Penfield High School - Junction Yearbook (Penfield, NY)

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CHARACTER LEADERSHIP Front Row: J. Houseworth, M. Frazier, W. Sillitoe, J. Bishop, V. Groet, D, Horby, L. Berry, Mr. Howard. Third Row: S. Beords Mercer, B. Flint, M. Roland, J. Hartwig. Second Row: R. Iey, J. Carnes, G. Deuel, R, Filiberti, J. Kavanagh, N. Carman Sprenkle, M. Howden, D. Adams, M, Williams, C. Shull, G. L. Carpenter, S. Funk, G. Freckleton, L. Hayden. SCHOLARSHIP SERVICE l pledge to uphold the high ideals of the National Honor Society, to build a strong character in myself and others, to further the advance of scholarship, to carry aloft the torch of leadership, and to serve my school, my community, and my country. These words signify induction into the Penfield Chapter of the National Honor Society. The students who gain membership into this group are truly worthy of the honor bestowed upon them. This year Penfield is fortunate to have Mr. Harry Howard as advisor. 90

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,.w-we 6? MARIAANA Jiggs, you can't do my homeworkl You don't know how to write -- even in Finnishl says Mariaana Saarinen, Penfield's Teen Diplomat, to Jiggs, the Clement's family dog. On August 19th, after a twelve day trip from Finland, Mar- iaana arrived at the Clement's house. Here she is standing in her native costume with velvet top and silk stockings with her two American sisters , Pris and Sue. Busy making plans, Marjaana takes advantage of the American tele- phone. They are so different here! she exclaimed. ln Finland we had to crank them, lt has been so much fun and there are so many memories. Here she puts her souvenirs, pictures, dance programs, and old tickets into a large scrapbook. We too will never for- get Marjaana and the wonderful times we have had with her. She will be in our scrapbook foreverl

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CHARLEY'S AUNT Penny Plant as Kitty Verdun and Virginia Jacox as Amy Spettigue tell their troubles to Bruce Babcock in the dual role of Lord Fancourt Babberly and Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez. Kitty is in love with Jack Chesney Uames Hamell and Amy, with Charley Whycham tDavid Peetl. The two boys are greatly disturbed because Lord Babberly seems to be en- joying himself' too much. Greasepaint - lights - action - cues 1 cos- tumes are words to fascinate any actor. Here mem- bers of the Dramatic Club participate in the many activities necessary to produce a historical play cele- brating Penfield's sesquicentennial. The play was presented as an assembly in school during the day and for the community in the evening on March 30, the date of Pentield's birth as a town. Standing: Miss Post. On Floor: A. Zwick, J. McNab Second Row S Clement P Plant N. Williams, S. McAdam, S. Lawrence, L. Maclntyre Last Row A Dailey J Martin L Ca rpe nter.