Pen Argyl Area High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Pen Argyl, PA)

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First Row: Weidman, Schell, Verrone, Young, Mr. Herr, Pellen Tonkm Miller Parry Second Row: Richard Snyder, Roberts, Martin, Sousa, Ruggiero, Policelli Shook Ott Third Row Mohr F. Overpeck, H. Overpeck, Parker, Serfass, Yeisley, Moser. Fourth Row Van Gorden Smith May, Remel, Rader, Roger Snyder, Oliver, Ponist. lem latbood requirement More active participation in high school activ- ities was another step upward for the members of the class of 1963. Tryouts for junior high athletics, band and junior chorus, as well as club member- ship, were experienced by many. Their apprecia- tion of these opportunities was evidenced by their enthusiasm. With the helpful counseling of their home room teachers, Carl Herr, Harry Bray and Robert Ealey, and the guidance discussions led by John Rice, the eighth graders soon adjusted to their new environment. Mr. Rice explains the guidance program to inter- ested eighth graders J. Reimer, B. Marlatt, T. McLean and T. Sandt. Eighth grade class ofiicers-Seated: S. Parker secretary: S. May, president. Standing: A. Poli celli, treasurerg W. Sousa, vice-president.

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l l Z f l a 5 .--X First Row: Trone, W. Sparrow, Yetter, Stofllet, Mrs. Miller, Young, Werkheiser, Parker, Saver- cool. Second Row: Pike, Wagner, Vanzella, Sheesley, James Shook, Teel, Williamson, Nottle, Peters. Third Row: Schreck, Serfass, Rumsey, Renner, R. Sparrow, Handelong, Rader, Parsons, Wilson. Fourlh Row: Ross, Jay Shook, Wynn, Wilgus, Robert Snyder, J. Smith, Schlegel, Sprague, Miller. Fifih Row: Verona, Vosper, D. Smith, Stump, Ulianna, Samson, Richard Snyder, Saccon, Terry, Saucrwine. of the cmtle fmdnating Foremost on the freshmen agenda was the class trip to the Museum of Natural History and the Hayden Planetarium in New York City. Highlighting the social 'Z F? affairs was the Freshman-Sophomore Dance held early ' if in the spring. With guidance by the advisers, Mrs. Marjorie Wil- liams, Mrs. Barbara Miller and Edward Palmer, each class member prepared to make the all-important de- cision ofcourse selection for the sophomore year ahead. 'he -xg! Freshman class officers-Sealed: S. Wilson, treasurer J. Brescancine, secretary. Stanu'ing: G. Bickford, presidenig W. Jackson, vice-president. With a pencil in hand and another in readiness, freshmen concentrate on Iowa Educational Dexelopment Tests.