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

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WE APPRAISED THE ROLE OF PUBLIC EDUCATION.

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ln looking backward over three years as a unified class, we ask ourselves this question: What kind of a class were we? As sopho- mores we were under the leadership of Joseph Grieco, James Slocum, Judy May, and Mar- lene Moogerman, with Mrs. Decker and Mr. Mousseau as sponsors. Enthusiastically we ioined clubs and par- ticipated in many athletic events. Our almost- perfect performance of The Happy Journey in the drama competition, under Mrs. Dunham, also gave us first place in the State Forensic Competition. We chose Joseph Tolerico and Marlene Moogerman as king and queen. As iuniors, we elected Jim Slocum president with Marlene Moogerman, Kathy Colaizzi, Vincent Del.iberto, and Pat Buhot as his assis- tants and were sponsored by Mrs. Decker and Mr. Volz. The special events were the Christ- mas Prom and the drama Cheaper By The Dozen. William McGee and Judy May be- came our king and queen. For our class colors we selected red and white, for our flower, the white carnation. As seniors we were proud of our record. The magazine campaign brought a grand total of 3520,055.60, this amount exceeding all other classes in Penn's history. We presented the play Mr. Barry's Etchings, successfully with Mr. Edward Teichert's aid. As the last graduating class from Penn High School, we will long remember the wonderful and profit- able years spent here. What kind of a class were we? We answer the question thus: We think we accomplished much. Now follow a senior's day through the candid pictures on the senior pages. SENIOR BOARD First Row: Mrs. Saunders, Burkett, Buhot-historian, Colaizzi-secretary, Sutter-president, Averell-vice president, Mucioce-treasurer, Roy. Second Row: Mr. Bond, Isherwood, Serencsc, Coleman, Grieco, Currence, Dire, Snyder, Eldridge, Kier. Z 2 f 3 y ew Q :aiff I fx 25.3, f y f ZW!!! IM! Mad , fe MW!0HZk.4Wk.EmaLi.z?Z :: 'A-Mpeg 1' www