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

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THERESA MARX' ANN Hocx Home Economic! Terry - a smooth looker - clever with a needle and thread -made a pleasing appearance in all the home-ec fashion shows-- football fan-active in Tri-Hi-Y -her ambition is to work in Washington D. C. Artirlliex-Yearbook, Tri-Hi-Y. L JUNE ALICE MAE HOFFMAN College Preparatory A charming gal with exception- ally good taste-bubbles over with a zest for doing things- could be found decorating and making herself useful at all class parties and dances-was always on hand to cheer the boys to victory-future years will find june the teacher of some lucky little boys. Aczimier-Mirrorg FTA, Or' chestra: Girls Chorusg Senior Class Playg Yearbookg Student Council, Cheerleading. ELIZABETH ANN Homswooo College Preparatory One of the most active members of the class-always bursting with good ideas-gifted as a musician-a member of the girls' sextet-played cello in the dis- trict orchestra two years-had her whole heart in every basketball game she played-plans to pre- pare for a teaching career. Actirilies - Basketball: Chorusg Sextetg Orchestra' Mirror' Year- book Associate Editor Student Waiting for customers. et the work wait! Service with a smile. SODA rcs Couricilg Girls' Llhorusi. i sl 50 Q ,L C' 50 - CREAM

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2 0651-- JOYCE MARIE HEYDT College Prep.11'.1lo1'y An industrious student-enjoyed history most of all-spent a good deal of time working after- school-interested in the basketball team's standing in the Lehigh Valley League-plans to enter the nursing profession. ArtiriIie.r'-Yearbookg Tri-Hi-Y. ELEANOR J. GREEN C o YN merrial Another of our commercial students- never has too much to say-contributed her typing skills to the Mirror and Yearbook-likes to s uare dance at Gilberts-attending baseball games rates high on her list of favorite summer pastimes. Actiriliex-Mirror, Circulation Staff and Typist: Yearbook. SHIRLEY ESTHER GREENE Commerri.1l Greenie -an art Club fan-a quiet lass-likes nothing better than to settle down with a good book-English and football rate tops with her-enioys baby-sitting-would like to enter some branch of the service after graduation. Acriiiiitxr-Mirror. Circulation Staff and Typistg Yearbookg Chorusg Senior Class Plav. LCRRAINE ELEANOR HAYDT Home Economics A dilligent home economics student- enjoys ice skating as a winter pastime -her favorite expression is none other than Holy Cow -came to school in a flashy new Ford-plans to be a house- wife in the future. Artiritier-Camera Club. DARWUIN CLYDE I-IENNING I ndunrial Arlr Air Force bound after graduation-ab ways ready for a good laugh-enjoyed art-usually associated with a green Plymouth-an outdoor man-pursued his interest in that field in the hunting and fishing club. Arli I flier-Hi-Y.

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The true personalities of our class were revealed on the traditional class day. What outfits some of us invented! Although we were iuite mis- chievous in classes t e school managed to maintain order and finally at three o'clock it returned back to its normal routine. JAMES GEORGE HORVATH General One of the quiet members of our class-enjoys watching foot- ball games-French rates high as jrnfs favorite subject-active in Hr'Y affairs-his plans for the future are undecided. Arlifilier-Hi-YQ Track. 1444! canon JAMES ANDREW HUTCHISON College Preparatory Hutch -president of Hunting and Fishing Club-will never for- get math classes-football tops his list of sports-will always be remembered as Palm ticket collector-expert rifle shot-plans to attend Penn State to study forestry. Activities - Yearbookg -Chorusg Student Council. CARL W. KELCHNER College Prepararory Pete - roller skating fan- guard on our championship foot- all team-star miler on track team-an all around lady's man -can always be seen tearing around in his green suburban- wants to become a brick mason after graduation. Activities-Footballg Trackg Dis- trict and State Meetsg Band.