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

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With Enthusiasm I Dedication Miss Cunnius instructs a class from the podium. Miss Cunnius is shown with the Junior Class officers of the Class of '66, the first class she advised. From Left to Right: Donna Clothier, Secretaryg Fred Knoll, Presidentg Sharon Eshbach, Treasurerg Jay Mendelsohn, Vice-President and Miss Jane S. Cunnius, Adviser. Miss .lane S. Cunnius expounds every attribute of a truly-dedicated teacher. She has devoted her life to the teaching of the world cultures in our rapidly-changing world. - ln any phase of history, politics, or economics Miss Cunnius has intense knowl- edge and eagerly relates it to her students. Every culture can be studied in great depth in her classes. Miss Cunnius has a marvelous technique of making history come alive through her emphasis on the people and their personalities. By explaining the personal side of history, she creates student understanding of the world of yesterday and today. By the guiding hand of Miss Cunnius, the students realize the problems and how they can work to make the world a better place to live. To the class of 1966 Miss Cunnius is particularly dear. In her first year as junior class adviser, we were privileged to have her concern and guidance as our faculty leader. Miss Cunnius aided us as juniors to become a Well-organized and progressive class. Through our many endeavors-car wash, calendar sale, and spring dance-Miss Cunnius was our pillar of approvalf' H And now we dedicate this book, the PENNALMA 1966, to Miss Jane S. Cunnius, our leader on the road of destiny. 5

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