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

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G53 4 s. Fran! nm-: Kratzert, j. B11rrill,l,. Morin, G. Morin, Bisst-tte. Appleton, Lundstrom, Speer, Begg, Spadone, Coffman, Oberst, Summers, Hamilton. Svtond mar: Pennoyer, Rl. Burrill, Y. Morin, Mori, Gordon, Amer, Miss Mcfague, Ratzburg, Gerard, North, Barber, Roby, Kenyon, Third rms: Cole, White. Neal, R. Adams. Dawson, Bryant, Pope, Spencer. INIcGriFf. Sheridan, Logan, Morison. Couch, Yan Ranst. Fourlh mica' G. Smith, Roney, Dusch, Chaney, She-rrertl, Lersner. Hill. Kingsbury, Torbert, XYinterb0ttom, Ruge, McDonald, Ott. Bark nm-: Ritter, H. Davis, Lucas, Gough, Kearney, Ellis, Jackson, Beal, Hunter, Kaesshae-fer. Okner. Corinthian Club Piwidefzf . . , XYINIFRED AICALPINE I 1'fu-Pz'v.fi1z'e21t . ,PHYLL1s RA'FZBL'RCi tQc'l'7'Ff!l7Ql' , . R.AND.-XLL HL'DSON Tzwzmrw' , ly.-XNCY KAESSHAEFER Big Sisters . . . in white dresses . . . scurry around . . . at the beginning of the year . . . to look out for the new girls . . . letters from Phyl Ratzburg . . . written during the summer . . . help to acquaint the new girls . . . with Penn Hall . . . the Big Sisters come in handy again . . . to help the little ones through the trials of initiation . . . a get-acquainted party spon- sored by the Corinthian Club is held . . . the First Saturday night of each school year. On certain Sunday evenings . . . vespers are held . . . conducted by both our officers and members of Corinthian . . . with Vinnie our president . . . looking very angelic in her white robe . . . services which are simple and sincere . . . appropriate for Sunday evening medita- tion. Page QS

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From row: XVolfkammer. Okner, Hunter, P. Hamilton, lYeaver, Smarr, Bechtol, Miller. Amer, Castillo, Payjack, N. Hamilton. Serond row: Kane, Culton, G. Morin, Dailey, Neal, Ritter, Begg. McDonald. Rockwell, DuMont, Heckman, Dawson. Third raw: Kelton, Anthony. Strang, Yeaple. Lyddon, XVuethrich, Lewis, Hampar, Miss Cooke, Bryant, Summers, Fischheck, Bowen, Lent. Pat- man. S. Potter. Milano. Fourlh row: Helfrich. C. Collins. Anderson, Marion Miller, N. Koehler. Thompson, Finn, Lunclstrom, Lynch. Kenyon, Mumford, Burrill, Latham, Chritzman, Pilkey, Elliott, Scharg, Mori, XVilliams, Fake. Fifth row: Van Ranst, Howard, Barthelmes. Andreae, L. Morin, Spandel, Scott, Peters, Sparks, Gordon, Goebel, Pope. Spragle, Roby, Ratzhurg. Sixth row: Henry, Halvorsen.VVilson, Oliver, Knowles. Sherrerduloyce Teufel, Jean Teufel, N. Collins, Sturtevant, Mary Miller, D. Marlin, Brustlin, Dave, Roney, Aldrich, Feders:hmidt. Friedberg, Berlin, G. Bro xn. Seventh row: H. Davis, A. Moore, D. Davis. Umann, Lynch, Lugo. Smith, Pennoyer, jackson, Gillespy. Chaney. Cahill, A. Clarke, Irwin, Tel- ander, Ellis, Claggett, Oschwald. Burk row: NValker, Morison, Schoelkopf, Tisdale. Sheets. Southerland, Hill, Lersner. M. D, Miller, Gough, Haver, Sneider, Elterich, Eadie, l-lens Kincller Club Presidenl . , . .NANCY BRYANT Secretary' ,.... DOROTHY SUMMERS Vice-Prexidffzl . .SONA HAMPAR Tzwzyzzref' , , .BARBARA Lewis The Hans Kindler Club . . . one of our proudest traditions . . . named for the famed cellist- conductor, Dr. Hans Kindler . . . who appeared for us in March conducting the National Symphony Orchestra . . . Our club room in the Arts Building . . . beautifully, comfortably, informally decorated room . . . with photographs of artists who have appeared here . . . music magazines . . . records and more records. Miss Cooke, our sponsor . . . with Miss Bailey and Miss Higgins as music advisers . . . Our president for this year, capable Nancy Bryant . . . Sona Hampar, dark-haired pianist, is vice-presi- dent . . . secretary, Dotty Summersg treasurer, Barbara Lewis. Its duties . . . to provide hostesses at the receptions after concerts . . . to usher . . . to pre- pare the stage and auditorium for music programs . . . to plan for a Christmas Tea, which was un- fortunately canceled this year . . . to provide its members the opportunity to meet the guest artists after concerts . . . to take spread-room . . . Sunday afternoon recordings. Pflgf 97

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Each year the Corinthian Club . . . sponsors the Red Cross Drive . . . collects clothing for the National Clothing Drive . . . last year we gave a large sum to the YYar and Community Fund . . . sent fifty dollars to The Ocean City Home for Babies . . . took charge of collection for March of Dimes . . . contributed to the World Student Service Fund . . . in answer to a plea to American college students, we helped students ofthe world . . . we've sent books to the American Merchant Marine . . . last blarch we collected almost two thousand dollars for the Red Cross Campaign . . . last April, Corinthian Club gave one hundred dollars to the United Clothing Drive . . . we are planning to correspond with some needy French people . . . and to send them clothes . . . or other needy articles . . . whenever there is need . . . the Corinthian Club is always ready to help. lvith the season of wreaths and carols . . . comes our annual Christmas party . . . for the underprivileged children of Chambersburg . . . who otherwise would have . . . little or no Christmas . . . the gym fills with laughter . . . as we all join in playing . . . Drop- the- Hand- kerchiefn or Musical Chairs . . . then back to the Main Building . . . where a huge dinner awaits them . . . after filling their tummies . . . into the Solarium . . . forabiolly visit with Santa Claus . . . bulging stockings . . . which make eyes open wide in awe . . . the excitement ofopen- ing mysterious packages . . . around a sparkling Christmas tree . . . at the departure of these starry-eyed children . . . each Penn Hall heart . . . is filled with-ioy . . . that they have brought so much pleasure . . . to these not-so-fortunate children . . . in being a member of the Corinthian Club . . . there is tremendous satisfaction . . . we admire and respect . . . each ofits members. The Corinthian Club would be at a loss . . . without the efhcient leadership of our sponsor . . . hers is an endless task . . . all her efforts go forth . . . to make each drive . . . an overwhelming victory . . . she's never too busy to give advice . . . and encouragement to all . . . she's our . . . Miss McCague . . . perhaps she's known best by the members of her beloved Corinthian Club . . . truly benevolent . . . in its purpose . . . active in all needy causes . . . with the thirteenth verse . . . ofthe thirteenth Chapter, First Corinthians . . . And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three, but the greatest of these is charityn . . . as our theme . . . active throughout the entire year . . . winter or summer . . . rain or shine . . . always ready and on the job . . . striving to be helpful. Thr Ujifsrt: Lffl lo right: Hudson, Kaesshaefer, Mc.-Xlpine, Ratzburg, Miss Nlclfague, Page QQ