Penn High School - Pennerian Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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They Plan For Us I MR, I. H. McCLIMANS, President I I MR. FREDERICK D. ENTERLINE, Vice President MR. NORMAN P. MORTENSEN MR. BARNEY B. PERIEANO MR. HARRY E. DAVIS MR. BERNARD L. COLLINS, Treasurer DR. W. ALLAN GHOST MR. CLARENCE H. MYERS MRS. BETTY COLEMAN, Secretary DR. A. BRUCE DENNISTON, Superintendent of Schools MR. ARTHUR R. STEWART, Principal of High School MISS CAROLYN TRAVAGLINI, Secretary to Superintendent MRS. BETTY COLEMAN, Secretary to School District MRS. DOROTHY MCCLURE, Secretary to Principal I

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To the Class at the end of the Hrst half of the zoth century: Greetings. Your class is the smallest class since 1931. However, it is said that quality is better than quantity. Worltl Wai' II closed the summer before you entered the eighth grade. You have studied the trend of the times in your history classes. The United Nations has been established. It has helped to prevent several wars. lVlany problems remain to be solved before we can have an enduring peace. You will take your place as voters in a very few years. Your influence will be needed to possibly keep our country from socialism or some other ism.H A number of you should seek higher education in order to provide good leadership. Maiiy of our girls will soon establish homes. I hope they will be good Christian homes. Others will be scattered in all direc- tions. May you ever look back on your high school days as the happiest days of your lives. Auf Wiedcrselieii, ARTHUR R. STEWART High School Principal . . . and Principal l ARTHUR R. STEWART B.S., Grove City College M.A., Columbia University Vife bother lVIr. Stewart about a lot of things-excuses, grades, tran- scripts, special permissions to put on a dance or place a poster on the bul- letin board. Beverlee Beckstine and Miiiii Beachler are consulting him about their credits for graduation.

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And We Use Our Opportunities . . . Here are some seniors hzird at work in the library on special assignments. For helping ,hug us Hnd books and magazines for reports, current events, and general reading, we are most ' rp . . . , . , . . . -,M fqgrateful to the librarians. Miss Sayers, one of the librarians, has given ns n course in library .' 5 science as ai part of our work in English. The course has helped us all to become better S-gf acquainted with the library. 54 ev- DEAN CROWTHER AB., Grove City College lVlr. Crowther, our guidance counselor, has done niuch in helping us plan our future. By various tests he has helped us to lcnow better our abilities and in- terests. His office is Hlled with many college catalogs and pamphlets dealing with different vocations. College re- quirementsn is the subject being dis- cussed here by lVIr. Crowther and Pat lvlclvlillen.