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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1949 volume:

7726 49'ers of 79671 ufrgyl Hgh Qfdzool presmz The 1949 'Uolume I4 M E, Nil CO H R S PEN ARC-YL PENNSYLVANIA Ex fzbrzlf UTKZFJUI' cf fl This Volume of Memoirs hos been published with the hope thot, m the yeorrs to come, it will bring book happy memories of high school days. 2 Dedzmfzm We, the 49'ers, feel proud to dedicate this fourteenth edition of MEllI0fl'.l' to one whose outstanding per- sonality will long remain in our memories. Since our entrance into P.A.H.S. she has proved most understanding and friendly. Her willingness to help us start on our journey led us to put faith in ourselves and never fear an oncoming task. She is willing to lend a hand when-ever or where-ever it is needed. Due to her patience and knowledge our library is under the best possible direction. It is, therefore, not surprising that we dedicate this volume to Miss GRACE E. D1zNNIs--''Pew-.rmmlify Pflljlu 3 Q1 fmzz Jlfafer Nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountains Beneath the azure sky Rests our noble Alma Mater Rests Pen Argyl High. Her lofty tower of shining white Amid the hills of green Stands a stalwart sentinel That ever can be seen. In her spacious halls of learning Let our memories roam For there is no greater treasure By immortals known. We will always love and praise you Green and White our cry Hail to thee Our Alma Mater Hail Pen Argyl High. Trzbzzfe This year, 1949, marks not only the graduation of another class from Pen Argyl High School, but also the retirement of one of its faculty members. In her years of teaching, her understanding and cooperative personality, as well as her instructive abilities, have etched their way deeply into our hearts. It is only fitting and proper, therefore, that we, the class of 1949, pay tribute to Miss Daisy V. Shannon, as a token of our appreciation and remembrance. 5 dfllflyf Buck Rou'7Left to Right- HAROLD L. MILLERF-Business FRED W. LEONARD-Science. Drivcr Training. Coach of Football, Basketball, Baseball HARRY II. MERVINEYEnglish, History, Assistant Football Coach GEORGE H. MCCLOSKEY, JR.-Industrial Arts ROBERT O, BEHR4Band. English. Problems of Democracy GRACE Y. SAMSONiSocial Living GRACE E. DENNIS-Library, Geography, English MARIAN T. MARTIN-Social Studies, English jOHN J. HIGGINS----Fine Arts ALLEN H. JACKSONfIx'Idtl16II1HfiCS XVILLARD H. SCI-IADEL-Science JOHN F. LAKY-Health, Physical Education, Faculty Manager of Athletics SALVATORE A. MAZZEO-Business If! 1'.sr I Rau'-Left to Right- MARY E. SMEDLEY, R.N.-Scl icmcm l Nurse EDNA R. IMI-IOF-Latin, French, English HESTER A. HELLER-Social Studies SARAH M. jONES-Science. History j. B. LAHR--Principal, Social Sciences DR. XVILLIAM E. MUTH-Supervising Principal VIRGINIA E. GARLAND-Administrative Secretary ANNA S. KRESS-Music Supervision DAISY V. SHANNON-English, Geography, Health MARCUS M. STOPP-Mathematics JULIA gl. REIMERT-Administrative Secretary Knot pictured, WQIENIGRS W embr Glam' Qffcerf Buck Rau'-john Palmer, Albino Zanchcttin Fiazrf Rmrsjohn Pezzuto, Virginia Celot 8 MARGARET V. AIBBUZZE SE Course: Commercial. Clubs: Business Education Club 1213 Tri-Hi-Y Q31 .Marge is one of the quiet girls from our class. Very little is known of her outside life, but we do know that almost All of her time is spent in Bangor. CLYDE J. BELLIS Uourse: General. Flubs: Hi- Y C333 Baseball Ili: Year- book Staff, Basketball Man- ager Cars are a hobby with Flyde -especially old ones, but Just watch that temper ol' his Hy when things go Backward for him, and it doesnt quiet down until things are settled. MARY JANE BETTINI Course: Uoinnierc-ial. Clubs: Business Club C29 'M is for her merry laugh- ter that bubbles ever out- ward. She spreads Joy with her cheery smile, but. Blushing seems to be an outstanding trait. THOMAS E. BOYLE Fourse: General Scientiiie. Clubs: Football 147: Basket- ball 137 Tall, quiet and bashful is our Tom. He is Energetic and puts his heart into all tasks. His Best pastime is basketball whieh be likes very much. ARCHIE R. ALBANE SE Course: General Seientiilc. Clubs: Photo Club 123: Vice President ill: Football 125: Student Football Coach KU: Hi-Y lflji Nlixed Chorus 1253 School Play 425: Yearbook Staff A. happy-go-lurky ft-llow of our class, he is one of our Reliable boys who gave a helping hand in coaching football, And he is also a lover of gymnastics. HAROLD BELLIS Fourso: General. Clubs: Football 41173 Baseball QU Harold is another small boy in our class, But has proved his motto Small, but mighty on the gridiron. HARRY G. BICKFOBD Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Football 139: Mixed Chorus 123: Hi-Y f2JQ Jun- ior Vrize Speaking Contest Here is a boy who manages to get Iiat tires while coming to sc-hool, and Going to Wind Gap uses most of his gas, But this is possible only be- c-auso of his eager desire. MARILYN J. BRINT ON Uourse: General Scientiiie. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 1353 Glee Club 135: Mixed Phorus 1235 Junior Prize Speaking, Year- book Staff Many girls are determined to get what they want. and Marilyn is no excep- tion. Just sneak up sometime when she is talking to a group. and you can Bet your last penny she is talking about some of those prejudieed people. IBEZBNICE E. CAESAR Course: Commercial. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y till: Business Edu- cation Club 1233 Historian ill: School Play 125: Year- book Staff: Newspaper Staff Born to be everyone's friend, she was Ellie-iont as our Junior Class secretary. Sho Can't help being tho short- est girl of the class. PALMA A. CATINO Course: Commerc-ial. Clubs: Business Education Club i293 Tri-Hi-Y 133: Student Director of Play 413: Christ- mas Pageant ill: News- paper Stall' Pleasing' personality pro- motes her popularity. She is Always ready to add her bil. and you Can'L help but hs-ar her gay l?lllg'hlPl'. ANTHONY CESARE Course: General, Clubs: Bas- ketball Manager: Baseball tl? Although 'l'ony's molto is Silence is Golden , he has many admirers, and, Come to think of it, we think he's swell, too. MARTIN R. COBY Course: General. Clubs: Football till: Mana,-:Jer til Motts is the character in lab class who is constantly afeared his partners will blow up the school? Ready to help anyone when- ever possible. XVe Can't seem to figure out where he keeps himself. BETTY B. CAESAR Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 435: Glee Club 133: Mixed Chorus til: 1'hotog'raphy Club 117: Treasurer LU: School Play CU Bubbling personality, win- ning smile and her Really fine traits have ac- quired Countless friends and a sure success in the future. VIRGINIA M. CEIIOT Course: Commercial. Clubs: Band C313 Glee Club till: Business Education Club 1233 Secretary 415: Senior Class Secretary: MixeJ Chorus L33 Very humorous in her typ- ing class, she M8kflS friends easily, and no 0116 Can avoid being happy in her presence. VIRGINIA MAE CLEW ELL Course: General. Clubs: Business Edueation Club 1255 Band tll Very few girls are as lueky as Ginny. Mlany of them can drive, but Can't get thr- Car as often as she does. GLORIA J. DOCKING Course: General Sc-ientitlc. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y H335 Glee- Club 1353 Mixod Chorus 115: lhotography Club C173 Tri- Hi-Y Basketball LU Generous and hard working is our Gloria Just another fun-loving' friend. Sho is Diligently planning for the future. HARRY H. EDWARDS Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Football t4J: Hi-Y t1J: Play 115 Hey Bobby, wanna play? Humorous and full of fun, he is well liked by every- one. Every class must have a. clown, and Popeye is one of ours. LOBBAINE MAR-IE GE TZ Course: Commercial. Clubs: Glee Club 133: Mixed Chorus 135: Play 125: Business Ed- ucation Club 121: News- paper Staff Laughter and her Gift of Gab are Most of Lorraine-'s traits. She is a swell, Good-natured friend and al- ways ready to join the fun. ETHEL MAE GUM Course: Commercial. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 137: Business Edu- cation Club L29 Eager to be a successful business girl, she Makes the most of her time by studying. The G-entleness and quietness she displays are her main charac teristics. RAYMOND J. HENDERSHOT Course: General Mathemat- ics. Clubs: Mixed Chorus 113: Basketball t1J: Football tfipg Junior Prize Speaking, Year- book Editor Bemembered as being editor of our yearbook, Ray is a Joking, popular, all around good fellow. Having a pleasing disposi- tion, he is sure to succeed in college. ANNA MARIE FRAGANO Course: C'ommercia.l. Clubs: Business Education Club 129: Tri-Hi-Y Q13 An ambitious girl who loves to work in a store, sho is Most successful in Retail Selling. Her Friendly and courteous na- ture helps her Win her many pals. DOROTHY ANN GROSS Course: General. Clubs: tilee Club 1453 Mixed Vhorus till: Business Education Club 111: Tri-Hi-Y t3J Dottie is best known for hor blonde hair And pleasing smile. Also Great is her ability in music. FREDERICK H. HARDING Course: College Preparatory. Clubs: Hi-Y t2Jg Band t4J: tlhristinas Play tljg Mixed Uhorus CU: Junior Prize Speaking: Yearbook Staff Frequently seen trying: to solve those diificult prob- lems, He is the brain of our class, and was Helpful, indeed, as our class poet. ERNEST B. HUGHES Uourse: General Scientific. Clubs: Hi-Y t3J: Vice Presi- dent tljg Football Manager 4493 Baseball ill: Basket- ball t3j, Co-captain tljg School Play fly: Mixed Chorus Q23 Entertaining you any time, any place. He is a Roving forward on our bas- ketball team and Has proved his ability as our co-captain. CHARLES M. JENSEN Course: General Scientific. Club: Football 421 Coming from the State of Brooklyn, he has trouble with his R's . Many boys have old cars. but Chas. had a Ford con- vertible-year4?l Just the same, he is a good classmate, and we all think well of him, EILEEN T. KELLOW Course: Commercial, Clubs: Glee Club 141: Mixed Chorus C315 Tri-Hi-Y 431: Business Education Club 421: Play C211 Yearbook Staff, News- paper Editor Efficient in everything she attempts. she Tries to do her bit whenever she can. Her Keen mind is always being put to a good use. GLADYS SARAH ,KOTZ Course: Commercial. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 131: Business Edu- cation Club 121 Gladys goes for a quiet life. VVQ know She will be a great success. for she Xnows the value of silence. when necessary. ABLE NE MAE LAMBE RT Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Glee Club C413 Tri- Hi-Y C313 Basketball 1113 Junior Prize Speaking, Mix- ed Chorus L31 Attaining her diploma is Dolly's main objective. She is Mlusically inclined and is sure to make a success of this as her career. but Living' out in the sticks has proved to be an inconven- ience to her some of' the time. WESLEY H. JORY Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Football Q41, Co-cap- tain 111: Basketball 421: Hi- Y Q31g Yearbook Staff Willing to be co-operative as co-captain of our toot- ball team He is always around and ready to give a helping hand when needed. Joan is the one who takes up most of his time. STANLEY M. KELLOW Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Football 1313 Hi-Y Q11 Studying seems to be a problem for Pinky: :Maybe it is because he likes school so well. Kidding seems to be another one of his traits. FREDERICK L. KRAEMER Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Hi-Y 111: Football 4-11: liasltetbull Q21 Friendly, clever and always Lending a helping hand whenever possible is our Fritz. Kindly see Mr. Ronco for proof of his ambition. CLAUDE A. LE SSIG Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Football H15 Basket- ball l21: Baseball Manager 111: Photography Club 121, President 111: Hi-Y Q21 Cheerful, popular, and good looking All describe our Claude. He Likes football and puts his heart into doing his best. GERALD W. LUGG- Courso: General, Flubs: lfootball till Gerald is a. very tall boy. He Will al wa ys try to help everyone where hr- is need- ed. Xi te are sure it will Last in the futuro. VIRGINIA A. MASTERS Course: General Scientitic. tllubsz Tri-Hi-Y 123, Presi- dent t1J: Photography Club t2J: Band tljg Christmas Pageant tlj Vim, vigor and vitality are Ginny's passwords, and Although she spends time talking about Sampson, her dog, we remember Mlost of all a girl who is full of fun and willing to help. ROBERT W. MINCHIN Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Football HJ: Basket- ball tillg Baseball tljg Hi- Y till Really a line classmate, and a. pal who is always full of fun. His saying Wanna play. Popeye? wins him many a laugh. Miore friends are always coming his way. JOAN ANN OLIVER Course: t'ommt:rCial. t lubs: Glue Club t-lj: Mixed Chorus till: Play t2l3 Band 131: Business Education Club C293 Tri-Hi-Y t3J: News- paper Stan Just another one of those gals who low-s l'un. She hopes to Attain her wish to go XVes-t after graduation. One of her personal traits is joking and teasing. GRACE T. MASSI tlourse: General Scientific. tllubs: Tri-Hi-Y till: tliet: Club t3J: Mixed Chorus t2Jg Business Education t'lub t2J: Drum Majorctte 121: Tri-Hi-Y Basketball tlj. Graceful as a dancer and drum-majorette. she has a Terrific personality and a. wonderful sense of humor. Most delighted when riding around in that Green Chevy. STANLEY W. MILLER Uourse: General Scicntitic. t'll.1llSI Baseball tljg Hi-Y t37: Football t-tj: Basket- ball Q29 Stan comes from a lint: of football players, With his bashful personal- ity and his Many pleasing attributes, he is sure to succeed in wha.- ever hc attempts. JACK V. MORRIS Course: General Scifentitic. Clubs: Football t-lj, t'0-cap- tain tljg Basketball till: Baseball t2J, Hi-Y tlb Jeepers! VVatch .laek blush when ht- reads this- 'Van Johnson of our class , but More-so when wo speak of his ability as co-captain of our football squad. ANNA T. PAGOTTO Uourse: General Sciontitic. tllubsz Tri-Hi-Y 125: Pho- tography tllub 425: Play t2bg tlhristmas Pageant C17 Always ready to have a good Time. she is poised and gracious. Her Personality will help her to be happy and to bring happiness to others. JOHN' E. PALMER Course: Genoral Industrial. Clubs: Football H13 Christ- mas Play U15 Senior Class Truasnrt-r J. P. is our elected treasurer Every class has a woman- hator, and Palmor is ours. John spends most of his time trapping' -wliat'?'? HARRY G. PASKEWICZ Courso: General Sffientilic. Haw- you soon our slick senior? Gifted with a pleasing: per- sonality, Pe-tcho is suro to uphold his many friends. JOHN M. PEZZUTO Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Football 1413 Basket- ball 131, Co-captain 111: Baseball 1213 Hi-Y U13 Sen- ior Class Preside-nt: Student Council 111 Just a swell fellow who is energetic and hs-lpful, Mike has many assets, but his Pleasant personality is sure to gain him a dosired fu- ture. CARL W. ROBERTS Courso: General. Clubs: Hi- Y t31: Photography Club 111: Pagfoant Q11 Cal is another onv of those quivt boys of our class Who is good naturod. VW- always find him Ready to drivw- a rar at any timo the opportunity arisus. GORDEN G. PARSONS Course: General Scientific. G-ordy is the Eyes and Ears of our class. but Goes out of town for fvmi- ninc- talent and usually tinds it.. Passing jokvs is a, liobby of his, but he spends his snare- timv in gathering information. PETER I'. PAVAN Courso: Goneral. Clubs: Bass-ball t21g Yearbook Staff Pvttf- is a, good friond to everyone- and is often Found loaiinp: in the Grill. His irroat Pastimv is art. at which he is vm-ry talentofl. WYNFIELD F. FRITCHARD Course: Commercial. Clubs: Football 121: Baseball t213 Hi-Y t31: Business Educa- tion Club t21g Newspaper Staff 'Windy works vt-ry hard in typing? class. For he puts much of his timt- on our school news- paper' and Passes amonfsq his friunds as a jolly, good fellow. DORIS EIIEANOR RUNDLE Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Glee Club 1315 Mixed Chorus t31g Tri-Hi-Y Q21 Dilly, dilly-Lavender Green -NVhat a day! Enough of that! Doris is Really a good sport and a swell classmate. LAWRENCE SALVADOR Cou rse: General Lawrence. the little, but mighty, one of our class is sure to Succeed in his ambition to visit Texas. MARY LOU' SCHNECK Course: General. Clubs: Glee Club 133: Mixed Chorus 123: Business Education Club 123 Many girls in our room havent decided on their futures, but this Lassie has. She is sure to make a Success of her future home- life. JOAN P. SHANNON Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 133, Treas- urer 113: Glee Club 143: Mixed Chorus 133: Photog- raphy Club 123 Jubilant. friendly and busy, Joan's Personal interests are on her dog and hunting. Surely she will roach her goal. ETHEL MAE SNYDEB Course: Commercial. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 133, Secretary 113: Glee Club 133, Treasurer 113: Business Education Club 123: Mixed Chorus 133 Eager for fun and enjoy- ment Most of us are familiar with her giggle. Sociability and friendliness are her main traits. MARIE A. SCHAPFER Course: Commercial. Clubs: Business Education Club 123. Treasurer 113: Student Council 113 Making the best of every thing, she is A quiet, unassuming: girl. Al th ou gh Shy. she is the tint-st and the best. NORMA M. SEG-ATTI Course: Commercial. Clubs: Business Education Club 123: Glee Club 113: Tri-Hi-V 123: Newspaper Staff Never lonely or in need of a. friend, Norma is Miost happy when matching' one of those Surprising football games. 'VIVIAN G. SMITH Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Glee Club 143, Presi- dent 113: Cheerleading 133, Captain 113: Photography Club 123: Mixed Chorus 1333 Tri-Hi-Y 133: Yearbook Staff Vigorous Chick, our cheer- leading captain, showed Great enthusiasm at our football games. She is very Sociable and sure to be sur- rounded by her many friends. MAE In. STARNER Course: Gene ral Scicntiiic. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 133: Glee Club 113: Business Educa- tion Club 123: 'Fri-Hi-Y Bas- ketba ll Most df-liglitcd when lofifina' on Broad Street. she still nnds time to Lend much to the lives of her friends. She is Sure to secure happiness ahead. DONALD A. TOCKET Courso: 11:-noral. Clubs: Football 123 Did anyone soo Donald in school today? Always beting able to got out of a pinch, Tot-kot is suro to be- a suc- ot-ss in the Air Corps. KATHRYN VALERIE VERONA Course: Comme-t't'ial. Clubs: liusinoss Education Club 123. President 113: Junior llrize Speaking: Tri-Hi-Y 1333 Basketball 113: School l'lay 123: Business Manage-r ot' Yearbook Kindnoss and sinnority aro Kay's most admirable- traits, A Vivid pt-rsonality will hr-lp hor in sv v o r y t h i n 5: sho does. Sho has a Vary frit-ndly disposition. and will succt-4-d as a journalist. GLADYS MAY WARNER Course: Cornmort-ial. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 123: Iiusincss Edu- cation Club 123 Good acrobat on thc gym floor and a pc-rson who Makes you laugh with ht-r. Sho is also a Wliiz in hor math, for which shi- is noti-rl. MARLE NE J. WILLIAMS Course: Gonoral Sviontitic. Clubs: Photography 123, Christmas Pageant 113 Main de-liprht is Saturday night. She is Just a typic-ally grand girl, and Wt- find hor willing to co- operate always. LOUISE A. 'ULIANA Courso: Commorcial. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 133: Rusinf-ss Edu- cation Club 123: Yearbook Statt: Nr-wspaper Stafl' Laugh and the world laughs with you is A favorite- saying of Louise-'s, and Usually, under most cirrum- stanros, you can soc- ht-r come- smiling' through. LENA J. VISENTIN Course: General Scientific. Clubs: Cher-rloading' 133: 'Fri-Hi-Y 133: Business Edu- Qation Club 113: Glow Club 133: Mixed Chorus 1133 Priza Speaking, Fhotograpliy' Club 113 Like most people, vivacious, fun-loving Loo is usually soon Joking with friends. Slit- is Vory onthusiastic about he-r career as a dental hyfrion- ist. WILLIAM J. WENNING-ER Course: Gt-neral. Clubs: Football 143 With tht- co-operation of others, Dopo's main Job is to graduato, and Witliout Skinny's aid hs- would ho lost. ALBINO B. ZANCHETTIN, JR. Course: Collazo Preparatory. Clubs: Football Managor 133: Christmas Parte-ant 113: anoo Tilovk, is Ztf-alous in all ho dots ALICE J. ZANETTE Course: Gonoral Scientific. Clubs: Photography Club 123: Christmas Pageant 113 Aim ot' talontt-d Alico is to Join tht' World of fashion clt-sig'nin:.':. Sho Zips from hunting to-fishing' which are her main hob- bios. St-nior Vim- President Always noat in his apptai Bono. hailing from Joix Honor Society We are proud to inscribe the names of the following pupils on the Pen Argyl High School Scroll of Scholastic Achievement: Back Row-Left to Right Frou! Row-Left to Right john E. Palmer Marilyn J. Brinton Eileen T. Kellow Virginia M. Celot Louise A. Uliana Kathryn V. Verona Albino B. Zanchettin, jr. Ethel M. Snyder Not pictured-Frederick I-I. Harding 17 Class Poem u '- ,I .. E .J-D! The Trail Wondering what we would find on this day, Climbing the hill all agog-on our way! Bustling along with a grin and a shout, XX'e were the seventh grade, just starting out. Learning the building was our first big chore Look into this door. then wander some more. Turn 'round a corner, curious of face, Gradually learning the run of the place. Finally settled. we started the grind, Pushing our pencils and trying to find Ways to ease off on the work to be done, Things that would help us to have some more fun. Time then went by like an old local train, One moment slowly, but then what a gain! Stretches of smooth track went gliding along. Mingled with bumps when-e'er something went wrong. Dances and sports gave us loads of good fun, Hardworking teachers, repeating their puns, Tried to make lighter the load that we bore, Stripped all the problems right down to the core. XX'e made new friends just as soon as we found Fellows from other towns joining the crowd. Going all together we worked toward our goal, Solving, creating and filling our role. Interest went to activities. clubs, Hobbies and work proved that we were not dubs. Following the trail we went on our way. Climbing the ladder a step every day. Rushing along through the seasons we went, Chasing, pursuing a scholarly bent. Gradually nearing the end of the line. With all our senses keyed up to the time, Vlfhen off! to the world all around us we'd fly, Wforking at this joh, and wondering why XX'e hadn't taken up some other course, Believing in innocence naught could be worse. Looking back fondly on days we had passed Vfith all the friends we had made in the last Half dozen years we had spent on this earth, All of us living for all we were worth, Vile shan't forget all the fun that we had, Even though sometimes we had to be bad. And mem'ry will never lose sight of that place, Our dear Alma Mater, where started our pace. -Frederick Harding l8 OUR FIRST STEP Class History On a clear, blue morning of September, 45 , we sat in school thinking of the mighty freshmen that we were, dreaming of the days that were to come and of the activities that they held for us. We organized our class under the supervision of Mr. J. B. Lahr. We elected the following olhcers for the year: Preridenl .cc.......,c.... .......,,,,.. F red Kraemer Serrelary ,,,.......,,............ Raymond Hendershot Vice Preridenl ..,,..,,.,,,..,.,,.,,,,.... Stanley Miller Trearzzrer ,..,s...,,,,...,....i.,,,,..,............, Alice Zanette Our only social event of the year was our big dance, The Freshman Hop , held in May. It was a success, enjoyed by all. As we became Sophomores, we were joined by pupils from Wind Gap and West Bangor. After everyone became acquainted, we organized under the guidance of Mr. J. B. Lahr and Mr. Salvatore Mazzeo. We elected the following officers for the year: Prefidenl ..,...............,..,,...,....,,.,. Harry Edwards Secretary ....,..,. . ............,.. Marilyn Brinton Vive President ....,,,,, ,...,,,,,,,...,.. F red Kraemer Trerzrzzrer ...,.,................................. Stanley Miller We immediately ordered our class rings which we received in the early spring. 20 Many Sophomores participated in such school activities as Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, football, and basketball. Everyone attained a better idea of what the future years at P.A.H.S. held for us. We held our Sophomore Hop in the spring, which concluded our activities of the year. As we entered upon our Junior year in school, we immediately organized our class under the able guidance of Mr. Marcus Stopp and Miss Hester Heller. The officers elected were as follows: Preyidenl .,....,,,....,.........., ..,.,.,...... F red Kraemer Sefrezary ....,., ,...,,,,..............,,.,..,.. B ernice Caesar Vice Preridenl ,..........,,,,,., Mary Jane Bettini Treasurer ..........,...,...............,....,... Eileen Kellow We voted and selected as our class motto- Always Forward, Never Backward , class colors Blue and Gray , class flower Yellow Rose . We undertook campaigns to sell Christmas cards and to take subscriptions for magazines in an at- tempt to raise money for our yearbook and social events. In May, the class held the junior Prom in the high school gymnasium, followed in june by the highlight of the year, the Junior Banquet . The banquet was held at Monomonock lnn, in the Poconos. With this we concluded our activities of the junior year and approached our goal as seniors. We returned to school in September to become proud seniors. We embarked on the last lap of our twelve-year journey together under the leadership of the following ofhcers and advisers: Preiiderzl ............,.. ,,.,...,............,, J ohn Pezzuto TI'9tZJ'ZH'61' ...,,.....,,,.,,,,...,,,........,,,......, john Palmer Vice Preriderzl ....,.,,..,,...... Albino Zanchettin Adzfirerr ....... .,.,,,...... M rs. Edna R. Imhof Secrelary ,,,, ,,.,.....,..,,. ,,.,..,,,,,,,..... V i rginia Celot Mr. Harry U. Mervine We held two bake sales and two public dances to obtain more money to put into our yearbook. We obtained class pennants, caps and emblems from the Standard Pennant Company. On April 29, we held our last dance, the Senior Prom, followed by the Senior Banquet on May 27. Both events were highly successful. These activities, followed by Baccalaureate, Class Day, and Com- mencement, concluded our final year at P.A.H.S. We shall always remember the guidance and train- ing that we have received during our school days at good old Pen Argyl High. 49' X , 21 Senior Data Name Margaret Abruzzese Archie Albanese Clyde Bellis Harold Bellis Mary jane Bettini Harry Bickford Thomas Boyle Marilyn Brinton Bernice Caesar Betty Caesar Palma Catino Virginia Celot Anthony Cesare Virginia Clewell Martin Cory Gloria Docking Harry Edwards Anna Fragano Lorraine Getz Dorothy Gross Ethel Gum Frederick Harding Raymond Hendershot Ernest Hughes Charles Jensen Wesley jory Eileen Kellow Stanley Kellow Gladys Kotz Nick Name Marge Arch Bricky Shorty ,lean General Slim Marilyn Bernie Bettina Pam Ginny Tony Clew Motts Gloria Popeye Ann Getzi Dottie Ethel Fred Ray Ernie Chas Wes Eileen Pinky R Kotzie X J.. , . C foarurteriftic Quietness Masculine Appearance Blushing Height Bangs Big feet Daydreaming Red hair Small features Long eye lashes Fingernails Born Comedian Quietness Driving Physical Build Arguing Firm chin Long hair Giggling Blond Hair Hair Hair Smart dressing No back teeth Driving Model A's Black beard Brains His walk Quietness Mart Deligbted ll l1e1z At a football game Playing football Riding a jalopy Out of scl rcmim l Square dancing In Wfincl Gap Playing basketball In the Chevy With the gang With Mike N.Y.U. is on vacation Acting up I Sleeping Loafing Eating In Wind Gap Sleeping Tony is around Laughing In the Nash Driving the Chevy Listening to a hair- raising Symphony In Solid class Playing basketball Witli Shirley Out l ? Writing letters Telling jokes Dancing 22 Pe! Haze High heels One of his Nicknames Pen Argyl Riding the bus Nicknames Chemistry XXf'ork A jealous person Being short Freckles Trouble makers Sewing darts Girls P ? Wfork Chemistry Teasing Getting up in the morning Cold weather Homework Books The country Girls Getting out of bed Carrying blocking dummies Work Getting up early Dusting Chemistry Math Ambition Designer Be an Aviator Carpenter join the Merchant Marines Secretary Have a shop of his own To be a Big Shot Nurse Singer College Teacher Secretary Pilot ? ? Mason Waitress Knight of the road Business woman Secretary Business College Secretary Technical Engineer Give competition to Rembrandt Earn a Million Dollars on Stop the Music Loafing Man of leisure Business work Have a car of his own Secreta ry Name Frederick Kraemer Arlene Lambert Claude Lessig Gerald Lugg Grace Massi Virginia Masters Stanley Miller Robert Minchin jack Morris joan Oliver Anna Pagotto john Palmer Gorden Parsons Harry Paskewicz Peter Pavan john Pezzuto Wynheld Pritchard Carl Roberts Doris Rundle Lawrence Salvador Marie Schaffer Mary Lou Schneck Norma Segatti Joan Shannon Vivian Smith Ethel Snyder Mae Starner Donald Tocket Louise Uliana Kathryn Verona Lena Visentin Gladys W'arner William Wenninger Marlene Williams Albino Zanchettin Alice Zanette Nick Name Fritz Dolly Buddy Lanky Gray Ginny Stan Bob Tickle Joanie Ann Mr. P. Gordy Petcho Pete Mike XVindy Cal Doris Larry Marie Schnecky Norma Ioan Chick Esso Starner Tocket Lewy Kay Lee Snooky Dope g Lenna Beno Jeanette C bamcleririir Baby face Asking questions Curly hair Height Good dancing Talkativeness Dimples Bow legs Height Bangs N. Y. accent Quietness Talkativeness Wavy hair Eyes Curly hair His beard Chewing gum Laughing Dimples Quietness Always reading Eyes Hunting Liveliness Dutch accent Smile Loafing Laughing Intelligence Temper Curly hair G. I. haircuts Appearance Black hair Clothes Mort Deliglaled W'ben School is out In Bob's company Gloria is present Loafing With johnny Walking Sampson Taking a cruise in the car Walking with Madeline Playing football- basketball Wes is around With Jack Working at the Toy Factory In Nazareth Out of school Loafing With girls Playing basketball Loahng Riding buses Driving the Dodge truck Having fun With Roy Watching football games In the darkroom Having fun Dancing In the Buick Playing hooky Dancing With Mike With Cesare With ? ? ? In Nazareth Buying clothes In W' est Bangor With Case 23 Pet Hale Work Math Sundaes Work Old cars Prejudiced people Easton movies People who can't take jokes Sitting in school on sunny days Staying home nights Mill work Girls Home work Getting up early Girls ? ? Early rising Typing Home work Late buses Study Hall Working in the mill Home work Working Formals Keeping quiet Missing the school bus Rural life Women Sewing darts Waiting for people Nazareth Jealousy Staying in Pen Argyl Mill work Silly girls Gossip Ambition join the Foreign Legion To go to Music School To own Mackes's Ccandy kitchen J To graduate Earn money To enter college Navy Football Coach Join the Foreign Legion Nurse College Join the Foreign Legion To travel Big shot Artist To go to California Mechanic Slater Missionary Visit Texas Secretary Be a successful Housewife Designer Beautician To teach Physical Ed. Secretary Beautician join the Army Air Force To be a teacher Journalist Dental Hygienist Beautician Marines College College Designer We, the Class of 1949, being mentally balanced and having healthy bodies, do, in order that our under- classmen, the juniors, may graduate, hereby solemnly will and bequeath, on this the tenth day of june, in the year of our Lord 1949, these, our favorite traits and items. May we be kindly remembered by them and may they accept these gifts with the same spirit in which they are given. IX Jaw 9 re il .44 Margaret Abruzzese wills her quiet ways to Rose Mariano and Millie Mariano. Archie Albanese wills his aggressive attainments to Richard Matlock and Royal Pritchard. Clyde Bellis wills his teasing ways to Donald Stiles and Harold Finkbeiner. Harold Bellis wills his small features to Harry Oaten. Mary jane Bettini wills her bashfulness to joyce Zanette. Harry Bickford wills his driving ability to Shirley Honey. Thomas Boyle wills his way with the girls to Williain Harding. Marilyn Brinton wills her regular attendance at the Teen-Age dances to Celia Squillaro. Bernice Caesar wills her singing ability to Bernice Shook. Betty Caesar wills her talkativeness to Theresa Gaiotti and Rose Fiorot. Palma Catino wills her bus ride to school to Win- ifred Doney. Virginia Celot wills her pleasant ways to Marie Armelin. Anthony Cesare wills his class napping to George Tucker. Virginia Clewell wills her desire to live in Pen Argyl to Virginia Moyer. Martin Cory wills his sharp dancing to Robert Knapp. Gloria Docking wills her friendliness as a waitress to Loretta Davis and june Repsher. Harry Edwards wills his place as class clown to William Hill. Anna Fragano wills her bookkeeping record to Alvera Zeruth and Irene Lawler. Lorraine Getz wills her quietness in class to Gage Podboy. Dorothy Gross wills her promptness to john Begies and james Powell. Ethel Gum wills her natural curls to Marilyn Stopp, Frederick Harding wills his scholastic attainment to Frank Lucrezi. Raymond Hendershot and Kathryn Verona will their yearbook headaches to Rodney Houck and Marie Rossigno. Ernest Hughes wills his agility in playing basket- ball to Sherwood Lessig. Charles Jensen wills his fondness for New York to Lillian Pagotto. Wesley jory and jack Morris will their responsi- bility as co-captains to Robert Stauffer and Morris Cozzubbo. Eileen Kellow wills her shorthand knowledge to Jeanne Frutchey. Stanley Kellow and Gerald Lugg will their chem- istry grades to Victor Salvador. Gladys Kotz wills her secret life to Charlotte Becker. Frederick Kraemer wills his interest in mechanics to Thomas Cesare. Arlene Lambert wills her musical talent to Pauline Aulisio. Claude Lessig wills his liking for underclassmen to George Francisco. Grace Massi wills her dexterity as majorette to Dorothy Stofflet. Virginia Masters wills her affection for dogs to Marie Yeisley. Stanley Miller wills his football activities to Ed- ward Beers. Robert Minchin wills his humorous nature to john Celot. joan Oliver wills her many problems to Shirley LaBarre. Anna Pagotto wills her seat in the mill to Marlene Young. john Palmer wills being the class bachelor to Wil- liam Werner. Gorden Parsons wills his wish to please the cus- tomer to Arnold Zorzetto. Harry Paskewicz wills his love of travel to Dora Marcon and Virginia Figner. Peter Pavan wills his delight in baseball to Harold Bush. john Pezzuto wills his speed as football flash to Richard Lugg. Wyniield Pritchard wills his motorcycle rides to Elaine Silfies. Carl Roberts wills being a whizz at typing to Bar- bara Lynn. Doris Rundle wills her skill as milk-maid to Theresa Bruno. Lawrence Salvador wills his free education to june Kopko. Marie Schaffer wills her attachment for Pen Argyl Street to Gloria Edwards. Mary Lou Schneck wills her future plans to Kath- leen Ricciardelli. Norma Segatti wills being a football fan to An- thony DeNadai. Joan Shannon wills her cleverness as class cook to Kaye Lobb. Vivian Smith wills her eager assistance to Carole Tonkin. Ethel Snyder wills her Dutch accent to Walter Parsons. Mae Starner wills her gum-chewing to Louise Wilson. Donald Tocket wills his second home at the Grill to Arlean Bonney. Louise Uliana wills her long skirts to Arlene Par- sons. Lena Visentin wills her memories to Corienne Broad. Gladys Warner wills her mysterious nature to jac- queline Shook. William Wenninger will his secret love life to Dorothy Perinotto. Marlene Williams wills her light hair to Marie Zanette. Albino Zanchettin wills his admiration for West Bangor to Marie Ceraul and Angeline Abruz- zese. Alice Zanette wills her horsemanship to Ann Zil- lessen and Samuel Coscia. In witness whereof we have hereunto subscribed our names and affixed our seal, the tenth day of june, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred forty-nine. 62' ' Va? s at s s sw ff Junior Class As it entered into an interesting and active year, the junior class held a meeting to elect officers. Those elected were: President ,,....,,,,..,.. .... ,..,,,,.., . R obert Stauffer Vice Preriderzf ,..i,..... r.......,,,,, V ictor Salvador .........,,,.Theresa Gaiotti ,Celia Squillaro Secretary ....,........,,,,... Treasurer ,.........,,,....,,....,,,,r,,,......,, ,... , . . .,.. junior Edilor of Yearbook ,,.....,,,,,., .,,....,,,,,,......,,.,., . Rodney Houck fznzior Bzzrinerf Manager of Yearbook ....,..,,,,. Marie Rossigno Aclzfiyerx .,.,..,,.... Miss Hester A. Heller, Mr. Marcus M. Stopp During another class meeting the class colors, Blue and Gold, were chosen, and the types of caps, pennants, and emblems to be selected were discussed. On a later date the class officers chose May 6 and May 20 as the dates for the junior Prom and junior Banquet respectively. Activities during the year were the annual magazine subscription drive in which this year's junior class set a new record for sales at a total of 352226, the annual junior Prize Speaking Contest, and the frequent participation of class members in chapel programs. 28 Sophomore Class Preijdefzl ........,......,,. ,.........., ...... P 6 ter Pezzuto Vive President AA.,,.,,.. ,,.....,.,., W ayne Wagner Sec'rela1'y ...,.,..,. ...,,. . . ..,,....... Carolyn Farleigh Treamreff ,.,,.,.... . ..,,.,,,.,. .Faith Tucker The Sophomore Class finishing its second year of high school, is prepared to advance toward the final two years which hold more knowledge and training. Under the guidance of Miss Daisy Shannon and Mr. Salvatore Mazzeo, class rings were ordered and received in the spring. The class dance, held in the early spring, was highly successful. This event concluded the activities for the year. Everyone now looks to the future at P.A.H.S. 29 Freshman Class Prerideni ............,.....,. ,,,,,,,s,ssss G ilmore Honey Vive President ,.,N , ...,..s ,, .s...... Leonard Parsons Sefrelary ...,........,,,,, ., ,,,,,s,,.s. Gloria Uliana T1'ef1fm'e1' ....,..,, ..r.....,.. R osalyn Verona Little Freshmen, toddling 'round, Look at Senior big and proud, jump to serve him when he's near, Never show a sign of fear. Scurry at his beck and call, At his feet submissive fall, Clear the way when he comes past, Always wait until the last. But little ones, don't look so glum, You know your turn at last will come, As Seniors youill be happy, for There'll be other Frosh to stamp all o'er. 30 va- VW' '- CLU95 H1Y Living Under God Although the club got a late start this year, it has one of the linest memberships in the history of the club here in Pen Argyl. A very active program was on the agenda following last years election of a junior, Harry Oaten, as president, with Rodney Houck, Williaiii Harding, and George lfrancisco as secretary, chaplain, and treasurer, respectively. Ernest Hughes, a senior, rounded out the oliicers as vice-president. The club sold Fritos at noon in the cafeteria, had an activity period in the gym one noon following the induction of new members, and held informal discussions about teen topics during club meetings. At the time of this writing the club was planning the annual Hi-Y-Tri-Hi-Y semi-formal, its annual Sports' Night, a swimming party, and a debate with the Tri-Hi-Y on an issue concerning teen-agers. 32 Lining Under God Preriderzf ,...,,......,,.................,. Virginia Masters Secretary ................ ........,,........ E thel Snyder Vire-Preriderlf ..., ,,,,............ tl eanne Frutchey Trerzrurer ,,.,.,.......,,,,.,,,....,.........,... loan Shan0011 Clmrrb Adzfirer ...... Mrs. Gilbert Lambert Home Advirer ...,..,...., Mrs. Albert Masters School Adrirerr ....,.,..... Miss Grace Dennis Honorary Member Miss Marian Martin Mrs. Donald Samson This year the Tri-Hi-Y as usual had a very busy year. The membership included 102 girls from the senior high school. Various committees were appointed during the year and co-operated with the ofhcers. Among our religious activities were: Homeroom Devotions, Go-to-Church Campaign, Devotions at the P.T.A. Meetings, and the reading of the Bible at club meetings. The Public Benefit Activities included: ushering, caring for children at P.T.A., March of Dimes Campaign, bake sale, and selling milk to the students. Among the social activities were the Alumnae Dance, Swimming, Bowling, Coronation Ball, and the Allentown Rally. Throughout the year the club pledged itself to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character. T1iHi-Y 33 Band When the band first met, it was at once apparent that our new director, Mr. Behr, was to have quite a job on his hands. Many of the players who reported were entirely inexperienced, but with hard work and co-operation we worked up pleasing displays for all the football games, beginning with Catasauqua. The band took part in two Halloween parades, one at Nazareth and the other at Pen Argyl, and also played at the dedication of West Bangor's new street lights. Although the band got off to a late start in preparing for the Spring Concert, all the members were agreeably surprised at the quality of the music prepared. The concert, given in the High School auditorium, was very successful. BAND PERSONNEL Flute Grade No. of Y6'd7.l' Horns Grade Nu. of Yeazrr Patricia Tinney 10 4 Winifred Doney 11 5 Clarinets Harold Finkbeiner 11 5 Virginia Celot 12 4 Rodney Houck 11 1 Donald Stiles 11 5 Elaine Silhes 11 3 Trombone Corriene Broad 11 5 Harry Oaten 11 2 Shirley LaBarre Baritone Shirley Brown Frederick Harding 12 4 Gayle Glasser Basses Ernestine Sabatine Ralph Miller 7 1 Vera Billheimer Frank Lucrezi 11 1 Faith Tucker Marlyn Serfass 11 1 Saxophones Snare Drums Rose Denicola Arnold Zorzetto 11 4 Virginia Figner Walter Parsons 11 5 Robert Knapp Thomas Williams 8 2 Corners james Dietrich 8 1 Michael Tockash Anthony DeVito 8 1 Betty Vonelli Alfred Massi 8 1 joseph McDanolds Bass Drum XX'ayne Hulsizer Rolan Parry 8 1 Ronald Minchin Cymbals Karl Repsher Richard Matlock 11 5 Tyrus Frutchey Majorettes Rosemarie Laubach Arlean Bonney Dorothy Stofflet Sharon Miller Adrienne Brumhaugh Olivia Vanzella Robert Powell joan Case Shirley Williams Alvin Itterly Sherwood Amy Douglas Milheim Carolyn Parsons Color Guards John Ashman Grace Massi John Begies Drum Majorettes Adrienne lirumb Olivia Vanzcllu Carolyn Parsons Shirley Wfilliams -Ioan Case Dorothy Stofflct Grace Massi Arlean Bonney Annola Wilsmxn Sandra Paules augli, at top Little Acrobats Glee Club Sflf7?1IlIU,l' Betty Caesar Vivian Smith Dorothy Gross Mae Starner Lena Visentin Gloria Docking Doris Runtlle Lorraine Getz Kaye Lobh Louise XY'ilson Second SUXPHIIIILV Marilyn Brinton joan Shannon Eileen Kellow Virginia Celot Allan' Grace Massi joan Oliver Ethel Snyder Marie Rossigno Celia Squillaro Dizvflw'--MRS. ANNA S. KRESS AfL'fl7I1f7JlIl.l'f'MISS MILDRED AIVIY .Iacqueline Shook Theresa Bruno Gloria Eclwarcls Marie Yeisley Lillian Pagotto Elaine Sillies Kathleen Ricciarclelli Virginia Figner Marilyn Kneehone Constance Harris Arlene Lambert Corriene Broad Theresa Gaiotti Marie Ceraul Shirley LaBarre Marlene Young Shirley Honey Marie Armelin Irene Lawler 36 Faith Tucker ,leanne Hewett Bertha Mann Patricia Gum Elynor Lemley Mary Cozzuhho Geraldine Reto Eleanor Brescacin Jeanette Meyers Naomi Wloolley Nancy Confer Carolyn Farleigh Dianne Lohh Regina Tanzella Patricia Tinney Arlean Bonney XXlinifred Doney June Repsher Loretta Davis Sharon Miller M weed Chorus DjP'Elilll7 iMRS. ANNA S. KRESS Afwmifuziziif--MISS MILDRED AMY Sopmflm Vivian Smith Dorothy Gross Doris Rundle Lorraine Getz Kaye Lobb Louise Wilsori jacqueline Shook Marilyn Brinton .Ioan Shannon Eileen Kellow A1105 Ethel Snyder joan Oliver Grace Massi Marie Rossigno Tezlmxr Harry Bickford Ernest Hughes Edward Beers Barre! Archie Albanese Frederick Harding Raymond Hendershot Edward Bavaria Robert Knapp Virginia Celot Arlene Lambert Theresa Bruno Gloria Edwards Corriene Broad Arlean Bonney Lillian Pagotto Elaine Silties Vlfinifred Doney Kathleen Ricciardelli Celia Squillaro Shirley LaBarre Marlene Young Shirley Honey Morris Cozzubho Harold Finkbeiner Willizini Harding Sherwood Lessig Richard Matlock George Lawton Morris Bierman Frank Brumbaugh 37 Virginia Figner Marie Ceraul Marilyn Kneebone Constance Harris Geraldine Reto Carolyn Farleigh Dianne Lobb Regina Tanzella Patricia Tinney Naomi Wocvlley Marie Armelin Irene Lawler Loretta Davis Sharon Miller Harry Oaten Donald Stiles Wayne Wagner Anthony Cascario Wfayne Hulsizer john Lesh Photography Club Preiidezzl ............ .,,,,, Claude Lessig Vive-Praridezll .,,,, ,,,,,,,, Archie Albanese Secreffzry ..,.......,,. ,,,. ,....,.. J 0 hn Ashman Trefzyzrrer ......., ,. ,,,,,, .,,...Betty Caesar Adzfiyer .. ...,,... Mr. Willard Schadel The many activities performed by the members of the Photography Club include printing, developing, enlarging, and coloring. Probably its biggest project was filling orders for Christmas cards and senior class pictures. One of the high spots for the Club was preparing and submitting pictures to the Photographic Contest which was held in February. The Club had a membership of 66 interested and enthusiastic members. 38 Agriculture Club Among the busy groups of Pen Argyl High School is the newly organized Agriculture Club. Every Thursday a general business meeting is held, followed by discussions, led by club members to whom various assignments have been made. The club has taken trips to various industries in neighboring cities to observe handling of products produced on their farms. They also held an annual farm show and participated in the tree planting project on Arbor Day. The club's study of soil conservation and scientific farming will insure better farm products for the future. Preiidefzl ,..,..,,................ .... ...,. ,............. W i l liam Hill Firrf Vim Preyidefzl ...,,,,,..... ,,... Robert Hahn Semin! Vive Pre.s'ide11f ,,....,.., . ........ Lewis Kessler Sei'relm'y .,,.........,........... ...........,.. . ,Samuel Coscia Tref1r1n'er .. ,. ,..,.,, .,,... . ,.....john Ashman Adzifef' ....... ,,,,,, Dr. Willialn E. Muth 39 Business Education Club The chief purpose of the Business Education Club is to foster better understanding of the business world with its multitude of activities and opportunities. One of the club's outstanding contributions to school life this year was the inaugurating of a monthly school paper, The Green Echo. The paper facilitated a new experience for the business students in learning about the diversified operations essential in publishing the newspaper. The Business Club's fourth annual Valentine Ball, held on February 12, was again a big success, with the crowning of Virginia Celot as Queen of Hearts. The Queen was attended by the following seniors: Mary Jane Bettini, Palma Catino and Ethel Snyderg and the following juniors: Angeline Abruzzese, Theresa Bruno and Celia Squillaro. Bernice Caesar was crownbearer with Bernadette DePowers and Darlene Rossigno as train- bearers. The club's yearly activities were culminated with an informal dinner-dance at which time the new officers were installed. 40 55450 FWS P Football Oppmzenlr Washington .....,....A,,, East Stroudsburg ...,,,. Stroudsburg .....,...,..,, Catasauqua ...,... Nazareth ........ Wilson ,.,...,,...,..., Northampton ., Coplay ......,........, Bangor ..,,,...... ,,.,.,.., Head C only ..,,.,,.......,. AJ.ri.rla12l C oarfa .,.......,. Sludezzt Coarla ......... Family Manager - .tg I rf v flg 'f i f , 1 I s. .,., , '-t 1 I 'W aaaimr f so I iW W,7 'Yanni 'Q Q ' I VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY W e They 0f'l7 '7f'77U We They 31 0 Stroudsburg 12 13 73 East Stroudsburg li Z 1 Nazareth 1- 19 0 Wilson 18 6 25 26 Northampton 14 30 lg Bangor 15 12 25 0 9 7 ...,.......Fred XV. Leonard Sfudenl Mmmgerf .........,....,.,,.,Ernest Hughes ,,,,,,,,,,,,,Haffy U, Mgrvine Albino Zanchettrn .....,,.,....Archie Albanese Co-Captains MUUIS F. Laky Wesley Ivfy GOLD FOOTBALL AWARDS-Jack Morris, Wesley -Iory, Claude Lessig, Stanley Miller, Robert Minchin, john Palmer, john Pezzuto, Ernest Hughes, Mgr.,' Albino Zanchettin, Mgr. LETTER AWARDS-Serziorr-jack Morris, Wesley Jory, Claude Lessig, Stanley Miller, Robert Minchin, john Palmer, john Pezzuto, Harold Bellis, Thomas Boyle, Harry Edwards, Raymond Hendershot, Fred Kraemer,IXY'1l- liam Wenninger, Wyntield Pritchard, George Francisco, Ernest Hughes, Mgr.: Albino Zanchettin, Mgr. fumorr- Robert Stauffer, Morris Cozzubbo, 1949 Co-Cupminx Sherwood Lessig, William Harding, Armando Deprzzol, Richard Lugg, Soplaomure-Donald Carbone. SEASON'S STATISTICS Pen Argyl Ofrlvrmeulr P612 1'1t1L'J'l Uf'f f'7FW-I First downs ...,......,...,,,,...,..,.,,,..... ,,....... 9 2 65 Average distance ...,. ,. .,,,,,, ,..,.. .....,,, 3 I 34 Yards gained rushing ........, ..., I 859 762 Run back of any kind 617 644 Yards gained passing .,,...,... ,,.. 3 05 392 Penalties ........,.....................,....,... 325 303 Yards gained total ,.,..,..,r..,, .... 2 164 1154 Touchdowns ........,........... ...., 2 8 14 Pass attempts ..,.................. 58 94 Extra Points .,......,.,,,,.. 10 9 Pass completions .,..,...,,.. 21 26 Total Points .,...,..., .,,,,,..,. 1 80 93 Pass interceptions ......... 2 7 Fumbles .,...,,.........,,,....,....,,..... 27 17 Total number punts ......,.,,, 31 41 Fumbes recovered ........... I7 27 INDIVIDUAL SCORING T.D, E.P. T.D. E.P. john Pezzuto .,.,,,........ 10 0 Harold Bellis ........... .. 2 0 Sherwood Lessig .,,....... 4 8 Thomas Boyle ........ .1 1 0 William Harding ..,,.., 4 0 Stanley Miller ........ ,. 1 0 Wesley Jory ,.,.,......,...,, 3 0 Robert Knapp ...,.,..,,, .. 0 2 Robert Minchin ........ 2 0 Melvin Bellis ..,. 1 0 43 Football Resume The Pen Argyl High School football squad, defending Lehigh-Northampton County League cham- pions of 1947, began another season under the supervision of head coach Fred Benny Leonard and assistant Harry U. Mervine, with a fairly well experienced group of boys. September 17 P.A.H.S. 31 WASHINGTON 0 The Green Warriors got off on the right foot by traveling to Washington, N. J. and defeating a much heavier Blue Streak eleven under the arcs. In the initial periods the two teams were evenly matched with Pen Argyl leaving the field at half time leading 6-0, by virtue of a pass from S. Lessig to jory in the end zone. In the third frame, however, the speed and power of the Leonard Lads showed up, Pezzuto scoring twice, once on a 43-yard gallop and again on a 55-yard return of an intercepted pass. Lessig also skirted end to pay dirt. A Lessig heave to Boyle in the last period accounted for the final score with Lessig adding the extra point. September 25 P.A.H.S. 34 EAST STROUDSBURG 7 With already one victory tucked under their belts, a greatly inspired Pen Argyl team moved into East Stroudsburg where their strength was again felt in the later periods. After an early second period score by Pen Argyl on a 30- yard run by Pezzuto, the spirited East 'Burg boys came back to tie it up, only to have Mr. Pezzuto .1 few min- utes later go 66 yards to put P.A.H.S. in the lead 14-7 at the half time. The Green and White again sewed up the verdict in the third stanza with a short plunge by Pezzuto and an intercepted pass by jory. M. Bellis tallied again in the last quarter in which many substitutes saw action. October 2 P.A.H.S. 19 CATASAUQUA 0 The Green Wlave took things in stride by overwhelming Catasauqua 19-0 on the latter's grounds. H. Bellis, P.A. 105-lb. scatback tallied first in the opening period racing 35 yards to pay dirt with Lessig adding the extra point. The referees arms again raised when Lessig raced 40 yards around end and then flipped to Pezzuto in the end stripes. A Pen Argyl recovery of a Brown and White fumble led to the final score. Lessig tossed to lory on the 10, and three plays later H. Bellis scooted over for his second T.D. Neither team threatened in the fourth quar- ter with many reserves seeing some service. October 9 PEN ARGYL 13 STROUDSBURG 0 Pen Argyl High maintained its undefeated status today by romping to a 13-0 triumph over Stroudsburg High. It was Pen Argyl's fourth straight. A near capacity crowd of more than 3,000 saw the rough and tumble affair. Halfbacks J. Pezzuto and B. Minchin accounted for the two touchdowns. The first score came in the second period concluding a 30 yard drive. The score was 6-0 at half time. In the second half the Leonard Lads couldn't score until the fourth period when a sustained drive from Stroudsburg's 47 yard line resulted in a score, with B. Minchin going the last 15 yards. Quarterback Lessig converted for the only extra point. The tough aggregation from the Poconos gained eight hrst- downs while the Green Wave got 14. 44 October 23 P.A.H.S. 25 NAZARETH 26 Over 4.000 thrilled spectators jammed Pen Argyl Memorial Stadium to witness a free-scoring contest as Marlin Roth of Nazareth High School staged one of the most brilliant offensive displays in area history, making it possible to hand the Green Wave their first loss of the season. The lead see-sawed continually throughout the fray with the Argylites trailing 6-0, leading 12-6, trailing 19-12, leading again 25-19, and finally losing out by the slim margin of one extra point. Green and White scoring was accounted for with two touchdowns by Harding, one by Pezzuto and the other by S. Lessig, who also converted for the only extra point. October 30 P.A.H.S. 6 WILSON 12 The heartbreaker jinx seemed to stick to the Green Wave as they journeyed to Wilson, where they suffered their second loss. An undefeated Blue and Gold team was held at deadlock during the first half, but finally broke through the strong Pen Argyl line to score in the third frame. However, the Leonard Lads, showing again their ability to come up off the floor, tied it up in the final period with Pezzuto cracking off tackle for the tally. Then, as the game showed 'every sign of ending in a draw, a. long pass from Kirchgrassner to Woodruff was completed for a Wilson score, even as the gun sounded ending the game. November 6 P.A.H.S. 18 NORTHAMPTON 41 Things began to look up for the Argylites as they took the lead in the initial period from a heavily favored North- ampton team on a short plunge by Harding. However, the Orange and Black came right back, driving for 55 yards and a score putting them in the lead which they never again lost for the remainder of the fray. The Kon- krete Kids' superior weight and speed showed up in the second and third stanzas when they racked up a total of 34 points. In the final quarter the Green and White came through scoring twice, once on a run by Pezzuto and again on a heave from Lessig to jory, while holding the Northampton eleven in check. November 13 P.A.H.S. 25 COPLAY 0 Pen Argyl High School, playing its eighth game of the season, won its fifth game by defeating Coplay by a 25 to 0 score, The first score came early in the tirst period as Pen Argyl took the opening kick-off, continuously drove for- five Hrst downs to the Coplay 7-yard line and fumbled. Coplay on their first play fumbled and Pen Argyl recovered. On the second play Bob Minchin scored from the 2-yard line. The try for the point was wide. The second quarter saw Pen Argyl go over for two scores by S. Lessig, one on a 9-yard run and the other on an acrobatic 55-yard run. The point put Pen Argyl ahead 19-0 at the half. The second half, in which Pen Argyl could score only six points, came on a 30-yard bullet pass from john Pezzuto to Stanley Miller in Coplay's end zone. November 25 P.A.H.S. 9 BANGOR 7 A capacity crowd jammed into the Bangor High stadium to witness the 29th annual Turkey Day classic between Pen Argyl and their Bangor foes. This proved to be the second thrill-packed contest in as many years. The opening kick off was returned by Bangor to the Bangor 21 where they were forced to kick. Minchin returned the ball to the Bangor 45 where Pezzuto skirted end for 40 paces, setting up the score. Successive bucks by Lessig and Bellis brought the ball to the one where Harding crashed over. Knapp added the E.P. The remainder of the first half saw the game played entirely in Bangor territory. Bangor kicked off to begin the second half, and Bellis returned to the Pen Argyl 27 where, on the second play, Bangor recovered a Green and White fumble. Casciano of Bangor carried on six consecutive plays to score for the Maroon. Kneebone's dropkick sailed through the upright to deadlock the score 7 all. Forced to kick early in the last quarter, Lessig sent the ball to coffin corner where it rolled out on the Bangor 1. Evans dropped back to kick. Stauffer, leading the entire Green line, plowed through to block the punt, sending the ball out of the end zone for an automatic safety and the deciding points. So ended a very successful season for the Green Gridders of Pen Argyl, winning 6 while dropping only 5, two of them being by very slim margins. 45 SENIOR DRIBBLERS Basketball Cnarb .,,..,,,,.... .,,..., ,.,....., . , ,v.....,....,.,, F red W, Leonard Cu-Ctzpzlzinr ,... , ,.,,....,,.... Ernest Hughes, john Pezzuto VARISITY RECORD -I.V. RECORD Uwe They Ojwfmzzefzlr W'e They 20 55 Hellertown ,,.... 21 47 30 76 Coplay ..,,..,...,,...... 10 35 42 57 E. Stroudsburg 17 36 40 34 S. Whitehall 20 53 30 33 Nazareth .....,.., , 17 26 29 41 Wilson ..............,...... .... 3 2 27 30 45 Fountain Hill 27 46 44 43 Bangor ,.,,,....., ,,..., 2 4 42 40 53 Hellertown ....., 19 55 42 55 Coplay ...............,, 33 44 35 37 E. Stroudsburg 22 21 42 52 S. Whitehall .,.., .... 28 35 45 70 Nazareth .......,,,... ,,,, 2 4 30 33 63 Wfilson .,,..............,.., ..., 3 3 23 50 41 Fountain Hill ......,,,., .... 4 1 50 51 64 Bangor ..........,.....,....... i,,, 2 3 41 47 Basketball Roundup f gf' 'f I 4 my X . nfl' Beginning the '48-'49 season with a Well-experienced team, the Green Warriors took on Hellertown on the home court and came out on the short end of a 55-20 score. Going on to Coplay, the War- riors found themselves really outclassed, losing again by the overwhelming 76-30 count. Returning home, the Green and White entertained East Burg, and after a hard struggle lost out in the latter periods 57-42. Then traveling to South Whitehall, the Leonard Lads split the nets in style, dump- ing the Trojans 40-34, Nazareth and Wilson then handed Pen Argyl consecutive defeats of 33-30 and 41-29, the first being a real thriller until the final minutes. Hitting the road again, the Warriors showed some real talent, but lost to Fountain Hill by the score of 45-30. The last game of the half proved the best when the Green Cagers marched over the hill to down the Maroon of Bangor 44-43 in a heart-throbbing game. Thus ended the first half, Pen Argyl winding up in eighth place. Starting the second half, an improved Green and White team held down Hellertown and Coplay for three periods, but faded out in the linal frame to lose by decisive counts of 53-40 and 55-42. Going on to East 'Burg for a razzle-dazzle game, the Warriors were shaded 37-35. Returning home, an improved South Wlhitehall team got revenge by topping the Green and White 52-42. The War- riors were overwhelmed by Nazareth and W'ilson by 70-45 and 63-33 in the next two games before coming back to home grounds to whip the Fountain Hillers by the convincing 50-41 score. Another thriller with Bangor saw the Maroon winning out after a rough and tough battle, 64-51. This ended the '48-'49 Basketball season, with Pen Argyl recording 3 wins and 13 losses and a ninth place berth in the Lehigh-Northampton County League standings. J L . . ' J' 'd 1 ' ' 'X 'A X , 1 -, - 1 r In 111 zlupir-ffrzfxg Ernest Hughes .... , 193 jack Morris ,...., ,. 112 1 Thomas Boyle ,.,,,,.., ,,,, 1 05 i John Pezzuto .i.,,, 79 J 'n Robert Minchin 71 Sherwood Lessig ..,...,, 15 - Melvin Bellis ,,,......... 13 1 Robert Stauffer .,.... 8 I Peter Pezzuto ...,... 4 : 8 Wesley jory ,,.,, 2 i 48 Baseball 'W' lla - lf , A , ' . lfv-7 -f ' f Organizing for the first time last year, the Pen Argyl High School baseball team par ticipated in the Lehigh-Northampton County League and ended the season with a fairly good record. This year, with valuable experience backing them up Coach Leonard and the boys are looking forward to winning the league title. SEASONS SCHEDULE April 26-Pen May May May May May May May 3QPen 6-Pen 10-Pen 13-Pen 17-Pen 20-Pen 24-Pen Argyl Argyl Argyl Argyl Argyl Argyl Argyl Argyl 49 Bangor Fountain Hill Wilson South Whitehall Coplay East Stroudsburg Nazareth Hellertown VARSITY Lufl in right-Carolyn Filflliigh, Viviun Smith, Lillian Pagottu, Diane Loblv, Joyce Zuncttc-, Lena Viscntin, Loretta Davis. Cheerleaders -IUNIOR VARSITY Buck Rezrflefr lu 1'ffQhlfElL'H.fl0I' Brcsulcin. Marilyn XX'utc1's, Joanne Cornelius. -Icannc Cornelius, Constance Harris lfirxl Rnu'4Gcruldinc Rem, Naomi XXfuo1lcy. 50 W AQTIVITIES 4 Green Echo Thu year saw, for the tirst time, the organization of the Green Echo , 1 bchool new5 paper publiahed monthly by the members of the Business Education Club under the adxiqe of Mr Salvatore A. Mazzeo. lirlimr-211-Cfvief A,i.i1.i!n11l .... . Lilemry Edilor . , A,i'.i'i.i'Ir111l , Sofia! Edilm' . ,, Af,i'i.u'im1f ..,, ..... . ,, .,. Sporlr Edjmr .. . , B1f.s'if1e.v.a' MHIIGXEI A.l.lf.lAfl1l1f . ,., Pl'Udflt'fj0l1 Edilm' A.l'J'jJ'flHIf ...,,,,, Ar! Edirol' , , A,l'.l'j.l'fd71f ,..... , Cfl'l'l1l!lfj0II Edirol' A.i1ni.i'fr11ll .,... ,, THE STAFF 52 Eileen Kellow Celia Squillaro .. Palma Catino , Barbara Lynn , . A ,, ,joan Oliver ,,Marie Zanettc Wfynlield Pritchard , .Louise Uliana , Arlene Parsons , Bernice Caesar A. Rose Mariano A. ,Norma Segatti . ...., Kaye Lobb Lorraine Getz ,Louise Wilson Memoirs RAYMOND HENDERSHOT Eafmfm-clyfef KATHRYN VERONA Bufinexf Manager Circulation Manager ......... Gladys Warner Norma Segatti Marie Schaffer Mary Lou Schneck Margaret Abruzzese ..............,...........Louise Uliana Anna Fragano Gladys Kotz Gerald Lugg Claude Lessig Adzferliiing Manager ,.,,..,....,..............,.......,,...... Bernice Caesar William Wenninger Charles Jensen Dorothy Gross Lorraine Getz Mary jane Bettini Virginia Clewell Donald Tocket Lawrence Salvador Stanley Miller Sports Editor ..,,,,.,...,.....,,...,,., .............. ,,................... C I yde Bellis Anthony Cesare Harry Bickford Harold Bellis Art - ............,...,. .......... P eter Clan Poet .,,,..,.,.. . Thomas Boyle Frederick Kraemer Martin Cory Pavan, Harry Edwards ........,.Frederick Harding RODN EY HOUCK junior Editor MARIE ROSSIGNO junior Bu,rir1e,s1r Manager Featurei Editor ..,,... ,.,,.. Anna Pagotto Harry Paskewicz Gloria Docking Alice Zanette Mae Starner Marlene Williams Student Photographer ,...,,... Clair Editor ...........,...,...,.. John Pezzuto john Palmer Joan Oliver Chief Typift ................... Virginia Celot Clubt Editor ,..,,,.........,,,., joan Shannon Doris Rundle Virginia Masters Gorden Parsons ,,..................Marilyn Brinton Lena Visentin Betty Caesar Grace Massi Palma Catino Ethel Snyder Robert Minchin ,,...,..,,,,...Archie Albanese ...,...,.......,,.,.....Wesley jory Albino Zanchettin Arlene Lambert jack Morris ......,....,....,...,..,Eileen Kellow Ethel Gum ,,,.,,,,.............Viviar1 Smith Wyntield Pritchard Claude Lessig Carl Roberts Junior Prize Speaking Contest On April 28, 1948, the present seniors took part in the annual junior Prize Speaking Contest in the Pen Argyl High School Audtorium. The results were as follows: Firfl Prize LENA VISENTIN .......,,t,,t, , ,r..,ir,,.. .....,. , .THE YANKS ARE COMING by Leota Hulse Black RAYMOND HENDERSHOT ...,, ,.,,, . .,... FREEDOM IS NOT ENOUGH by Kenneth Irving Brown Serond Prize MARILYN BRINTON ......,...,.i,..........,..... DELPHINE GOES TO THE MOVIES by Eleanor Maude Crane HARRY BICKFORD .,.,..... REAL WORLD PARLIAMENT TO KEEP PEACE by Owen ll. Roberts 'I 'bird Prize KATHRYN VERONA ....., ..... ..............i......,,..,.., M I CKEY'S MARKER by Leota Hulse Black ARLENE LAMBERT ,,.......,. .,,.......,.... A LITTLE TRUE AMERICAN by Gina H. Fairlie FREDERICK I-IARDING ....,.,,,. ......r ..,,... ,...,,,.,, T H E PEOPLE MAKE HISTORY by Seymour Fuchow CHARLES JENSEN ,u.,, . ,,,,.,.... THIS TIME WE MUST WIN THE PEACE by William Carleton 54 CROWNING EVENTS Dramatics Scene I Scene II Scene III Scene IV Scene V Scene VI Scene VII CHRISTMAS PAGEANT Direcfar ,.,, ...,.,,.....,,,.....,,.,,.....,.. ,...,, .....,.,,.,,.,., ,...,,I...... M r . john Higgins Coilizmer ......,..,,......,,,,,...............,..................... .,.,.,...,.. M rs. Grace Samson Clwml Speaking Choir .......,. .....,,..................,........,...... M r. B. Lahr Composed of Eighth Grade Girls Lighting .,.....,,,, ...,.,..................... ...................,.................. G e orge Francisco Mzziir Dirertreyr ,,...,,,, ..,....,,,,,,,,., .,.,,,.,,,,,,,, , . ,Mrs. Anna S. Kress AfCOI7IPdl7iJ'l ..........,,,....,.....,.,...,......,..,.,..,.....,.,.....,,.,. Miss Mildred Amy june Kopko, Angeline Abruzzese, Rosie Mariano, Virginia Masters, Anna Pagotto, Marlene Williams, Alice Zanette Palma Catino, Millie Mariano Palma Catino, Leonard Parsons, Arlene Parsons Cynthia Milheim Darl Powell, Peter Pennington, Gregory Lessig, Robert Hertz, Ronald Min- chin, Richard Oliver Palma Catino, Edward Campbell, Elwood Silfies, Dale Larrison, Gilmore Honey, Douglas Milheim Peter Pennington, Gregory Lessig, Ronald Minchin, Richard Oliver, Edward Campbell, Elwood Silfies, Dale Larrison, Gilmore Honey, Douglas Milheim, Palma Catino, Leonard Parsons, Arlene Parsons SCHOOL PLAY-Director'-Mr. Salvatore A. Mazzeo A CASE OF SPRINGTIME CHARACTERS Bob Parker ...... ,..,,....... H arry Oaten Betty Parker .... ,. ., .,.,.,..,.,.,... joan Oliver Dirk Parker ,.,,, ,,,.,,,,,.,.., Ronald Minchin Mr. Parker ...... Archie Albanese Mfr. Parker ,..,,.... ,......,,..... L orraine Getz Louella .....,............... ........ .,.Ga le Glassner Y Gwen ..,,..,.,....,...........,,.... ,....,...,,, B ernice Caesar joan Aberzmker ,Kathryn Verona Eddie Abefmzker Mr. Abermzker ..,,.,, ....,,,.,,,. Lair Abermzker ..,,, ,,.,.,,,,,,, Harry Edwards .Rodney Houck ,..Anna Pagotto Mfr. Brunrwirk ..... Irene Lawler Mrf. jamer ........,,..... ,..,.,,....... V irginia Celot Mfr. Hill .....,.....,.....,. .,...,....,,. B etty Caesar Plain Clotlaermezn .,,... ..........,,. E rnest Hughes Min Briglal .....,.....,.. ,...,......... E ileen Kellow Autographs . If - - + 4- -:Ed A41 fa D5 'x a v t L 6 Q Si Brooks GRUBE CS BETTS SPORTING Goons I 25 South Third Street EASTON, PA. Phone 2-1082 -I he gb I gr, 60 Q f? 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