Penn High School - Pennerian Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1935 volume:

0 P bl h d By Th Se CI F 1935 e nior ass o VOL. XV CLASS OVVICIERS lm-.wfflmz I-111 I9 In R1 IPISIII Vw ljfl'-NIdL'l71 PM 1 IYI RA1 smx S1'1r1'111r1f R1 'Ill Kms 'I 'rmmrvr PIZNNIRIAN SIQXITI' lfdzmr m-clviul li11m7v.m .XI4lI7tlgJt'l' 1,1'l1'1'urq fltdllffll' l,hUl01lfl1f7hLl lzilrvlur Sporls ffcfzlor AFI llkillftll' 1111-x1 D.,xx'1s 1.1 f1x.1.1a11 L1 .'x1e1Q IZ.-1111 1 011114 X1.,1e1' ,lklI1l1'l'5cJN P1111 111 H1N1'z P.-111 RAI xnxx Bun 5x11 111 Q if X EW' A MX VX ? A A ' ?' gg YLUUGILU Q R? W 0 F5 0 X lf Q ffw X 0 lm, S9 A :, X Ck L J , X X, Wb ?o 9 gif? I Q , f'1'X 'f r r .V X... , ,, fl JN f f X X DEDICATION ln appreciation of one wlwo is rendering dis- tinguislwed service as Superintendent of the Green- ville public Scliools . . . in appreciation ol liis personal interest in tlwe progress ol education . . . in appreciation ol lwis lwearty and unsellisli coopera- tion in tlwe success ol penn ldigli Sclwool, we, tlie Class ol 1935, dedicate tlnis volume oltlie penn- erran to Mr. P. D. Welch. ALMA MATER Hail to the Gold. Hail to the Blue, Hail Alma Mater Ever so true. We love no other So let our motto be: Loyalty, Penn High School Victory! 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In thc autumn of IUBI you took vnur plafus in thc trvshman glass. I ani glad to have had thc privilege. during the intrrvcning ycars, of hvlping to guitlc your wav through tltv mvstcrious paths of thc high school curriculum. You luv: stood the trst anti at last havt' ivaclical tliv nhirctivc, It is mv hopc that vou will apprcciatt' thr cdufalion that your communitv and xtatc hav: givcn vou, Manv ol vou aio not Iullv icalifc thc sacrilicr that vour patcnts haw iuadt- to Qivt' to vou this opportunitv Sonwlimcs vou have fretted at thc rustraints and dutivs placrd upon you hy vour tvachcrs. You will rcmcmbur thv hardest taskmastrrs thc longest Inch onu of vou will soon lw an alumnus ol Punn High Srhool. In vour rhosrn vocation I wish vou success, XX'ith this stanza Irom longfullow I bid you Iatfwcll, I ut us now hc up and doing XYitlt a hr,-rt for anv fatv. Still achicving. still pursuing, Ixarn to lahor and to wait. A, R. Stvwart. Principal Page 7 SCHOOL BOARD MR. 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RUDlSll.l. A heart to resolve. a head to con- trive. and a hand to execute. President of Senior Class: Trans' ferred from York High School 1'll: Glee Club 1-H: Math Club 1-15: Dual Meet I-ll: County Roundup t-ll 5 lfollies'i: ThreefCornered Moonul Honor Stttdent. RUTH KAYS lt is nice to be natural when you are natttrally nice. Secretary of Senior Class: Tri-Hi- Y I-ll: Bible Study 145: Prom Committee. liollies : llonor Stu- dent. l.liONARlD CLARK The mind ol man can accomplish whatever it resolves on. lfditor in chief Pentterian 1-ll : liditoryin-chief Penn-Hi-Points 133: Sports lfditor Penn-Hi-Points 12. -HZ Student Council 133: lli-Y, Vice President 1-ll: Science Club 13, -ll: Band: County Roundup 11. 3, 43: Dual Meet 1-ll: Glee Club 14l: Bible Study: lfollies : Class Basket- ball: llonor Student. 'ttttrt.tlQfttt5tz its my sen is instinct, and enou 1 of it is nittsf' Ph tograpjiy lillitor Pennerian 1-ll : Scie ce Club:.Band: Glue Club 12. 3, -ll: Orchestra 13. -llf Music Con- test 13, -ll l5ollies : Good Newsmg Three-Cornered Moon , llonor Stu- dent. PAUI. RAl.S'liON Nature is the master ol talent: genius is the master ol nature. Sports llditor Pennerian 1-ll : Class Vice President 13l: Stttdent Council 11. 31:1-li-Y: Science Clttb 13. -lj? Vice President 1-ll: Band: Orchestra 11, ZJ: Dual Meet 141: Cilee Club 13, -H: Bible Study: County Round- up: 'flood Newsu: l'ollies : Class Basketball: llonor Stttdent. YlOl.A AMY XVhateyer is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Typist lor Pennerian: l,ibrarian l-ll: Physical liducation Club 13l. MARY Klilil.ljN None knew her but lo love her, Nor named her bttt to praisefi Typist tor Pcnnerian: Tri-Hi-Y: Bible Study 1-17: Usher 13. -ll: Class Basketball, SQ A fi - 4 Q.. il X . x. , l 3316 Q, Ks yr! Page I1 PAUl,INl2 RALSTON To know how to hide ones ability is great skill. Vice President of Senior Class: Tri- Hi-Y 11, 3. -ll: Bible Study 11. 3. -ll: Clee Club t3l: Class Basketball 13. -ll: Usher 1-ll: Physical liduca- tion Clttb: Good Newsf Honor Student. lRliNlf DAVIS She would wring money from a stone. Treasurer ol' Senior Class: Stttdettt Council 11, -H1 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1-ll: Math Club 1-ll: Bible Study 137: News Stall: Prom Committee: llonor Student. liARl.l2 COOK 1 l'rue popularity takes deep root and spreads itsell wide. Business Manager Pennerian. Secre' tary-'l'reasurer 135: lfnotballi Vtlrest- ling 131: Class Basketball: Student Council 111: Cilee Clttb 1-ll: Science Club 13. 43: lli-Y 13, -ll: Bible Study 131: l'ollies . Good News : Honor Stttdenl. MARY 'l'll,l,Ol'SON Quick, witty. charming. lttll ol light and ready talk. l.iterary liditor ol' Pennerian 1-ll: 'l'ransl'erred lrotn Kittanning High School: Glee Club I-ll: 'Iiri-Hi Y 12. -ll: Dramatic Clttb 111: 'lfol lies '1 Three-Corneted M iw o nu: llonor Student, l3Ol3 SMl'lill Many persons leel art. some un derstand it: but few both feel and ttnderstand it. Art liditor Pennerian 1-ll: Class President 135: Art l,ditor Penn-Hi Points 1-H: Student Council 135: lli-Y 13. -ll: Science Clttb 1-ll: Band, Math Clttb 1-ll: Class Basket ball: Glee Club: Bible Study: To The l.tlLllCS'i1 Good News : l7ol lies : Honor Student MARY l3L'CCl ' 'ent working makes an ex' pert wo an. Typist Quan: Clee Club 13. -ll' 'Robin li0llies. lVlARCiARl1'l' Mlzlllilili Our deeds determine us as mitch as we determine ottr deeds. Typist for Pennerian: Tri Hi-Y: Bible Study 1-131 Class Basketball 135: Physical liducation Club 131. 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' , 4I.111 II.11I11'1I1.1I1 II, 1. 1, -II Ulu' CILII7 1-I1. XI.1lI1 i,I11I1 1-I1 II11x111g, V1'r1'1lI111g I11II11'1 ' 511 high .11 .1 111.111 .1111111-1 111 1411111. RUTH CATHCART Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Tri-HifY 13. -13: Bible Study 1-Il: Counlv Roundup 133: Prom Committee: Honor Student. IORIQTTA CHANI1Y l.ike the sun. true merit showsf MARTHA CHRISTY There are whole veins ol dia- monds in thine eyes. Glee Club 1l. 33: Good Newswl Class Basketball 13. -ll. LOUIS COSTIANIQS He sang in tones of deep emotion. Songs of love and songs ol longing, Glee Club: News Staff 127: Dra- matic Club 1l. ll: Good INICSVS'-I To the l.adies : I3ollies. DAl.I2 CRAY I am as I am and so will I be. Glee Club 15, -ll: News Staff 121 : Cheerleader 12. 3. -ll: littl- lies. VIRGINIA DAISLIZY No one is so worthy of envy as she who can always cheerful bef' Class Basketball: Physical Ilduca- tion Club. Igl.ISli DIQASON A smile's the ame i every language. Glee Club . . -ll: ible Study 1-ll: Coun tk 1-ll: Art Club tlhz ra tc Club 1231 Prom Committee: 'olliesf' 3-t. S' -5 ? 7 Page I3 CORTEIIE CHANDLER XVhat heart of man is proof against thy sweet alluring charms? Tri-Hi-Y 12. 3, -H: Glee Club 1-ll : Iiorensic League Contest: Good Newswz Hliolliesf' NIARGARIZT CHRISTY Humor has justly been regarded as the finest perfection of poetic genius, Cilec Club 13, -Il: Bible Study 14l: County Roundup 13l: Dra- matic Club: To the l.adies : Vol- lies : Three-Cornered Moon. PAUl.Y ANNA COl.liMAN She's pretty to walk with. wittV to talk with. and pleasant to think of. too. Cilee Club 1-ll: Dramatic Club 1253 Usher tl,-1l:Tri-Hi-Y:News Staff: Good Newsu: To the I.adies : Iiollies z 4'Three Cornered Moon : Honor Student. BIZULAH CRAMER Her merry heart doeth good like a medicine. County Roundup 13. -H: Bible Study: Dramatic Club 125: Class Basketball. JOHN CUNNINCIHAM Deep-sighted in intelligences. ideas. atoms. influences. lfditor-in-chief Penn-Hi-Points 1-ll: Transferred from Meaclville High School 131: President ol Sttiient Council 1-ll: Science Club 1-ll: Math Club 13. 'llc HiYY 1-ll: Glee Club 141: Orchestra 13l: County Roundup 13. -+I: Dual Meet 1-H: Iiollies. VIORIQNCIZ DAVIS She is great who is what she is from nature. and who never reminds us of others. Tri-Hi-Y 12l: Glue Club 11. -+I: Ifollies. 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Bible Studi' I-ll, l3iblc Study 13. -ll: I lwllws - 5 X -P I n Iil I,ANOR IIINMAN 'Reuncmcnt frmlvx lTx'.1lllY cvurv where. ilu' Club ll, -ll: l3iblc Slunlx' I-ll: 'lfullivsf' V V V na1,wlic,lNl4 IIOI Mlzb ll I I NN Hll Ill: 5 Shu lmv nmny frwnnlx .mil lbcu bbc is lruly lmppy. who can mnlic Q' w il J rmgnn for ji, mllcirs lmVllpVll' mn' V Sludcnt Council ll. -ll. 'I'ri-lli'Y lfl IIIV3 171, I-V 'IIC USN! 471- N V' .A ll 3. -ll. Vice l'rcsidcnI III: Ciluu +I: lllxumil Izilumnimn Club 133. - ' ' V Qui, HIV Dual MW, gl: p,i1,1v - Stuclv llli Usbcr 43. -ll: Limoll , Ni'ws': 'l5ullil's4'. llunor Sluclcnl. 1 x ' S I.ARI, HOUSE Anal lmm his pencil pninl lbcic c.m1r, I Q 'igurcs wild lb.u wi wcru Luncf Boxing 1I.l 3441. . 'l'r.1cli: Class I3.19Iwllmll: film: Club I3. -Il. l7ullif:s 4: Ciimi'l Ncwxfi lnlcr class GUS l:l'l.'R'I' 'lwurx m. ' the .1l'Cl7llA'x'l ul' lzix own lvl xmwf Cl l3n' bn I l 7 3 43 N-ll L Scicnc flub . Boxinv. 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YIIQLIINIK XI.XIIIII1lI xmlr vl Ilrl I.lll Il.lll lm xllr xkllx Ik I-ll lll lIlr llmgll -II Ilrl I llng,1 lv I- ' - -lllll I x IM II II ,Vu ll l IKXIIS XLIIIIII I Xllllllx xxlllw lax lIll Alum Ill IIIIA HIFI' II.uIll'lIl.lII I I ' I Il IIIx wImIA'lII Ill N lIl Nllvllll I IllII lll Nlllllrllf C llnxll l Il II.lllll I I ' l LII.-I lIllIl l I Il IIIIIII' Nlllllx lIl Qmull Nl-lm I lvllllw Xlvllll I Illllll II.lxIwlII.lII l,Il.ln1pllIllx III. VIVIAN McGRi-XNAHAN How wise one must be to be always kind. PAUI, Mll.l.l2R Most great men are dead or dying: l'm not feeling so well myself. Hi-Y: Science Club: News Stall: Glee Club 4-H: l'o the l.adies : Good Newsnl l5ollies. ESTHER MOR'l'IMliR Charms strike the sight and merit wins the soul. Tri-HifY 12. 71. -ll: Glee Club: Class Basketball 1-il: Prom Com- mittee. ANNE NIZEDHAM A friendly heart has many friends. Math Clttb ill: Tri-Hi-Y fl. 3. -ll: Cottnty Roundup 441: Class Basketball Il. -ll: Honor Student. Gl.l2N OXVENS A good disposition is better than gold. Science Club: l'ootball tl. Z. 'Sig Junior Varsity Basketball ill: Class Basketball rl. Z. 3. -Hg lnter-class Track ll. Z. EJ. TOM PARSONS Now I perceive the man under- stands XVelsh: And 'tis no marvel be is so humorous. Hi-Y IZ. 3. -ll: Bible Study IZ. U: Glee Club. Class Basketball: Prom Committee: Good NeWs : l5ollies : mlihtee-Cornered Moon. JULIA PROUD Studious of ease and fond of humble things. Glee Club tl. Z. 33: Good Newsw: Hero ls As Hero Does. 6 Cf . 17 E , 'fi C 4' I A C- V O. J . I Page I7 ROBERT MCKEAN You're all wrong: listen while I tell you, Hi-Y: Circulation Manager Penn- Hi-Points: Vice President ot' Science Club: Math Club: Orchestra: Band: Glee Club: County Roundup: Dual Meet H, -ll: Class Basketball: Good News : l3ollies : Three- Cornered Moonmz llonor Student. DOROTHY MONTGOMERY Sweet and smiling are thy ways, Transferred from Meadville High School: Tri-Hi-Y: Glee Club: Fol- lies : Usher. l p f PISARI, MOSSMAN There is nothing at all in life ex' cept what's put there. Tri-Hi-Y I-ll: Bible Study EDWARD NICHOLS A good sport and a good com- fade. Basketball tl. 2. 3. -Us Mercer County Basketball Champions QU. XVlLl.lAlVl PADIZN HO. this learning. what a thing it is. Glee Club il. 45 : Class Basketball Ill: Hero Is As Hero Doesni Fol- lies. MARY PAXTON A maiden wooed and won. Tri-Hi-Y 123: Glee Club ll, Z. 3. 43: District and State Music Con- test IH: Spring Concert 12. 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K, NIIII 1.111111 .111 111111111 111-11l1 .1l111111 1 1 I11II1Y 11 11 I.11111 1I11I 1l1 L11111 I1l11l11:11111 1I '11 1I.111 1 l'1.11l11-1I1.1Il 1 1 C.l.ARl: SI:l:I.I1Y Hlfverywhere in life. the true ques- tion is. not what we gain, but what we do. 'Iiransferred from Butler High School 131 1 Class Basketball. I.lfUNA SlilPl.l. A merry heart and a smiling face Are better far than sunny weather, Tri Ili-Y 121. Q l Cl.AREll SIil,I.ORS Amiable people radiate friendliness in all appreciative hearts. Orchestra ll. 2. 3. -H. iliri-llifY 12. 3, -tl: lforensie League Contest 13. -H: County Roundup 13, -HL Math Club 1-il: Bible Study 13. -11: Spring Concert 13. -11: Prom Com- mitteez Good Newsu: l'ollies : llonor Student. llI5l.I:N SHANNON Not much talk a great sweet silence. 'llri-HifY 12, -11: Bible Study 1-H. ANN SI.lzZAK Nothing is more simple than greatness: Indeed. to be simple is to be great. 'I'ri-HiYY 121. I .1 .' -9 'MOND I'I'lI r ee a mind we have borne till ' ence of bodv came to bc called V uestion by it. 1 XVIiSI,l2Y SORG The force ol' his own merit makes his way. Hi-Y 1-ll: Glee Club 1-ll: Class Basketball tl, 2, 3. -H: Follies, ,, 5. W A' .ff f 'Ll 1 I l !-Q-'T' K it as Page I0 VIRGINIA SIElPI.Il A musician 'tis true, and .1 good one. too. 3' Orchestra 131 -13: Tri-Hi-Y 12. J- s 'Q' QI E 3, 41: Dramatic Club 121: Hero Is As Ilero Does. XVINONA Sl:ll'l I: A noble life and forms of grace. l.ike leaves and flowers grow together. 'I'ri-Ili-Y 125. CIIARIO IA I I: SHANNON Someone likeable and human. Dramatic Club 12I. DOROTHY SHKRBONDY She has so kind a disposition. NANCY SIMONS She had a certain dignity com- bined with gayest jollityf' Stttdent Council 1-HZ 'l'ri-Hi-Y 12. 41: Clee Club 13. -ll: Dramatic Club 121: Usher 131: Forensic league Contest 15, -H: Spring Con cert 11. -H: Prom Committee: Good News : liollies. IZIIEANOR SNYDER I have a heart with room for every joy. 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Hi-Y 4-ll: Class Basketball tl. 2. 3, -ll: Cheerleader tl. 3. -ll: Good Newsui Hlfolliesf' l.UCIl.l.lf WlI.l.ANlAN A head from which noble senti- ments sprang like sparks from an anvil. Glee Club 12. 3. -ll: Tri-Hi-Y tl, 3, -ll: Usher 43. -H: Good News . l3ollies. ROY XVILSON The man who wills is the man who can. Hero Is As llero Does. IZD XVYATT A mighty athlete. he, liootball ll. 2. 3. -lj: Wrestling tl. 2. 3, -ll: Student Council 12. ll: Class Basketball: Prom Commit- tee: Good Newsuz Hero Is As Hero Does : Three-Cornered Moon, DAISY YOUNG But far more numerous was the group of such, XVho think a little and talk too much. Tri-Hi-Y KZ. 3, 47: Glee Club 1-ll: Penn-Hi-Points 12. 3, 41: Dramatic Club QZJ: Follies Page Zl JANE WILCOX Discretion is the perfection of YCJSOH And a guide to us in all the duties of life. DOROTHY XVll.l.lAlVlS Your deeds are known. ln Words that kindle glory from the stone, Glce Club tl, Z. 'L -ll: Bible Slllfil' ll, 3. -ll: News Staff Ill: spfmg COUCVYI ill: Class Basketball 131: Dramatic Club ill: Good News. OLGA XVOOD Good actions crown themselves with lasting bays: XVho deserves well. needs not another's praise. Class Basketball KZ. H, BERNICE YOUNG She that can have patience can have what she will. Glee Club 12. 3. -l-1: Tri-Hi-Y lZl. age 22 Class History deer diry! i am a freshman geeff i take inglish. aljibra, histry. an' latin. i get lost Way upstairs on the third flore where all the hi klass seenyurs rain. they all call me greenie . i guess freshmen are green enuf but iris tudor was more red than green when miss christy sent her to stedy hall for not having her notebook along. miss bates home room had to purform in chapull one day. they red purtty pomes an' had a bee-utiful vilin solo by claree sellors. i gave my aljibra paper to ,jack rose to copy. gee now mebbe he'll ask me to go rollar skating with him sum time. miss smith balled me Out today for riting notes to owen wathan. was i embarressedf wait till i get to be a sofmore an' no teecher will ball me Ottl like a little babyf gee' it's nine o'clock. i'll haf to go to bed now. a freshman 1931-1932 p. s. gosh! i shtire miss doll day. Dear Diary. I learned to dancef-lt was the Senior 'lea Dance. l had the most dee-vine timel lt was held in the gym liriday afternoon after school, and all the girls. looking their prettiest, bit fingernails all through classes looking forward to the big event. The only thing that spoiled it was the rain. But dancing with your best boy friend, who cares about the rain? Diary, there's a new romance in the class. lt's a secret: but the boy is one of our best- lookers. a cheerleader. by the way, and the girl has beautiful naturally curly hair, and Diary. would you believe it, they meet each other after classes every dayf 'l'he newly organized Student Council gave a Hallowe'en party for the school. lt was a masquerade, and you should have seen Clarence Bowers in a long, white nightgown with a bonnet and baby bottlef lle was a screamf liveryone's costume added to the ghostly air that prevailed throughout the halls. but we managed to live through the evening of witches and goblins and the scares in the Chemistry lab. l blush with shame when I look at my grades for this year. especially l.atin1 but at least l'll remember my Sophomore year for the good times l had. if not for the good grades l made. A Sophomore l 9 3 2-193 3 Dearest Diary- Vvlell, the half is overf lhere are two more quarters to playf-so our class elected Bob Smith as president, Paul Ralston as vice president. Bob Gillespie as secretary, and lfarle Cook as treasurer to carry our team through the third quarter. How can we help but win with Miss Key as ottr coachf Oh Diary. l'm so thrilledT l was one of the many extras in the big production, Hliood News. XVe practiced tgoodby markslr. and practiced tthere go tive more poundsl, and practiced tOh well. the play's the thingfut. But it was a huge success, so we were repaid for all our hard work, After a fairly successful football season. we latinched upon the sea of basketball- and if any one had walked into ll. ll, S. on a certain day in March during chapel. he would have heard the shouts and applause of eight hundred turbulent students ringing in his ears. Page 23 because-do you know what, Diary?-we won the Mercer County Basketball Champion- ship!! Think of it! Oh. there never were such thrilling games as in that tournament. And were we proud? Why, we'll gloat over this victory for years! Every time I see one of our champs my heart turns flip-Hops. Which reminds me-I must get Jim McElree to explain this game called basketball to me. I never could understand it. Well, time kept on flying, and we put on our Junior class play, Hero Is As Hero Does. You should have seen what the hero did do! Anyway, the play went over with a bang because of the Hne work of the cast and the able direction of Miss Harman. And now. to climax a year full of fun and hard work, we come to the Junior-Senior Prom! What a dance it was! Soft lights-sweet music-gay chatter-bright colors: it was a dream. We decorated the gym in pink 'n'white and yellow 'n' white, and danced to the music of Bruce Fye, and Diary, you'd never guess- I was allowed to have my first backless dress! It was grand! Every one agreed that it was the most dazzling From that many a Penn Junior or Senior has seen. Next year I'll be a Senior. I wonder what it will be like. A Junior 1933-1934 My Dear Diary: Am I dignified! Being a Senior of course, I must maintain a superior air toward my under-classmen. The year started off just grand. At the first class meeting we elected Fred Rudisill, president: Pauline Ralston, vice president: Ruth Kays. secretary: and Irene Davis. treasurer. Miss Mowry was then presented to us as our new adviser. Knowing her as we do in the classroom, we feel assured of a year full of pleasure and success. Oh, Diary! There is the most marvelous person in school! So handsome! So fascinat- ing! Even his name is romantic. It's Monk McClure, our new Chemistry teacher. Isn't that divine? He recites yards and yards of l-I:SO,'s and NA CL's, and I can just feel my heart stop beating when he calls on me in class. It's so thrilling! Early in October a certain hustle and bustle began around the school. We all knew what that meant-another Lynch-Kearns show was beginning its rehearsals. The Follies was a grand production, bringing much praise to the directors and the school. Merrie Christmas! Happy New Year! The Seniors took everybody on a trip to the frozen North where they were throwing the Snow-Ball . And, Diary, Mr. McClure was there! He looked so handsomegjust like a movie star. But, Diary, 1 am heart broken. He is going to be married. Icried for two hours when I heard about it. I see I'm to be an old maid with nothing to remember my romance by except a worn-out report card. The members of our class known as the Rimplegar family gave the audience plenty of laughs when theylput on the annual play, Three-Cornered Moon. What a night! land income, too.j The glory of it all belongs to our director, Mrs. Kearns. The Senior play over, work UQ began on the Year Book. The staff spent night after night of hard work, and finally brought out the 1935 edition of the Pennerian. Finally, after four years of hard work, fun, with only vague memories of such things as the referendum, the value of X, and split inlinitives. I come to the Great Day. In a whirl- wind of activities, new clothes, graduation gifts, sorrows at leaving, and expectations for that to come, I am properly graduated along with almost one hundred and fifty classmates. saying goodby to P. l-I. S. for the last time. A Senior 1934-1935 age 24 Class Will Penn High School, Friends: Thirty-live. about to die. salutes yottl A consultation ol doctors was called together on Friday. September the fourteenth. doctors never known to fail in their prognostication, They have announced that on Thursday. May the twentyfthird, lhirty-five must die. Had we known how badly you would feel. Miss Bacher herself could not have dragged this secret from us. We wish to state that, owing to a lightness in the head, caused by its gradual swelling during the last four years. and a heaviness in the heart caused by thoughts of parting. we may have been mistaken in our inventory, but such as we think we have, we give to yott. The XVill We, the Class of Thirty-ftve. being about to leave this High School, in full possession of a sound mind. memory. and understanding. do make and publish this our last will and testament. hereby revoking and making void all former wills by tts at any time heretofore made. As to such estate as it has pleased the fates to give us we do dispose of the same as follows. viz: ltem l. ln general we hereby bequeath: l. To the School. the Senior Study. where it has always been. decorated as it is with smears of ink. 2. 'l'o the Juniors. the privilege of being graduated in caps and gowns. 3. 'Ito the Sophomores. the right of defeating the present Juniors in the annual basket' ball games next year. 4. 'l'o the freshmen. the motto: Never study today what you can bluff tomorrow. ltem ll We do bequeath the following with best intentions: l. Albert Amy's art ol playing l,e Grand Mattvais l.ottp tlhe Big Bad Vvlolf. to you: to XVillie hleade. Z. Bob Gillespiels height to llarold Vvleaver. 3. Florence ligbert's sweet and charming ways to Janet Brennan. -l. 'l'om Parsons' license to wear a beard to Bill Pearce. 5. Bob 'l'itzel's dramatic ability to Johnny Breckenridge. 6. Peg Christy's Cilechoslovakian accent to l.ouise Vesper. 7. We leave Louise Malmberg to the J ttniors in hope that she may be of help to them with their French next year. 8. Jack Roses ears to Cfarl Ural. 9, Dick Vv'aite's size elevens to l.oyd Brower with apologies. l0. Harold Rosss adept skill backfstage to Shadow Vslilliams. ll. llarl Houses ability with a pen to lloward XViand. 12. Mary Keelen's privilege of chewin' gum to Nlary llunt. In witness whereof, we the Class our hand and seal, this seventh day of Pa P. A. Coleman's privilege to attend the Mercer Square in the afternoon to Ruth Amy and Bill Reichard. Claree Sellors' laugh to Martha Smith. Leonard Clark's privilege of being trop occupen at the most convenient moment to Lloyd Greenfield. Bob McKean's part in Three-Cornered Moon to Delmar Lafayette Martin, Jr., Esq. Nan Simons' skill in parking the Plymouth to Betty Slater. Esther Mortimer leaves Earle Hubbard in care of the Junior girls. The Cast of Three-Cornered Moon leaves the stairs to the Juniors in hope that they may put on another successful play. Iris Tudor leaves Violet Bales the privilege of singing in the next musical production at Penn Hi. Jane Lee Harrison's good nature to Thurman Artman. Owen Wathan's ability to trip the light fantastic to Frank Lovesky. Tom Anders' pep to Gay Davis. Pants Weikal's mumps to Bob Peters. John Cunningham's raisins to the News Staff for their Thursday night sessions. Georgine Holmes' drivers license to Florence Jane Hecker. Senior Study II generously bequeaths the trophy they so nobly won to whoever can get it. Alice Riffer leaves her A's to the freshmen to be used as an example to follow. Coral Reimold's peaches-and-cream complexion to Betty Newell. Jane Masters' pout to Emir Dailey. Albert Ringeisen's way with Miss Bacher to Robert Linn. Cortelle Chandler's smile to Sara Jane Greer. of Thirty-live, the testators, have to this our will, set March, Anno Domini one thousand nine hundred thirty-five. Signed, sealed, published, and declared as henceforth and forevermore. THE BRAIN TRUST THE GENII ge 25 Page 26 The Class Reunion Once upon a time there was a BARN-l2'l l' Greenville. the town near a VJOOD on the ISRINK of the l.ittle Shenango. Nearby I5USClles and BOWISRS of ROSIfs bloomed. DAISY and IRIS grew in the DAl.If near the town. The reunion ol' the class ol' ION was held there one night. At seven o'clock the guests began to arrive. IIARRI-SON, GIZORGIL came in with the PARSONS wife who was KINDER l.l'l 'l'l.lf. DICK. the COIIZIVIAN, and WII.l,lAlXfl-SON came in with their pet l5Il.l.IGoat. LEONARD, the Nlll.I.lfR. and IHOIVIP-SON, the GOLDSIVIITH, came in brand new MON'I'GONlIiRY-ward suits. 'Ihe dinner was. perhaps. the biggest attraction ol' the evening. And what a menu! 'l'he COOK had I':OYl.Ifd the l5IiANs with some CUNNINCIYIIAM. A ery rent the air as the toast master cried, l'lllI.ll' and be MARY? and everybody looked as they saw RAY RIEASH lor a IIINIZ pickle and CRAIVIER down his throat. lior desert they had GII.l.liS- Plli and CIl.ARK bars, but all the little ones got was a dish ol' RAl.S'IiON and a soft boiled Ili l5IfR'l' most ot' them were loo tired to eat anyway. As the party retired to the parlor for games. somebody lost a CiAMI'SI.E and PAD-EN NICHOLS. 'lihe square dance started and IEARI. CfAl.D-NVlfl,l.. Vv'Il.I.IAlVl-SON saw lfl.IfANOR and sat d tvxx't1 be SNYD-IQR. Ile asked her. Did RUDI-SlfI.l. his HOI,lVlISS with the ROSIZ at the d twtvr She did not reply, so he said to her, i'l'll AX-'l'lfl.l. I End out. 'I'he party got RlIflfIlR and Rll3l3liR. All the CIAIS-ISR having a good time. Some were actually hanging tuti the CfllANI3l.liRs. but it was lil.lSli DIfASON. Wll.-SON ROSE and went d tixx 'n Slfl.l.ORS. Ile came up Klflil.IfN but none the IVIISIZKER. 'l'he MAS- IIERS ol' the l itwttst ' became very excited as NIARIIN cried. 'iHas anybody seen IVI-KIlAN? A PROUD. YOUNG lady grasped her CORAI. necklace in KAYS someone would try to steal it, A-MY, oh my '. sighed an old lady. as ANNAll'I l'A SlVII'l'l-l's cough drop. lime came to depart and as they went ottt everybody saw HlEl.lZN FAHI.. 'l'll.l.O'li-SON called out. UUBIZR XVAIIIH. lll2l.lfN. and I'll CIOIITSCH ya home safe. 4'lII'I I'l.If be a long way home, Yes in IDEDIQH cried someone as everybody drove his IUDOR sedan over the RHOADISS to his OVJIEN HOUSI2. Penn-Hi-Points Page 27 VOL. XV NO. 2 MAY 23, 1945 PRICE-2 PENN-HI-POINTS GOVERNORS WIFE 4 ENTERTAINS WEATHER Greenville, Pennsylvania Ed.-In-Chief-- John Cunningham Asst. Ed.-Fred Swartzbeck Sports Ed.-Gus Kefurt Art Ed.-Dorothy Goldsmith Social Ed.-.lane Lee Harrison NOTED CARTOONIST IN TOWN Earl House, the creator of Koko the Krazy Kangaroo, will speak at the Advertising Club tonight. Paul Herrick is presi- dent of the club. RINGEISEN NAMES FAMOUS LAWYER Mercer-Al Ringeisen, on trial for beating his wife, has secured the services of New York's fa- mous lawyer. Miss Anne Need- ham. FLASHES Los Angeles-Mr. Carl Busch is posing for the Narrow Collar ads here. Chicago-- P a n t s Weikal's newest venture in the realm of night clubs had its gala opening last night, New York-Herman Ramsey. famous producer of knee-action burlesque is said to be bestow- ing orchids on Claire Dietrich, a dancer in one of his shows. RenogMartha Christy, artist model. obtained her third di- vorce here today. New York-The United States Speed Typing Team, composed of Viola Amy. Mary Bucci. Mary Keelen, and Margaret Meeker, won the International Team Typing Contest here with a grand total of l935 points. Harrisburg-Mrs. Paul I-I. Ral- ston Cnee Ruth Kaysil, wife of Pennsylvania's popular new governor, entertained several of the social elite at tea today. Among the guests were: Miss Ruth Bean, the president of the State W. C. T. U.: Miss Elise Deason, magazine illustrator: Miss Jean Cadman, Dean of Women at Thiel College: and Loretta Chaney, woman civic leader. CIVIC LEAGUE MEETS The Junior Civic League meeting was held at the home of Miss Dorothy Montgomery. Those in attendance were the Misses Roberta Kelso, Lucille Sweigard, Charlotte Shannon, Jane Wilcox, Pearl Mossman, Dorothy Sherbondy, Ruth Linn, Helen Shannon, Dorothy Williams, Julia Proud, Olga Wood, Annetta Manwell, and Ann Slezak. PLAN FOR TOUR Miss Harriet Goetsch, who has recently returned from an extended European tour, will give a lecture on her travels next Monday at the Lyceum. Many prominent Greenville citizens including the Misses Hattie Barnett, Margaret Ferguson, Florence Davis, and Virginia Daisley have made reservations for a trip through Russia and Germany to be conducted by Miss Goetsch next June. Chile today: Hot tamale. McKEAN NOT TO RUN NEXT YEAR WASHINGTON - Senator R o b e rt Windy McKean, Pennsylvania's Huey Long, told reporters, today that he would not run for president in I956. WINS MEDAL Jennings Sturgeon won the leather medal for being the XVorld's Champion Prevarica- tor. Those competing in the iinals with Sturgeon were Charles Rauschenberg, Bob Watson, Clare Seeley, and Elder Kinder. LEAVE FOR CANADA William Paden, R o b e r t Thompson, E a rl Reinhart, Carlysle Gamble, and Glenn Owens left today for Canada on an extended fishing trip. AFTERNOON BRIDGE CLUB The bridge contest of the A. B. C. was held last night at the home of Miss Virginia Mathiott. Miss Helen Axtell and Miss Gertrude Reash, na- tionally known bridge experts, were honorary guests. High honors were won by Miss Helen George and Miss Mary Dede, Others competing in the after- noon bridge club contest were the Misses Aletha Brower, Flor- ence Davis and Miss Mildred McCracken. Miss Ada Bolinger is president, Miss Eleanor Hin- man is secretary, and Miss Phyllis Martin is treasurer. Page 28 Penn-Hi-Points RADIO PROGRA M ME 7:30 A.M.wSitting up exer- cises with Frances Mansell. 7:45 - Harmonica H a r r y tPete Doherty J. lO:30-Radio Theatre Guild. Romeo and Juliet with B. Gillespie and J. Masters. l2:00-Richard Waite's Rocky Mountain Orchestra: lris Tudor and Louis Costianes. Vocalists. 2:00 PM.-Hall ol' Fame. Pauly Anna Coleman. star of Three-Cornered Moon. 5100-FISOITI Mix Straight Shooters with Lavern Billig. 7:00-Keeno Krime Klues. Roy Wilson, the Demon De- tective. 8:00-Amateur Night. Paul W, Miller, Dick Powell im- personator: Claree Sellors. Violinist: and K. Virginia Seiple. Pianist: Bob Titzel. MC. 8:30-Leeches Corner's gos- sip featuring Daisy Young. Sponsored by the Margaret Ross Beauty Salon. 9:00-L u c i l l e Vylillaman. Vocalist, and Nan Simons. Pianist. l2:00-Frank Hamor's Winter Wonderland Orchestra from the l.yon's Cave Night Club. McELREES ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. James McElree tFlorence Egbert! entertained at dinner last evening. Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs. G. Thomas Parsons lMary Tillotsonl. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vv'ales tEvelyn Hittlel, Miss Esther Mortimer. and Miss Coral Reimold, Na- tional Y.W.C.A. heads, and Miss Irene Davis. State Treas- urer. RAY SMlTH'S SPEC IAI BI AU'IY Cl AY AND VARNISH Rl MOVI R 50c lar vi ut 1 B V I t 1 2 Manicuring while you 'L ' , SPORT BRIEFS By Gus Kefurt Andy D'Urso. state wres- tling cliamp. has turned pro. . . Ed Wyatt. former star at Podunk College. has just been appointed coach at Oregon State. Tom Anders. U.S.C. football coach. stopped off on his way to New York . . . Kid Stoyer. the world's middle- weight champ. will fight Three- Round Caldwell tonight . . . Cliff Thompson is star pitcher for the Port Matilda Wildcats . . . Ed Nichols' Gassaway tW. X'a.b Mules are leading the Tucker County League . . , Owen Wathan is playing mud- guard at Quaking Rosebush University . . . Mr. Walter Herron. manager of the New York Celtics, world champion independent basketball team. went to McKeesport Saturday to arrange a game with the McKet-sport Willigs of which Ray Kerns is Manager. RACERS TO COMPETE Phoenix - Clarence Bowers. local racing driver, and Bill Harrison. motorcyclist. will race here tomorrow, PERSONALS Miss Cortelle C h a n d l e r. whose newest book, How To VVinIa Husband. has just been published by the B. Smith Pub- lishing Company, was in town today. Pk :li PF - VJillard Gaiser is now visit- ing the Angels' Home. He was experimenting with nit r o- glycerin. Y lk lk Ruth Cathcart will take Miss Eva Bacher's place at Penn Hi. d- if Pk Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brink tAlice Riflferl lelt for Niagara Falls today. Much rice was in evidence, Phillippe Hintz. the famous opera singer. is reported en- gaged to Eleanor S n y d e r. aviatrix. lk bk It Miss Beulah Cramer. noted designer. will exhibit her work at the Rowley Company this evening. lk is 114 Miss Lorraine Stewart, the .i u t ho r e s s. and Dr. Merle Spargo, the noted scientist. are scheduled to speak in Penn High on Wednesday. Pk Sk is Malcolm Little left for Africa on a big game expedition. lk Pl- YK Harold Ross has just been appointed head property man at the M-G-M studios at Holly- wood. lk lk WI P a ul i n e Ralston has just completed a social study of the working conditions in the Sorg- Uber machine shop. 'lf lk lk The following were elected as delegates to the S.P.C.A. convention held in Horse H e a v e n. VJashington: the Misses Ethel Riley. Vivian MeGranahan. Lois Ralya. Virena Rhoades. and Helen Boyle. SIMPKINS CORNERS OPRY HOUSE Now Showing- Georgine Holmes Miss America of Rosedale Corners Beauty Contest co-starring with .lack Rose and Fred Rudi- sill in Tarzan ol' the Grapes i AQ EE Ml! E' l',ij,1i- T0 l,i't'xitIt'rtI luhn llttiiiiiiiglmiii littt' l,l4'.Nltlt'l?l .lniiivs XK'illi.1iiis .SL'tlt'ltHll l'vi'ttt' lliltlchixtml lil'4'llNLlI't'I Nniirx' Siiiitwiis clI'lj,.lllllk'1.l tlirvi' w.ti's if priwtttolt' lltt' gt'tti't'.1l .ttlttt .tml iiitvrcsts til l'ciiii lliigh Sfltutwl . . ilillx' llll'l 757 clviit cillllllfll c.it'rit'tl nut t ttllrpiist' tit llts' lwsl ill lllt .thilitv til its ll iitviitlwis Nlciiihcrs .tru clcctvtl to ollict- luv thvir litmit' rtittiiis , Oltl pulity ul' thc prcsi tlcnts ol' lmmc rmmis hciiiig thc rcpi't-sciittttiw w.is iliscuiitiiittvtl this war . Sonic ol this yc.tr's .tt'tix'itius . l'tti'clmst'il .1 luttr vt-.ir timiplix' lor thc iiitcr class lmslwtlxill clxiuiipiuiis . , . Spunsorctl thc .tiiiitml ll.illiiwc't'ii partv . . . flctccl .ts host lm' thc Ckitintv l.itt-mrx' Klvut .mtl thu Slinrpsvillu Circuiivillt' l,itcr.1rv Xlvct . llurtlmsctl swtxtturs lor thu Scnitwi' lcttcr mvn . . . 'llwlt uhargc ol sccuring spmlwrs .incl mtci't.tinci's lor .isscmhlv pmgixiiiis . . Sttttlritt Cftwtinuil is um m'g.iiiif.itii1ii that iwrmits thc sluilcnt to hvlp in gtwcriiiiig Iltt' Sfllotul tiigi up thc st imrlwtl lt ctlitoi'i.tls Sports , . llS SVCOHL stuclcnts nu w spnpt' lzililur-in't'hit'l lwhii Cttririiiiglmiii .Yt'tL',s lwltltmi' lit-tix' llildchrtlml .Sports l:'4l1'lo1' l wmrtl Cflnrlx plrl lftlttur l'mh Smith flmptf lftlilru' Doris 'lilioinpstiit C Iltllltlllwlf illLH7lIlll'I' linlwrl Nltlitdtt llrtttlutfiim .lltmtztm ist-tty llhillips lktlt til! ll .'lllLklM'I'.N ss ll.irm.t1i. Nliss ll.t mtccn sttialciits with .iii iiitcrvst in lOllfll.lltSIl1 .tml .t mist' tiwr iicws ntalw .ill til llciiit-lli Points . , . l'uhlishutl cvcrv two wcclts . . lfvcry issut' ill ol' thu mws .irtwttiitl tht' suhimtwl , , . Surucchiiig liu.idlim's , , St.ti'tliiii1 . , Sciis.ttitvii.tl ltuttttrcs . . Spotlights ul titttstnmliiig stutlviits . , . . .Xll thcsu contrihtttu tn tht' intcrcst in llciiit lli l'uiiits , . . Only iii l vcai' thc i1cwsp.ipci is .tlrc.uli' .1 purmnncnt hxturt' with l'cnii lli , . . Ciivcs rtxil vm1itioii.il ltltltttltg to sttttlcnts iittcittling to t.tlsc up Page ll Hi -Y President James Mclflree Vice President l.eonard Clark Secretary James Williams 'I 'reasurer lfarle Cook Adtiser Mr. Vvlhite Snappy discussions . . Peppy basketball games . . . Father and Son banquets . , . Parties with the Tri-Hi-Y . . . ' 'F Enjoyable fellowship. . , These have made the past season a success for the forty-seven members of the Green- ville Hi-Y Club . . . First object is to create, maintain. and extend throughout the sehool and community, high standards of Christian character . . . Repre- sented at the state conference . . . Gay Davis elected State Vice President . . . Host to county conference in November , . . Members are active in almost every branch of the school curriculum . . . 'l'he Hi-Y has done the best to carry out the platform of clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. TRI-HI-Y Ninety-three girls . . . bound together by a common purpose . , . To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high stand- ards of Christian character . . . Reorganized from the Ciirl Reserves . . . Plat- form of pure thoughts, pure words. and pure action carried out in service projects, conferences. Bible study . . . Meetings held in Assembly Room once a week . . . Style show and tea for mothers in April . . . Toys and baskets for the needy at Christmas , . . Sponsored Bible study . . , Induction service for liast Fallowfield . . . Auditorium ushers ehosen from Tri-Hi-Y. l l're.siden! Coral Reimold Vice l'resi'denl Alice Uber Secrelartf Frances Mansell '1'rt-tisurer Pauline Ralston At1t'1'.st'1's Miss Bacher, Miss Bost, .,, , , ,W , , Y , - do Q. 4- Miss Key lltgc 32 The Band Ckninty winnur .intl runncr up in district miiipvtititm . . 4 Xlnny viig.igi'iitct1ts lillctl during lfll-4 '15 wuastiit . 4 4 XVt'll in cvinlciiu' .tt litnnc lknmtlmtll gnntus . . . lncilctl vittltttsinwtti .it has' ltutlmll gninvs . . . lintvrt.1inccl clmpt-l .tsscinhlivs with xutriutl prtwgratiix , . . Aitlvtl civic or gIlI1ll.lllUI19 in t'oiit't'i'ts for lilllillf hcnvht 4 , . liitciisivt' drills lor xtntt' music contcst . . . llrncticus hcltl mlttring cxtr.t t'tirricul.ir pcriotls 4 , 4 Night i'cl1cars.1ls , 4 4 lfnl.tt'gt'tl hy tht' .ulditioii nl nvw instrumunis , lhirtx' hw .ictivc inttsicinnx 4 . . lUircctctl hy .thlc lmnnl iii.ixtt't', Xlr XV.1ltt'r Nltwt-r . . . A group ul how wlinsc inturcst in inusit' lM'llt'lll'i thi' sgliuul .ix well .tx tht- itttltvitltml. The Orclwestra XX'ith tht- ptwxptfl ul onli' .in ttvur.ti.1u war for V734-35, Lllll' to .1 scriottx loss til instrt1int'nt.1titni hx' igi'.ttlt1.ititvn . , stvps wt-ru t.il-wn to rvwtip lmsvs , , , 'lihc St'l'X'lCt'N ul llrwl l'nt'hhing4tim wct'csur1ti'ctl .ts itixtrtlutnr in string initrtt munts . . 4 .intl Xlr. liloplcr .is :wil .intl hmm iiistrttutwi' . , . lhcrc wort' Stxly- Hvt' nvw niusirinns st.1rtt'tl in ll1Sll'l1INt.'I1l.1l wurl-X this war . . .intl .ill .tpptxirctl in .1 ltlll pictu mtnlniictl ui'clicwt1'.i in tht' Spring Nlttsictl licstixxtl . , . Vwlith thc class wtvrlt svstcin tlittx lI1.1l1Q1llI'.1ltlLl. thi' ltttttrt' ol iiixtrttincntnl wtirlx in thc Circuivillt' sulwtwls tttlwx tin A hrightur .input . , , Xlr. licariiw lcvle tlccplv gratclul ttw thtwc prtvttwxitwii.tl nivn lor thcir contrihtttio Boys Glee Club President Gaylord Davis Vice l'resitlenI Harold Ross Secret arg - Treasurer Norman Hendrickson Page 33 I.t'brt1rz'cm Jack Rose District champions 1934 . . , Satisfying reward for the hard work nec- essary , . J Made initial bow in 'Penn Hi Eolliesm , . . Composed of sixty-five selected boys , . . Chorus superior to that of last year . . . Have ability to go lar in state contest . . . Began intensive study for musical numbers . . . Home room periods provide time for rehearsals . . . Combined with Girls Glee Club to form the first mixed chorus in the school . . . Eine spirit and cooperation shown , , . Excellent results expected. Girls Glee Club Vvlon district contest 1934 at Oil City . . . Took a major part in Penn Hi Follies . . . Began immediate rehearsals for state contests , . . Director hopes they will reach state finals . . , Improved over last year , , . Enrollment totals eightyfsix . . . Various members engaged as soloists , . , Regular practice twice a week . . . Annual Christmas program . . . Eager to work . , . Vv'on wide popularity in school . , . A very permanent organization, l're.sz'den! lris Tudor Vice President Ruth Bean Secretary- 'I 'reusurer Lucille Willanian l.ihrt1rz't1n Violet Bales Direrlor Mr. Kearns I'.1gx' 14 Science Club l':'mtiit'r1t, XIct'Ic Spnrgw '-X it 71 tw tr! XIcIic.1i1 . -iii , . ' Stuwr ' , . .1 Ix.1Istt1i1 .-ItIL'i.wl'.x Mr, A. Il. SIt'W.II'l. :X NIIIIIIIQ. .1 tI'.lt'IxII1I1, .md pup .1t1t1tI1cr tvxt tuhu hrokvn Ihirty Smitwi' htws work ing togvtlivr I1.11't11g1 .1 gomi f timc . . . 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Ifim Wlltttg, splciidid .1t'ti11g. .111 t1II .irotimi siiucse , , , Storx' ol RlI1lPIL'Q1.1I'S. who trtmi .1i1x' 11111111 til viuw .1rc iiiouiistrtick , . Ifirst .1t't , , 'I hut' .1rt' wcll t1II i11 thu 11't1rItI . Si1.1rvtI thc i1vt'uxsit1' ot wtvrkiiig. thu' spciui thcir limi' iiivuiitiitg ct1111plic.1tctI 111i-tI1t1tix 111 tt1111i111tti11g suicitk' oi' taking i111pt1Isi1'c iutlriicvs . , . Mrs. Iiii11i1Icg.11' lusts thvii' Iuittinc tu I1 l1I.ll't1II1 Iwrtwkcr. .1t1tI thcx' .irc pctiiiilcsx . . Mrs. Ilii1111It'g.1i' puts 1111 hri' wi'.1ppt'r. tiucs up hcl' h.1ii' iii .1 'I't1i'kiSI1 twwcl. .111tI 111u.1i1tIrrs tiiffilv .11t1t111tI tht' Imtist' , . Iiut .III tht' fI1iItIrt'i1 go to wtwrk .11 st.1r1'.1tit111 xxyigcx, .1i1tI Iwtiwiiit' .1 cI.1t1 with .1 t'.1LlSx' S.1t1ity is DI'Cix'I'VA'tI hx' ilivprt-wiict-111 thu 1c1'1 Sx'I'IUllH I5t' Stuwiis. But itIIc ut' ii1tIttstt'1i1t1x. .1 Ilimp Icgnt' i1uwi' l.1i11i1t'ix with Itigit XI I lui I IltttIixiII ' .Xi111.1 K'i1Ii'iir.111 .111 IlIl+1txt-11 Iii1Iw1t IIIAI I711ug4I.1x R1r11i1It'gg.11 7 I7twi1.1ItI Ixitit I it XI.1i1 Stunt 11x Irittiii Nliwwligui hut XI.1 IIitIu'tl XItIx.'.1i Itim I.1iwi1-, I'hiIil1 Ihiilf l.ii1i' XI,mt'i-. I II XY1.1t1 ig.1.1iut l Iittxlx The Follies House lights ottt . . . Curtain , . . The I'enn Ili I'ollies ol 1035 nmkes its dehut , . . Nora I.yneh Kearns and Carroll D. Kearns. the directors. are waiting hreathlessly lest there he a slip up . . . Mr. Kearns raises his haton and The Show of Shows is on . . The yellow dresses ot' the .Junior Ciirls Glee Cluh throw sttnshine into the auditorium . . . Sweet and simple songs , . . Clear and lovelx ',.. In marked contrast the Senior Girls Chorus . . . Costumes of sharp hlaele attd white. adding to the sedateness of their singing , . . The scene changes. . . Glittering gowns. . . Tuxedos . . . The hattnting strains of the 'Iiashttutri Song hy the Singing Iinsemhle . . Blaelvout . . . The stage is almost darls . . , A group of boys aceentuated hy creamy white gardenias . . . Swaying to Shadow XValtl the rhvthm ot the , . Paper' Get vour morning paperf ...' The Musical Raseals. livening up a dull street eorner when their sales run lou ',.r Now a garden of daisies howed in morning den '.,. lifting their fresh voting laces . . , eool shimmering green . . . crisp, snowv petals . . But Daisies XVon't Tell' '.,, Ifnter the .Iaelss and .Iills on vehicles of miraculously ancient lineage . , . Miss Sharps Singing Srhool . . , Singing their lesson lO0'2 ..,' The Sweetheart Medlev . . . Vague shadowed tigures . . . Mov ing as it in a world of dreams .... 1 sweet and lovelv bride . , . I love You Iirttlv ...' The splendid Penn I-Iigh Male Chorus . . . I ights lade . . . Slow eurtain ..,. ' Xet I is ended, XVhispers ot' approval among the audience . . . A hush . . . Penn Iltgh Sehool is on the ait . , Presenting Ilred XVaringis Orehestra and lilee Cltth . . . An extraordinary interpretation . . , An orchestra trained to perfeetion ...I ' X Cilee Club hlending its voices in 'Sleep' '... Milton .I Cross turns the microphone over to station P.II.S .... Impersonations ol popular stars ot Radio. Stage. and Screen ...' I'he winning personality of Dick Powell . , . Ruhr Iieeler's enchanting xoiee captivating the audience ..,' The almost personal appearance ot Amos 'n' Andy introduced hv The Perteet Song' '... More songs by sueh artists as Bing Croshy, l'thel Vfaters, Shirley' Temple Niels I tteas, and Iranls Parker . . . Katherine Hepburn in a eharmtng dramatilation ot 'I ittle XX'omen' '... 'Ihe Paulist Choir . . . sweet. musical. melodtous . . . I'he Alma Mater lw the entire east . . . Yietorv '.,, An eflieetive I inale . . . I7.II S, signing oil . . fl. fast eurtain :loses on a spectacular show . . llouse lights on. The direetors, anxious at hrst. are now happy '... 'Iheir admirahle worls made the 'liolliesi' .t lvrilliant sueeess . . . Ihetr unttring eflorts and patience in handling a east ot 450 well deserved the rain of applause whith they reieived. Page 35 Page lb Football lfnds . . liLlt'l1lt'.H . Ciizurils . . Cfvrvlurx . . . O. Xlfalhan Nl. Xlycre il' Anders F. l,ovvsliy lf. Cook ll l,owi'x' Ci. Uavix ll. Slonigcr Cf. ilihompson 'lf XVilliams U. Nlflfllll 'lf Davis R. XX'aison ll. Ross Q. Iiarks . . I.. Hiillix . . R. llulfs . , . I . Harlzs . . ll. Pcarcc li. Hiilshard NV. Rvichard li. XVyalt ll. Paurno l, Circcnficld .l llrcflwnriilgu .l. Xlaivano foiiilvm , . . Cf. W. Morgan. H D. klclllurc .lliiznlifwx . . . Cf. Gamble. .l. Packard Varsity in Action A flying hurdli -... ihun impart . . . Powur. momcnlum . . . thai could not hc drnicd until thu last whiic linc was frossud . . A shrill. thrilling whisllc . . . hui it was a iouch down . . . and viciorv XX'iih laxi x'cai's varsilx' lmclxhcld and si-vcral varsirx' lim'mcn losi by graduation . . spring looilwall inauguraicd hv Coach Morgan . . . 100 lwoys answvrci thc Hrsi call Alicr si-wi'.1l wuul-ix ol' inicnsiu' drills ihi' lwxi arc wi-will-il oui . . . As a climax lhc hrs! spring looilwall gann' in llcnn lligli hislorv Pa May l8, Penn High 7, Kittanning 0. The Blue and Gold gridmen give a sample of the 1934 Varsity team . . . Led by E. Hubbard, they outplay a husky Kittanning eleven. The first week in September . . . football practice starts for varsity aspirants . . . Laced into form by Coach Morgan and Assistant Coach McClure . . . Practices every night . , . long, hard drills . . . bruising workouts in preparation for a diflicult schedule. September 22, Penn High l2, Franklin l2. On a rain soaked Held . . . a light and inexperienced Blue and Gold team scores first . . . but Franklin comes back. September 29, Penn High 0, Sharon 46. A husky Sharon football team avenges recent basketball defeats . . . as they outclass a light. ever-Hghting Penn team. October 6, Penn High l3, Grove City 0. VJ. Reichard leads victory march . . . as Morganmen recover their lighting spirit . . . and backheld clicks behind improved forward wall. October ll, Penn High O, Titusville l8. Haunted by S. Rog, leading district scorer . . a heavier and faster charging team stops the Pennmen's offense in scoring territory. October 20, Penn High O, Farrell 46. Farrell thoroughly outplays the lighter Mor- ganmen . . . H. Burno's long runs . . . and the fighting spirit of the whole team in humiliat- ing defeat . . . only bright spots in game. October 27, Penn High O, Polish Alliance Academy 0. Playing in sleet and rain . , . an improved Penn team outplays a heavier Polish team . . . but the time limit robs the Morganmen of two touchdowns. November 3, Penn High O, Sharpsville 12. Seven fighting Blue and Gold linemen stop the highly-touted Sharpsville backs in a brilliant defensive game . . . as Penn High fails to get the breaks . . . and victory. November I8, Penn High 18, Mercer O. With an impressive triumph . . . E. Wyatt. leading Penn scorer, leads an array of brilliant performances in comparatively easy victory. The l9'54 season spelled Hnis of the grid careers of nine regulars . . . E. Wyatt, W. Reichard, E. Hubbard, T. Anders, O. Wathan, D. Lowry. G. Davis, E. Cook, C. Thomp- son . . . and two reserves, H. Ross and R. Watson . . . Tom Anders, diminutive guard, was named honorary football captain for 1934 . . This watch-fob guard rated first team All- County '.,. because of his fight and playing ability . . . Gay Davis was named on the second team, All-County . . . Coach Morgan and Assistant Coach McClure should be praised for developing the lightest team in years . . . into the fightingest . . . The Morganmen may have been outplayed . . , or out-gained . . . but never outfought. ge Basketball l'1UI'lL'Ll!'IlS . fX'rm'1'x . . fmunls . I NIcI1Irvu If I wwslu' IQ. Nidmwls I , ,Nmicrs 'I Immnpsmm 'If Davis .I. IgI'x'x'kL'I1I'IkIgx' ,L Ii. Myurs I fIFL'CllIIL'IxI I UIILIYLHN . XIUYQJII, KICCIIIIX' .IlLI77IlIl4'I'.N , , . II. XVc.xw1: .I. Iialtonw Varsity in Action 'Iklmu IUII .mrplmus IIJVULIQII thu .nr , llwn QWISIJIN IIIVOIIQLII IIN HCI , , . Iccl IIving ow I' Imrdwumi mum . xlwuu clmncrs sunx.1liwn.1I xlwrs . . .1 Iwrillmnl UIIX-rmm . I,7Lll IIYHI Iilllillkl, !Wl'.hllu' .mul murc PI'.'lCIlk'x' . . A j,lI'Ul1IW ul Iwxw prmlluirlg cwrv niglll H1 Impc ot Illflllllg out .1 Iu.1m lI1.1l wlll Wm XYIII1 unlx' Klum XIcI'Irrc I II Nulmls, And 'IMI Davis I1cIII nvur .xx .1 IHIAIVIIN Irwm lIn , . . , . . I H4 QATLIIIIY K ILIINPIUIINIIIP Ic.1m Cnmlv NIU!'g1.lll Iwg.m IIIIUIIXIYC nIx'1IIx wxllm ilu' .Imr ul Iuwllmll Swan gvI.1xx Iwgu: lu IIILIX .1n:I thu IIJ15 ummm IWCQIHN lv l.1Iw xI1.1pr IIIVII umm' LIHIIK In llmu x'.lIIX gurl wt ilu' xmwrl Ilan lv.m1 IIIIIN xmuwII1Ix Ilurn IIN mix md IIcIn.1I . lmmu .mtlcr umm thc IIKIHI NUVHIS lu iI1IIx IVLII IAIIN .II IIN L'I'lllx.lI IIIUINVIII . Page 39 The game is over . . . As the Junior Varsity leaves the floor, the Varsity dashes in to try its luck . . . The Blue and Gold floormen hurdle their first obstacle as they begin the court season with twin victories over East Fallowfield, 26-23 . . . and Jamestown, 37-30 . . . The Varsity vanquished a strong Alumni Eve, composed of last year's county champion- ship team and former Penn High luminaries, 26-23 . . , The Big Reds of West Middlesex outplay the Morganmen and hand them their hrst setback, 26-18 , . . The district cham- pions from Erie East subject Penn High to second defeat in thrilling game, 27-20 . . . The Penn High courtmen go to Sharon, but the Tigermen triumph in a hard, fast game. 40-32 . . . The Pennmen trek to Sharpsville, but the Blues display great form and give the defending champs their fourth reversal, 37-17 . . . 1.ed on by a near riot, the Mead- ville basketeers trounce the Blue and Gold, 22-20 in a rough and tumble game . . . With a poor showing, Penn High loses its sixth straight encounter to Grove City, 30-17 . . . The Greenville courtmen are unable to end their losing streak, as the Meadville Bulldog growled, and outclassed them, 32-17 . . . The Morganmen break their losing jinx as they hand Hickory a 23-18 setback . . . Hickory gains rsvenge at home as they subdue the Penn High floormen, 18-15 , . . In a hard-played game, Mercer trims the Pennmen 30-23 . . . At Farrell, Penn High fails to lose the jinx, as Farrel1's undefeated floormen administer a 40-32 ...' The Penmen trek to Sharpsville, but the Blues display great form and ville, 25-22, in a spectacular Hnish . . . With an impressive showing the Pennmen earn a well- deserved victory at Mercer, 39-24 . . . Their third straight triumph . . . a fighting band of Greenville scholastics lace Grove City, 27-24 . . . The Sharon Tigers end Penn High's winning streak by handing a weakened Blue and Gold Team a 38-29 setback . . . Farrell, 1935 Mercer County Champions are too good, as they lace Penn Courtmen, 35-13 . . . As a thrilling climax to a none too successful basketball season, Penn High dropped their Iinale at West Middlesex, 27-25. The season is over . . . Tom Anders, leading Penn scorer: Jim McElree, flashy forward: Ed. Nichols, veteran and dependable guard, and Cliff Thompson, hard-working reserve cen- ter, have finished their basketball careers at Penn High . . . With seven victories and thirteen defeats, the season was not a success from the number of games won . , . but the 1935 team upheld the Penn High tradition . . . played hard and clean, took breaks as they came, and never stopped lighting. K, Page 41 Pa gc Jolces As ihu Ifrushnian Scvs I1 'l'winlxlc. lwinlxlc lillli' slar How I wondcr whai you aw, Up al1ovc thi' world so high. I.ilw .1 diamond ii1 thu sky. As ihc Senior Svcs ll Scintillalv, sfintillalc. Iu111inous conslulla- lion. Ii1tcrrog.1li1'cly and inquiringly do I quvs- lion your conslilucnl clcnicnlsz In your prodigious Jlllllltlx' ahoyc thc icrf rcstial sphurc: Similar lo .1 c.1rl1on.1u1'ous ismaiif sus pcndcd in lhv cvlcslial Iirn1an1cnl. 1 Ray Stoycr--I low long hayu I l1cci1aslccp. Mr. lVIcCflurc---'llow old arc you 1' Cicorginc- Dona you low driving? .lack-Ycs, hui wbrc in IUNVI1 yul. Smith--Mwst inc .11 thi' lihrary JI scycn o'clock. Cfortffxll right. NVh.11 limc will you hu there? Paul VU. Nlillur Do you Ihinlx I should sing hrs! or scrond lvnor' Nlr. Ii-:urns-Yes? Tom Andcrs7NIay I have the lasl dancv with you' I-Iclcn-- You Aiusi l1ad ii. Miss I,AJCllCI'7'RllI1 up thai hlinil. l'aill Ilarrison- I ni not .1 nionlwy. I'111 pruuy wull oflif' said lhc crazy man. XVcik.1I--I ncvcr saw such dreamy uycs. I illic- 1.111 i1c1'cr SIJYCLI so latc. Al -Vw'l1.u sh.1ll I say about the Iwo pur oxidc hlondvs who madc such a fuss .11 ihc QJIIILYI Pal- Oh. say thc hli-.1il1crs WL'I1l wild. Xliss Iliclwyf il ranslalv 'lrux lugilf' Cfoolx- Ihc King Ilccs. Xliss Diclicy---Yoii should usc 'Al1.1s i11 translating thc pcrlccl lcnsc. Cook Ihr King has Hcvs. Mrs, Kcarns 'Vx'l1.11 is .1 rcl'crc11dui11.' Cf. 'Iil'IUI'l1l3SUll' Scarch mc. I don'l l-.now 1yl1cli1cr it is .1 soli drink or part ol' an airplanc. Arcl1ih.1Id--XVl1al do you mean by ihc A'Horn of Ijlcnlym? Cornclius---Dick XY'.1ilv's lromhonc, Onc sclcciion is plcnly. Mrs, Kcarns- Ilow old would .1 pcrson lw who was horn in 1800? Brink- 'Klan or woinan? Cfaldwcll- -XVI11' did you llunlx Ifnglish? Vklilson- f- I thought Iicowull' was an ani- mal, 'I'l1crc's a mir ol' iood sli hors. said Ihr In carclcss ons as lic lhrcw thc hananas down. Klr. Slcwarl Youirc .1lw.1ys lwhind in your sludirs. lladun- -XVIII. you scu. sir. il givcs inc .1 chancc io pursuc lhcni. Miss Harris-l take great pleasure in giv- ing you B in Citizenship. C. Wales-Aw, make it an A and enjoy yourself. Mr. McClure-And now, Claire, what can you tell me about nitrates? Clair:hWell, they are some cheaper than day rates. Frances Mansellilnlow much does a six- pound shell weigh? Anne Needhamhl don't know. FrancesgWell, what time does the twelve o'clock train leave? Anne-Twelve o'clock. Franceshlhen, what is the weight of a six-pound shell? Anne--Twelve pounds. Can You Imagine- Bob Gillespie in knee-pants? Walter Herron six feet tall? Glenn Owens being on time? Miss Mowry without a smile? Carl Busch without a shoe shine? Paul W. Miller missing a Janet Gaynor picture? l.ouis Costianes keeping quiet? Pauline Ralston without her lessons? Coral Reimold without l.en? Willard Gaiser without a plaything? Wanted No home work . . . by almost anyone, Someone to have his lessons . . . by Mrs. Kearns, Typists who don't make mistakes . . by Pennerian Staff. Tall, dark, handsome young man with plenty of money . . . any girl in the class of '35. My pin is gone, she worked too fast But she got stung, the pin was brass! Mary Keelen-I use dumb-bells to get color in my face. Miss Dennison-Sensible girl? That is a lot better than using color on your face to get dumb-bells. Betty Cunningham--Oh. Ma, come here quick! Ma-Vwlliat is it? Bettygclohn ate all the raisins off that sticky brown paper. P, A. Coleman-Have you any ink in your desk? Ray Kerns-No, I just threw the last one up frontf Sorg+Can you see all right? Billig-Just fine. Sorg-ls there a draught on you? Billig-No, Sorg-ls your seat comfortable? Billig-Yes. Sorg-Well, move over and give me that seat. Elise Deason-l wish to ask you a ques- tion concerning a French tragedy. Miss Bost-Well? Elise-What is my grade? Nichols-Can a person be punished for something he has not done? Mr. Riley-No, of course not. Nichols-Well, I haven't done my Com- mercial Law! And now, at last, our work is done: We've tried to mingle facts and fun: We pray you read with kindly mind- Be toour failures sweetly blind. Page 43 Page 44 I0 I2 I4 l7 Zl Z2 Z4 Z8 29 IO ll I2 I3 l7 20 ZZ 23 Z5 Z6 Z7 29 30 ll I7 Calefldal' SEPTEMBER Back to the grindstone. Home room elections. lrene Davis. Georgine Holmes. Nancy Simons. and John Cunf ningham are Senior representatives to Student Council. Student Council elects John Cunningham. President: James Williams. Vice president: Nancy Simons. Secretary: Betty Hildebrand. Treasurer. Math club elects Ann Needham. President: Bob Smith. Vice president: and Fred l.. Rudisill. Secretary-treasurer. Girl Reserves becomes 'l'ri-Hi-Y. Senior class electionf Fred Rudisill. President: Pauline Ralston. Vice president: Ruth Kays, Secretary: lrene Davis. lreasurer. Football jerseys in evidencefcausing palpitations among the weaker sex. Greenville-+lZ. Franklin--IZ, Nice rain. Now we can cool our parched throats without rushing between classes. lce-cooled fountains have been installed throughout the building. First edition of Penn-Hi-Points comes out. All copies sold at noon. Sharonf-16. Greenvilleftl. Oh, mef CCTOBER Junior class elections. Titzel and Cray declare a razor strike till the football teams bring home a victory, Pennerian staff appointed. Work starts on Pennerian. Science club reorganizes. Greenville- Ella. Grove City' O. Hurrahf The fuzz is gone. we recognize our cheer leaders once again. Hi-Y initiation. Paddles very much in evidence, Rudisill and Costianes present Radio Broadcast in chapel. Second issue of Penn-Hi-Points. The school is again in the clutches of the fiendn- Baseballitus. But classes must go onf 'liitusville-l8. Greenvillef-O. Better luck next time. Report cards. We notice many long faces. Farrell--46, Greenville---O. Vvloe is usf Seniors appear in best bib and tucker. Pennerian photos of course. Slam books make their debut, Please take tomatoes from cans before throwing. Annual school Halloween party. l.ots of spooks. clowns, etc. Half holiday. Teachers go to Beaver Falls to convention. Greenvillefll, Polish Alliance--0. A tough one. Jim lVlclilree blossoms out in his basketball letter. 'loo bad, Flossie. Group pictures for Pennerian start. Miss Bost has her annual statement against them. Halloween. lfveryone wears a funny face. as usual. NOVEMBER lVlr. Stewart overworks checking attendance lists on the first day of hunting season. Sharpsville- -l 2. Greenville 0. Holding the champs. Hi-Y. Tri-Hi-Y entertain the County Cabinet. Greenvilleglfi, lVlercer--0. Nice finish. Pennerian party. Page 45 NOVEMBER fContinuea'Q 23, 24, Penn Hi Follies, The Show of Shows. Three full houses, The Seniors take their dignity to the Junior Thanksgiving Hop. Thanksgiving vaca- tion begins. DECEMBER Basketball begins. We win from East Fallowfleld and Jamestown in annual double header. Overheard in Senior Study. Hmm-these are better rubbers than I had yesterday. Dual literary meet with Sharpsville here. Jane Lee recites in Chemistry. Was Mr. McClure proud!! Cireenville-26, Alumni-23. Staff sells hot dogs and Klondikes, for rather sells Klondikes. We sell no more hot dogs at basketball gameslj A-hunting we will gol Malcolm Little shoots a six-point buck. First dancing class started for benent of Pennerian. West Middlesex-27, Greenville -18. Northwestern Scholastic Press Conference at Erie. Ask Bob Smith about souvenirs, Math club at Irene Davis' house. Please pass the pie. Leonard Clark Writes winning essay on What ls Best in My School. The Senior Snowball. Christmas vacation starts. Prof. McClure follows example of several Senior girls and gets married. Christmas. how we love our sleep! Erie East+27, Greenville-20. JANUARY Back to school once more. Sharon-40, Greenville-32. Hi-Y proves that brains do not win everything as they take the faculty in basketball 33-19. Weikal loses a milkshake to Mr. McClure. Nancy Simons runs over a poor. helpless puppy, Naughty, naughty, Nan. Losing a milkshake proved too much for Weikal. l-le came down with mumps, laryn- gitis, grippe, tonsilitis, etc. Pennerian staff works overtime at Miss Mowry's mansion. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y go to Grove City to County Cabinet meeting. Brr- was it cold! I I Miss Bacher and Miss Key enjoy UD the wrestling match. Greenville-23, Hickory--l8. On the opposite side of the ledger for a change. Is it dignified for Seniors to cut classes and go to the movies? Sports Editor. Paul Ralston, mistakes an eraser for a piece of chocolate candy at staff meeting. FEBRUARY NO PENNERIAN UNLESS-I l Pep meeting for sale of tickets for Senior class play. 'iWindy McKean demonstrates that thing called chivalry to the Senior boys. We take our best girls to see the moonstruck Rimplegars in Three-Cornered Moon. Watch out. Bob. You know very few windows would withstand the impact of your foot! All Senior girls who play basketball see Clarence Wales, Commercial Room. Mr. Wales, That is an insult to my oflicial dignity. The cast of A'Three-Cornered Moon gives benefit performance for Business and Pro- fessional Women's Club. 1 Lr- Pagc 46 FEBRUARY tCon1t'nuedl l-l. The Juniors are just recovering from the effects of a trouncing by the Seniors to the tune of lo-ll yesterday noon. Too much chile, Juniors. Vvle hear that Dan Clupid made his rounds today with the usual comic valentines. You know. the kind Jack Rose sends Georgine Holmes. l5. First Aid classes begin under Professor Mcfflure. 22. Senior Study wins class league trophy, Vv'ashington's Pairthdav. S:hool dismissed halt'-hour earlyfthese big vacations we getf 26, Ann Needham comes lo school togged out in a ski suit. Pads do change so they sayf 27. Hi-Y holds annual Father and Son Banquet in gym. Bob Titzel thanding Mr, Mc- Clure a very hard lump of hrown sugarl VJhat's this? Mr. McClure- 'iHmmm --looks like sandstone. 28. XVoe is usf Miss Bacher forgot to assign our linglish lesson. MARCH l. Miss liost entertains seventh period lfrench class with a vocal solo. Alto, soprano, or what? 4. The typists go to school at 7:45 to begin typing for the Pennerian. Mary Keelen lost her beauty sleepT 5. The fourth report comes out today. XVesley Sorg finds out that mid-term exams don't count this time. 8. The second game in the Senior-Junior feud, The Senior girls lost, 7-l l. The Senior boys won, 26-23. Vehata gamef Senior Class decides to use caps and gowns at Commencement. I l. Presto-chango, and here is your rabbit. Booth. the magician. opens his bag of tricks. l2. l.ucille Vvlillaman. Ruth Bean, lired l.. Rudisill, and Philip Hintz are the High School representatives to the lfastern Conference of Music Supervisors held in Pittsburgh. 13. Do you want to buy a ticket for the Junior play? The Juniors want the Seniors to support Skidding like they supported Three-Clornered Moon. I5. Pennerian goes to press. l8. St. Patriek's Day observed. Much green is in evidence. lo. Only thirty-eight days of school left for the Seniors. . . figure it out for yourself. 2l, 'iln the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to ..,. well anyway, it's spring, 22. Junior Class presents Skidding, APRH. 5. Cfounty round up. l2. 800 members of various musical organizations of Qireenvillos Public Schools present the annual spring concert, This is the largest number to appear in a single program in this town. I7-lil. liaster vacation. Many pupils return to school suffering from eggitism. 26-27. State music contest at New Cfastle. MAY lf 3. Ciym exhibition. Ill. Junior Prom. IU. Vesper Service. 2 l. Senior Class night, 23. Commenrement. 29. Thats all there is. There isnt any more. APPRECIATICDN The pennerian Staff wishes to thank all who had a part in making this, the 1935 pennerian, a bigger and better year-book. We wish to especially thank Miss Mary Movvrv lor her hours ol un- tiring labor and kind aclviee which she gave us in preparing this book. The pennerian Stall. Engraving by ll-lb NORTHERN ENGRAVING 84 ELECTROTYPE COMPANY Canton, Ohio Printing by ll ll, TOWER PRESS, INCOPPQRATED Cleveland, Qhio Photos by THE HEIL STUDIO Greenville, pa. Page 47 Ldlfftld Q M ' ,nfl 1 NV Rig QE' QQ . 'fb fu fi NX Yfffdg I M' 5 . df j 'f xf 4,9 J-ffl'7'7 4 ,frflzl I m I l U F wi' X X1 1 rx M rxx X9 Q Nu lf, 1 f ff is X Q0 ' 'fig' M-' ,Qx VI' kv vvvylrlvv 'V k'.I' P f' L rv 1 X V X, L N LUV' 'xml N, 'I ff if - F 1 M0 . Jn OMJ QAM QW