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

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mug -- We had lots of fun dancing and devouring plenty of ice cream, cook- ies and coke. BRYN MORGAN EVERITT Iudumtiul Arlr A handy fellow to have around-as- sisted Earl Seip in many decorating ventures-added to many assembly pro- grams with his marimba renditions-ew joys a fast game of ping pong-hopes to further his interest in automobile me- chanics at trade school. Arlirilie.t-Art Club. MARY LUE CUNNINGHAM College Preparatory The girl with dazzling red hair and a dynamic personality to match-a natural for cheerleading-co-captain of the squad-made a hit as Terry in the class play-an excellent artist--her love for reading will help her become a suc- cessful librarian. Arliriliex-CheerleadingQ Senior Class Play. JOHN JOSEPH Daozm College Preparatory Always seen with a grin on his face-A Droz enjoyed French classes- lt's a dandy is his password-an efficient auto mechanic-undecided about his fu- ture- directed traffic as a member of the Hall Patrol. Artiritier-Hall Patrolg Hi-Y. ANNE MARIE EBERT College Prepamlory An ambitious senior--capable editor-in- chief of our yearbookg serious minded. but lots of fun to have around-will always remember the good times she had at District and State orchestra- Wittenberg will.claim her next year. Artiririex-Orchestra: Chorusg Mirror: Yearbook: Flag Twirlingg Debatep Stu- dent Council. MARLEYNE JANE ENGLE College Prepufwtory English rates high on Molly's list of best liked subjects-favorite sport is basketball--just hear Oh! No! and there is Molly-a wonderful person- ality and a willingness to work will accompany her in her career as a nurse. Arlirilier-Mirrorg Yearbookg Chorus: Senior Class Playg District Chorus.

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PAULINE MAY CHRISTMAN Commercial Polly -a basketball enthusiast-short hand is her second love-will always remember the Halloween Social-active on the business staff of the Mirror- plans to apply for a government sec- retarial position after graduation. Arli1'iIie.r-Girls' Chorusg Mirror, Cir- fulation Staff and Typistg Yearbook, WILBUR J. CHRISTMAN lnduxiriul Arn A future carpenter-could always be found in the shop room tinkering with some new proied-likes to participate in a fast game of ping pong-in the future, as now. one can 'expect For- get .as his answer to almost any question. Arririlier--Art Club. MARLX'N CLAIRE COSTENBADER General Bubbles -a real artist on the piano- will be remembered for the versatile renditions of popular songs with which she entertained us in assemblies-a member of a popular dance band-her combination of personality and talent should assure her a bright future in the entertainment world. RONALD j. COSTENBADER General Ronnie -an advantage to our base- ball team-Youth Day policeman-is sure to miss Mr. Bomberger's German classes-never in school on the first day of hunting season-a future Air Force man. Arti1'itie.r-Basebal l . Fm! H- SW44 Christmas at P.H.S. always means homeroom parties with lots of fun and food. Since we were Seniors, we had the privilege of holding our Christmas party in the gym. RICHARD CARLTON Ckerrz College Preparatory This tall fellow's favorite subjects are English and study hall U1-favorite expression appears to be Hold 'er down Clem, she's a rarin -plans to attend Perkiomen Prep School after graduation - greatly enjoys playing street football. Actirilier-Baseball Managerg Camera Club.

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K. 3 41. s 1 .wvfzw 4 me mu Om 37 NANCY Louise FARBIER Cfnllnlerriul An efficient business stuclent-predica- ments produce her familiar expression For crying out loud -likecl those rough football games best of all,when PHS was way out in front-future years will see Nam at Business School. Arlii'ilie,i-Mirror. Circulation Staff and Typist: -IV Cheerleading. Bark wuz' E. Snyder, J. Hoffman, H. Krepics, S. Salazar. C. Werley. T. Smith j. Nagy, A. XY asilkowski. S. Greene, N. Smith. S. Nothstein. Front roun' M. Meinhart, R. Blank, V. Beers, M. L. Cunningham. R. Kresge M. L. Smith. J. Schaffer. JOHN M. j. FEDERANICH Gene:-.il Better known as Sarge -a sparkplug at any party-as manager. was one of the most enthusiastic supporters of the basketball team-one of our favorite milkmen-enjoyed chemistry with Mr. Rex-a whiz at working those difficult chem problems-noted for his philoso- phy on life. Arti1'i1ie.r-Basketball and Baseball Man- agerg Yearbook. Lois ANN FOGEL C u in merrial Our Senior Spelling Champ-worked haril circulating and typing the Mirror -could be heard cheering at all of the football games--participated in intra- mural baskctball and volleyball-plans to take up stenography work. At'li1'flf6.l'-Miffilf. Circulation Staff and Typistg Yearbook. iaJ:.4rSanmfi.1a3i m3L aj .,. mu... . , Aa..: