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

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HELEN ANN AILHER Come Frlday night basketball games one can always fmd Helen Hammer 1ng out the famlllar Mt Penn cheers If at any t1me you happen to overhear someone ex clalm Whatcha lookmg for rabb1ts'P lt w1ll undoubtr dly be Helen for thls seems to be the pet SXDICSSIOH of th1s peppy llttle semor H r excellent Wfltlflg abllxty d1s played bv her work on the Penn Post and ed1torsh1p of the Penn Alma certalnly fore tells her future success as a Journahst Penn Alma edltor Penn Post 10 11 12 Semor Chorus Usher Jumor Play Semor Play t10I1 Concert and Marchmg Band 10 ll 12 Eastern Dlstrlct Chorus ll 12 Couniv Crorus 11 Countv Band 12 Chorus 10 ll 12 Junior Plav Debatmg 11 YTeen 10 ll 12 Class Committees Usher Intcrclass Sports 10 11 12 Octette 11 12 JUYNOI As emblv Senlor Assembly Penn Alma Penn Post 10 11 12 HENRIEFFA N ARON The gxrl wlth the handsome wardrobe IS a term that well descrxbes Henny Her sweater and skxrt collectlon FCCCIVCS every one s admlratlon however her specxal prlde IS that new Olds convertlble Henny w1ll long be remembered for a un1que laugh Wh1Ch crops up at the most unexpected moments She has chosen Syracuse to fur ther her knowledge and IS eafferly awaltlflg campus lxfe YTeens11 12 Assemblles 10 11 12 Usher Class Officer 10 LAROL RUTHERFORD ANDERSON Carol known partlculaxly for her ab1l1ty to play the oboe and for her lovely alto volce IS only one 1n tms years crop of beautles Her naturally curly han' IS the envy of all the co eds Carol s love for the felme specles 1S amply p oved by her con stant talk of Bobby her pet cat Future years w1ll fmd Carol dressed 1n nurses whlte as she reallzes her chlldhood ambl J w ' I . ' af ' yy I ' u - - ,, . v T . . x , 'X s . ' ' sl n - . - G . . . . . - . V , , - - 1 - . 1 Q 1 - . y v 4 A . . , . . . 1 . . . , . , y x 1' ' u n . , ' . . . , . K , - . . , . . , 2 - - 1 . v . - . 1 , ' . .. 'S . 2 4 Q I . , . V r -v' ' - , u ' ' ya 2' , ' , ' ss n I - S , . 1 ' ' . ' . 1 v ' - ' al n K, I., D . - . g . . 1 , ' w

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Class Qfflcers Seated left to rlght Phoebe Bertolet Secretary Nancy Stump Treasurer Standmg Robert Druckenmnler V1ce Presldent Rlchard Hammer, Presldent CLASS COLORS Cardxnal Red and Gray CLASS FLOWERS Red Carnatmns and Dustymlllers CLASS MOTTO Act1ng, not wlshmg, brmgs success L J f , N K Q, as A J

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fR PAUL ALLEN BAER Baer IS another of our quiet unassum mg seniors His ever present smile of con tentment signifies his likeable and friendly character If not engrossed in devouring a pint of ice cream Paul will probably be seen munching on an apple or doing Justice to an orange His plans for the future al though for the most part undecided in clude service in the armed forces Baseball 12 HARRY RICHARD BAKER JR Harry is a cheerful and easy going fellow who always reaches his destination even if he is a little late The music room is his favorite dwelling place an understandable fact for he intends to make concert work his career His ability to play the piano has been displayed in several school assem blies Harry s interest in church work has been made evident bv his attendance of summer conferences when he made many new friends Band 10 11 12 Marching Band 10 ll 12 Orches tra 10 11 12 Dance Band 11 12 Senior Chorus 12 Assembly Programs 10 12 Junior Assembly Senior Assembly JOAN BAR 1 h Our high-stepping twirler was responsi- ble for much of the praise heaped upon the marching band during the past two years. Joan an ardent Reading High fan thrives on lengthy phone conversations with her many friends. Her love of the beach particularly the Florida coastline accounts for her beautiful suntans. This vivacious lass will graduate from Syracuse as a full-fledged Florence Nightingale. Marching Band 10. 111, 123 Assembly Committee 10, ll. 125 Junior Playg Senior Playg Senior Chorus 10. 11, 123 County Chorus 123 National Honor Society ll. 123 Y-Teen 10, 11, 123 Junior Assemblyg Senior Assemblyg Junior Town Meeting of the Airg Usherg Class Committees. S