Penn Hills High School - Seneca Yearbook (Penn Hills, PA)

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' 4 lilifl I, 1 H',rn rf ,ff Q ffnyf ff' ef' ,J .-f a..- -1- N P A-. ,,.ff-MRM,-,,,,,......---f--' Sb 'w2e. -v -1. K .XX 1.x H X A Loucxzyfflbeaker In Every Room And there's a radio in every room, was a common expression of Penn High students to their friends during the First few months the building was occupied. Since then, the Public Address System has come to be a matter-of-fact part of our school life. Regular announcements are not the only use oftheradio, though. Special programs can be switched into every room in a few sec- onds. For instance, several years ago the Coronation of King George VI of England was brought to all Penn High Sclrool students and, teachersby means of radio. Other foreign broadcast as well as domestic programs have been provided by means of this miracle of science. Even records can be played through th radio. Once in a while the World Series mysteriously crept in. And once through a slip of the dial we were all enjoying amorn- ing musicale, but someone discovered the error. This system is a definite advantage to all, that is, to all ex- cept those whose names are constantly called to report to the office for cutting classes. 'uv-V Hiding behind wasps .,.w JLi'y,....,--',,.,v Charlie and Jigga