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

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OUR HELPING HANDS .gl '. ' Besides the members of the S- Education, the Principals, the Faculty, there are various A eople who serve us. We, the senior class of 1916 ' ' - ed - WL Q them. It is with our deepest regret --f' t ,eip pgar H- pear here, but, because of the difflfentajrkinggiaours S -- fp possible to get them all together fox' . icfiuze. Af!!! 0' ish to thank them for all they have d - . A ate- iv '.5 gh School. Without their cooperation our school -- nt have been so successful. . William Goodhart . George Krail THE CUSTODIANS Mr Mr Mr . Franklin Manwiller . Harvey Miller Our custodians under Maintenance Engineer, f devotion they erform with some el of ro 9 'QD 1 3 . I 4 O I I ,, v ' ll O 5 ze - ' A 0 U , I.. I. S - - of Mr. Hai Weber the our s u ' ing clean.eWith ardent . 1- We em to o argl-lhelp us work. Hats of o of Mr. stodians! . asres.e,g , ,I mmm lies' Mr Mr. Harry G. Weber, Maintenance Engineer G .T 0 , N PE gy , GUARDIANS OF OUR HEALTH Mrs. Ethel C. Hill, Nurse Sparkling teeth a , U r' '-4 O :r- :s U P1 1: B :- 0 ::: FD 11 O fb ::s nf. UI FP KKXXXX mplexi aims set up for us on the lookout for s ptpclpnnog ue fa Thanks for all your help ! N by our Dentist and aee5'1illrgS1gh9 A c - r they are constantly if

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1 MR. LAWRENCE E. RICKOLT Kutztovvn State Teachers College, BS. University of Pennsylvania Courier: Biology, English Superrfirer' Debating Team Spying upon a helpless amoeba is G. Cohen. Looking on are Mr. Rickholt and J. Ennis. Understanding and appreciating the workings of nature are the principle objectives of the biology course. I N I MR. J. LLOYD SHARETTS Gettysburg College, B.S., M.S. Courrefx General Science, Chemistry, Physics Sz1pewi5eJ.' Service Club, Faculty Man- ager of Athletics Checking water pressure are: E. Komlodi, Mr. Sharetts, D. Reeder and R. White. With our contemporary civilization constantly advancing in technological directions, basic courses in the science fields enables the student to understand the challenges of his future.

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THE CLASS QI: -4' JK ... THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1956w-First row, left to right: M. Marisseau, R. Harris, F. Shalters, M. Snyder, S. Light, S. Martin, J. Zashtaft, J. Stebner, B. Hawk, G. Shaefer, R. Miller, D. Hafer, D. Witters, D. Frymoyer. Second row: H. Hunter, D. Reeder, M. joseph, jean Hinnershitz, S. Leese, E. Olander, J. Richards, A. Strunk, B. Seifert, T. Wood, E. Seidel, N. Rappaselli, J. deMerlier, E. Komlodi. Third row: G. Levin, R. White, P. Walters, P. Harter, B. Strouse, M. Dunkleberger, J. Guinther, P. Williams, P. McMichael, J. Heller, B. Price, E. 26