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

Page 57 text:

Q4 Wtazmzq T M f M ,O fixllktgxr THE XVHITE ROSE Om' Clan' Flower STEVE j. BANKO I udu rfriul Arn Steve -at capable guard on our foot- hall team-claims senior science to be his favorite subiect-watch out when Steve 'is driving his father's truck-whiz! -enjoyed drawing and painting in Art Club-a little bashful around girls- as yet. future undecided. AfliriIie.r-Footballg Hall Patrol. i 1 STEPHINA BAKUN C umm erriul Stephie -one of our commercial stu- dents-a faithful Mirror typist-at good friend to have-active in Tri-Hi-Y for three years-sees her future its ai sei- retary. Arliririer-Mirror, Circulation Staff and Typistg Yearbook. FRANKLIN ROGER BALLHET Geueml A quiet member of our class-claims he enioyed German and senior science the most-in the sports line. skating and swimming rate tops with Slige -after graduation, his aim is to secure it ioh. SHIRLEY J. BALLHET College Prefmmlory An ardent basketball fan-Shirley is ul- wiiys ready with a hearty laugh-enjoyed working algebra problems-one of the fabulous Bowmanstown girls-plans to enter some branch of the armed forces. At'fiI'ilf6.f-CHHICYR Club. MARY A. BANKO C ommerrial One of the commercial girls-always lent a helping hand in homeroom ac- tivities-an active member of the Tri- Hi-Y-attended the U.N. model as- sembly at Harrisburg-coulcl be found nights dishing out ice cream at Wlmit- man's Restaurant. Actizfitier-Mirror, Circulation Staff and Typistg Yearbookg Student Councilg Tri-Hi-Yg Mock U.N. Assembly.

Page 56 text:

MAR 'IARIA E. ALLEN Commercial Active in girls' intramural sports-did her share in the circulating and typing of the Mirror-supporter of the base- ball team-happy-go-lucky Nat likes to hep it up at those weekly square dances. Artirilier-Mirror, Circulation Staff and Typist: Yearbook. KENNETH WILLIAM ANDREAS College Preparatory Lots of fun-could always be counted on for help with German translations- capable football and baseball manager for three years-rain or shine, Doc always has a ready smile-college bound. Ariirifier-Football Managerg Baseball Manager. NEVIN ALTON ANDREAS Irlduiiriul Art! Was on hand at all sports events, pa- rades, and concerts, pounding away on his bass drum-enjoyed basketball games -tore around town in his black ntiac -found Manuel Training his Eiforite. subject-hopes to continue his educa- tion in that line at the Thadeus Stevens Trade School. Adirilier-Bandg Orchestra. MA Jorma RUTH ANDREWS College Prepmww-,L Usually quiet. but really a riot when she gets in one of her rare moods- was the only senior forward on the girls' basketball team-tooted her oboe in district band three years-future vears will find her in college still breaking te? tubes and beakers in a chemistry la . Acliririe.r-BarsketbalIQ Baudg Orchestral District Band and Orchestrag Mirrorg Yearbook. p0m ot' Wok the Roper of lbe Port we will ring the Belly of the Future. DIANA ARANJO Home Ecorlomirr Known as Didie to her friends-em joyed home economics classes-sang her heart out in the operetta chorus-al- ways says Tl1at's a heck of a thing when anything goes wrong-was heard cheering her best at a good football game-future plans consist of being at dietition. ArIi1'itie.r-Yearbook: Chorus. '

Page 58 text:

GLORIA ANN BARROS C rmmlerciul Gloria-an ardent football fan-seems to be in the habit of saying, Oh, for Pete's sake. -small but active in class affairs-appears to detest the nickname of Glory -rates stenography high. which may account for her plans to become a secretary. Arliririer-Mirror. Advertising and Cir- culation Staffsg Yearbook. Our first pep rally at the coal bowl. PATRICIA ANN BARNETT College Preparatory An all-around good sport - helped brighten many dull moments-a rare combination of brains, talent, person- ality, and athletic prowess-one of the snappy flag twirlers - captain and scrappy guard of the girls' basketball team-Youth of the Month in that field-hopes to continue her active' life at Hood College. AfIiI'iliE.f-OfCh6Slf3Q Girls' Chorus: Flag Twirlingg Yearbook, Associate Edi- torg Mirror, Co-Editorg Basketball: FTA. CLARICE KAY BART!-roLoMevc' Home Ef0llflIl1if.f Bitsy -one of the Bowmanstown gang-never without something to say -has an answer for everything-debate and dramatics are right up her alley- never missed a football or basketball game-would like to further her educa- tion after graduation. Actiritiex - Yearbook: Debate Club: Girls' Chorus. Hot dogs . . . ice cream . . . candy! Through snow and rain, heat and cold, the faithful refresh- ment committee members manned their tent and trudged back and forth to the bleachers with food for the spectators. Those who worked in the refreshment tent will never forget the half-time rush and the hard time they had trying to see the game between the heads of the people lined up in front of them. This committee was set up at one of our first class meetings. Joanne Steigerwalt and Fred Oravec were selected co-chairmen. Other willing workers were - pictured on the right-Gloria Barros, Cecilia Pfeif- fer, john Kresge, Bernard Bossard, Harry Mihalik, and Barbara Kuhla. We Sold