Tunkhannock High School - Awanatunk Yearbook (Tunkhannock, PA)

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-x Club 2. BRUCE WILSON Bruce Bruce is a favorite to all of all of those who know him. He is always full of fun and enjoys a joke. He comes to L d h' h bb i dancin . He takes us from East ynn an is o y s g the Industrial lArts ciourse, where his abilities have ex- h ' bl . pressed t emse ves a mira y Football 23 Sr. Hi-Y 2,35 F.F.A. 25 Boy's Cooking Class History This history began in '38 We've followed the golden rule, And progressed 'til now, with sorrow We leave our dear old high school. Our Freshman year we struggled on 'Mid classes long and dreary, No special honors had we won, But brains and minds were weary. Miss Herrick in her jolly way, Was every girls friend. While Mr. Harding grew quite gray, Before the year's end. Our Sophomore year we toiled along, But we had loads of fun. We thought that life was just a song, Though ours was harldy begun. Miss Hildebrant was the girls guide, Mr. Klinger took charge of the boys. great, With these loyal teachers by our side, School life was full of great joys. if lb Another year rolled swiftly round, We were jolly juniors then. Our many achievements knew no bound To Work there was no end. Mrs. Yurcic and Miss Northrup, Helped the girls through the year. While Mr. McLaren led the boys, As our last school term drew near. The Senior year came at last. Mr. Haldeman was our class adviser. Under his expert supervision, We're sure we grew much wiser. Our days at high school are at an end, And with sad hearts We bid goodbye, To the faculty, our every friend, And to dear old Tunkhannock High. Dawn Hughes Jimmy Wiggins xl... We AWANATUNK 1942 QR sliizlp j

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BETTY SMITH uBettyn Betty expresses herself very often best by smiling, for her innate good nature is something she can't hide. She will find her smiles will be very helpful in her steno- graphic work, although not so important as her nimble fingers. Good future, Betty, in your commercial work. Newspaper 45 Basketball 15 Library 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. PAUL SPANGENBERG uspangyu Spangy's time seems to be well taken up by a certain other member of our class. For which we commend him, because he picked another Senior Camong other reasonsll His Industrial Arts training will serve him well in his future undertakings. Best wishes, Paul. MARILYN TESSIER Tessie Tessie is an Academic student. She is very popular among boys and girls alike. Her hobbies are dancing, roller skating, and, as far as we can tind out, her interests are almost unlimited. She is a transfer student who just came to Tunkhannock for her Senior Year. Here's success to you, Marilyn. Chorus 4 3 Dramatic Club 45 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 45 Basketball 4. JOHN J. WEBER Deacon Deacon comes to us from Russell Hill. His hobbies are talking about Plymouth cars and girls. He is enrolled in the Commercial course and would like to become a stenographer when he leaves school. We are sure he will reach his goal with that likeable personality of his. Good Luck, Deacon'. Library Club 3. SHIRLEY WHEELER Shirl Shirl is a sober girl but always ready to laugh. One of the highest ranking Academic students, she expects to attend business school. To a class leader we wish the best of luckg May you succeed in everything you under- take, Shirl . Basketball 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Newspaper 3, 45 Library 35 National Honor Society 3, 45 Activities Council 2. JAMES WIGGINS IlJim,9 Jim comes to us from Dixon. His hobbies are dancing and drawing. UJim's the artist of the class. He is very popular with the girls, due in great part to his pleasant personality. Jim would like to become an artist when he graduates. Good luck to you, Jim 5 we're sure you'll succeed. Dramatics 1, 2, 4 CTreasurer 435 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 25 Treasurer 395 Newspaper 45 Glee Club 4g Band 3, 4.

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Skikikikikikikikikiiki Senior Honors CLASS FLOWER Red Rose SUPERLATIVES All-around boy ....................... All-around girl. , Athletic boy .... Athletic girl .... Dependable boy ..... . . Dependable girl. Sincere boy .... Sincere girl .... Bashful boy ..... Bashful girl ..... CLASS COLORS Blue and Silver . . .Charles Davidson . . . .Marilyn Tessier . . . . . . .Orin Jaquish . . .Janet Rosengrant . . .Charles Davidson . .Mary Louise Price ........Donald Ney Shirley Ann Wheeler . . . . .Homer Hendershot Best looking boy ..... Best looking girl Studious boy .... Studious girl .... Original boy ..... Original girl .... Industrious boy. Industrious girl. . . . . . .Mary Carney . . . . .Bruce Wilson . . . . . .Virginia Price . . . . . , .Donald Ney Shirley Ann Wheeler . . . . . .Gay Robinson . . . .Marilyn Tessier .........DonaldNey CLASS MOTTO Shirley Ann Wheeler Do a thing, do it Well, and do it quickly. CCourtesy of U 1 1 ary cademy, West Pointj r .S. M'l't A , M l il A w A N A T U N K 1 9 4 2 , ....,.,.,,.,, 1 -naw WW f iill , ll i n in J ,F