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

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f Judy Capalongo, Emma Conte and Betty McCauley took inventory in the Home Ec stockroom. gs. -1 iq C . Q55 if wel' -is em 'ZS' M-'fa' Diane Chilton, Judy Borthwick and Marian Taylor dis cussed the latest spring fashions. .flfjfbf . In Office Practice class Kathy Siciliano and Judy Olson learned to manipulate the adding machine. Library assistants attending to duties are Karen Wyld, Lu Lang, Helen McMahon and Lorraine Bergamasco. Lena Yuille checked Marjorie Osborne's library pass. Jim Abbruzzese hunted a book to read.

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if-.E T DE T LIFE Research developed our minds Each day we rubbed shoulders with many per- sonalities in classrooms, a place of educational opportunities. Research, communication and ex- perimentation Was a challenge in English, history and science classes. Future typists, secretaries, machinists, draftsmen, electronic engineers learn- ed skills in the commercial and industrial arts classes. Music, art, crafts, food and clothing lab- oratories, and gym classes developed self-conf1- dence and self-expression. In all classes were emphasized tolerance, kindliness, order, ethics, respect for authority, friendliness, duty and re- sponsibility. Classroom experiences furnished us a true key to learning and showed us how to build a better life for ourselves and for the world. Mary Ann Siegert, Nancy Lintleman and Dora Mueller busied themselves in Home Ec. The diagram proved a focal point of discussion for with secretarial experience Judy R1'1Od9S and ROl'11'1i9 Rl-ISSO. ,X fs xx Ns

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EM li CLASSR00 IS sparkled with enthusiasm and learning Q ZX ,V,, 5 X i, i i ., MWM,,.f,f'7 ' 41.2.1 'fn f f, Y fl X 4 ' fy. Is this a gift Carol Isherwood offered to Alex Bobick in Biology Class? ess. ,N 1,- 5 5 i if s L S entertained Iris Keys in her English classi i i 'A ' UThe Creation by James W. Johnson In Homemaking class Judy Dunham acted as hostess while Mary Allenbaugh, Marlene Campbell and Rita DeFi1lipo were guests. Barbara Roach and Carol DeLancey admired the new set of dishes in the Home Economics Department. Carol Agate industriously typed her transcription lesson. 3 O l