Penn High School - Reflections Yearbook (Pennsville, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1939 volume:

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V a c an 5 A, ' ' 1',P, of fenn High School, by the ' ni ' A as un, Q Fron rs Mis' ri S Miss Mrs Back Mrs. xr fr r t Row Leona C31V1H Home HCODOmlC LAunita Qummlrs hmmm rc Luclllo Mood Qthomatics Fava Cordray fourth Gnd flfth fqo Pokor 60nd nd th1E5 Row Freda Martin VIP t and S cond O aul Burcnor Quoorlnzcndent ond Clomont Dar on flfth Qnd 1Yth Clarence uCAUl nt LT1CUlt1lG coach we Glo vory sorry that no hu t fx Dixon foolungq by havlng thc olcture of the focmltv twkon when he was Qbsont hr Jl on lS woll 11KCd a 1 toachor and frlond 1110 Ctafi 1 1' . --. . L.. I . .... ,J 5 qu. ' xv- ' r ,L 1-' LJ '--V' . . f ' ,- 'P Rf , ., .. ., A fl ... 1, J 4.1. -.sl-X,,c h . - L , , ..... ch M ,, F , . , n Q . I A 1-.Q 1 A V 42 1 . . c --.... S - - 9 V , - .I Jr. Snoncor JCQTth--UC1OHCC 1 'h ' - . JI . ,P ' ' - ..-M ' '.1 ,M , 3, . . 1 I A -L S S L S 4 BPI T' T ' , .I f ' N 'a . A V la A 11' --n yy, -n 7' -1 3 I bw ' J- -A 0 - S 5 . . N - X j A L. V. , 1, 1 gp. -. H Q - . H .. 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' ' 1 J, Q --l A . u 1. c. - 1 L - ', g,',-,-ld A ,K . 0 SENIORS '59 George Albert Abel Palefaoe , Hobby Movies, Ambition To be a success Glee Club l 2 5 4, Basketball 2 5 4, Softball 2 5 4, Track Team 4 Production Manager of Annual, Plays 5 4 William Bachelor Bill Hobby Reading Ambltion To be a success Glee Club 2 5 4, Basketball l 2 5 4 Captain of Basketball Team 4, Softball 2 5 4, Quartet 5 4, Business Manager of School Annual 4, Class Pres ident l 2 5 4, Penn Review Staff 5 4, Track Team 4, Plays 5 4 Kenneth Benjamin uKsnnyn3 Hobby Gardening Ambition Farmer 4H 1 Judging contests 544, F F A 142-5 4, Basketball 4 Lee Bertcil Benjamin Sawdust Hobby To stay ou of trouble Ambition To be a success 5 4, Glee Club 4, Judglnv Contests 5 4, 41 2 5 4, Stage Manager of Play 3, Play 4 Ralph Bingman Bing Hobby Playing Ball, Ambition Agriculture Teacher Glee Club l 2 4, Softball 2 , Basketball l 2 5 4, F F A 4 4H l 2, Edlth Caln Caln Hobby Skating Ambltior Sec retary F A 5 4, Home Economics ub 2, F H Secretary 5, Play 4 How rd Davls Johnny , Hobbies Muslc and swimming, Ambitlon Buslness or Avlation Baseball l 2 5 f Basketball l 2 o 4, Glee Club l 2, Class Presldent l Plays 4, Llbrarlon 4 Lois Dougan Doug Hobby Readlng, Ambltlon Lurse Glee Club 2 5 4, Volleyball 5 4, F n A l 2 5 4 Forsenic 3 4 Prince ef Peace 3 Lucille Geddes Cell hobby Skating, Ambition Housewife A Clu l 4, F H A Hlstorian 2, Volleyball CCapt I 5 4, Glee Club l 2 5 4, Play Harry Gifford Giff , Hobby Softball Ambitlon To be a good farmer F F A l 2 5 4, Softball 5 4, Basketball 4 -'ll ll , --,r 1 ui Q L :A , --ll ll , --, . ' .,,., I 3 3 ' ' ' .v . 'f' 3 1 A V ' ' 5- ' --ll H3 -- t 3 : Fo Fo A0 u i . V . . 6 i 5 I 1 If --ll fl , --. , 3 5 4 ' ' 'Q 0 Q l-2-5- 5 ' Stage Manager 5-4, Judging Contest 4. . Q -ug' . n . -- U . -- .- 3 3 : 0 Ho a H' Q o Ao a ' --H' ll , -- ' O ,. . . --' . H . : -. 7 -'12, . --N ll , -- ' , - 0 --D T , ny - E A 9 T V O ' Q I - Q Q , , - 3 - 14' --il ' ll , T --. , -- I Fm Ile 0 b 2 3 ' Q n n . 0 '7' ' ' 45 --H U , -- , , Q -- J SENIORS '59 Vivian Gifford nvivn, Hobbies Reading and Eatin Ambition To get ahead in the world Glee club 2 5 4, Orchestra 4, Sextette 4, Mixed Quartet 5, Chearleader 5 4, Public Speaking 5, Forensic 5, Prince of Peace 5, Debate 5 4, Class secretary and treasurer 4, Plays 5 4 Volleyball l 4, Piano 5, Senior reporter for annual Dwight Hanlin Larry , Hobbies Hunting and Music, Ambition To be a muSlC1aD Glee Club l 2 5 4, Plays 5 4, Mixed Quartet 5, Quartet 4 Floyd Hartley Hartley , Hobby Reading, Ambition Radio Field Glee Club 4, Basketball 4, Softball 2 5 4, Play Manager 4s David Hickerson Dave , Hobby Fishing and Swimming, Ambition Teacher Glee Club 4, l 2 5 , F F A Secretary 4, Softball 5 Hulda Hllaman Pawnee , Hobby Fishing Ambition To get through Nurses Training 4H 1 2 5 4, Glee Club 1 2 5 4, 'volleyball 5 4, Plays 3 Charles Hooper Charlie , Hobby Tlnkerlng wwth ball 1 2 5 4, Softball l 2 5 4 Maxine Kirkbrlde Max , Hobby Skatlng Ambitlon To learn not to blush Glee Club l 2 5 4, 4H l 2, Volleyball l 2 4 Philip Mercer Phil , Hobby Speedlng, AmbltlOn To own an oil company Glee Club l 2 5 1, 4H l 2, Male Quartet 4, F F A 5 4, F F A Public Spe king 5 4, Basketball l 2 5 4, Softball l 2 5 4, Track l 0 5 4 Jean Miller Jeanne nobby Skatlng, Ambition Bus ness Plays l 5 4, F H A l 2 5 4, Glee Club l 2 5 4, Volleyball 5 4 Betty Pierpoint uBetn Hobbies Music and Reading, Ambition Musician, Poet Sextet 4, F H P l 2 5 4, Glee Club and Pianist l 2 5 4 -sl ' no . I O- --ll H , --. , '-If ll , -5 , -- --ll ll , -.-V Q : FQ Fc Ag '4 o Q 0 4a ' --Il U , -- , -- I ' ' ' Y O '40 --ll U . -- ' - ' L motors, Ambition--Mechanic: F. F. A. l-2-5-4, Basket- ' --If ll . -- ' Q ' -, , --Il ll. -- Q 0 - Q -.- --II ll , 'rv -- 0 , -- '- , 1 ': - - . . . -e- - - - - on 3 -nas 0 SENIORS '59 Floyd Roberts Bert , Hobbies Reading and Playing Ball, Ambition Agriculture Teacher Basketball 5 4, Quartet 4, Glee Club 5 4, F F A President 4, Treas urer of F F A 5, Play 4, Softball 1 2 5 4 Dale Scott Scott , Hobby Hunting, Ambitlon Ag riculture Teacher . F A 1 2 5 4, Treasurer of F F. A 4, Glee Club 1 2 5 , Judging Contest 5, Bas ketball l, Play 5 Lila Scott NL ologist Piano 1 Club l 2 5, F. H. Evelyn Thompson Ambition To be a Club 5 4, Debate 2 5 4, ', Hobby Reading, Ambition 2 5, Orchestra 5 4, Plays 5 2 Evn, Hobbies Reading an good homemaker QFor Dickj Cosmet 4 Glee Sewing, Glee Plays l 5, Oratorical Contest ln Chief of Annual 4, F H A A Historian 5 4 Penn Review 5 4, Editor State President 4, F H Willard Van Fossen Wid Hobbies Reading and Mov ies, Ambition To pass the Bar exam Debate 4, Basket ball 5 4, Sports Editor of Penn Review 4, Reporter of Penn Review 5, Sports Editor of Annual 4, Glee Club 4, Vice President of Senior Class 4, Geological Observer of Science Club 2, Plays 5 4 Helen Villiams UN1llie'3 Hobbies Collectlng Sales Tax Stamps, Ambition Nurse F H A Club l 2 5 4, F H A Secretary 2, Debate 5, Forensic 5 Prince of Peace 2, Plays l 5 4, Junior Class Secretar5 and Treas urer 5, Volleyball 5 4 Ida Yarnell Ide Hobbies Sewing and Skatlng Am bition Nurslng b H A l 2 5 , Piano l, lee Club 2 5 4 --ll U , .- .-ll gl' , -- , ' -- I, o ' 0 . '. ' :Q i ' ' an ' :Q 1 3 ' ' ' ' 9 ' 4 A. 1- -5-4. aan ' an d ' l-5, Prince of Peace 5, F. H. A. 1-2-5-4, Editor of ,-n n. -- '- , . 1 -- v I. -- ' O C 0 V , L su Q T --If H , --. ' , - I 9 . 2 -10 0 I ' ' '4 G SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the year ninteen hundred and thirty five a class of determined and self confldent boys and girls re ceived w1th dignity their grade diplomas and entered upon their duties as Freshmen It cannot be denied that thls group of twenty nlne students did have am bition and a desire for education for if they had not had, more would have dropped by the wayside on their four years' Journey thrpugh high school, Wb've galloped over the sand dunes such as Latin, Algebra English, etc , on our trusty camels. It was rather hard golng in some pl ces but only Gene Wogan and George G1fford failed to pull through the Freshman lap At the f1TSu oasis Eddie Johnson found it nec essary to transfer to another caravan But 1n turn we plcked up here, a former traveling mate Ol ours in the person of Howald Davis With this group of twenty eight we started upon another journey a more rough and more advanced trip During thls march w found it necessary to perform certain duties, whlch 1f omltted would have caused our caravan to lose the dlStlDCt1On that was so vivldly displayed at our destinataon the city of Commencement We started upon the thlrd lap of our parade to tte country of Educatlon wlth two more henchmen, Freda Coler and Clarence Poling, leav ing us at Oasis No Two It was here also that Com rades Philip Love and Mary Plerpolnt had to take an other traln Nevertheless, we had nothlng to lose ln that we drew four more laywen to our outfit These were as follows Vivlan Gifford, Maxine Kirkbride, Hulda Hilaman, and Edlth caln We progressed much further upon the next excurslon Cur colors sparkled with pralse because of our excellent showlng in sports, entertalnment, and scholarsnlp. Upon th1s journey we showed our respect to the dlgn fled members of the caravan advanclng before us We have now tak n their places upon the route and have engaged ln eel sodes which w1ll not easlly be cast into obllv on Upon finishing thls Journey No Four we have prepared to meet our contemporaries in all flelds wlth equal zeal and COmbat1VGnSSS. Willard Van Fo sen aj - Q .Q QQ C O Q Q -Q an J -Qu 7 Q - r C ' n Cl- Q - Q 3, -1 . Qu Q ' I 1 .0 7 . Q 5 n ii ' 0 Q v Q Q Q I - Q 3 Q . V. - -QQ g - Q Q ...L Q L- 0 0 ' Q Q an Q - Q Q O . .A Q Q 0 U Q rg Q - 1 I Q v V I Q Q ' .A- Q -, Q Q .L - A Q ,Q Q ., .L . ' . 1 G r ,L Q Q- .L U I O O 1 Q Q 9 A. 4 Q Q Q ru . . LD Q. '7:'c. . . . .'- A fl '- : 2'--ff . M5535 , SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY In 1939 a class was graduated from Penn High School That was twenty years ago, at that time they habitated the obscurity and were never g1ven credit for their knowledge. The world has bid its fare in shame as this class 13 now the maln stay of the nation, The wide open spaces and the tumult of the city have call ed to them and they have profited in the various spots beyond comprehension. Currently speaking Rev. Davld Hickerson and Dr Willard Van Fossen have consulted the renowned Betty Pierpoint, sculptor to chlsel a monument in honor of this chats For durability, cold storage butter has been decided upon. The dedlcatlon is being greatly anticipated for the program will be exceptionally good Hon George Abel will orate on, nViccissitudes of the Vircle. Dwi t Hanlin will talk on, UTrials of a Bariton Singer. From Grand Operas, Madamoiselle o s Dougan will render, nL1nger Longer Love. Bill Bachelor and Harry Glfford have founded an institution for the Homeless and Heartbroken. The English classes of this institution are ln charge of Professor Charles Hooper. Professor Dale Scott teaches the advanced technique of gum chewlng This home has of course lts medical department Drs Saturday n1ght The advisor of that Senior Class has changed his mode of livlng almost as much as his students have P H Burcher, , D , Ph , has had de grees galore bestowed upon him. H has retired from his teaching profession to become a U S Senator from Indiana and to devote his time to writlng. Many CPit1CS have praised his books highly and one books nComing With The Wlndn has become a best sella er. ' O ' . I O O O n gh L i U Howard Davis and Ralph Bingman give turkish baths each 0 0 :Mo Ae LL. e Q DQ ' . e You are wondering about the buslness section Kenneth Benjamin is in the Cloak and Suit business and also runs a Pawn Shop, Helen Willaims operates a Beauty Shoppes, Hulda Hilaman has patentes a liq uid, making permanant waves practical for damp wea ther, Lee Bengamin Jr, owns a Chlnese Laundry in Chop Sueyville, Edith Cain designs costumes for Lepape in nParley Vous,n France. Floyd Roberts is making sacrifices to the extent of becoming bold, trying to suppress gangland in Chicago, Ph1l Mercer has bought a pack of blood hounds and a sub machlne gun and lS a member of the police corps Maxine Klrkbride and Vivlan Gifford are rolling stones they gather up no men. Jean Miller is an active social service worker, part of her Job is to teach Swedich urchins to yodel. Evelyn Thompson is a traveling sales woman, Her soft soap is to fleas what cats are to mlce ucille Geddes lectures frequently on, Lion Love, Her experience was received as a lion tamer 1n Afri and Cent flrm. and dust mop are sells peanuts and Lila Scott is owner of the Penny Her sprinkling cans, magic mits, used in every home Ida Yarnell Smith Sisters cough drops. known and respected as the perfect glass blower. Pop bottles are h1s specialty Phll Mercer 59N CLASS ROLL We the Senior Class of Penn Hlgh School, Morgan County, State of Ohlo belng of sound body and mind, wlll hereby make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament To the Junior class we leave our 'Good Luck in escaplng and serious automoolle accidents whlch might occur after an evenlng of entertalmnent in Pennsville. To the So hmores,our rights C91 to be called out of c ass for unnecessary telephone calls. To the Freshmen,all the chewlng gum deposlted under the North Room seats and any other property personal, or otherwise, that we might leave Charles Hooper leaves his Mooel HTH to ElJ1n 3 ll C8 L il . -' I! Last-but no means least-Floyd Hartley is widely ' Il : I ll Vivian Gifford wills her ability to play the parts of soc e a es in plays, to Esther Van Fossen. Ida Yarnell leaves her happy go lucky attitude to Rose Ann Follng Evel Thom son leaves her ability to put forth conv c ng arguments to Myron Janes, Lucille Geddes is determined to will Shorty Patter son to Ellllan Williams Bett Piegpolnt leaves Carlton Drake to well, who ever raEe ecfdes upon! Willard Van Fossen leaves his surplus height, to Bugs Dougan. Phil Mercer wills the Gallopin' Ghost, with all its rattles, to Ralph Haney Bill Bachelor leaves his patience with books, t B05 Heston. Flo d Hartle wills his vocabulary of nbright re mar s o A ert Mclnturf, Dale Scott wills all his knowledge pertalning to agriculture to Bob Hartley Helen Williams wills her hearing device, wh1ch she used In the Senior play, to Robertta Curry Geor e Abel leaves h1s abllity to nmurmur so beaut ifu y ton Hickerson Maxine Kirkbride leaves all her earrings and lip stlci to Fae Prlce Junior Ben amin leaves all his love for girls to Charlie Stra Ben Ral h B1 an leaves his Uknackn of handling a b n 9 a , t Doc Dav s Howard Davis wills his guitar to George Cumberlege. Iols Dou an leaves her abllity to win friends to RuEy'HclEturT. Harr Gifford leaves all his knowledge of hlstory an geogr phy to Wilma Hickerson. Flo d Roberts leaves all his 'witn to Dlck Abel. ean l er eaves her ability to tell stories to Jane Heston. David Hickerson leaves his shyness around F1P1S to Kel Lila Scott leaves the school with regret Kenneth Benjamln his ability to ralse t bers to Bob Maxwell, Edith Cain wills her shorthand book and also the re malnder oT Her shorthand tablet to Lols Abel . 0 O 0 so p1k1.a Hulda Hilaman hoquoaths hor generosity to Carol a O 1 0 - - -, -n - n gl. n ?5-, 1 Junior Cl s Front Row Back Row Dessie Roberts Elwin Ball Esther Van Fossen Charles Strahl Lois Ibel Carlton Drake Robert Hartley Jane Heston Charle Mills Fae Price Albert mclnturf Elton Hickerson Myron Janes Most of the pupils enrolled ln our present Junior class, of Penn High School, were members of the freshman cl ss of 1956 '57 We re entered s soph omores 1n the fall of '37 and as jHHlOPS ln '58 with a present enrollment of only 14 memb rs Our class is well represented ln our school ctivlties and OTgaH1Z tions We have eight members belong1ng to the F F A and F H A organlzatlons, three on the basket ball squad, one 1D the orchestra,eight in chorus, and flve on the soft b ll and volley ball teams. Havlng completed three iourths of our high school voy ge wlth fev 11stakes, we hope to complete the other fourth s succes fully Ch T116 R, u1l1S '-I-..i?s ..A df. I' 'J fl L! X L 6 . L2 'r . . gh .. . - 3 ... . . . I 13 . , . . A . W if . A . cz g , 4 ' ' i C I O I I C ' . J ' 4' - gr .. U 1 J . . 3. ' l Y .L f C' L .. , ..... gt Q .Q -,Q .,g. V. w. -.... , -eg-fe . -. ,, ' I JUNIORS '59 Lois Abel NAp,, Hobbies Readin 8 Piano nlavin Ambition Oocrating a Beauty Parlor Glas PPtSi56Dt 1 3 C1 ss Vice President 2, F H A President 2, F H,A Treasurer 5 Orchestra 1 2 3 Glee Club 1 2 3 Elwin Ball Ball' Hobbies Hunting 2 Fishing, Ambitlon Forest RanLer FBF A 1 2 3 Glee Club 3 Carlton Drake 'Drakie Hobby Umoiring Ball Games Ambition Radlo Announcer Glee Club 1 2 3 Stage Mgr 5 Jane Heston 'Janie Hobby Swimming Ambwtion Airolano stewardess Glee Club l 2 3 Soft Ball 23 V lly Ball 2 F H A l 2 5 4H 1 2 Robert Heston Bob Hobby Softball, Ambltlon Forest Ranger F F A 3 Glee Club 2 3 Elton Hickcrson Hlck Hobbles Baseball ' Hunt ing Ambitlon Farmer F F A l 2 3 Myron Janes Flash Hobbies Softb ll Sw1m.ing 8 Huntlng AmbltlOH Farmer F F A 1 2 5 goftball 5 Robert H r le nBob or'Shorty Hobly Soltba Ambltwon State Patrolman Glee Club 3 Albert uclnturf Haley Hobbies Bases ll 8 Punt ing, AWbltlOH Undecided: Play 3 Class Sec F Treas 3 Charlie R Nllls Chuck' Hobb1es Base all 8 Hunt ing Ambition State Patrolman Softball l 2 3 Glee ub 5 F F A 1 Fae Prlce Faeski Hob ies Drawing, Readlng A eating, Ambition Soclal Worker Clee Club 2 3 Dessie Almeda Roberts Dess Hobby Rlding Motor Cvcles, Amvition Fl 1H Planes F H A President F H A Secretary 3, Class Vice PPCq1dCHt 3 Class Secretary and Treasurel 2 Softball 2 Glee Club l 2 3 J J 3 Sextette 3 --A 9' -f., 2 . es me 1 r' 'C - : S 'A . ,o , S. Q 0 o . ' ' , ,, ,, , 1 - - . cu-n Q ' I , I X -or 2 . . nu 1 , ' aan' H' za- .1 ' -. , D . X can , -I in ' 0 C -sq' H' -na ff' . inn. 3 P, - : 1 as , , O 3 o o o ' ' , a N U, , ' ' Z1 , 11 - XT I o l 0 o , 0 A . !'. . 11 i C , N 3' ' : 0 o o ' -' c --H ng -- a U llil 2 J . . . . 11 . I 1 , I I O J O a f v-- N ' W3 -,--- D 11: ' ' -,- r 3 0 ,. L . o 'Y' l --ll YI: -- L 'ia C -5 -D . A, ' ' ..... ' 3 , 5 o Q , ,' -..H 'S ' ...... lj 5 - 3 Q ..... g ... ... I C1 0 0 0 -2-Sp ! f --N H, it --D - , - , Q --, ' 1 : - - . --H ll. - 1 Q . - 3 B , . 9 I .v -n-n .Ir E'-L' : .L . . V T C o o s L Q I 1 1 O uunlor lx iuldu 1 ctivitifs Charle trail whqrlle, Houbies rurtlng, fishlng re dlng bWUltlOD Qchool teacher, b L 1 Lsthcr 1 n 1osQ n nba , hoobies F68OlHb nd HWKLHQ Am ltlOH nurse, G oe Club 4 5 1 xD'ffX N, XJ! f x ffuw 43+-X Zrfq N in. M ., . -Jlvl. N . , a ' 5 14 ' ' --C ' be q'g -2-3, A' - pfja 1 MG --I' M' U' E' ' A -- - f' fi , ,' 1 , ' -- - - '1, f- 3 11. A, 1-2-35. rx' ' 'X X 0 X Q ffxixx, .L-X, 1 YS fy x 1 . ' H JJ-5' rl K . ' v Q' ',k,g. I 'N fs n- X df I5 U X! iffy ff Vjgy C X. gg. 4 XX . 'X X ' xx xx .. ,NJ - ,,,,,..., X If K, X -5, Ll N X, AZ' x I fAX 3 fp!! !NXj If xx E A 4.4 . , ' fl JI .X 'U l -I XX K I XY xx f , X 04, ' I N I f W LN p SYN '-,1 1 Q I uw X Front Row Back Row Betty Roberts Sheldon Hilaman Robertta Curry James Mclnturf Wilma Hickerson Arthur Hooper Carol Ben1.min Vlrgil Blngman Lilllan Willlams Doaald Murphy Frances Janes George Cumberledge Glorla Holbert Paul Cheadle Gladya Potts D lght Scott Clyde Janes Claude D vls Riley Dougan Jr RObGlt Abel Fenneth Scott Ravvond Iewton Kieth Hilaman Ruth cluturp absent, OFLIC QS Presldent C rol Benqanln Secretary Betty Roberts Vlce Pres Rlley Doagan Jr Treasurer D i.ht Scott Class AdV1SOT r NCKHlgFt The pre ent so honore class entered nn Lb Qcnool ln September of l927 We re entered a so oles become better acqualnted wlth one another 1 l 13 well represented ln school 9CtlVltlGS six on the b sketball team, two ln pu llc 1 Q S1X in the olchestra, twelve in the cwol 4 E1 on the volleyball team Although these t 1 e been successful, ve hope to make the next L more successful Carol Beng wln F rx Q 0 .4 ' L1 A . . A .L 1 . L H TJ' 4 . lt. a . 4 7 , . ,T . S. 1 .,.. 1 noon Q 1 ,Lau- 'l '1 ' lla . . . , 9. LW. c.. - 7 - ' ' s 1 ' -xr -w , ,-- , , -- wma I ' if . ' I- '1 l 0 i J 4- s - 'Y 1 Pt V Fir- ,- 1. ' I , L, . - s Tixofi 7 ' - ' - .. wlth an enrollment of 25 members. Thls year me have ' ' ' . Cue c ass . . . . . W ,Fu Q nie LLLLX-C L a ' ' T7 ' SffCIS.l'f,1l'l'7lj ' - - -- Q c e ' 1- lusg :xml tlcee .. to tears iav L 1 ,, two 3-ears O -- 'an' I1 FNS lim 4rxf1AmHQQLL -xx. Front Row Back Row I 1se Fouanzoin Glendora Clark Frances Hanlin Kathleen Burcher Ruby Mclnturf Clarice Thomnson Robert Maxwell Richard Abel Hazel ha ris Nary Bengamin Shlrley Smlth Etta Whltc Elma Hoooer OFFICF S President Clarice Thomoson Treasurer Etta Whlte Vice President Betty Starling Secretary Frances Hanlln Class Advisor Waunita Summers Betty Starling Rose Ann Poling The Freshman Class boasts a number of stulents who are now particlnatlng in the s hool affalr amd WOPk1ng toward a better record in all extra curri cular aCt1Vlt1GS Although we are all ctlvo 1U school soorts, S1X members in the class n we Deen awarded nos1t1ons on the volleyball and basket ball teams Just wait until we are seniors, we will make Penn's records soar Clarice Thomnson PG E 4 e 'd7 . ' , , F it F. l I' 7 A 'ev ' Adm , 1 V V ,rx . x.. ou' . , P or-lan scott Robert Fulton D .J'l 'L ' he ' s L1 a A . . . Q . .A Q q - P n - .e . i I un: 5 -z: 1 , r SPORTS Lennsvllle high School has always been known for her in sports She has always held a COmDbt1bOTS, especially ln bas In the p st few years softball largely for baseball, ant girls bandoned Lowever, volleyball great lnterest taken hlgh place among her ketbsll and baseball has been substltuted basketball has been and track have been added although Pennsville has been handlcapped by a small court, she has won several county champlonships, includlng three straight ln the years 1955 to 1957 All good thlngs must sometlme come to an end I quoting this statement we have referred pre mlnently to the fleld of sports It is in this department that the hlgh school student most commonly H1SC6ITES'1th great disappolntment, the abrupt end of br1111ant winnlng streak 1n basketball, or the improper followlng defeats. It has been w1th this thought 1n 1nd that the Senlors of 1959, as well as those of 1958, have felt rather dismayed at not havlng brought tle county basketball champlonship to their Alma Mater. Neverthe less, they have unfurled the Green and Whlte Sarner. These colors will flutter in the breeze of Tlme with sparkling stars of true sportsmanship that w111 glitter and gleam forever ln the hearts of those who are now members of the Alumnl. Pennsville H1 was runner up in the Morgan County Tournament of this year. The schedule and scores for the season follow, D660 2 Dec. 9 DGCQ16 Dec.23 JBIIQ15 Janolv JBIIQZD Jan-027 JBDQS1 Feb.5 . FGbc1O F6b.l1 Febolv Feb 24 FG-D025 F3bc26 Cho torhill Deavertown St. Mary's Stockport Reinersvllle Stewart Chesterhlll Deavertown Stewart Stockport St Mary's Amesville Relnersville Reinersville Stockport Chesterhill PENN OPWOILNT TOURNAMENT 1 'L 22 . Q . . n - of a year of championship with a year of successive s 1 29 1 18 56 19 ' 56 17 ' 59 21 ' 54 16 25 18 ' 18 26 55 21 22 55 ' 51 11 51 18 21 26 ' 46 19 . 26 16 27 15 -1 6 In adcition to basketball, Ponnsvllle has taken much interest 1n other sports especially softball and vo leyball Durin the academic year a few Games of soft ball were ol ,ed Wlth OLtSldC teams But the Dreatest lnterest was taken ln tle lour teams of softball, viz DODCTXS, REDS, GIANTS, OWLS Fach team pl yed splend ed ball and the winner r 6 not been 5GCldOd at the time of the prlntlnf Ol tHlS annual We have every reason to be breud ol the flne sports manshlp shown durlnb the schola t1C year of l958 19. The Senlors now leave to the Tunlors 1 ool' r rovo r l o nerr FRONT ROV Churl s Ween 1 Phillo ercer Bill Bachelor, W l r BlPUN8H George Abel C o CK RO' P ul Wurem r, o c Kelth Hllam r eheldon T11 m n Albert clrturf Floyd Roberts Virgil Bingman Richard Abel, 'anag L . . .... . 1 1- Q r. 1: ' C' . . 017 1 . 'T J. 0. . g . I 0 fi - - 0 A Lf- 1-1 ' nl- I .'W F ' :IL 4 ' ., f . 1. a - . I1 ' . .1 . 4. .LCL . ' J. . . . A ,, 1 . Q 0 - . J ' 1 1 . K J 1 on ' S 1 'uf . L., ,,-.A , ,acl rt .u-1,i 'I . g '1 ' - . f . - L .' 1 z - if hl.,, .,L111 9 . gg J 3 1, M , ,1 :A.Lk,. Cl LL. ty' ill. 'TY T' 'x '7 V ... Lb . gf V 4 rs V ll y, R U - Q C 11 h 'F U 74 A A' 1 1 L 3 A F' 7' aot, Q aka IL? U l , 4 A f V A ' 1 o ' V I1 PTF DTN ucv Front B Wav Phllllps Fharlos S rahl Iathryn Hooper Exolyn Tholpson Jlll rd Von Fo sen Vlv or Gwf ord Lucllle wood, Coach Jin Jqn Fob Feb 'Cnn Penn Penn Penn Loo 7B1'lj'111lH, Jr VHTDULE Aff. Vs Che terhill hors vs B.rtlett hero o VQ ChCStGTh11l there You and Aff. vs hmrlotta' te ms Aff. vs Stockport thoro of the Ohlo High School S eeoh Penn 15 1 member League Debate D13 1 o 1 coqch ded tho f1gh.Sc1oo1 deb tO1S odals lor the lr 'moot J3lI1..,1'111CfI1 L, S . t i L ao 11 mhlS Jowr the DAB .,....1 .l,,.1.t11'1,i -. ,,......- V U . . - ,F LL , Q xv ' 'Q 7' 11 . Y' . Y 9. 1- S . ,V . . - fx. lt. .L .- J, . H . I, k, I 0 Q 'o v ' Lou 1.-J 1. U .LJ I S - ,Y -. . Jan. 25 Penn Leg. 9 -- - X v Q . n. C CQ s.f ' -' , . 0 5 ' X. fig 'LL S f'. ' . Q 6 4 3 4 . A ' A . ,T W l 1 J l, ' - 1 - 7' ' -1 ..... , . . 4,5 7 k Q 1 T' ,. 1 .V fo c ffl'x'ff'.1 ' ' 11 -, L. - . F. 31 ' ,1 rw ,- ., 1- ' R ' .. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is the national organ ization of farm boys studying agriculture in the public high schools throughout the United States, Six years following the founding of the organization at Kansas City, 47 states, the Territory of Hawaii and Puerto Rico, had formed Associations of Future Farmers of America affiliated with the national organization. There were at that time approximately 82,000 members in 5,500 local chapters. In these days, dangerous in their clamors for big ness, speed and luxury, one ne ds to remind himself that increase of possessions, whether of progerty or power, does not insure progress in satisfaction, This comes from the unfaltering pursuit and service of truth, beauty and goodness in every day llfe, and from furthering the happiness and prosperity of our fellows, To work in that way for the advancement of the comm unity, state and nation is the large inclusive aim which animates the Future Farmers of America. Below we have listed some of the things that the Penn Twp Chapters of Future Farmers of America does every year. It Provides an opportunity for us to take many trips, meet dilferent people and get acouainted with the different sections of Ohio by going to the Experiment Station nd State Fair Every ye r most of these things listed are carried out, 1. 12, 15. 14, 15, Hold annual pest hunt, Serve eats in cooperation with the F P A at Community Institute Take charge of exhibits at Community Fair, Sell candy and pop at basketball money for chapter, Take Educational Tour to Fleming Station Hold regular night meetings once Cooperate with rest of school in carnival. Hold Joint Christmas party with F H.A, Have contestant in F F,h Speaking Contest, Put on local Grange programs. Hold Parent, Son, and Daughter Banquet, Enter contestants in State Judging Contests. Exhibit projects at State and County Fair. The losing side in the pest aunt pay winning side with Weiner Roast. Have F.F.A. educational exhibit at State Fair. games to make Experiment a month annual 1. 22 P s Q ' t ' 49 54 ' ' I, 65 9 ' 1 ' . 7, . 8h . - ' Q 9g . 'Q' A 0 10 , c ' ' 1 j - ' THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 16 The boys cook their own meals and camp out at State Fair The Future Farmers of America must help to make life worth while by great satisfylng purposes in the lives of the plain people, which will flnd their ex pression through efficaent labor for livlihood, the love of learnlng and the Willlhg service of humanity To the rural youth of the natlon who are seeking to prepare and to perfect themselves for service through the organization of Future Farmers of America, is addressed this motto as embodying the true vocational spirit 'Learning to o, Doing to learn, Earning to live, L Vlng to serve H Floyd Roberts THE FUTURE HOUEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Penn Townshlp Chapter of the F H A which was organized in 1954, has grown ln membershlp from four teen to thlrty three and prospects are brliht for an even larger and stronger club ln the future The pur pose of the club is to promote lnterest 1n Home Econ give the chapters an opportuxlty to contact those from other parts of the state Students thus learn ways of saving tlme, energy and money ln the home and provides a means of lntroduclng labor S3V1nF ldeas and devices into the most backward communities The state Future Homemakers ASSOClat1OU which was organized 1n 1953 now lncludcs one hundred chapters or one thlrd of all the Vocatlonal Home Economics Depart ments ln Ohlo Many states already have affiliated state organlzations and we Future Homemakers are look ing forward to a National organizatlon F H A PLEDGE We are Home Economics sisters tT1VlnQ to be better Homemakers both today and tomorrox We carry out the purpose of the Future Homemaker's ASSOC1dtlOH and we serve the association, the home, and the school to the best of our ability. Evelyn Thompson O I . . Y . ' d O 1 ' . . O 0 C 0 1 A O YT . . - -fi U ' 1 omics and homemaking, and the annual state meetings fi' I . . . L . O O I I V S . . - U V. Q- . , f Jw fu The Music Festival was iven Thursd y evening, May 4 1939, at the High School uditorium The program con sisted of niano solos by Esther BenJamin Betty Star ling and Betty Pierpoint The orchestr Dlayed four numbers at the beginning of the program The boys' quartet the girls' glee club, the boys glee club and the girls' sextett sang several numbers The chorus girls and bo s glee club combined sang four songs whlch comnleted the orogram THE SCHOOL CARNIVAL The School Carnival was held at the Penn Hlgh School Auditorium Nov 24 1958 Thls was the second annual carnival held here The High School Grades, F F A and F H A heloed to m ke it a success The Gyosy Tea Room, fortune teller fish pond and weight guess ing were some of the maln features which helned to make money for the school THE JUNLCQ CL SS PL1Y The Junior Class Play, UThe Harvest Queen , was pre sented Jan 19, 1959 Dlrector Mr J S De rth The cast Preston Doty Charles Str hl Carol Doty ------ Dessie Roberts Marion ----------- Jane Heston Laura ----------- Lois Abel Hubert ----------- Elwin Ball J fy ' THE MUSIC FESTIVAL , i V at 'Y -, - . 3 '- . a - Q ' K J Q , A . , . g 9 , Q . r.. 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T U - L- I o . u 0 0 fl ol . ----- a Buck Albert Mclnturf Myra Betty Roberts Jenny Esther Van Fossen Donald Young Robert Heston William Roberts Dwight Scott Stage Manager Carlton.Drake THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR RECEPTION The Junior and Senior Reception was given May 19 1939 Refreshments were served and games, chinese chec ers and bingo, were played The senior class will was read by Edith Cain and the Prophecy by Phil Mercer Remarks were made by the teachers THE SENIOR PLAY The Senior Play, WAll in the Family was given May 18, 1959 Director Miss Lucille Woo The Cast Lois Carver Jean Miller Ted Morrison George Abel Jean Bindy Hulda Hilaman Mr Muffer Bill Bachelor Mrs Bindy Helen Williams Albert Carver Dwight Hanlin Julia Morrison Vivian Gif ord Calude Morrison Floyd Roberts Dolly Vernon Edith Cain Larry Bell Willard Van Fos e Eddie Junior Bengamln Bell Boy Howard Davls Grandma Blair Lucille Geddes Stage Managers Ralph Bingman, Floyd H2 tley, Betty Pler point THE ORATORICAL CONTEST The oratorical contest was given May 12, 1959 at Stockport High School Auditorium, Th winners were selected as follows Oratorical Selectlon Margorie Fawcett Dramatic Patty Durbin Humorus Mona Mae Ewart Lois Dougan represented Penn in the dramatic dlvision and Betty Roberts, in the humoroug Both selections were very well presented ' 0 . t U Sue.Carver----Lila Scott ---- s n SEVENTH AND EIGHTh GHADh LOLL ln man Frances Jurcher, Joe Clark enneth Glfford howard nickerson, oherman Hllaman Joyce Hllaman, haoolyn Huffman oetty Janes, naurloel nclnturf Allen D lclnturf, alph McPeak, Faye ALL rOLL CALL POR Bengarln, iary Lsther roocrt L PCO lex LJCll1C ctty we coulson, Glfford, Glfforc Partley, heston Hllan n Hooper Janes CllfDOD Loomls, loyo THE 10h o VENTH GMAD xoooy Gloma newton, Dclmer Parsons, Velma Parsons Corwln hlnn, wanoa Lvahl, Yenneth etherell, D117 l1llamS netta dooo P ul Yalncll najne 1111 erold oeth lGhTH D ncnlircsl nope hckeak moo rt ncPeak xo e L ry Par on Don lf Phillip Huth laney, Jeal Van Fossen, 1 l n Wetherell, allon wolfc, 5ODHlG LIGHTH GPAD XAIINATION As in pF8VlOUS years the possible score on thls test is 200 It 18 divloed lnto four parts From Penns ville there were seven pupvls 1D the upper ?5, of the county In order of thelr rank, the were Wava Phllllps, Kathryn Hooper, Lmclllc Hartley, Iclen Van Fossen, Donald Parsons, Dorothy Best, and Re G1ffOPdq 4 I ' ' 'I ., N '- I CT ' 'X' L L, 1 13. , .L ' .. 1 rf ' ' E' : ' 1 2 L' . 1' ' I ' ' 'I T, ' , ik . 9 ' O D 3 T- 1 fx p 'y'1 1 La ' nv- '3 , Lp ,-,' x 'l' -L' .5 ,' ' 1- : a f. Y, 'Y ru ir , Q .I .. W v , , , ' , -4 'H 'I' '11 7' ' ' V, ., ll 1 , .f-1.2 Ty 1 -vf 1 - fs I fl --'-1 1 ' IL ' u1L1,' lo ' f -1 ' ex T 1 ' A 1 ' ' ., -, H Best, Dorothy Jean mclnturf, wayne ,, , . K . J ,X , , ' I ' ' .. ' A , k S J LSL O ' - . 1, 1 s s, a , 1 1 - s, have - ' , , 4,3 ' 1 D 'E ra, ,y:1o1, 2 ue ren , mathryn - A pgs' . . .L ,. A is . , ,A Q E' - 1 -Tl .Lv L T. T? I X . Y .c . . 1 . 0 i 0 A . . - C7 A 1 .. V O . , ' , 3 ' : he . . . - , T A LN 14. ' l m ' 1- if . ' JL CLAQS of 1936 Tull Starling Pennsville, Ohio Donald Benjamin Deceased Maurice Hanlin Stockport, Ohio Florence Gifford CW1lliamsDPennsvil1e, Ohio Thelma Hartley Parkersburg, West Virginia Josephine Hooper fWilliamsJPennsville, Ohlo Amy McElfresh fParsonsD Ralph he om Kenyon Mor 1n Mary Grace Anderson Ted Abc' Wilbur Wilson Harry Reed Orton Lantz Harrlet Sherwood Faye Mat on KPT1C6, Bill Pierpolnt Virgil wllllam Mae Mclnturf Faye McElfresh fulnddenl Helen Llewellyn lHarrisonJ Myron Miller Nancy Hootsel Mary Eva Wllllamq Georne Dougau Marlon H1CkGPSOH Ray Mclnturf Kenneth Mclnturf Mary Lou Lindemcre Richard Penrose Frances D8H1?l LeRoy J Hooper June Miller Dana Wood Gerald Dougan Louise Ball Mae Newton Mary Black CLASS of 1957 McConne1sv1lle, Oh1o McCcnne1sville, Ohio Pennsvllle, Ohlo Marietta, Ohlo Zanesville, Ohio Zanesvllle Ohio Malta, ohio Louisa, Kentucky Pennsville, Malta, Ohio Pennsville, Pennsville, Pennsville, Ohlo Ohlo Ohlo Ohio Rlngold, Ohio Rlngold, Ohlo Pennsville, Zanesvllle, Vennsville, Pennsville, Malta, Oh1o Pennsville, Pennsville, CLASS of 1958 Oh1o Ohio Oh o Oh o Oh1o Ohlo McConnelsville, Ohio Athens, Ohio P6HHSV1ll99 Ohio P6HDSV111G. Chesterhlll, Pennsville, Ohio Clio Chi 0 Pennsville, Ohlo Malta, Ohlo McConnelsville, Oh1o Chesterhill, Ohio THOSE WHO HAVE GRADUATED SINCE WE ENTERED HIGH SCHOOL MARTIN'S SERVICE C R Martin Pennsville Sinclair Gas 8 Oils Dayton Tires R Tubes Confections Ice Cream Pop 24 Hour Service wf' 1f 1 'U LD QSM fmw J X Q? fix I C f fy xf71'?VW DK Jvdij WPQQNL EDGEWATER SERVICE STATION Oils ind Gasoline Quaker State Products Phone 121 Ma O , C O S H' Q 'S 'Svq ' N S ATv O S J L'U 'VTSS MQQQ q h Q. 1 I . l 1. ' , x ,, K K' 4 '-. ,f I fx fmkl '. 1 C' X I X If O XX . -J - 1 I ,xx .Q .J X, J XJ 1, Inf i V Q lp 2' Q . , 'NA ,. lx Q L-'Fxb W YfN,f ' 1' - '1-J 1 w. 5 X r LN A Q RE . a A 7g.l . A , , kai , , lx D , Q. 1 Fx' 1 h ' rx '- ' XXX Q! .' ig x'Ws j x .ty an . NY :sf 75 J' , N Q., D D 1 Y - V K' 5 - 1 L QAM! . fl 1 ' , 1. 5. O. fi ,D , 3 4 ls . U Q L C' W I V K ,f v-,J n FARMERS SUPTLY CO McCormick Deering Farm Implements Fencing Paints Refrigerators McConnelsv1lle, COMPLINEWTS Morris Hardware 90 Years of Progress MoConnelsvi1le, MCCOHNELSVIT E GARAGE Auto Rep rllg Accessorie Phone 330 Black Dodge R Plymouth Sales McConnelsv11lo 'X dvx FIANJOFAIQFAST .J 0 1 A 1 I I ! - S a I ? 06 o. Q 1 ! x 3 , , A ,, V ,--- W tor- Y, - ,V,-f ,- I I 3 4 6 Q x ,- a X it-'fp L 1 3'Q Q55 17 - -' Qxilbs ':.,: 'H M X. S H' x . W V x W v Q ',GL '1 - 1 .'r Q N ' Y . ' - l r I 1' X ' .N . A I, ., ,I ' L. S 3 ,' it mJ 7 I. -x. I ' f i Q V N f W 5 . r 'fn A 5 4' 'A . ! ' X . xv: , A I - J -f ,'..',.1,, ,,,r: 1 A I O' if ! ' M' A xx. M, . X JI' THE MORGAN COUNTY FARMERS' ELEVATOR CO Stockport and Malta Ohio Farmers, Vitamelk, Larro, and Tuxedo Feeds Grindlng and M1Xlng to your Order For the Buyer Who Apprcciates the Best Quality Service Falr Prices THE GOLDEN RULE STORE If you want Servlce When In Grocerles Ro l Estate MoConnelsv1lle THE CITY RESTAURANT COMPLITENTS CThe Good Place to Eatl Big Oak Filling Station J A Bump, Proprietor I McConnelsville, O4 TWIN CITY MOTOR SALES X-XX 35' 10275 four Ford Dealer McConnelsville, Ohlo Hardware and Farm Machinery Phone 112 STAxDAhD UU McConnel ville, O Eggs Crcaz loultry 'lc-ur I1 LMA Q McConncJ x 310 .- ' N .153-f ' , R rx , V.- NK- s. lbilyf V I7 A 3,412 l I' f f . ' ' I ,, V,,,,rf 3 I ! i l . Q v i BECKZLTH BROS. 1 U ' I i J -. an 73-7 . ' C 3 ' 1'gMiQ 1 f ApprQCiW?fd I I I if ' SqLkLX CO. j 5',xK L26 I Q A,s'1- ,, 0. i ' S . i COMPLIMENTS Castlewood Skating Hlnk Chesterhill, O COTPLIMFNTS Riverside Skating Rink McConne1sv1lle, ff 'ft tr: PENN AUTO REPAIR J L Hooper, Mgr. Sohio Service Statlon Lunch-Candy Tobacco Pennsvllle, O COIPLIILB S Slncl lr Servlce Statlon Chesterhill, O CONPLIMFNTS Stockport Hardware Garage Chesterhill, O ff M , l ' o - I 0. . - - -,. Wi... o U cy 1.ZLHf .-A, v Tv M' J , Y V , , , , gn , V 5 3 ,f 'ww TIT! , X4 '.L N ..L f . 3. . O I . ' . X! I' A Tf ' V' ' ' U ' s I H1 L . . . Q so i L l . LOVELLS For Hyde Park Clothes and Crosby Square Shoes SERVICE SlATIoJ GILES and MCINTURF Malta, Ohio MObllOl1 Products General Merchandise Wholesale R ietail Clover Farm Store We Dellver Puoue 187 1 ,S ,mi ,W , ,-r,T,,o S or do or S -H 2 COMPLIM NTS l ACE HI of f l 'I COMPLIMENTS Patterson's Mens' Store McConne1sville, Ohio JOHNSON'S BARBER SHOP The Proof of the Pudding CGh1ldren's hair outs a Specialty? Pennsville, O GUS ABEL'S GARAGE Bodx R Fender Repair Dev or Tlfht Phone 280 Red M6Conne1sville of . , 'T is the eating A E Wreck Car Service u Y -Q I LIU I . Q ' , O, lOl DOUGANS Q1 OO Store Stationery Cosmetics Hosiery Gifts Candy School Supplies J A Hawes RALPH R BAKER Patent Medicines C ndles Cos etlcs McConnelsvil1e O aints A Varnlshes Located 1U the storic Jeweler Ootometrlst Gatewcod Lvne Yldg Stockoort, Oh o 5? 'I' - 0 , - - ' 0 0 r . , i . - H 271 , 0 P h . ' TI-' A 4 .-,L. A . 4 L ' - B A1 Lg . 's WAFONER 8 GIFFORD Gas Oil Tires Tubes Ice Cream Soft Drlnks Live Bait 8 Fishlng Suonlies Malta Ohlo L JCDNDCU. 7Nk'l A5s t.2 Stockport Ohio Shows Are Your Best Enertainment H Calendlne 8 Son Managers W W Bragg, Prorrietor Gas Oil Tires Acces orles MoConnelsvi11e , . x . IC T..! BRAGG SERVICE STATION , i . . 1 f Q XMJXHX Fx fxkf 3 11V Ui!O HT! CJT 5 ww A225 G mg jc? Um wQO:Hl GD bf JJOVI KUQLDSL M L NNE Sv LLE C1110 '91 ,--20111, fi- 3' X -39 9 Elf, JA P Qf'Ali2'f. FUI' X iS mild 1 L 1 f E 4 -X fd 5? VPU C5 UTY C93 50 KHXf 1' , EQ L lu 4- 4 a 1. 7 919- ifc,u iw ,fmrw vin si : 41939