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

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Twelve ,4 Eherished Kcmembraucc Q92 GERALD BLAKE The death of Gerald, while only an eighth grader, brought sorrow to the class of 1950. Already the bonds of friendship had been established among the class members. This loss should remind us of Bryant's immortal words- Approach thy grave like one who wraps the drapery of his ' ' ' down to pleasant dreams. couch about him and lies

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v Y -if W W 4 YVVV Y? ww vv-,,v,, ,, , , , HARRY U. MERV-IN-E WILLARD II. SCHADEI- English' History Chemistry, Physics, General Science Muhlenberg: College. Lvlxigrlx llnivvrsity, Bucknell l'ni- SLlSi1UQll3l'll'lZl University, versity lmhiprh University WILMER T. NESTED. MARY E. SMEDLEY, R.N. Commercial Studies School Nurse Bloomsbury: Stahl Toaclacrs Permsylvania Hospital 1'ollvg'e L , JULIA J. nrzrmnnm DOROTHY M- STOPP Adnninistrative Secretary H18 17 0 1' Y, GOOBTH-Phy, 3118'- lish Churchman Businoss Pulleprf- Cedar Crest Uollegr. Muhl- enberg College GRACE Y. SAMSON MARCUS M. STOPP Social Living' Mathematics Qrexcl IllSlllLllf', lllurywuml l'ennsylvania Slalc- l'oII1-gp ' 1 ollcge- Eleven

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iQ W1U ,414 llufargefiable Qricml ,..,.- ELAINE SILFIES Our Senior year was deeply saddened by the passing of a beloved classmate. Elaine, whose presence was appreciated by all of us, possessed the qualities desired by any young lady. Perhaps our only solace lies in the opinion of Mme. de Stael, who wrote- We understand death for the first time when He puts his hand upon one whom we love. Thirteen