Penn High School - Pennerian Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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To THE CLASS OF 1943: Your formal high school work is nearing its close. You started out with high aspirations in your freshman year. You have toiled faithfully for four years. Many of your classmates have fallen by the wayside. The struggles of many to attain the goal of graduation will be unwritten. Especially will it be so for those country boys and girls who had many chores to do, rode the bus, or thumbed their way to school. This also applies to those boys in town who delivered the early Papers. For the last year and a half, we have been at war. All are feeling the imfact of war more as time goes on. Some of the boys' minds have been unsettled as to whether it is best to remain in school or enlist in the army. All know that the draft will get them sooner or later. ln any ease, we know that the members of this class will measure up to the three hundred alumni who are already in the service. We wish to honor those girls who go into training as nurses. Wliatevei' you may do or wherever you may go, let it be said in the words of the poet, Whittier: Before me, even as behind, God is-and all is well. AIRTHUR R. STEWART ARTHUR R. STEWART B.S. Grove City College M.A. Columbia University High School Principal DR. . BRUCE DENNISTON, Superintendent of Schools ND THE SCI-IOOL ADMINISTRATION ' ' ' A A MR. . R. STEWART, Principal of High School Miss RUTH M. GRUBER, Secretory to Superintendent Miss ESTHER M. BRYDON, Secretary to School District Miss MAIQTHA MOHR, Secretary to Principal Miss ANNE L. E. THOMPSON, School Nurse W DR. . H. PHILLIPS, School Doctor

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To THE Ctixss OF 1943: You and the thousands of other classes which shall be graduated from our high schools this year constitute the greatest resource of our Democracy. The future of our land and of every land depends upon the supply of young men and young women Who, each year, complete their basic training in high schools and go forth to be absorbed fully into the adult life of their communities. Because our Nation is at war, this Period of transition or adjust- ment to adulthood, for you, will be immediate and brief. It is my earnest hope and wish for you, that you may have the vision, the Wisdom, the courage to Put the abili- ties Which you developed throughout your school life into adult service in the place of greatest usefulness. A. BRUCE DENNISTON B. s. University of Pittsburgh - A.. BRUCE DENNISTON M.A. University of Pittsburgh Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh Superintendent of Schools YQUTI-l SALUTES Tl-IE SCHDQL BQARD MR. R. M. GILKEY, President MR. I. I-I. McCuMANs, Vice-President MR. I-I. C. BATES MR. F. D. ENTERLINE MR. I-I. D. MCCLUIIE CART. N. P. MORTENSEN DR. P. N. TEARE MR. B. L. COLLINS, Treasurer Miss ESTHER BRYDON, Secretary MR. D. I-I. HENRY, Solicitor

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AND HONORS THE MEMBERS OE TI-IE EACUL EVA BACHER, A.B. ..,. . LUELLA BAGNALL, B.S.. . . . MARIAN BEAN ....,..., . . IANE BENNINGHOFF, A.B .... . OLIVIA BOST, A.B., M.A. ,........ . LOUISE REZNOR DAVIS, B.S.. .. SARAH DENNISON, B.S.. . . . EMMA DICKEY, A.B. . . . . KENNETH R. EAKIN, B.S.. .. RUTH M, ECKLEY, B.S.. . . . ANNA MARY FOX, B.S.. .. ELIZABETH BRACKIN, A.B., Ed.M.. . .. NORMAN BROOKS, B.S. .... , CARRIE CHRISTY, A.B. . , , ELIZABETH COOPER, B.S.. . . . DEAN CROVVTHER, A.B.. . . . ......,...Home Economic.: . ..... Health, Physical Edufcation Hygiene, Physical Education J . . . .Health, I hysical Education , ....,...... , .... Science LUCILE HARMAN, A.B., M.A. ..... .... E nglish, Dranzatics MARY ELIZABETH HARRIS. ..,., Commercial Studies PEARL KANENGEISER ..... . , . . .Civic.f, History . .......,......English Home Economics, Vocational Home Economicx . . . .Arithmetic , . .English ....Frcnch, Englixh, Spanish . . . ,Mechanical Drawing ,....Algehra . ,,..... M usic . , . . .Social Studies TY