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

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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

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Sillmg: Howard, Dawson, Ritter. Bellil. Dailey. Semnd row: Miss Bender, Pope, Sprznzle, Gough, Lewis, Moore, Bell. Third rrmx' Torbert, Hudson, M. Wilson, Sneider, Kearney, Tisdale, Kneeburg. Lersner. Maurer, Dixon. Taft mtv: .-Xndreac, Meyer, L. Walker, Aldrich, Sherrerd. Barber, Oschwald, Vincent, Goebel. The Commentator Editor ,... . .PEGGY Goran-1 B11.ri11er,f lllzznagrr . ,MARION SPRAGLE lfvery other Saturday . . . to fill our mailboxes . . . up-to-the-minute news . . . from wisely written editorials to side-splitting Shredded Mit . . . interesting articles on parties and proms . . . Disc Data and the fashion column . . . club meetings and concerts . . . the book review . . . athletic activities . . . of both varsity and intramural teams . . . answers to all questions . . . our never-ceasing gratitude to the cooperation of Miss Bender and Miss Moser . . . Peggy Gough, our editor . . . Marion Spragle, our business manager . . . creative writing class and stagg . . . tracking down the news . . . keeping us posted on the alumnae news . . . and our Hlnquiring Reporter. The business starl' . . . First in line for headaches . . . finance and figure difficulties . , . end- less bits of last-minute typing . . . the hnal erfort to get that ad. Hours spent in the Commentator room . . . copy-reading and proof-reading through a haze of smoke . . . cutting the galley and pasting the dummy . . . striving for pleasing arrangements . . . plenty ot work . . . but fun . . . and wonderful experience. The Press Club . . . founded last year . . . its membership composed of the Commentator staifs . . . meetings every other Tuesday evening . . . we elected our officers . . . Peggy Gough for president . . . Barbara Lewis as secretary . . . -Io Begg for treasurer . . . The Commentator room, our club room . . . helpful advice from Miss Bender . . . with the furthering ofjournal- istic appreciation as the purpose of the club. Page 106