Pen Argyl Area High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Pen Argyl, PA)

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N-aww, cimccs and ,4 rfs Pralimfc Originality Mrs. Marjorie Williams is kept busy teaching both science and mathematics. She shows one ofthe science department's exhibits of sea. life to members of her eighth grade class. Willard Schadel, science, physics, and chemistry instructor, cracks one of his inimitable jokes as he and a few members of his freshman science class examine visual aids. ff X. The tenth grade biology class rests for a moment during afield trip while Thomas Lee takes advantage of the break to explain something about the formation of leaves.

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from Sacial and Vacatmmzl Wark 117 E. David Godshall is another newcomer to our school. Already he has improved the efficiency of the industrial shop. He is shown here giving a crosscut- saw demonstration to his seventh grade shop class. Q21 Theodore Hoffman, agriculture instructor, shows his boys the plaques his dairy and dairy products judging teams won at Waterloo, Iowa. C31 Our dietitian, Miss Roby Heimer, urges her stu- dent help to eat heartily before the throng of students pile into the cafeteria at lunch hour. Z

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Several members of the junior music class try out some new sheet music. Pleased with the harmonious blend- ing of their voices, Mrs. Anna Kress, their instructress, accom- panies them. After serving two years in the armed forces, Milton Focht has re- turned to Pen Argyl High to resume his duties as band int uctor. Here he helps Robert Save aol perfect his trumpet playing. ...-Y' In the Art Department John Higgins tries to develop an interest among his pupils in many different phases of art work. He shows some art students samples of cartoon draw- ing for movies.