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

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THE BIT-LETS FOR THIS TYPE OF GUN ARE FURNISHED BY OUR BOND MONEY. FRED McLEOD . . . “Fritz” . . . jovial and mild-mannered . . . enjoys working at woodwork as a hobby . . . boastful people nauseate him . . . belongs to special art class ... is inspired by Betty Grable . . . “Bounce” and “Bob” are his chums. ROBERT McWILLIAMS . . . “Bob” . . . persevering in his work . . . his most pleasing sport is hunting ... a good dancer ... is by no means a quiet lad . . . the music of Kay Kyser’s orchestra is commendable in his sight. Fred McLeod Robert McWilliams ARLENE M ELI-ON . . . “Neene” . . . sincere and industrious . . . snobs disgust her . . . collects poems . . . reading occupies her spare moments . . . will seek employment as a secretary ... ice cream is pleasing to her taste. ARLENE MILLER . . . “Rene” . . . sweet and gentle . . . very studious . . . has a lovely sopranp voice ... a brilliant chemist—will never forget her hydrogen experiment . . . wistfully hopes to be an English teacher. HELEN MODAR . . . “Shorty” has many friends, especially Olive Larch and Stella Weyandt . . . loves to dance to the music of Harry James’ orchestra . . . member of the Journalism Club . . . desires to find employment as a secretary. WALTER MOLT . . . “Bounce” ... a comical person . . . prefers Swiss steak . . . voices the common saying, “What’s cooking. Doc?”, wherever he goes . . . enjoys swimming ... his favorite pastime is art work. CHARLES MOSER . . . “Mose” . . . shows ardent ability in football . . . associated with the common phrase, “no kiddin’ ”... baked beans are first in his line of foods . . . his best friend is Ray Kozain ... is prejudiced to hard work. ELSIE MOSER . . . “Sis” . . . cheerful and reliable . . . basket ball is her most-liked sport . . . her leisure time is taken up by dancing and drawing . . . despises chain letters . . . one of the many girls who hopes to become a secretary. JEAN NOVAK . . . one of, our senior cheer leaders . . . collecting menus is her hobby ... a good dancer . . . frequently seen with “Fifi” . . . Nurses Cadet Corps may claim her future ... a ride in an airplane was her greatest thrill. CHARLES OPELA . . . “Kat” . . . plays bass horn in the band ... his ideas for the future lie in the orchestral field . . . enjoys building model airplanes . . . frightened by the office . . . one who regards the dog as man’s best friend. Arlene Mellon Arlene Miller Helen Modar Walter Molt Charles Moser Elsie Moser 13 Jean Novak Charles Opela

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LEO KOSTIK ... a very good trombone player ... is a member of the band and orchestra . . . plays baseball in his spare time . . . model airplanes are his hobby . . . occupational plans for the future concern orchestra leading. RAYMOND KOZAIN . . . “Raymo” . . . bright blue eyes . . . best pal is “Chuck” . . . aim is to be a forest ranger . . . blondes frighten him . . . amateur football player . . . proud people annoy him . . . sleeping is his hobby. SARAH KOZAIN . . . “Sally” . . . neat blonde . . . small .'. . frightened in blackouts . . . men with mustaches annoy her . . . swinging to Sammy Kaye and eating chicken are two of her favorites ... an ardent basket ball fan. THELMA KOZAIN ... “Ish” .. . one can always depend upon her . . . fan of Deanna Durbin . . . fears introductions ... for a hobby, she saves pictures of movie stars . . . enjoys bicycle riding during her spare time . . . commendable commercial student. Sarah Kozain Thelma Kozain Elizabeth Krcelic Dale Kunkle Audrey Ludwig John McClain ELIZABETH KRCELIC . . . “Liz” ... has a pleasant smile which is admired . . . has secretarial aspirations . . . best pal is Sarah . . . collecting photographs is her hobby . . . reading occupies her leisure time. DALE KUNKLE . . . “Pete” ... a carefree person . . . Navy interests him . . . favorite pastime is sleeping . . . got .a thrill when he received an “A” in Sociology . . . telephone numbers intrigue him . . . member of “Four Musketeers.” OLIVE LARCH . . . “Ollie” . . . small and sedate ... is seldom seen without Helen and Stella . . . spaghetti and meatballs is her specialty . . . looks cute in red ... inquisitive people bother her . . . Cadet Nurse Corps attracts her. KENNETH LAUFFER . . . “Kenny” . . . romeo of room 228 . . . his hobby is teasing everyone . . . spends leisure time at McKee’s ... is usually seen with “Bob” .. . solemn and earnest ... he desires to fulfill his ambition of being a machine operator. AUDREY LUDWIG . . . “Audrey” . . . hails from Jeannette . . . dancing is what she lives for . . . next to “Oats,” her favorite hero is Alan Ladd . . . great follower of Notre Dame . . . known to be good-natured and pleasant at all times. JOHN McCLAIN . . . “Quack” . . . good natured . . . often accompanied by “Oats” . . . our competent senior class president . . . adroit in the art of football . . . dreads going to English class . . . plans to play professional football. THROUGH THE PURCHASING OF BONDS IN OUR CLASS BOUGHT TWO JEEPS.

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DOROTHY ORRIS . . . “Oshie” has attractive dimples and a nice smile . . . neat dancer . . . stubborn people make her angry ... as a hobby, she saves old money . . . ought to make a successful receptionist . . . looks “cute” in green. LESTER PAINTER . . . being a Navy gunner constitutes his plan for the future . . . hunting and baseball are among his likes . . . plays a trumpet in the band . . . identified by his kindly smile and dimples. Lucille Pedder Beulah Ross LUCILLE PEDDER . . . “Lou” . . . a tranquil young lady- . . . neatness and a pleasing disposition are her characteristics . . . best friend is “Boots” . . . plays a saxophone in the band . . . fears economics class. BEULAH ROSS . . . “Boots” ... an attractive young songstress . . . her pet peeve is stubborn people . . . she likes red . . . fright assails her when she thinks of tests . . . dancing is her favorite pastime . . . hopes to win renown by singing. ROBERT SAUERS . . . “Bob” . . . came to Penn Twp. from Pittsburgh . . . quiet, but an excellent conversationalist when he gets started . . . enjoys sports of any kind . . . soon got acquainted with everybody. FRANCES SCHENDEL . . . “Fran” . . . Helen’s bosom pal . . . very neat and attractive . . . has a dislike for untidy people . . . wishes to make a successful housewife and mother ... a great movie fan . . . finds swimming a grand sport. Robert Sauers Frances Schendel Helyn Seda Shirley Seda William Shadier Clara Shearer HELYN SEDA ... “Lyn” ... charming brown eyes ... is incessantly talking . . . quick-tempered . . . endless pep and energy . . . makes a hobby of collecting pennies for her piggy bank . . . member of the yearbook business staff. SHIRLEY SEDA . . . has a very sunny disposition . . . full of fun and cheerful smiles ... a lover of the outdoors . . . reads the year’s best books . . . loves to experiment in chemistry ... we wish her luck in her rocket trip to Mars. WILLIAM SHADLER . . . bashful fellow known as “Bill” . . . enjoys hunting ... an ardent admirer of the field artillery . . . he’s seldom found in class without a pencil as collecting them in his hobby . . . pet peeve is silly girls. CLARA SHEARER . . . tall and willowy . . . seen frequently at the side of Shirley . . . good pianist . . . has a noble ambition—to be a Navy Nurse . . . known to some as “Suzie” . . . bowling, her favorite sport, is her idea of a good time. SCHOOL ACTIVITIES WERE LESSENED IN ORDER TO KEEP THESE ROLLING.