Tunkhannock High School - Awanatunk Yearbook (Tunkhannock, PA)

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CI SS HISTORY HARD'Y A TEACHER IS NOW ALIVE WHO REMEMDERS THE CLASS OF '45 THE DAY WE OPENED THESE IMMORTAL DOORS AND QUIETLY WALKED ON THESE WELL TRODDEN FLOORS UT THAT WAS OUR FIRST YEAR, SO PROPER AND RIGHT OUR TEACHERS TO US WERE OUR SOLE GUIDING LIGHT WE STRUGGLEO WITH HARDSHIPS, WE REALLY VORKED HARD AND WE FINALLY GOT THROUGH, WITH A GOOD REPORT CARD THE NExT YEAR IOUR SOPHOMOREJ WAS REALLY QUITE GRAND WE MADE OURSELVES KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WHOLE LAND WE REALLY MADE NOISE, WE THOUGHT WE WERE SWELL AND wE MANAGED TO GET HERE JUST AFTER THE BELL OUR TEACHERS WOULD THREATEN, IITH COLD, ICY STARES BUT ALL THEY RECEIVED WERE A FEW MORE GRAY HAIRS WE TRIED TO BE HAPPY WE THINK WE CAME NEAR IT AND WE KNOW WE ESTABLISHED, THE GOOD OLD SOPH SPIRIT AND THEN WE WERE JUNIORS, THE BEST YEAR OF ALL THOUGH SOME OF US LEFT AT UNCLE SAMIS CALL WE STOPPED BEING CHILDREN, WE ADTED OUR AGE OUR LIFE WAS A DRAMA THE SCHOOL wAS THE STAGE WE MEAN MRS ANGELL, A FRIEND TO US ALL THE HAPDIEST TIME OF OUR WHJLE SCHOOL CAREER WE ALL WILL REMEMBER THIS VONDERFUL YEAR AND THIS YEAR AS SENIORS WE CAME TO THE TOP AND ALTHOUGH WE ARE THROUGH HERE, WE NEVER WILL STOP WE HATE TO BE LEAVING AND THOUGH WE ARE GONE 'E HOPE THAT OUR SPIRIT WILL ALWAYS LIVE O WHEREVER WE WANDER, WHATEVER WE OO, To OLD THS, VE WILL ALWAYS BE TRUE ND AS YE ARE LEAVING, LET EACH BE HIS 5 AND ALWAYS REMEMBER WITH PRIDE, T H S JAMES JENKINS SO CIASS of 45 N Y 1 AL A l B I J ' , I , . WE HAD ONE REAL FRIEND WHOM WE STILL CAN RECALL 9 H L ' N. A T EST BY

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Class of 45 ETHEL STOVER 'ETHELW 'FALLS ETHEL HAS BEEN WITH Us ONLY IN OUR SENIOR YEAR, BUT THAT DOE8N'T HANOIOAP HER IN ANY wAv A WHIZ AT SHORTHAND, WE'RE SURE SHEILL MAKE A VERY PROFIC IENT SECRETARY FOR SOMEONE ETHEL LIKES ALL WINTER SPORTS AND PARTICIPATES IN MOST or THEM GOOD LUCK, ETHEL DAVID VAUGHN DAVE 'NORTH MEHOOPANY NDAVEH wAS A NEW OOMER IN OUR CLASS THIS YEAR, AND IS EN ROLLEO IN THE AGRICULTURAL OOURSE THOUGH HE IS USUALLY QUIET EVERYONE AGREES THAT HE'S A SWELL SPORT UDAVEU HAS HELPEO A, THE BAND OUT VERY MUCH THIS YEAR SA WWW BEST OF LUCK IN YOUR FARMING CAREER, DAVE PEGGIE WELCH ,..-.. PEG NTUNKHANNOCKH ANOTHER CHEER LEADER, AMONG THE FOUR IN OUR OLASS, IS PEG' USUALLY SEEN wITH nABEu OR nMAX ' WHEN SHE lSN'T cHEER LEADING AT GAMES, SHE'S PLAYING THE TROMBONE HER EXPERIENCE AT THE HOTEL SHOULD HELP HER IN THE FUTURE AS A STENOGRAPHER WE WISH HER MUCH SUCCESS' ia' X CLIFFORD WHITE ' UNKHANNOOK A TOUGH FOOTBALL, BASKETBALL, AND BASEBALL PLAYER IS 'KIP FN 'K IS A BUSY MAN, WITH HIS WORK AFTER SCHOOL AT THE STATION, ALONG WITH HIS SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Q .il W IP , MAY YOU HAVE ALL THAT LIFE HAS TO OFFER ' GERALDINE WILSEY uERRYu 'BROOKSID ' ERRY' IS A FUN LOVING HOME EO STUDENT SHE'S CRAZY ABOUT DANCING AND ICE SHATING, BOTH or WHICH SHE DOES VERY WELL HOPE YOU GET ALONG WELL WITH THOSE TALL FELLOWS AND HAVE A FINE FUTURE, 'GERRY'W -df' as 19 I H ' an n n n ' n ,I , 5. VV :.H 5f,x u5Q ,E 1HQr1::g. ,QQEQQEEQ ' , 3 H ll - N J ' Q Q KIA' 'IT II ', . n if 5 Si, K A ' u K 5 . aw . UA El! G - . . GBUS , Q!

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Class of '45 I, EUGENE ABRAMS, wILL MY POSITION AS PRESIDENT OF THE .GIBBONS GANG' TO MEVLERT BENJAMIN. KTAKE CARE OF IT, BENJ!, FAMOUS SAYING! 'HEX MARY K., COME BACK HERE.' BOY SOOUTS 1, 2, 3, AcTIvITIEs COUNCIL 3g FOOTBALL 3, 45 OPERETTA 3, 4, BASKETBALL 4, BASKETBALL MGR. 3, BASEBALL 1, 2, 3, 4, ATHLETIC FUND TREAS. 3, 45 MIXED CHORUS 3, 4, BAND 2, 3: HISTORY CLUB 3, DRAMATICS CLUB 4, QPRES. 47, MILITARY DRILL 2, QSERGEANT,1 HOMEROOM CHAIRMAN 43 BOYS' HOME EC. CLUB 2, BIBLE STUDY CERTIFICATEL JUNIOR SPORT SPREE CO-CHAIRMAN. I, VERNA ANDERSON, WILL MY LovE FOR WINTER SPORTS T0 ROSE STOYER. FAMOUS SAYING: 'OH, YOU'RE CRAZY.u ATHLETIC CLUB 2, 3, 4, QSEC. 453 TRI-HI-Y 2, 4, BASKETBALL 1, 2, 3, 4: Su RG IC AL DRESSINOS 2, GIRLS' SHOP 1, 25 FARMERETTES 25 RADIO 35 MIXED CHORUS 4: SCIENCE CLUB 45 BIBLE STUDY CERTIFICATE. I, ALICE AYER8, WILL MY POSITION ON THE NEWSPAPER STAFF T0 DOLORES HOLLOWAV, WHO I HOPE WILL MAKE NEXT YEAR'S NEWSPAPER AN OUTSTANDING SUCCESS. FAMOUS SAYING: 'I THINK THAT'8 THE WAY.' FIRST AID 2, FARMERETTES 2, NEWSPAPER CLUB 4 QEDITORJ, BAND 3 4, COMMERCIAL CLUB 3 4 ISEC 43 TRI HI Y 4, LIBRARY CLUB 4 TREAS 47, JUNIOR SPORTS SPREE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, BIBLE STUDY CERTIFICATE MARIE BAKER, WILL MY EvER GROWING LOVE FOR THE ARMY T0 ELEANOR KLIMAS FAMOUS SAYING 'HOW MUCH IS IT WORTNTH ND MAJORETTE 1 2 3 4 , RI I RES RT UB CTIVITIES COUNCIL 1, 2 S II, MIXED HORUS 3 P S GIRLS' CHORUS DRAMATIC9 CLUB 1 2 3, OPERETTA 2 3 4 ATHLETIC CLUB 4 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 4 SIGNAL CORPS 2, REVIEW ALGEBRA 3 SOFTBALL 3 AWANATUNK STAFF, IAOv MANAGER, FRANKLIN BURGESS, WILL MY 'ALWAYS READYu COLOR THAT SLOWLY SPREADS OVER MY FACE EMBARRASSINO MOMENTS, TO DAVID MACCREARY AND JOHN DROST FAMOUS SAYING 'H E, HEE, HA, HA'n RES BA 2 3 4 BOYS' SHOP CLUB 1 BIBLE STUDY CERTIF TE, HI ARIETTA CARR, WILL MY ABILITY TO PLEASE ALL MEN BY THE NAME OF FRANK TO SYLvIA SKOVRONSKY FAMOUS SAYING 'GOT A LETTER TODA W HI 4 GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB BAN 4 QASSISTANT UNIFORM Ma 4 FARMERETTES 2 DRAMATICS CLUB 2 LIBRARY CLUB 3 4 PRES 3 41 COMMERCIAL CLUB 3 QREPORTER 42 JUNIOR SPORTS SPREE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, BIBLE STUDY CERTIFICATE, AWANATUNK STAFF, KTYPISTJ 4,4 lv! IN' sur 21 ' ' I I ' A ' D 9 ' : - - . 9 O ' I , - . BA . . IPRES. 41-T -I-I -Y I 3, 4 Iv. P . 37: A CL I, A 'A' Ee. ' C 5. . 4:1 RE . 3I: 3: P I . I I S . 2 I 3 I, AT 3 E . . F' F' A' 11 22 39 ,+I - 39 ND 9 I B S ' ICA ' -Y 1 . 'I . I Y. TRI- -Y 2, 3, g 2, D 2, , , R, 3 3 3 I l ' 9 , 3 , I ' S555 ,I .,.I ?335 - I i f , S ,,,. 3 LL , A l - R! wi kklty ,V n I t . ,.-, l I A , ' N, 1 A I ' IIIII I Is A K .I ..,, I -,,, 7,.,,. Q , i R75 VV,.., L ITL, -I I1 IIII II, fi -N I '.l ' i ,,.- K la