Mount Penn Lower Alsace Joint High School - Penn Alma Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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M l'v B I FACULTY LLOYD I.. STUTZMAN Gl'l'llIIllI, l'll't'l11'lI B. A., M. A., Gettysburg College M. ELIZABETH TROSTEL l'ill-0liA'lI B. A., Gettysburg College J. NORMAN TAYLOR li!I.Yill!'.Y.Y lfllfllfill, Uffiri' l,lYIl'fiI'l', jllllilll' I31lA'illl'.U' 7vl'Ili1lillfl, ClllllIlIIl'I'l'illl C1'r'oyn1f1lly B. S., University of Pennsylvania Temple University, Penn State

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FACULTY WILLIAM S. STERNER jllIlfl1!'IllIlfit'A', llixfory S., University of Pennsylvania LLOYD SHARETTS fjllU.'llif'fl'j', l'lzy.vi4-.v, Iiiolourfj' S., lVl. S., Gettysburg Colleg .flu R. STUART STUMP A11lfll6lllllliL'X B. S., Juniata College

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FACULTY 1 t JACOB D. WENTZEL EIILIHXII , Lnlin B. A., Franklin 61 Marshall College, M. A., Columbia University An Appreciation ot the Activities ot the P. T. A. The Mt. Penn Parent-Teachers Association was organized with the follow- ing obiectives in mind: I. To promote child welfare in home, school, church and community. 2. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the training of the child. 3. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as wiil secure for every child' the high- est advantages in physical, mental, moral, and spiritual education. The association has always cooperated with the administrative head of the school in providing medical aid and' assistance for pupils who were in need of such service. On numerous occasions the association has made life more cheerful for a few of our pupils who are less fortunate than ourselves in many ways. i The welfare work of the community has constantly been in the minds of the association, particularly af: the Christmas Season. lt is at this time that the Christmas haskets are delivered to the needy. Our school and community are fortunate in having an association that has the interest and welfare of the pupils foremost in its purposes. It behooves us, as pupils, to express our sincere thanks to the ofhcers of the association, who are a follows: President, Mrs. George Schlezelg First Vice- Curtis Tomlinson: Second Vice-President, Mr. Norman Hessg Secretary, Miss Marian Kremer: Treasurer, Mr. Lloyd Sharetts. President, Mr.