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

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Frou! mu-: Knode, Chudik. Bark wmv: Heal, NVolfkammer, Miss Moser, fastillo, Strang. Camera Club Congenial group of film experts . . . with Miss Moser's advice . . . and help . . . gathering in the dark room to develop their pictures . . . known to catch students in unusual poses! acid- stained hands . . . Close that door . . . hold that smile . . . look at the birdie! . . . member- ship totals a dozen . . . Martha Brooks . . . .lean Chudik . . . jean Strang . . . Sally XYolf- kammer . . . Kay Dixon . . . Mary Beal . . . Cris Nicas . . . Thea Rowe . . . Graciela Levi- Castillo . . . Betty jean Roland . . . Petie Paden . . . jerry Knode. Page 102

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,. V . I s ,-W..-:nu Y! Frmzl rmr: Castillo. J. Burrill, Anderson, Sherrerd, Gordon, Sermni row: Miss Stolzenhach, Finn, Coffman, l-layer, Meyer, Lt-rsner, L. Morin, Tellander, Dr. Ricliarrlsoii. Tl1inIr'ou'.' Morison, Bechtol, XXX-aver, Dawson, North, G. Morin, Apter, Rex, Crawford. Faurlh row: Aldrich, Smith, Spencer, Hill, Gough, Pennoyer, fflmney, Scharg. Fiflli row: Leonard, Ormiston, Kenyon, Ratzlruriz, Gerard, Appleton, H. Davis. Mori, Roby, Yan Ranst, .xlll.llUl'ly. Le Cercle francais P7'FJfdt'7Il l . .PAT NIEYER SUt'I'Fffl7ll' . .LL'VI.-X Moms 1'iff'-P1'a5in'e11f ...,, PAT LERsNER Tzwzszznfi' . . . .JANE HAVER Parlez-vous francais, Mademoiselle? . . . the familiar password . . . to the French Soirees . . . members increasing annually . . . all concerned in making this year the best ever . . . absorbing interest in French manners . . . participating in informative and amusing games . . . singing French folk songs. The first Wednesday of each month finds us in the Solarium . . . one and all taking active part in the evening program . . . meetings are run with precision under the helpful guidance of Miss Christine Stolzenbach . . . and Dr. Lula Richardson. The tragic situation in France today challenged us to do our bit to aid the war orphans through the American Relief for France . . . resulted in our sending boxes of clothing to our adopted Al- satian orphan, Elaine I-laller. Various scenettes were presented throughout the year . . . all very clever and amusing . . . among these was an episode concerning a certain damsel sitting on the hat of an American tourist in France . . . surely we won't Mr. Anthony joining us in playing 'LColin Maillardn . . . Our Christmas Pageant was particularly effective . . . a candlelight procession . . . against a background of glowing fire . . . each candle representing . . . a Hame of hope for rebuilding war- torn France. Merci, beaucoup, mademoiselles . . . et au revoir. Page 101

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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