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

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I Their Goal Mr. John Stewart, Jr. 112 Butter Lane Mt. Penn, Reading, Pennsylvania Employment: Reading Tube Cor- poration ,lob Title: Director and Control- lerg Plant Managerg Assistant Secretary High School Attended: North Wales, Pa. College Attended: M.I.T., B.S. Hardworking Board of Education Members Clockwzse Messrs Miller Rermger Stewart Springer Bauman Forester and Mrs Swope

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uaht Mr. Frank R. Bauman 2610 Park Street Mt. Penn, Reading, Pennsylvania Employment: Berks Realty, Inc. Job Title: Real Estate Broker High School Attended: Reading High School Mr. John D. Forester 612 North 26th Street Pennside, Reading, Pennsylvania Employment: Murry and Sidney Knoblouch, Inc. Realtors Job Title: Salesman High School Attended: Mt. Penn High School Mr. Nathan Ravetz 2512 Park Avenue Pennside, Reading, Pennsylvania Employment: Pennside Pharmacy Job Title: Owner High School Attended: Central High School, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania College Attended: Temple University Pharmacy, B.S., Ph.G. I Educati Jack M. Mallow, D.D.S. 2619 Cumberland Avenue Mt. Penn, Reading, Pennsylvania High School Attended: Mt. Penn High School College Attended: Albright College, U. of Pennsylvania, School of Dentistry Mr. Charles F. Springer 2101 Highland Avenue Mt. Penn, Reading, Pennsylvania Employment: Althouse Chemical Co. Job Title: Chief Engineer High School Attended: Sewanhaka, N.Y. College Attended: M.l.T., B.S. in Me- chanical Engineering

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Assistance Requires Patience When the Moon Shines O'er the Mountain . . . -Mr. Purnell croons one of his favorite tunes to the student body. Secretarial uties Var Mrs. David E. Nein, Sr. tMiriam Neinl 14 2244 Perkiomen Ave., Mt. Penn, Reading, Pen Mt. Penn High School, Class of 1946 Ha. Aside from the tedious tasks of teaching history and advising the senior class, Mr. Purnell is also assistant to the high school principal. ln this position, Mr. Purnell performs many of the duties vital to the smooth operation of our school. Besides announcing the activities of the school every morning, Mr. Pur- nell handles and directs all cafeteria traffic, eighth period assignments, county attendance reports, distri- bution of school supplies and supervises in extra- curricular activities. As director of athletics, Mr. Purnell plans the schedules of all the athletic pro- grams, secures referees for the games, and handles supplies for the team members. Operating the clerical side of the school system rests in the competent hands of the office secretaries, Mrs. Herzog and Mrs. Nein. The faculty and students rely on these efficient ladies for all school business and records. Late slips, bank books, and absentee lists along with the switchboard operation are some of the numerous responsibilities efficiently handled by the secretaries. Mrs. Kenneth R. Herzog tMarilyn R. Herzogl 642 N. 25th Street, Pennside, Reading, Penna Receptionist-Secretary Reading High School, Class of 1950.