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

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ARCANGELA I. ABRUZZESE College Preparatory Green Echo 3,4g Library Club 3, president 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Basket- ball Manager 2,3,4. A vivacious brunette with pretty blue eyes . . . displays a winning smile . . . adds spice to any conversation . . . the capable president of the Li- brary Club . . . finds pleasure in reading. NAOMI RUTH ACE Commercial Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4. Witty and fun-loving . . . has won many friends with her jolly disposi- tion . . . never at a loss for words . . . spends her leisure time crochet- ing . . . likes to be with people. SEHIUR Through valuable guidance pamphlets, seniors are able to inspect fields of oppor- tunity beyond high school. 'Av' SAUNDRA IEAN ACIIENB.-XCl'l COIlllllC1'Clill Library Club 44 Tri-Ili-Y 2,3,4. Good-natured and friendly . . . dis- plays a keen sense of humor . . . dependable and willing to co-operate . . . spends most of her time assisting in the library . . . likes sewing, cook- ing, and T.V. CLHSS

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Twclity years have changed very little the desires and purposes of a high school senior. In both eras, the goal was and is to be a useful citizen in a democracy, serving both Cod and man. Although the obstacles to gaining this end have al- tered, the methods of attainment have proportionately changed. Today the great hurdle is higher learning, which simply means education after high school whether it be secured in college, in the armed services, or in industry. As each succeeding class steps into its role as the senior classf it is sure to establish certain objectives which are the products of eleven years of preparation. The purpose of every graduating class is to introduce into society people who will be capable of success and who will be well-prepared to take their places in a changing world. The senior class is the step- ping stone from establishment to fulfillment of this purpose. This great task of fulfillment is accomplished in activities, in organizations and through experiences secured in the class- room and on the athletic field. It is also a product of the home, school, and church. However, to the high school senior, gradua- tion from high school looms greatest in his accomplishments. SEHIURS

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A NAOMI ALICE ACKERNIAN General Tri-111-Y 3,4. First came to us two years ago . . . enjoys listening to good music . . . likeable and active among friends . . . glad sense of humor . . . a hard worker at many functions out- side of school. 1957 Q---iii gift Q. :I U ? , A , Z- r I I Q? L.., r,-k I V' 4 1 YVILLIAM H. ALTEMOSE General Baml 3,45 Baseball 2,3,4. An industrious and co-operative class- -mate . . . always ready with a good joke . . . presents an amiable disposi- tion . . . a natural on the mound . . . a competent color-guard in our band. WILLIAM BICKFORD General Band 2,3,4g Basketball 2g Science Club 2,3. Long and lanky . . . very fond of his speedy Ford . . . has stirring know- ledge and ability with electricity . . . many outside activities . . . can be seen hard at work after school at a local grocery store. Q . 3- 1 1 w., j x DOMINICK O. BET College Preparatory Christmas Play 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Science Club 3g Basvlctball 25 Foot- ball 2,3,4. Possesses a quick wit and keen sense of humor . . . has displayed his out- standing athletic ability on the grid- iron . . . well-liked by everyone . . . considers fishing his favorite hobby. LEE H. BILHEIMER General Hi-Y 2,35 Science Club 25 Varsity Club 2,35 Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4. Keen sharpshooter with a gun or a basketball . . . a quick wit with a cheerful sense of humor . . . clever moundsman on the baseball team . . . carefree and likeable . . . ardent lover of the outdoors.