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

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Benqicial Experience . . Productive Results The coordination of study and practice provide the elements for unique experiences- Young men in Home Economics? Would you believe girls in Industrial Arts? . . . VVhat would we ever do without our overhead projectors! . . . An aroma of freshly baked food from the Foods Laboratory . . . The only place where you can eat the results of your work! . . . Iive heard of slanted writing but not slanted furniture! . . . Mr. Schoonover represents a great department as departmental head . . . Today's students mastering skills to prepare for fu- ture homes. TOP LEFT: Mr. Stephen Schoonover-Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing- graduate of East 'Burg-BS from Penn State-presently studying for Masters- has taught here 5 years-hobby is gardening. TOP MIDDLE: Now where was that hole anyway. I'm sure I drilled one in there! MIDDLE F AR LEFT: Mr. Charles Snyder-Media Specialist-graduate of Oil City High School-BS and MS from Clarion-has taught here 1 year-hobbies include fishing, camp- ing and photography. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Stephen Williams-Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing-graduate of PAHS-BS from Millersville- presently studying for certification-has taught here 5 years-hobbies include auto racing and sports. MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Gloria Keiper Home Eco- nomics-graduate of Pocono Mt.-BS from Mansfield-has taught here 5 years-hobbies are sewing, knitting and sports. MIDDLE FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Grace Samson-Home Living-graduate of Wilson High-BS from Drexel Uni- versity-has taught here 26 years.

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r l 1 I ..,.,, 1 x . A .. ly gi gm :,a ,.i,, I Applied Laws . . Interesting Discoveries Labs . . . dissections . . . rock collections . . . experiments . . . these are all a part of the different subjects in the Science Department . . . Mr. Bray, if we catch YOU chewing gum does that mean YOU lose a point, too? . . . Would you like to have the pleasure of visiting a sewage plant? . . . Then take up advanced Biology with Mr. McKay . . . Killing insects? I thought this was Basic LIFE,' Science?!? . . . Mr. Corey, since when do CARS have anything to do with SCIENCE??? . . . VVho's appearing at Mr. Knorr's annual Rock F estival?, Parts I and II?,, . . . courses with many new interests and dis- coveries for the curious student. 21

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