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

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'- 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.

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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.

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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