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

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A .M V ,V ..- K ma, Ji l ,fig k Mrs. Myrtle Easton, librarian, instructs a stu- dent in the use of a new carcl catalog. Teach- ing English, advising the Library Club, and familiarizing new students with the library keep Mrs. Easton the center of a beehive of activity. Plotting a course for the new Chevrolet driver training ear presents a task for Richard XVol- forcl, instructor. Mr. XVolforcl is kept active coaching football, atlvising the Hi'Y, and teach- ing the newly organized Unitecl States govern- ment class. rm I Displaying his remarkable wit, Harry Mervine is able to final something amusing even on a world history map while student teacher XVil- liani Eckhart anal a history student observe. The football team benefits from his athletic ability. ,I f Ls A . ' ' 5 ,fQ,,...i Cgiiyttn K V D -, 'di ' A 9 . 'B' is Q ze Q ,A N - ,ber t 1 l - g12+1a f11 , E,-:J si 'Wg i s sg ffi t ' Blaine Strunk points out a worlcl trouble spot to his history stu- dents. The football season entails junior varsity coaching duties for him. ww! 1 WT-t f -A If

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,-V. 7 X- k Ni XS A student's question is answered by Rudolph Penza. VVhile social studies occupy his school time, the duties of a head football mentor and assistant baseball coach fill his after-school hours. Mr. Penza also directs the Sports Ap- preciation Club. Mark Frantz aids a future engineering student in the selection of an appropriate college. Series of tests enable the guidance counselor to determine a pupil's aptitude as a guide to the student in choosing the proper courses. Miss Grace Dennis, social studies instructor, observes Donald McKeand, student teacher from East Strouds- burg State Teachers College, as he emphasizes geo- graphical relationships of European countries during a map study. Q With his usual fervor Edward Palmer is seen debating a current problem between social studies classes. His wide knowledge enables him to discuss any topic. Untiring effort by Mr. Palmer has resulted in an ex- panded basketball program.