Penn Joint High School - Penn Point Yearbook (Claridge, PA)

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Row 3: Eleventh grade: adviser, Mr. Long; president, Dan Bigler; vice-president Charlotte Wonders; secretary, Paul Brlnker; treasurer, Louise Zatezalo; Twelfth grade: president, Kenneth Mains; vice-president, Joe Orris; sec- retary, Shirley Dungan; treasurer, Kenneth Geiger; adviser, Miss Peters. Row 2: Ninth grade: adviser, Mrs. Mollnero; president, Mike Kaehurba; vice-president, Donald Nicholson; secretary, Kathryn Galuska; treasurer, Alice Fennell; Tenth grade: secretary-treasurer, Margaret Maffessantl; vice- president, Thomas Harris; president, Kenneth Schwarts; adviser. Miss Duncan. Row lj Seventh grade: adviser, Miss Stump; president, Barbara Painter; vice- president, Mary Lou Hostetler; secretary, Henry Whlrlow; treasurer Evelyn Schlegel; Eighth grade: president, Robert Brown; vice-president, Harvey Cramer; treasurer, Dorothy Smith; secretary, Neal Mellon; adviser, Mr. Hostetler. Row U-: Warren, Kostlc, Mayo, Roscosky, G. Fink, Opela Row 3: Pedder, Good, Kazlausky, Jewett, Arnold, Marti, Blank, W. Fink Row 2: King, Roscosky, M. Greer, E. Greer, Kelley, Felmlee, Gilbert Row 1: Ludwig, Cressman, Bohlnce, Petro, Smith, Perlch, Weightman, Kohl Seated: Shearer To hear them play, one would never believe that the orchestra has been in existence for such a short span of time. Mr. Vonada seemed to organize It out of a clear blue sky at the beginning of the torm, for the first thing we knew we were promenading Into the auditorium to the lively march time of Country Gardens . Students, faculty, and guest speakers have frequently commended their renditions. Because of their progress this year, we are looking forward to more outstanding accomplishments by these potential masters. 2k

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Row R: Mrs. McBride, George, C. Raymaley, Llntner, Kepple, Barton Row 4: Kurek, Maffessantl, R. Galuska, Berman, C. Shearer, S. Kozaln, T, Kozaln Row 3: Koter, E. Raymaley, K. Galuska, Pennell, Cramer, Elchelberger, M. Kozaln L. Kozaln, J. Shearer Row 2: Duralla, Pink, Ashbaugh, Dungan, Kohl, Geiger, Kunak Row 1: Soles, Broker, Dickson Keep 'em healthy Is one of the purposes of the Gamma Phi's, a club of those girls who excel In athletics. Each Tuesday finds them In the gym participating In athletic activities which vary from group to individual sports. These happy-go-lucky girls In black and white outfits reserve the last Tuesday of the month for a business meeting. They sincerely hooe to be a tradition of Penn Township High School. The '42 members will choose next year's candidates for membership from the present eighth grade class. The following officers were chosen: president, Shirley Dungan; vice-president, Betty Barton; secretary, Margaret Dickson; and treasurer, Ruth Broker. Row 3: McClain, Kidd, Kazlausky, Plorey, L. Lauffer, Gray, Barton, Blank, Bartus Geiger Row 2: Klstler, George, M. Lauffer, Johnson, Greer, Fink, Brlnker, Nichols, Stephens, R. Lauffer, Mrs. Mollnero Row 1: R. Dickson, Elchelberger, Kunak, Dungan, Brown, Deguffroy, Ferenc, M. Dickson, Duncan, Cox The Willing Workers, organized In 1939, decided to earn money by selling candy at Christmas and Easter. The profit was spent to purchase mirrors for the lavatories, a flag for the auditorium, and donations to the band uniforms, piano fund, and printing press. The officers are: president, Shirley Dungan; vice-president, Mary Lou Brown; secretary, Hilda Deguffroy; and treasurer, Mary Ann Ferenc. The club Is sponsored by Mrs. Mollnero. 23

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Adviser, kr. Long; Onder, Bickerstaff, Campbell, Allwine, Cross Absent: Zimmerman, Welghtman, Orris, kalns A fire drill] Everyone leaves his class room orderly to get a safe distance from the burning school. But who;s going to put out the fire? That's the duty of the boys named above. They have undertaken the difficult Job of extinguishing any fires, including those which might occur from incendiary bombs. Ample protection is supplied, for’three boys are stationed on each of the buildings, namely, the gym, auditorium, and main building. The grouD of fire-fighters hustle with clocklike precision all through the alert. After propDlng the iadder acralnst the wall, the student firemen carry up the long-handled shovels and the buckets of sand, and then take their respective places on the roof to protect the school. President: Dan Bigler Vloe-pre8ldent: Charlotte Wonders Secretary: Paul Brinker 25 Treasurer: Louise Zatezalo