Albert A. Chamberlin(d) Class of 1927   Basketball, football and baseball 1st of the "modern" athletes
Marion (Williams) Harris Class of 1936 4 year varsity field hockey - lead team in goals on 1936 undefeated team 2 year varsity basketball - lead the Lehigh-Northampton League in scoring
	Harold Nerino Class of 1938 Baseball, football, and wrestling
Richard J. Pritchard Class of 1947 Captain of the football and baseball teams at East Stroudsburg State College Drafted by the Brooklyn Dodgers Member of the Blue Mountain League Hall of Fame
	Joseph heard (*) Class of 1953 3 year varsity letter winner, basketball and baseball 2 year varsity letter winner, football 1st Team All-League-1953, basketball 4 year varsity letter winner Moravian College, baseball and basketball 2 year varsity letter winner Moravian College, football * deceased
Donald B. Keat II Class of 1956 3 year letter winner, basketball and baseball 1st Team All League-1956, basketball Honorable mention Pennsylvania State All-Star, basketball
	Frank Butz Class of 1959 1st 1000 point scorer in Bangor basketball history 3 year letterman, football and basketball 4 year letterman, baseball Played 3 years of football at Wichita
Larry Lobb Class of 1965 4 year varsity letter winner, baseball Played 3 years in the Chicago Cub's minor league system
	Jim Dietz Class of 1966 4 year varsity letter winner, baseball and football 3 year varsity letter winner, basketball All Northampton County, football and basketball 1966 3 year varsity letter winner, baseball and football, Moravian College Drafted by the Philadelphia Phillies, 1969
Tom Brown Class of 1966 2 year varsity letter winner, football 3 year varsity letter winner, track Held PIAA District 11 record in 440-yard dash, mile relay, two mile relay Lehigh-Northampton League Record, 440-yard dash, mile relay Bangor High School Record, mile relay, two-mile relay, and sprint medley Single season point record Attended the University of Tennessee on a track scholarship
	Alan Lobb Class of 1968 3 year varsity letter winner, baseball and basketball Attended Elizabethtown College, member of the Athletic Hall of Fame Drafted by the Washington Senators, New York Mets , and the Cleveland Indians
Frank Scagliotta Class of 1968 Varsity letter winner, track and field, basketball 1000 point scorer, basketball Bangor track records in the broad jump and the long jump Won the Nasmith Award for Outstanding Div 1A College Basketball Referee
	Lori (Dutt) Poliskiewicz Class of 1972 4 year varsity letter winner, basketball 2 year varsity letter winner, field hockey 1 year varsity letter winner, track and field Granville Evans and John Williams Award for outstanding girl athlete Won 3 division titles in both basketball and field hockey
Jay Pensyl Class of 1976 3 year varsity letter winner, wrestling 2nd place in District 11, 1976 2nd place in Southeast Regionals 3rd place in PIAA State Tournament (AA)
	W. Bradley Pensyl Class of 1978 3 year varsity letter winner, basketball and baseball 1000 point scorer, basketball 6 school records, basketball Two-time All League, baseball West Chester University, 1000 point scorer, basketball West Chester University Hall of Fame
Suzy DeFranco Class of 1983 3 year letter winner, basketball, softball, field hockey 1st 1000 point scorer in girls' basketball history Colonial League 1st Team All Star, basketball and field hockey Lead Colonial League in scoring, 1983
	Kevin Stansberry Class of 1984 4 year varsity letter winner, baseball 3 year varsity letter winner, basketball and football 1st Team Colonial League, football 1982-83 Express-Times Football Player of the Year - 1983 1st Team Colonial League, baseball, 1982, 1983, 1984 3 Year varsity letter winner, football, Lehigh University
Douglas Comunale (*) Class of 1989 4 year varsity letter winner, wrestling and football 2 year varsity letter winner, track and field Undefeated regular season 1989, wrestling Colonial League Champion, District 11 Champion, Northeast Regional Champion , wrestling 1989 5th place PIAA State Tournament 1989 1st Team Colonial League, football *deceased

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