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

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VOCATIONAL TRAINING AIDS STUDENTS MRS. EVELYN M. KOHL, B.S. Kutztown State Teachers College Junior and Senior High Art, Junior High Sketching Club, Make-up for school plays, Painting of stage scenery. Mrs. Kohl has pursued numerous cratts in her special studies and travels which help to brighten and diversify her art classes. She is fond of water sports at the seashore while 'flower gardening and serving are her favorite household hobbies. MR. JOHN M. SEIFARTH, B.S. Industrial Education Penn State University Industrial Arts, Stage Crew, Conservation Club. Since Mr. Seifarth lists gardening, hunting, and fishing as his favorite hobbies, it is obvious that he is intensely interested, as well as an active participant, in conservation. Mr. Seifarth, who is the man behind the men behind the stage, is always anxious to help any interested boy obtain a start in the industrial world. I5 I6 Designing a poster are left to right Mrs Kohl, M. Wait until you see the finished product! Left to right: Fleisher J Thomas Becker G. Hotzman, Mr. Seifarth, R. Gilbert. Twenty-two

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IS A NEW AND STRANGE EXPERIENCE TO THE 7TH GRADERS MRS. MlLDRED M. LEININGER, B.S. Hood College, Post Graduate Work Albright College Home Economics, Adult Sewing Class. As is the case with many teachers, Mrs. Leininger's chief interest outside of the classroom is her family and its numer- ous activities. In her spare moments she delights in knitting and fancy sewing. MISS JANE MCMURTRIE, B.S. Lebanon Valley General Music, Music Theory, Seventh Grade Chorus, Eighth Grade Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Senior Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Boys' Quartet. One of the recent additions to Mt. Penn's faculty is Miss McMurtrie, who has created several excellent vocal choruses and groups. Painting and hi-fi occupy most of this musician's spare time. Mt. Penn wishes this well-liked teacher the best of luck in her future marriage. I3 I4 Showing their sewing talents are, seated: S. Hylton. Explaining music. Left to right: P. Schlanger, C. Standing, left to right: Mrs. Leininger, D. Smith, M. Ensslen, P. Bixler, Miss McMurtrie, Instructor. Miller, F. Barr. Twenty-one

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IN SCLVING EVERYDAY PROBLEMS MISS ANlTA A. GEIGER, B.S. Pennsylvania State University Physical Education, Health, General Science, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, Girls' Varsity Basketball. But you have to hold the bow still, while you shoot the arrow! These immortal words could be uttered by only one indiviolualeour own Miss Geiger. Always ready with advice to the lovelorn and full of fun, this eye-catching individual drives her hot Ford from Elverson to M.P.H.S. every day. Besides competently participating in all sports, Miss Geiger lends her talents to the arts and handicrafts field. Respected by all who know her, Miss Geiger has retained the friendship of many Mt. Penn graduates. MRS. ARLENE M. LINDERMAN, B.S. East Stroudsburg State Teachers Health, Physical Education, Girls' Official Club, Girls' lntra- mural Sports. Much of Mrs. Linderman's spare time at home is spent attempting to train her German shepherd, Baron, obedience. An outstanding Hummel, as well as a new German shepherd figurine collection, is the pride and ioy of an exceptionally sports-minded teacher. Besides thoroughly enioying garden- ing and her home during the summer, Mrs. Linderman also gets lots of fun out of teasing Miss Geiger. GYM Learn ng the facts about Cancer are J Bauman S. Men- Four's left 'lOth Grade Gym Class. Twenty-th ree