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

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52 Wanna Anne Ebert Ernest Szoke Dorotny Turek Patricia Ann Barnett Mary Ann Beil Anne Ebert Robert Blank Anne Ebert Peter Bobita Robert Levandusky Anne Ebert Marilyn Roth Dorothy Turek Anne Ebert MARTIN L. ZIEGENFUS General Marty - a basketball enthusiast- claims German as his favorite subject -a happy-go-lucky guy-would like to enter the Air Force or attend trade school. Activities-Chemistry Club. ' ANDREW Waslucowslcl College Preparatory The sensational four-letter man-really sparkled on the football field-very active in class activities-served as vice president of the class for three years- when not at athletic practices, could us- ually be found in the art or typing room-after graduation plans to don the navy blue of the US Coast Guard. Arti1fitie.f-Football g Trackg Basketball g Baseballg Senior Class Play. NINA Louise WENTZ College Preparatory Freckle-faced and full of fun-her pleasing personality helped her win the office of class secretary during our jun- ior year-active in musical activities- an ardent follower of Slatington's foot- ball team-will attend West Chester State Teachers College. Activities-Bandg Orchestrag Student Councilg Mirror. Aucls D. WERKHEISER General An attractive red-head who has a cheery word for everyone-active in class and student council activities- very ably took charge of decorating for many of our class functions-claims art as her favorite subject-enjoys get-to- gethers with the gang and Friday nights square dancing at Andreas. Artiriiiex-Chorusg Yearbookg Student Council. 1 CARL F. WERLEY College Preparalory An ardent baseball fan- Squirrely will always remember history classes- when you hear, He ought to be shot and hung Carl is around-loves to read mystery stories while listening to rec- ords from his immense jazz library- plans to study law. Actiuirier-Baseballg Band g Orchestrag Senior Class Play.

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Qiwyy X 76a SW, PM Seniors have first choice on the park bench. Our Senior Prom. A night never to be forgotten. Not even May showers could dampen the spirits of the gay crowd which danced to the smooth rhythms of Buddy Rader's orchestra. Wat fun we all had! Refreshments fOr the Chaperones' Just begin Hin 8 a wonderful eve Ding' We will always remember the decora- tions of rose and white and the delicious punch and cookies that were served be- tween dances. The three blissful hours flew by and after the last dance we realized we had entered another chapter in the book of wonderful times of our Senior year. 1