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

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I N rv-H J ART MRS. EVELYN M. KOHL, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Courser: junior and Senior High School Art Super1fire.f.' Stage Make-up and Scenery Appreciating Dave Hafer's drawing are, left to right: R. Harris, M Clouser, B. Holzworth, and Mrs. Kohl. Art exposes one to those artistic qualities which can be appreciated in objects of everyday environment, and offers the opportunity of expressing interest in creative activities. I N INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. john M. Seifarth, B.S. Industrial Education Pennsylvania State University Courfeff Industrial Arts Super11i.fe.r.' Stage Crew Installing a fixture in the shop is E. Harland with the assistance of Mr Seifarth and G. Werner. Industrial art offers projects to construct which will be useful in the home, and in various types of recreation. an opportunity for using tools and materials of industry, a selection of

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WE WILL ATTEND THEIR C.ASSES. QUR GUIDING LIGHTS! Standing, left to right: Messrs. L. Parsons, L. Riclcolt, J. Zajac, G. Krom, R. Linn, J. Miller, A. Schutt, J. Seifarth, J. Sharadin, D. Zimmerman, R. Bierly, W. Purnell, R. Bishop, L. Wearne, J. Sharetts, D. Raker. Seated, first row: Miss A. Geiger, Mrs. M. deMerlier, Mrs. M. Leininger. Second row: Mrs. A. Linderman, Miss E. Anderson, Mrs. H. Ott. Third row: Miss N. Hons, Mrs. J. Dempsey, Miss J. Cunnius. Fourth row: Mr. j. I-Iibschman, Mrs. E. Kohl, Mrs. S. Mack, Miss J. Smith. Absent: Messrs. LeVan, Matz. When all is said and done, the strength of the Faculty is the predetermining factor in the strength of an educational institution we at Mt. Penn are most fortunate in having a faculty of the highest caliber. Their influence upon our lives, today as students and tomorrow as citizens, can never be fully measured. We thank you sincerely for your patience and kindness towards our class. We assure you that we shall justify your faith in us. THE CLASS OF 1956 ds, Q

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IN MR. DAVID S. ZIMMERMAN, B.S., M.S. East Stroudsburg Teachers College, Temple University. Courier: Driver Education, Pennsylvania History Superzfifer' Key Club, junior Class Advisor Start your motor . . . please! directs Mr. Driver training helps to develop safer and more sportsmanlike Zimmerman to B. Strause while A. Strunk drivers on our highways. This course was introduced to Mount Penn a1'lCl Daut1'iCl'1 0lDS6rVC. High School this Past year, IN MR. DONALD G. RAKER, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Courier: Guidance, Counseling Supervirer' junior Varsity Basketball, Projection Crew Explaining the merits of a profession to J. Guidance is a course which familiarizes the student with high school Miller and R. Miller is Mr. Raker. life, covers fields of self-understanding, and helps give the student a foresight of the working and social world. I 1 IN MRS. MILDRED M. LEININGER, B.S. Hood College Courier: Home Economics Superviyer: Adult Sewing Cutting a garment are: C. Keller, Mrs. Lein- This class prepares girls for duties in the home. As future home- inger, and J. Hinnershitz. makers, they learn the correct preparation and selection of foods, and the advantages in self-made clothing. l I 3