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

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, A i Y l 1 ,NX ,. x x. .Z I -'X -lf NQ is J Ilurvey Rehrig, outcloorsinun and youth worker, gives Newcomer Robert Nlegill, bzlncl director, introduces a his science class closerup visual instruction, trumpeter lo the intricacies of ncw concert music. Mrs. Anna Kress instructs one of her many music clusses. Supcrior youth choruses have resulted from her efforts. . ks.. ,,, , ,., ,sc ,, , i if N Z . QQ 'signs'-gm: vru -' 93 Ax , mann :mmm ..,. .gf ,HQ 1 3 g3Q:r 1 I l z Mrs. Velma Hutton, Mrs, Emma Duran, Mrs. Lizzie Mule, uncl Mrs. Adu Davey take timc out for lunch be- fore the noon-time rush. These women daily prepare 2 heulthful inn-.mls for students und faculty. L ., 1 ' 9 New school nurse, Mrs. Joyce Ronulcls, begins the QQ. lil-llillllhll pliysieul L'XJ1NlIl.'lllOI'l of ll student. Since W - 3 she serves hoth the eleinentqiry und high schools, hcr - joh is u consinlerulnle one. , - . c lr is A V--My .A I

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1 ? 4 Kgs x Q ' 'P Q 6 A modern art sketch is interpreted for students by Miss Marilyn Schadt. In a year and a half of teaching she has brought a new appreciation of both modern and classic art to the students and the school. Industrial arts problems are solved by the com- bined efforts of David Codshall and the learn- er. Most of Mr. Godshallls extra time is spent planning the sets for plays and pageants, super- vising the stage crew, and advising the Engi- neering Club. Practical agricultural instuction is demonstrated on a nearby farm. NVally Butz, agriculture in- structor, examines a future fam1er's project with the visiting Area Superviser of Vocational Agriculture, XVilmer Frisby. Mrs. Grace Sampson proudly displays the VValdorf salad made by prospective homemakers. The use of the latest electrical appliances, nutritional discoveries, and modern sewing methods prepare these girls for the future. 4- Z'

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s. 1 6 I 9 'U-s. I Z'-. ns fv H , I , Q N .3 u 1 rs LR . t, ' 4 sl ' .993 ,H X ' N S- Q Q: , ' H - s Q. 3 . V I V. In A fi, - V Q. u' ' . ' : . 'X . fl ug v . ' N! 'MV 7 X 1 i f -4 r - X 45. ' ' . ff' I .. 1 J, I Dental repairs are advised by Dr. Discovery of tooth disorders is made Dr. Henry Segatti makes preparations Frank DeRenzis and nurse Miss Phyl- by Dr. Herbert Iago and Mrs. Arthur for the annual school dental examina- lis Carbone. Quan 6 Custmlians Marvin Hill, Robert Trexlcr, and Gordon Edwards stokc the furnaces bcforc the opening of school. Tllcsc busy workers perform many valuable tasks throughout and after the school day. Dr. C. F. Stofllct fills out an insurance application form submittctl by an injured athlete. Dr. Stofllet cucli yt-ar cxumincs the pupils and athletes as re- quire-al by Ptnnsylvunia statc law. tions. Professional service to the school is rendered by Dr. John Turtzo by giving annual physical examinations and attending all football contests. ,I ka 0