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

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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.

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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

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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.