Penn Hall High School - Penntonian Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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-l-he Penntohien Stall 'E ' A X C lfrmif row: Miss l,oYYIIIaster, C. Al. Moore, XYynn. Chaney, Lt-rsner, Pate, Kay. Niimz-i wmn' Roby, Mori, jarksoti, Pope, Sneitler, Lucas, Ratzburu, Smith, Meyer. liufk rmv: Ukner, B. Koehler, Ritter, L. Morin, S. Potter, Barber, Begg, Edimr B1z.vi21e,v.f .llIllllt1l2't'l' .ffl lfzfflolii' . -N'porl.v Editors ljlenlrlv Ntfjir DIANE CHANEY Nl.-XR'I'HA XYYNN IJOROTHY KAY PA'I'RIcIA I.ERsNER , CAROL BIOORE lxli-XRGARET PATE JOAN NIORI I.I'YIA lXl0RIN RI'l'.A ROBY LEERRY LOL' SMITH FRANCES SPEER JEAN BARBER 'IGANNE BEGC, PATRICIA KIEYER ELAINE Rl'I l'EIl 1i11.mJr.f.f -Vlzzjf tiff . PlQ0f9kQl'.ZAD '1. rx f 1zr11f.fv .fr1'1'ife11f RUTH .ADAMS NIADGE HOPYYOOD DORO'I'HX' HUNTER JACQUELINE LL'cAs FONA OKNER LOUISE POPE SHIRLEY POTTER PHYLLIs RATZBURG BETTY JEAN KOEI-ILER VIRGINIA jAcRsON PATRICIA HAMILTON CATHERINE BIOS!-IR CFacultyJ Nl.-XRTHA l'iVEI.YN LoxYAIAsTER GERTRUDE Fll.l.EN BIEYER We . . . the members of the Penntonian Staff . . . with great pride . . . present your year- book . . . prized possession ofeyery Penn Hall girl . . . musical programs . . . play presentations . . . teams we've cheeredon to victory . . . clubs we'vejOined and boosted . . . all phases ofPenn Hall lite . . . preserved on its pages . . . to be cherished . . . forever. The literary statl' . . . last-minute interviews . . . But you must haveafavorite saying! . . . iiNCJ21lI1l in life? . . . hobbies . . . nicknames . . . conferences with club sponsors . . . checking club Officers . . . pencil stubs flying . . . and articles miraculously submitted before the deadline. Bliss l.owmaster . . . advising and encouraging . . . writing our letters to the printer and photographer . . . nightly meetings in her room . . . or Our fourth-floor retreat . . . heads in a P11 ge 10,1

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Siliing un jiuor: B921-Z, S. Potter. Finn. Semnd row: Hudson, Bell, Sherrerd, Meyer, Lersner, Chaney, Tellander. Third row: M. XVilson, Sneider, Miss Kiefer, Miss Custer, Miss Marquardt, Miss Meyer, Ratzhurg, Tisdale. Fnurth row: Aldrich, F. Adams, C, J, Moore, Dixon, Southerland. Maurer, VValker, Penn Points Edilor ...... PATRICIA AIEYER .fri Editor.: V .JUNE SOUTHERLAND Bzatizzvff Jllmzagrr .DANA BELL JOAN TORBERT Penn Points . . . the student literary magazine . . . latent talent revealed in lyrics . . . essays . . . short stories . . . quatrains . . . descriptions . . . and translations . . . by the stafT chosen from contributors. Due to the early vacation . . . after the business statins . . . frantic trips to town for ads . . . the editorial staflns . . . original creative writing and rushing the dummy to the printer . . . the Christmas issue . . . looking very Christmasy . . . arrived via mailboxes . . . in January. With manuscript in hand . . . contributors eagerly awaited Miss Marquardfs suggestions . Miss Custer's tireless aid in selecting ideas and titles. Two issues each year . . . with colorful covers and frontispieces . . . by the Art Department . . . birthday and address books published on the side . . . hours of work and fun . . . on . . . Penn Points. Page 103

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huddle . . . over our king-sized table . . . choosing snaps . . . scissors and paste . . learning to copy-read . . . editor's notes dusting out mailboxes . . . meetings with the printer . . postponing dead-lines . . . when early Christmas vacation . . . deprived us ofa month's work. Mr. Feldman . . . under the black cloth . . . scurrying from building to building . . . with his tripod and camera . . . staff members . . . 'iotting down names . . . How do you spell that? . . . we quickly became accustomed . . . to the Hare of Pat I-lamilton's flash bulb . . . always on the job . . . catching us unaware. Miss Moser . . . snapping the shutter at . . . concerts . . . plays . . . basketball games. Dotty and Pat . . . experimenting with columns and Figures . . . the art department . . . cooperating on sketches . . . layouts laboriously made exact . . . Miss Meyer . . . patiently showing us the ins and outs of mounting . . . enlarging . . . Now you bisect the diagonal. i The business staff. . . competent salesmen . . . visits to town lor ads . . . room-to-room canvasses for subscriptions . . . sending in the advertisement dummy . . . next, selling tickets for the raflle of a copy ofthe Penntonian . . . in spring . . . an innovation at Penn Hall . . . the food sale . . . sponsored by the business staff . . . everyone turning out . . . for a nine-thirty snack . . . one aim . . . to meet expenses. The addition of . . . winners ofnation-wide contests . . . the Junior College departments . . . extra snapshot pages . . . fulfilled our goal . . . a bigger and better Penntonian . . . the hours We devoted . . . to the noble cause . . . were little to give . . . in exchange for the vast fund of experience we gained . . . in practising our literary skill . . . organizing and carrying through our ideas . . . working together. YVe've enjoyed every moment of it . . . now, we only hope . . . that poignant memories of Penn Hall . . . will always be kept close to your hearts by . . . The 1946 Penntonianf' Which picture shall we use? gait. ..,-A That's a good idea! I I