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

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The camera catches John Laky wisttully thinking of his favorite fishing spot. Daydreaming, however, is not common to Mr. Laky, for he is kept busy instructing gym and health classes, in addition to coaching baseball and assisting the football coach. Under the supervision of Mrs. Vivian Wagner, seventh graders learn the fundamentals of badminton. She also teaches girls' health classes and serves as an adviser to the Tri-Hi-Y. PERSONAL OBLIGATIONS Custodians Marvin Hill, Robert Trexler, and Charles Masters are Slicing cheese is only one of the many tasks of Mrs. Clyde Male, Mrs. constantly working to keep our school clean and neat. One of their Raymond Mutton, and Mrs. Clarence Teel, who put a lot of time and many tasks is maintaining adequate heat during the cold winter fl10U9lWT into Dfepaflng f1OUflSlWlf19 lUf1ClW0S fOr the DUpilS. months.

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, 53. Assisting homemakers of the future is the Grace Samson. The Home Economics Club supervision features homemaking as an art p primary duty of Mrs, under Mrs. Samson's rather than a routine. E. David Godshall directs a senior in the completion of his industrial arts proiect, Mr. Godshall also conducts classes in mechanical drawing and advises the stage crew in their many proiects. I4 Carl Herr, the school's new agricultural director, displays the picture of a prize winning cow. The future Farmers have great- ly profited this year under the supervision of Mr. Herr. SOCIAL AND The junior and senior mixed choruses have prospered under the capable direction of Mrs. Anna Kress. Her warm smile indicates satisfaction for the fine work being done by her choruses. w i

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l f' ,Im , , if ,v Pl! ,gf 'X -1 ff- Upper left: Miss Grace Dennis takes her fascinated listeners on an imaginative trip around the world. Students look forward to the helpful moral quotation that Miss Dennis places on the blackboard eaclf day. Upper right: Blaine Strunk's time is spent primarily in teaching social studies to the seventh graders. During the football season his duties also include coaching the iunior varsity football squad. Left: Observant students look on as Robert Hilyard explains one of the pictures he has placed on the bulletin board. Such visual aids help Mr, Hilyard to rnake his classes more enioyable. Lower left: Mrs. Dorothy Stopp displays the dress of other countries for the benefit of her seventh grade students. Anecdotes and descriptions of foreign countries she has visited make Mrs. Stopp's classes entertaining, Lower right: Keeping accurate records of the information obtained in recent medical examinations makes Mrs. Joyce Ronalds, school nurse, aware of the health of both elementary and high school students. We sg.