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

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ROSWELL HILL Ross l ' , Stony Creek Mills I I ACADEMIC Activities:--Class Plav 3. 4: Band 3. 4. 5 Class Representation:-Home Room President. ' Q Clubs:--Hi-Y 3: 4. - Sports:---Soccer -0: .lavVee Basketball 35 Track 3: lnter-class Basket- f' X Y ltall 3, 4. ' in 4A Ross is the happy-go-lucky fellow of the senior class. ii He showed dramatic ability in lVlarcheta . He is an arclent football player. , - X ' 1 f ,il p PAUL HIMMELBERGER 'iHiliI.'Ili0,, Stony Creek Mills GENERAL Clubs:--Hunting and Fishing: Singing. Xvhen the tire bell souncls, Paul is the first one to be at the fireg and with such efficiency, he is certain to be a skillful forest ranger. ISABELLE HORNING UIA-yy u 623 Frieclensburg Road LCIMNIFRCIAL Clubs:--Penn Post: Banking Club. Sports:--lnter-class Basketball and Soccer. X Although lsabel, has been with us for two years her love for Vi ilson seems to be endless. Our Isabel is very stuclious. JAMES KASE Jim 2338 Perkiomen Avenue GENERAL Class Representation:-Home Room President 4. Clubs:-Penn Post 3, 4. Sports:-tlayvee Basketball 2' Varsity Basketball 3, 4. K ja7z,,' as he is called by his chums, is notecl for his ,-x dry humor. l-le was an asset during basketball season. A and we hope his ambition to become a great newpaper man will be fulfilled. lv? Q '

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FRANK HAYES Ulm Lung 2538 Filbert Street ACADEMIC Activities:-Business Mgr. of Penn Post 3. 4: Boys Octet: Captain Y. IVI. C. A. Team I. 2. 3. 4: Art Staff for Iunior and Senior Play: Senior High Chorus: Band 3, 4: Dance Orchestra. Clubs:--Hunting and Fishing: Art. Sports:-,lay Vee Basketball I. 4: Varsity Basketball 2. 4: Inter-class Sports I, 2, 3, 4. Promptness is a foreijzn word to Frank. He claims to be a swing artist, but who can swing to Please go 'way and let me sleep 9 CARL HEIM l1 iz Stony Creek Mills ACADEMIC Activities:--Senior Cliorus 2, 3, 4: Boys Octet 4: Class Play 4: Debating 4: Commencement Usher 3: Operetta 2, 4: School Paper 2: Baccalaureate Usher 3. Class Representation:-Class President 4: Vice President 3: President 2. Clubs:-Hi-Y 3, -It Vice President I-Ii-Y 4: journalistic Club 2: President 1: National Honor Society 4. Sports----Baseball 3: Track 2. 3: Soccer 4: IayVee Basketball 4. 'ilvhizzern is the busiest student in the class. He is constant- ly flying about the halls attending to his official' duties as presi- dent. He also starred in sport activities and gave a surprising performance in the senior play. JEAN ELIZABETH HENDRICKSON HPllIlj l I25 North Twenty-Hfth Street GENERAL Activities:-Sec. of C-irI Reserves 3: Senior Chorus 2, 3: Penn Post 3, 4: Junior Chorus. Clubs:--Book Club 2: Penn Post Club 2: Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves 3: Home Economic Club I: Penn Alma Staff. The sparkling personality that .lean possesses makes her like- able to all. Her favorite pastimes are dancing, bridge, driving, and reading philosophy, and she can usually be found engaged in one of them. GERALDINE BROWN HILBERT ff'1'1'y U Esterly 3 COMMFRCIAI. Clubs Ping Pon and Checkers 2: Gym Leaders 3, 4. 1 Sports:---Inter-class Basketball 3. 4: Inter-class Soccer 4: lnter- Class Baseball 3, 4. A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse seems to be the usual cry of Gerry. She claims it would' help her future ranch. ln the meantime she listens to The Lone Ranger, and is contented. LM rf. ,

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JANE. KILLIAN nilllllffn ., 7 Encilich Avenue ' A COMIVIFRCIAL 3 b mf I' Clubs:--Book Club. A shy girl, who takes teasing with a grin. jane is always X dependable. Her motto must be, Ever watchful: forever quiet. GEORGE A. KLINE .Q ' 'J ll 111 py , Stony Creek Mills f ,Z COMMERCIAL ' K flxctivitws'--Bandg Oi-rhestrag Assembly: Senior Chorus. in Clubs:-Penn Post. '- V 1, George could very well be a critic of fashion models, because hc-'s always giving the girls the once-over . His favorite pastime , g ' is entertaining us with his jumping bow-tie. , l 13 . LUCILLE RUTH KLINE Luck-v Stony Creek Mills GENERAL Clubs'--Singing 5: Lihrary 4' Girl Reserves 4. Lucille's Hne marks prove to us that the proverb, Silence is golden, was not said in vain. ' HAROLD KNECKTLE Holley Stony Creek Mills CGMMFRCIAL Clubs'--Hunting and Fishing 3. 41 Gym Learlers 3. 4. ports.--Baseball 3, 43 Track 3, 4. l-lonevn is a future big league baseball, player get- ting his start at Mt. Penn, but in the meantime he is decid- mg between working on a farm or in an office. A' Ti ?