Stephen S Palmer High School - L Annuaire Yearbook (Palmerton, PA)

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MIRROR CLA Honor Students and Special Awards Valedictorian .. ., ....... Donald Peirce Salutatorian ....... William Baker Third Honor ,..... ........ G lenn Kresge First Two-tenths of Class Evelyn Andrews Dorothy Ashman William Baker Franklin Borger Glenn Handwerk Dorris Kernmerer Radell Kleintop June Blose Irma Brodi Henry Burbes Clyde Eckhart Stinson Frantz James Hammond Helen Krawchuk Glenn Kresge Jane Montz Donald Peirce June Seitz Helen Siska Marguerite Susanin Ann Hartford Mildred Horn Ruth Klotz Frank Lendvay Joseph Psarsky Gladys Schaffer SS OF 1941 Margaret Haranka Leebert Whitaker Special Awards i Concourse Club Prize: A book awarded annually to the senior girl with the best four- year record in English. Won by Jane Montz M. W. Young Jewelry Co. Prize: A Sheaffer Pen and Pencil Set awarded to the senior who has excelled in Service, Leadership, Character, and Scholarship. Winner of this award is chosen by class vote. Won by Donald Peirce Reader's Digest Prize: Subscription for one year awarded to the Valedictorian. Won by Donald Peirce four

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CLASS OF 1942 IRROR To Mr. Harry Eckert Miss Ada J. James Mr. J. W. Beattie Mr. Robert Miller Miss Mabel J. Tomb all of whom have given yearly , their best eiforts to graduating classes '7!w 01444 of 194.2 sesals. Lsgzg iggsigqg M Q ' i V i ff it sf J i 1 , , .'.' M rttts L respectfully HI I i dedieates y this i special senior issue of the 6'Mirror three 41356

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IRFZOR CLASS OF 1942 J Y Class Officers Eve MILAN BRESTOVANSKY-Busy 'tSlim was class president four years, varsity basketball player in '41 and captain his senior year, a member of the football team in '39 and '40, a member of the ath- letic council for four years, and chairman of the senior class play committee. His plans are work then college. CARSON BARTHOLOMEW-No wonder 'lBart'l was busyg he was vice-president of his class for three years, basketball manager, a Hi-Y member two years, and participated in the senior class play, the operetta, and the senior class gift com- mittee. He is not sure what college he will attend but thinks perhaps Lehigh. JUNE SEITZ-Air-minded Seitzie served as an eflicient secretary for the senior class. A debater in her junior and soph- omore years, this Tri-Hi-Y lassie served on quite a few senior committees. June plans to enter training at Temple Univer- sity Hospital and then attend a stewardess training school. DONALD PEIRCE- Predie',, a member Of the football team the past two years and captain this year, has been active as president of Hi-Y and also a participant in the operetta, Variety was liked by t'Predie who was in local history, glee, math, and physics clubs as well as on the debating team. A rabid horseman, he plans to attend Cornell.