Scotland School for Veterans Children - Taps Yearbook (Scotland, PA)

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C7444 0 I9 3 RUSSELL H BAKER Collmgdale Bake ended up as a tin bender In our new sheet metal shop He tried his hand at baseball and his foot at soccer If there was a group singing anywhere he would be sure to be among them PAUL J BANIK Homestead Paul is toll and dark with a ready wut Ingredients of popularity In any group He was known for the very much he could say about very little and he kept pretty close to the creek BERNARD GENE BEICHTEL Lancaster Bernard was fleet of foot rugged of frame and soft of heart This combination made him a winner on the track team a bruising guard on the football team and a real hand holder at social events MARVIN EUGENE BOLZAN ne Bucky was our outsnzed Baker and future Marme Old age cut hvn down in his senior year but he played a lot of soc :er and basketball up until then He usually had a bass horn wrapped around his neck ELIZABETH A BOWERS Ephratu Friendly easy going Betsy was a popular member of the class Her name was always prominent when Honor Roll was posted and she will make o pretty coed next year e was particularly adept with a hockey stick or cn paint brush. JACK EYER BUCKLEY Jersey Shore Jack will probably be best remembered for his fine singing voice and his roving eye. His name appeared on all the team rosters and he was an avid shutterbug. He plans to do some high flying after graduation. .wk

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SENIURS CLASS OFFICERS Jol1n Duggan Pregidem Rudy Ventresca Vice President Ronald Ford Treasurer Mary Christ Secretary Front Row: W. lmes, J. Duggan, R. Baker, P. Neff, J. Mellot, C. Scott, R. Ford, R. Ventresca, J. Shutter, T Lemon. Second Row: B. Harry, F. Stalb, B. Bowers, D. Delaney, P. Pepple, M. Nelson, R. Singer, S. Malone J, Whiteman, J. Roberts, R. Howard, P. Hoover, D. DePascale. Third Row: J. Buckley, M. Dickerson, C Hughes, J. Miller, D. Mann, I, Shafiner, S. Ensminger, M. Christ, A. Walmer, A. Shong, C. Ernest, R. Harp B. Beichtel, J. Rebert. Back Row: D. Slee, J. Zimmerman, S, Harris, J. Zimmerman, J. Nurray, W. Tracy F. Tracy, P. Banik, C. Trexler, W. Smoker, R. Duff, R. Reese, S, Dynda, M. Bolzan, W. Jones. 12

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ef' SENIURS 1 as MARY I. CHRIST Lancaster Mary our longtime class secretary went her way serenely She could poke gostle or lttterbug and never lose her cam posure The walks and hallways will miss her quick step and ready smtle C DIANE DELANEY Ambler Pretty Duane was an excellent student an ehicuent library assistant and a superb musician She rates an A rn person altty as well as in most of her school sublects What a splendid nurse she should make DAVID DEPASCAlE Meadvllle Dave the old timer of our class has had a long eventful stay at Scotland School His busy fingers could make little pieces out of a radio in no time or whip up a cadenza on his hot clarinet MILTON O DICKERSON JR Philadelphia Milt will probably be in the headlines as a college star In track He holds the state scholastic record now in the 440 run and state records are hard to come by He has been outstanding In all other sports also ROBERT EARL DUFF Altoona Bob has specialized In tinkering He is happiest when has a screw driver and a pair of plters In his hands H was slow of speech and of foot until track season began. Now he has medals that say he isnt slow. JOHN WlllIAM DUGGAN Pittsburgh John, our four letter president, has always been iust about the busiest fellow in the school. Vocal and instrumental music, athletics, and literary pursuits have occupied his extracurricular time. He is college bound.