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

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Robert O. Behr takes time out from his full schedule to look over a new literature book, Mr. Behr's wit and keen personality make all of his classes enioyable. Through his efforts our yearbook patron drive is always successful. A pleasing smile is one of the outstanding characteristics of Mrs. Edna lmhof. The responsibility of advising the Honor Society and the Future Teachers Club completes a full program of Eng- lish and Latin classes. PREPARES STUDENTS . . . QDQM- N ., UUTS 'wyxixi Nl l' ,,,..,..-uv' Miss Mariorie May shows interested students some of the posters she collected What is the direct Obl8Cl'7 questions Miss Dorothy while touring Europe. The knowledge she acquired in her travels has been A. Bedford of her eighth grade English class Teaching an asset in the teaching of her English and history classes. of first and second year French rounds out a full 'QQ' Lai.. - language arts schedule 1 4 1-gift-5 - '?1v:'?,i ,

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Richard Eckert shows attentive biology students the funda mentals of a new progector Sparking the faculty basketball team and tutoring the lunior varsity basketball team lead afterclass activities Eighth grade math students listen closely as Mrs Marlorie Wil hams explains their new assignment Most of Mrs Williams spare time as readily devoted to advising the MEMOIRS staff in the production of the yearbook ,ew ,Q- classes interesting as well as beneficial Mr Schadel furthered his education this summer by taking advantage of a science scholarship to American University OUR FACULTY John E Rice a newcomer to Pen Argyl answers Bill Schmauders question on career plans As an adviser Mr Race has greatly en hanced the Student Councils effectiveness Hunting is a favorite seasonal activity I .V if a .. g , M W' W 3 X it A ilxls + A E l fr A a X, , l W . . Y H I i' A I Willard Schadel combines humor and knowledge to make his science ' ' ' . ' - 0 n 0 ,ly ef,4 VV'4 H

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Marcus Stopp's practical examples, and knowledge of mathe- matics make class periods pass quickly. As a iunior class adviser, Mr. Stopp is a key figure in the annual magazine drive, Harry Mervine uses slides to give his students a realistic picture of their history lesson, Mr. Mervine, assistant football coach, also instructs family living classes which give seniors an insight to everyday problems. TO FULFILL CIVIC . . . Social studies are the favorite subiects of many underclassmen as a result of Edward Palmer's teaching techniques. Recent suc- cesses ot the Green Knights on the basketball court can be at- tributed to Mr. Palmer's coaching efforts. I2 The problem of changing a flat tire becomes less formidable under the supervision of Richard Wolford. Conducting the Driver Education Program and teaching government classes con- stitutes the varied schedule of our head football coach.