Marie Cesare informs us that visiting hours are over and she hurriedly accompanies us to the door. With a warning from Pen Argyl's Big Ben we immediately make our re- turn journey to P. A. H. S. Trodding slowly into the gym we are greatly con- fused to find that we are no longer a part of the fantastic world of 1956, but mere seniors at our final social event of the year. In thinking over the events which have been related to you with every measure of precision and accuracy, we are somewhat happy, just a least bit astonished, and most of all purely amused. LORRAINE EILENBERGER ANONA SERFASS ELAINE EDWARDS R1'rA FFRAYIQS ,f, F QL ?i4:?fiQ f5 W ,QW X . N TK ci? QS? CLFIEEEE lunior Class Officers PJ'f'SI.dI'lIf ....... ....,.... N lck GUERRU Virff-Prffsidffnz ..... ,......... Q IOHN CESARE Szfrretary .,...... ......,. ' lwHOMAS D1-1 Vrro Tl'I'1lS1l7'I l' ..,... .,.,,........... D WAYNE Loma A dvi.sr'1's ....., ....,... IX IR. NIARCUS M. STOPI' Miss I-I1-:sTr:k A. HELLER Molto: The Pusl Belongs To The Agesg The Future Belongs To Us. Flower: BlueGardenia. Colors: Light Blue and Gray. J' ,n, A Sophomore Class Officers I'r'z'siclm1I ..,... ......... C lrmkuzs Hicks l'iz'1'-l'r1'.siz1r'111 ...... . Sr'z'r'fIr1ry ..... . T7'l'll.Yll rm' .,.. . .4 ll1ll.S!'7'S ..... R. ........CARl, CASE .,...,..SHARON VllSl'l'IR ..,.....SHARON FAR1.r11c:H .Miss Ax.1,r:N K. Mons SALvA'roRr1 A. Mfxznzo X -iv I'M:r: 43 rt -H The Freshman Class As Seniors in thc Boat of Life. Around Lhc world you'l1 row. But now don't cvcn think of it, Y0lI,l'C much too young to know ,,. ,A ff'X X, x x 'iff' f X f f' 7 X QA .fn X' a , 44g 4? fi 5 ! ,I K Q ff'-17x ISJ X, If V341 If FF W Q H ' 5 f' ,fax N 155 f ,g f 1fQgi5b N V f I nv! , 'r L ff ' J X X - y' Q ' ,R 'Aa' ti!! 6 L V g waww? . 446 ' '13,-,H 'K' -f ZH: A 1,45 Q 1, 557 15+ Q si ' ,QV mx af ' fu oX N, . r 4 x XX X ., If b , XX JA - L e X XX 77 ggi fr 17. I f X -47 3 jj 1 ,i W 421 f Lxl!r 'HglN N XX X W 7 M4 S 6,0 Luz! 1 -PAA' NNW, m 1 Tri-Hi-Y Pl'l'S1.d6'IIf ......,... ......... G RAerL Loma Vif'e-Prfs1'zl1'11l ..., ....... R 1-:TA HARIJINCL Srrnftzzry ,....... ....... ..,....,. ....,....................,........... R t 1 TH EvANs Tl'l'lI.Sll7'1'l' ........,,...............,..........,,.......,......,....... BIARILYN SHIPMAN Ifnrzzlty Adzfism's ,... Miss CLRACF E. Di-'NNls, MRs. FLORA OBRMJH1' I-lmnf' Aclzfiser .... .......,....,.,.,...,...,.............. lX IRs X'V1LL1AM Loma Clzurclz Adzfisrr ....... ..... lX IRs. XVILLIAM SHIPMAN Hmmrnry ilIl'7lIfH l' ...,..,......,.....,,.... ........... K llss lX'lARlAN lXlAR'l'lN Under the direction ol' Miss Grace E. Dennis and Mrs. Flora Obrecht the 'l'ri-I-li-Y has had a very active and successful year. This year we have attained the largest membership the club has ever had, having a number ol' seventy-nine girls. The club was Hrst organized in l9?58 with Mrs. Edna Imhof adviser ol the group. 'I'he members ol the club have cooperated with the oflicers and carried out the laws of the Tri-Hi-Y Constitution. X'Ve have had a high standard of Christian living and have made very much progress during the l945-46 session. Some activ- ities were: ReIi'g1'ous Social Co to Church Campaign Initiation and hike Devotions in home rooms Entertaining Bangor Tri-Hi-Y Bible verses during meetings Alumni Dance Prayers for peace Mother and Daughter Tea State Bible Study Contest Scavenger hunt Local Ministers attending meetings Basketball teams Public Iierzffft Affiilfflilki Started Junior Tri-I-li-Y at YVind Gap March of Dimes Selling milk to students Christmas Caroling Helping with hot lunches Ushering Help with Red Cross Hi-Y P7Y'Slfll'lIf ....... , ..'l'11oMAs SANnlcRcoc:K V1'z'r'-l're.si11f'11l ,,.... THoMAs PARRY, AIR. S!'l'Tl'fIll'fl ...... ..,... R oisizm' X'Vll,1,i,xms T1'eas'ur1'r ....,... x'VlI,l.lA!Xl l.l':sH Cllaplain ,.... .....,.....,.... ......,.........,...................... l J Auf: HKJKIKIN Advisers .,.. ..... A IR. SA1.vA'roR1-1 A. ATAZZICO, MR. Joi-iN Iauu' The Hi-Y with an enrollment ol' sixty lIlClHlJCl'S began its I9-15-19'-Hi session in late October under the direction ol at new adviser, Mr. Manco. Later Mr. Laky, at new ineinber of the faculty, consented to help as an adviser. The clulJ's ideals are to promote Christian character and living in the high school. The success of this club depends on the interest and the part the boys take in club functions. The club has been a standing organization since 1938. The c'lulJ's activities included: Iir'Iig1'rms Social Go to Church Campaign Christmas party State-wide Bible Study Contest Dance in honor ol' football tezun Put on chapel play Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Semi-I-'ornial l'.u:l-' l8 Y. ,X . - Business Education Club Pre.si1l1'i1t ........ ........ ' I'HoM,xs PARRY I'iz'a'-Pmsideizl ,... ..... R ICHARD DA'ri1sMAN Sf'l'7'I'fll'l'y ........ ...,,........ B KTTY -Iomcs Tr1'as1m'r ..... ..... D UANH XVAi.c:i4 Hisloriazz ..........,... ...... R urn EvANs Svrgemil-al-Arms .... ..,......................., A LAN Nlczl-lo1,s Arlrfiser .........,..... ..... N lla. SAi.vAToRi1 A, Mfxzzico 'I'o promote interest in the Commercial organizations, to encourage scholar- ship among high school commercial students, to promote social contacts and to liurnish means ol' developing qualities of leadership, the Business Education Club was organized and established at Pen :Xrgyl High School under the direction of Nlr. Mazzeo. XVitl1 an enrollment ol' fifty-Hve members a Constitution was drawn up and the club proceeded to meet twice a month. 'lille activities ol' the Club were selling megaphones at football games, making and selling jewelry, and the first annual Valentine Ball which was the outstanding event ol the Club's activities. Later in the Spring the Club expects to take a trip to New York. Membership to this Club is limited to junior and Senior Commercial stud- ents. XVith a prosperous beginning such as this year it is sure to be successful. , ,t K - Q' Wt f' Y 'WN Junior Prize Speaking It wus on the evening ol' April 12, I9-15, t tt 1 lnge group ol utut willingly gzttheretl in the Pen Argyl High School Xuclttotnnn to he n the lollow ing topics recitetl hy the following students. lsr Pktzti Exit The Big Bud X'Voll ' ...............,........ .. .S'l1irlr'y Hmm! 2Nn PRIZE .. . .- C.z1tztrz1cts ......,....,.......,..,.... .llarilyu .Slrijvumn A lrtbute lo lhe Living ...................... . I.1u'ilIff Clturmu At The lusty Hasty Lunch COLIIIICYU .... llrlrrif' Iilln Hourl: lst' Pktztc Cain lVe Blake Victory Stick? ....,......,.... . Donrllrf Slnpjl 2mm Pktzr: XVe .Xceept The Challenge .........,.......... . JXUVIIIIIII lfrfrlrm XVithout at Song .... ...........,............. , .... . VFIIUHIHA S'rlllfIr'r1'ur'l. jobs, lfreetloin, Opportunity .................. I'f0l16'I'f ll'illiam.s' Sw a 1 I t I up l,t'l'l: 'flu' l3111'll1'I0J's and hlr. Class A flwi.9z'1'.s. Top Right: jazz Sr'.s'.v1'ru1. . Center: TI11' AIf'r'l1r111i1's, BOIIUIII l,cl't: 1.0110 AIR? Bottom Center: 'l'f11' Court. Bottom Right: f31l!'!'II of lflfvlrls lt Bl! Y x I K I If N 7 f4 '1WW'ixw N W' M . ff If xv' ,gf-'z Q K f f A ,gf 1? Q1 ' ' A wxx f If xy A 0 W' fa' x A, , ' 1 fy f ,'VA 31 49 V4 K N aww 'eww q as ' RM NNW MUSIC f fx! -' M. V Q - ,U ,- X . Xxx X, A. R g v 4 .iw -YK . . is R ' X3 ,r 4 PAW, 1. XA, lu? 0 P 'uw' Glee Club 'l'he Girls' Glee Club under the able leadership ol' Mrs. Anna S. Kress and accompanied by Miss Mildred Amy, pianist. appeared in the presentation ol' a Christmas candle light service in connection with a play entitled, Birthday ol' a King. The Glee Club rendered the annual Spring concert in a complimentary manner in the presence of an audience which filled the High School auditorium. At the baccalaureate services, the girls made their Hnal appearance lor the year. In spite of the hard work, and the long tedious hours ol practice after school the members ol the Glee Club now feel that the time was well spent and that their appreciation for the liner class of music has been promoted. Personnel Sopranos Eleanor Amy Romayne Bonney Lucille Charron Betty Compton Lena Graziano Janet Johnson Grace Lobb Gloria Shook Ruth Smickley Mary Sullivan Norma Dally Carol Godshalk Carolyn Jones Marcleta Parsons Doris Sandercock Evelyn Shannon Carolyn Broad Elaine Couch Betty Hampton Aneita Hendershot Betty Hughes Lorraine Jones Irene Spohn JoAnn Stopp Jane Vorhees Dorothy Gross Mary Lou Schneck Norma Segatti Vivian Smith Second Sopranos Ruth Evans Betty Keat Jeanne Murphy Marilyn Shipman Marceline Brown Ruth Herd Reta Harding Marie Hill Ruth Simmers LaRue Wonderley Josephine Brescaein Marie Brescacin June Confer Jane Finkbeiner Joyce Gaiotti Jeannine Nottle Marie Roberts Sharon Vosper Jane Yeisley Arlene Lambert Eileen Kellow Betty Scarfaro Joan Shannon Altos Clementine Armelin Shirley Broad Carrie Ella Houck Betty Parsons Jane Williams Lenora Zanchettin Joan Bonser Sallyann Broad Marilyn Gross Mary Hackman Doris Mann Nancy Rogers Evelyn Sanderccok Shirley Ackerman Sharon Farleigh Louise Powell Louise Sandercock Ardell Snyder Joan 0liver Ihusrz 53 mf 51 Band XVL- were very glad lu welecnne back our former 1Jirec'1rn', Mr. Harry Cooley, who has just relurnecl lrmn the servife and who has taken charge ol' the bancl in the footsteps of Mr. XValler Lane. The first appearance ol' the hand was made at the .Xl'1lllSlll'C day parade, followecl by appearances at all luulball games tllrougllout the season. The finale ol' .1 great season was Lhe Combined c'oneert given by the bancl and glee club held in the month ol' May. Personnel Directors HARRX' Coousv WALTER LANE Comets Eleanor Amy Clementine Armelin Dale Hockin, Student Manager Anona Serfass XVilliam Saltern Philip Vonelli Granville Branton Richard Nixon Xvayne Hulsizer Patricia 'Finney Clarirlefs Lorraine Eilenberger Grace Lobb Donald Stopp Duane Wlalck 'Ioan Bonser .Ioan Oliver Kathryn Brown Shirley Labar Saxo ph on es Lucy De Berardinis Carrie Ella Houck Nicholas Squillaro Virginia F igner Donald Stiles H orns Carol Godshalk La Rue Wonderley X'Vinifred Doney Harold Finkbeincr Caroline Vosper Hm'itm1e.s Fred Doney Thomas Waters Walter Parsons Tru rn I1 0 fl es jack Davies Richard Matlock Marlyn Serfass l I1111fs Romayne Bonney Virginia Clewell 13 ass H om Fred Hulsizer Dick Williams Fred McDonalds Drums Drew Matlock Mary Sullivan Roger Wfilliams joe Favere Fred VVilliams Marie Yeisley Bell Lyre Marceline Brown M a jorettes Lois Heller, Chief Arlene Bonney Marcleta Parsons Acrolmlic Majorettes Betty Lugg Marilyn Shipman Mary Hackman Color Guards Verne Repsher Anthony Armelin Flag BlfllT1?'l'S George Francisco .Iames Guthrie 1- Pac: 55 -,F Q ,,,, L , e E Top I,Cl'l: ,-1 mlzilious, Ilffllvf Hwy? Top Right: Co-eds on the Czmzpus. Bottom Left: 1'1Ul'lH'?I,S Arznual liafh. Bottom Right: Sc'xt1'tfro1l'1 the Stifks 4.14 56 EFUQMRWE 94 - 2 K QQ If 6 ob Q N v ,U X wif, E Football lVeston Parsons .Xrthur Cesare Norman Fedon Head Coarll ....,..,. Assislnnl Coarh ...... Fnrulty Manager .... .SI11rl1'nt illrnzagfrx ....,. lVilliam Lesh Fred Male Murray Gross Weston Parsons. .Xrthur Cesare Norman Fedon Fred Male Nlurray Gross john Cesare Havden Grubc ames Tinnev -lrx tous Vernon Young John Miller ........,BkoNl Kklslums james Cfuusoma Nlt:Hol,As FISTFR RIIIITARIJ SCHAFI-il-YR GOLD FOOTBJXLLS lllilliam Broad. illnnzzgrfr john Miller Keith Nichols Thomas Parry LETTERS Captain William Lesh Keith Nichols Thomas Parry Thomas Sandercoek Wll.t.mxl BROAD Thomas Sandercock Blaine Strunk Robert XVillian1s Richard Schaffer. Mnrzaqer Blaine Strunk Robert vVllli1llllS NVilliam Broad, Ma ringer Richard Schaffer. Afllllllffel Sovuoxioiucs Carl Case Copeland Hughes Nieholas Guerro V Captain elected for the 1946 Football Season was Hayden Grube. Pwr Pen Pen Pen Pen Pen Pen Pen ,ua-' 58 INDIVIDU,-XI. SCORING john jory William jory joseph Kopko TlIll!'llll!I7l'IIS I'iNfI'!lPUl!llS Blaine Strunk ..........,.... .. ........ l 0 Thomas Sandercock ,...... .,..,.,.. 2 0 Robert Williams ..... .--.4- 5 :I ohn or ' ........,....... ................ .,....,............... ..... . Elarl ease .....,....... ........,............,...,............,.,............ I l 4 SE.fXSON'S RECORD A ,tg-yi Points Ojzpomfnls gl-gi-1 ,4,,,, ,,.........,. S l Clatasauqua ..,.... Atl-gi-1 A44,.,, ,....,... 0 Stroudsburg ..,...... .Xrgifl ....., ....... l 9 li. Stroudsburg ........ -t,'gQ-1 V .A4.. ,,.,,l, 2 7 Nazareth ....,..,..... .. ' ..,.... 7 Wilson ..,........,... X rgyl .,..,. 'K rgyl ...... X rgyl ...... Total ..... 0 .......ti2 Northampton .,.. ,. Bangor ............ Total ....,. Points 0 7 0 U ......l2 '70 . ....... .- ......7l Football Resume Under the leadership of our coach Broni Krisukas, we started our IQ45 foot- ball season with a fairly well experienced team. Our home Held being fixed we played several games at l'Veona Park. P. A. H. S. 9 - CATASAUQUA 0 The game with Catty was played on our home field for the first time in sev- eral years. A hard fighting Catty team bowed to a much superior Green and White team. Pen Argyl's scores came as a result of a touchdown in the second period and a safety in the third period. STROUDSBURG 7 - P. A. H. S. 0 In the second period of the game Stroudsburg recovered a Pen Argyl fumble and advanced down the field making the only score of the game. The score was made by a pass from Lessig to Freymuller. P. A. H. I9 - E. STROUDSBURG 0 A fast stepping Pen Argyl team defeated E. Stroudsburg High on Pen Argyl's home field 19-0. Touchdowns were scored in the first, third and fourth periods of the game. P. A. H. S. 27 - NAZARETH 0 A hard hitting Pen Argyl team roared into Nazareth defeating them by a score of 27-0, and then roared out again. Pen Argyl scored in every period. Nazareth threatened only in the fourth quarter when they advanced to the 8 yard line. WILSON 12 - P. A. H. S. 7 Scoring two touchdowns in the last eight minutes of the game, Wilson de- feated the Green and White warriors 12-7, which spoiled Pen Argyl's chances for the League Championship. NORTHAMPTON 32 - P. A. H. S. 0 Due 'to sickness, Pen Argyl traveled to Northampton with a small and weak squad. Northampton was a rough, hard hitting team, which didn't have much trouble over-powering Pen Argyl's small and light squad. BANGOR 20 - P. A. H. S. 0 Pen Argyl High School's football team bowed to the Maroon and White. before a capacity crowd of approximately 6,000 people at the extremely wet and muddy Bangor Stadium. The first half was a see-saw battle with the first downs equal. Bangor picked up a first down in each of the first two periods, while Pen Argyl got two in the second period. The first half ended with Pen Argyl threatening on Bangor's nineteen yard line. The second half opened with Pen Argyl kicking off to Bangor. Throughout the third quarter it was nip tnd tuck until the last few minutes when Bangor scored. The fourth quarter showed Bangor holding the upper hand, scoring two touchdowns. Thus ended the 1945 football season. PAGE 59 Q 4 u.11 60 'VHANKSCIVING DAY SCENES l'l1ly1'11g' ilu' fflllllf, P. A. H. S. Build, In Ifurnlnlfml, Two Cupid Basketball Pen .-Xrgyl did not enter the league this year but played only independent games. The teani, under the direction ol' S. Nicholas Fister. played ten independent games during the season, competing with a series ol' High Schools. The scores: Pen Argyl ..... ...... l 0 Chestnut Hill . Pen Argyl ...., ...... 2 l Chestnut Hill . Pen Argyl ..... .......,. E Sl Moravian Prep Pen Argyl ..... ......... 2 8 Northampton . Pen Argyl ..... ......... 2 5 Bangor ,............ Pen Argyl ..... ......... 2 2 P. P. H. S. Pen ,-Xrgyl .,... ......... 2 0 Bangor .......,.. . Pen Argyl ...,, ......,.. 2 4 P. P. H. S. ..,. . Pen .-Xrgyl ...... Xl Portland Pen Argyl ...... F36 Portland lotal ......, ....... 2 1-18 Total ...... . .-Xlthough Pen Argyl played only a few games this season they expect to pl IN more next season as they will be in the Lel1igh-Northampton County l ei ut Cheerleaders .ll-1ANN1c AIURPHY QCapIainj CQRACE M,xR'r1N NANCY Romans Bli'l l4Y H Us I-1 las Evxzmw SHANNON -IAN1-1 Yulsmiv DICNA ULIANA ELIZABETH EALER UYIIISFOIJ is vm Qt Ms I .v.,l' r, fl . yay Top l.t'I'I: I,t'H'.S'UlI'.S' I 1l1l11'ly. liuttutn l.t'It: flfllllllllll' Hays. mv KW' 1- will JF Si-3 fb' pn--H in-' v J Right: f.llg'g .5' l'x1II'I' ll'r4.s IJIHX Bottom Right: You fvfllllt' II. xml ti 3- W 5, M-W-My V- h-,Y W -- W V t -. .... :W NAV,.. W. 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Compliments of Imperial Shirt Company SME WEST BANGOR, PENNSYLVANIA P H O N E 2 4 5 - L WHOLESALE R E T A I L I1 Grube Sz Betts Sporting and Athletic Equipment Phone: 2-1082 511 NORTHAMPTON STREET EASTON, PENNA. l U I-'-'-'-1-14 Co pl 'ments ol Weiss Atlantic Service Station Atlantic Hi-Arc-Aviation Motor Oil Lee Tires and Accessories WIND GAP, PENNSYLVANIA P H 0 N E 1 2 2 - L JAMES WEISS. Proprietor Cp: I f Buffalo Knitting Mills www-4.95 F .x rw ,-mx H ' el I PEN ARGYL, PENNSYLVANIA Il . ,, . ,W ,,,,.,1,,, Best Wishes to the 4 Class of 1946 The W ind Gap Twenty Clubv Greetings and Sincere Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1946 from The Pen Argyl Parent- Teachers' Association Rlr:l1ARn-Immsox, I'rf.v'r rn , r'1'- 'w'x'1 1' I 11 I W fI'SI7ll-Ill I1 I zlrl T ITIIOMAS lllviwl-.'1'T, C!lSllf!'!' W A The First National Bunk T of Pen Argyl, Pennsylvania , A This Bank is fully qualiied to act as T EXECUTOR 1 ADNHNBTRATOR 5 GUARDIAN TRUSTEE A Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 1 T , E.- . r Member of Federal Reserve System GEORGE PARSONS' + MARKET 106 B ST. PEN ARGYL, PA. GROCERIES -1- MEATS T P R O D U C E N A Zwiiw? T Quality Flagstaff Foods l DAVHJSTODDARD R E A L E S T A T E GENERAL INSURANCE Represents: AETNA INSURANCE, INC. Hartford, Conn. Tel. No. 2 BANGOR, PA. T I l'Am Cpl f Blue Mountain Textile Company S? EJ A5 'U' I WIND GAP, PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of II LAUNDRY THE HON' Peifly 81 Drury .IOHN N. HOFFMAN F S P A I BANGOR PENNA L d y S f BANGOR PENNA P 365 ri 74 Caesar Qs Wind Gap Diner expresses CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the GRADUATING CLASS of 1946 : N I s. BEST WISHES FROM The Teen-Agers of Pen Argyl HEY! COME ONE, COME ALL, TO THE GOOD OLD FIREHALL. DANCES EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. TEEN-AGERS DANCE TO THEIR HEARTS' DELIGHT DIETRICH BROS. AUTO COMPANY LDQHQQN.- CHEVROLET SALES AND A Compliments of SUPER SERVICE for 0 A. F. WEAVER'S C A R S I PHARMACY -.,.,gQg,..,.- X Phone 241 PEN ARGYL, PA. H The Rexel' Shre I :R 76 Qfg-AAA AAA Compliments of Rains and Reineking Glove Factory 422332 A A PEN ARGYL PA Compliments of A. Sz H. SPORTWEAR COMPANY JACK HELFGOTT LOUIS ADLER C mpliments of The Compliments of G E M M A ' S L I B E R T Y BEAUTY SALON T H E A T E R A+ . ff PEN ARGYL P ONE 55-W PENNSYLVANIA PEN ARGYL' PA' l'Am2 77 Breezie Gulf Service Lubrication Accessories WIND GAP, PA. D. Calabrese, Proprietor John D. Williams SODA FOUNTAIN CONFECTIONERY POOL ROOM R. E . W a g n e r GENERAL STORE WIND GAP, PA. 242-L 187-J R. W. Greenzweig 8th and Broadway Electrical Appliances WIND GAP, PA. Daniel and Daniel INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance Real Estate WIND GAP, PA. Clarence C. Heller Better Painting and Decorating WIND GAP, PA. Hoelzel Service WIND GAP, PA. Berfha M. 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Phone 26 7-R Expert Lubrication Smick's Service S'l'a1'ion Tires, Tubes and Accessories Tire Repairing and Battery Recharging 602 Penna. Ave. Pen Argyl, Pa. Alan S0 Compliments of Wayne Brown's S'l'ore 303 Heller Avenue PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of P A L M E R The Singing Baker Compliments of Dr. H. H. Jago Compliments of CAREY'S PEN ARGYL, PENNA. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Lobb II N Compliments of PEN ARGYL NATIONAL BANK Good Luck to the Class of 1946 BUTCH'S SERVICE STATION BIG BUTCH AND LITTLE BUTCH PEN ARGYL, PA. I 81 Y i II N P l l Compliments of Andrews' Gulf Service South First Street BANGOR, PENNA. Compliments of A u g u s 1' F r a r e Compliments of The Liberl'y Grill PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of Anihony Zanel'l'e Dealer in SHOE REPAIR AND SHINE MEATS AND GROCERIES PEN ARGYL, PA. 515 Broad Street Pen Airgyl, Pa. Compliments of Cascario's Merkel' PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of l Labar's Al'Ianl'ic Service I i i i L... lg, l'Ami PEN ARGYL, PA . George C. Andrew ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Refrigerators Electric Ranges Electric Washing Machines. Radios Toasters and Percolators All Small Appliances 210 MAIN ST. PEN ARGYL, PA. Main S'I'reel' Meal' Merkel' JOHN ULIANNA, Prop. PEN ARGYL, PA. 82 Complimenzs of CarmeI's Beauiy Salon Pennsylvania Avenue PEN ARGYL, PA. The Sfandard Pennani Company Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE FELT AND LEATHER GOODS BIG RUN, PENNA. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Haldeman PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of Ross Common Manor MR. AND MRS. RALPH FRANCIS Ronco's Au'I'omo1'ive Service NASH SALES AND SERVICE Phone 380-.I BANGOR, PENNA. James Ponfrelli ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERIES Free Delivery Phone 182-W-3 WIND GAP, PA. I Reagan's Highway Service REAGAN BROS., Propriezors GENERAL REPAIRING Gas Towing Oil Phone Pen Argyl 29-T-W-7 Compliments of William J. Lobb P1sN ARGYL, PA. PM L 8.5 Compliments of Charles Bieler 81 Sons. Incorporaled Phone 306 PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of Pen Argyl Milling Company PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of Sleinmelz Bakery BANGOR, PENNA. Compliments of Hower's Service Sl'al'ion Top of Bangor Hill Compliments of TOM'S INN GOOD FOOD Lew Andrew, Proprietor WIND GAP, PA. Compliments of Sandl s Pharmacy PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of Compliments of Pen Argyl Musical B R U G L E R ' S Service GROCERIES MEATS EDWARD MASSI, Proprietor VEGETABLES ACI-1 8-l Pennico Service S'I'a'I'ion FLEET-WING GASOLINE AND MOTOR OIL Accessories and Greasing Compliments of Tammy's Highway Service S'I'a'I'ion BANGOR-PEN ARGYL Wind Gap. Pa. G. Leroy MIi'1ler HIGHWAY , Compliments of Compliments of J O H N B E T Bonney's Drug Sfore Dealer in MEATS AND GROCERIES WIND GAP, PA. , 413 Railroad Ave. Pen Argyl, Pa, Compliments of The Fidelify Sfore ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Gifts for the Home Pen Argyl, Pa. Leo Weiss, Prop. Loveday Palmer FIRE -- AUTO -- LIFE . INSURANCE Notary Public PEN ARGYL, PA. 'lx Hi I Compliments of Warren Miller PEN ARGYL, PA. Compliments of A . D. 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