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

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4, 06709 Hn Frrst Row Llero L Johnson Roth Roma Mr Mervme Mr Stauffer Rutt Lieberman Major Stenlake Second Row V Sxmons Manson S Slmons Sartor Lobb McFall Mohn Musselman Ronalds Nasatka Th1rdRow Leyer Sanders Rader Roberts Muller Snyder Long Sparrow Shrack Fourth Row Jones Mutton G Muller D Parsons Lang J Parsons T Mlller Lambert Lyons Loprestn fopbomorer duplay qualzt of loyalty In thelr quest for academlc and soclal maturlty the members of the Class of 1961 began to spe c1al1ze IH thenr chosen courses By partxclpatmg 1n planned guldance programs last year they were able to select them wnth a better perspectxve The sophomores also were prlvlleged to take part 1n many extra curr1cular actxvmes Many were admltted to the Mxxed Chorus whlle others Jolncd the Trl H1 Y H1 Y, and many varled clubs A hlghhght for the class, as lt IS for every class, was the selectlon and purchase of class rmgs To top off a busy year the sophomores and freshmen jomed forces to put on the annual Sprmg Hop Thls year the class was ably led by adv1sers Mlss Dorothy Bedford, Mrs Grace Samson Harry Mervme and Wllmer Nester F1rstRow Lemmger Imboden Kxenzle Mlss Bedford Hull Slutter Green Second Row A Hoagland Khne Hughes Kale Karlm Hoelzel Thxrd Row N Hoagland Honey Hewltt Hafllmg Hendershot Hontz Jones Fourth Row Griffith R Hahn Graff F Hahn Gum Heck man Guarry 33 lla

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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.

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1' Sophomore elass officers Seated J Walek secretary A Wllson J Stackhouse beglns a major dnssectmg operation as S Guarry treasurer Standmg S Wll1ldmS prcsrdmt S Guarry vzce przs and V Caesar control the patlent and K Broad supervises ldeni QWRW i. f1rsrR1m Broad Brxy Brugler Counterman Mr Nester Bamford Farlelgh DeN1euola Dawes Second Rrm Bellls DLIII Coleman Llby Godshilk Derr Donelson Aee lengler Thur! Ran Dmlels Ambrose Fenner N DePue Ceraul Dorney Due Bauer Duran lourlh Run Clevwell Izhle Deberardlms FIUSI C lsagrmde Adams Benn Caesar Bartholomew PIOFOI F1rsIR0u Young Thomas Nlrs Samson J Wrlson Werlxhelser Sfe0ndRan Darlene VN lgner NN ilele Greenz welg A Vhlson Toel-eet Vlrldrlek Thm! Run Carazzo Selbextlne wllllllllx Spangler D1x1elNN1gner Ronexlds Strockoz fflllflh Ron Roberts Swanson, Young,T1lgh man, Tadajcweskl, Rondmelh -4