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

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N, 'W 5 145' Lf: Upper left: This is a patient's eye view of Dr. Henry Segatti. Lower left: Dr. Frank Deren- zis relaxes for a moment in a busy day. Upper right: Mrs. Doris Frey and Dr. Herbert Iago pause to pose for MEMOIRS photogra- pher. ,,,,.....s I x G Medzkal .rtajjf safeguard! health the height S Safeguarding the health of the students is the job of our medical staff, composed of local doc- A tors, dentists, and a school nurse. Keeping accu- rate health records, giving yearly medical and dental checkups, and caring for participants in 5 ' athletics are a few of the important duties of this staff. Mrs. Jo ce Ronalds records information from Dr. John Turtzo checks the blood pressure of a student chart toycomplete a SlUd6I'll'S health record. during an annual routine examination. - tti'i f In w Fi t as '77 Ls!- 23

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Mrs. Vivian Wagner, girls' gym teacher, uses the parallel John Laky uses Cecil the mannikin to show the post bars to demonstrate a side riding seat. gg g .7 Y K a fgi . S Departmental cooperation is il- - 'Mx ' EN lustrated by Mrs. Grace Sam- son, home economics teacher, and David Godshall, industrial arts instructor. - si' t Pmftzkal courses are aim necerfagf Mental alertness and ability are greatly fur- thered by a strong, healthy body. Courses in phy- sical education seek to develop young physiques and cultivate lasting interest in physical titness. Vocational agriculture seeks to teach tomor- row's farmers better ways of raising crops and livestock. Good food will always be a delight to any mang so girls in high school are taught to pre- pare nourishing, tasty meals. Boys learn to help, in an industrial arts course designed to teach them how to be handy around the house. The meaning of an F. I-'. A. symbol plained to club members by Carl Herr. tional agriculture instructor. is ex voca

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J 1 Mrs. Velma Mutton Mrs. Liz- vlf zie Male, and Mrs. Margaret V . Frable busily prepare another . nourishing hot lunch. Special .fermkef rate applause .4-9 , bv if i-. LM,,..r 4 a Fll'le a ffr-ox l ...... Upper left: Charles Masters. Marvin Hill and Robert Trexler perform daily cleaning tasks at the close of the school day. Riglzr: Bus drivers Willard Houck. Fred Uhler, Harry Oaten and Fred Phillips exchange news while waiting for afternoon dismissal. 29 Within our school are several groups of people not directly related to the faculty, but whose services make it possible for our school to oper- ate smoothly and efficiently. We give our thanks to the cooks who prepare our lunch, the custo- dians who keep the building and grounds clean, safe, and pleasant, and to our bus drivers who bring us to school every day, no matter what the weather. il. fm ' 5 -Q-Minn. - 'I 5 . s 'l:'