Penn High School - Pennerian Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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We, the Senior Class of 1936, do dedicate this sixteenth volume of the Pennerian to our School Ad- ministration and to our Parents in appreciation of their interest and guidance in our school work.

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This sixteenth volume of the Pennerian has been written and published in order that we, the Senior Class of 1936. may preserve the cherished memories of our years in Penn High School. THE PENNERIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Literary Editor Photography Editor Sports Editor Art Editor T ypists: Janet Brennan Kathryn Polley Doris Thompson Calvin Loutzenhiser John Breckenridgk Stanley Hazen Joyce Mallory Eleanor Ralston Pauline Troutman Angelina Foglia THE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary T reasurer Lloyd Greenfield Harold Weaver Loyd Brower James Williams

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In days of old, when knights were bold, a lad did just as he was told—by his superiors. He oft did roam, but tried at home, to rise quite near to the noble throne of his loved king. He always began as a lowly page, and followed a knight through the battle's rage, and through the tournament's every stage—till the battle was won. In Penn Castle, our school, we always try to follow this rule and with lessonous monsters fight many a duel—till we triumph. But battles are few and when with school we are through we'll know that with pleasures we've had much to do —through our years here. The teachers do act as our court, and in many a storm are our port, as difficulties they help us to thwart—in our school life. So when of school we have reached the end, we should be able for ourselves to fend, and be glad that our school years we could spend—in Penn Castle.