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

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Stofc Tta- ROOM 225 Row Three: Miss LouiseGrafF, Fink, Covin, Anderson, BickerstafF, Bro-sius, D. Brosius, Bittner, Brown. Row Two: Cianciotti, Ford, Baughman, Brewer, Blazek, Donaldson, Brown, Fink, Butcher. Row One: Crescenzo, Bills, Anthony, Deguflf-roy, Blank, Divens, Baird, Appel, Connor. ROOM 226 Row Three: Menegheni, Nichols Nesbitt, Kostik, Mash, Mr. Wil liam Kuznik, Onder, Prady, Kep pie, George. Row Two: Osterling Marroni, Kelly, Goss, Garvis Loveridge, Gongaware, Pratt Kepple. Row One: McClain, Pain ter, Neiman, McFlwain, Mellon Gardy, Kuczkiezicz, Gwyn, Kidd Orr. ROOM 227 Row Three: Slifkey, Yerina, Scol-lon, Walters, Mr. Francis, Tiberi, Ross, Raymaley, J. Zuzich, P. Smith. Row Two: Sartori, Shirley, Woomer, Schendel, Weightman, Veahman, Rigle, Scott, Sauers. Row One: Yelitz, Stepnick, Seslar, Smith, Stover, Suzich, Wigle, Vo-dopivic, Simola, Valero, Stephens. 24 C. M. HALL SONS COAL STRIPPING AND EXCAVATING

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Rattan (state. Those chosen to lead the Junior Class through the year’s activities were: president, Ralph Pratt; vice-president, Tillie Kuczkiewicz; secretary, Geneva Donaldson; and treasurer. Jack Mash. The Thanksgiving Thump was an interesting event held by the juniors on November 25. The bankboards were covered with huge pictures of Pilgrims and turkeys. The bleachers were attractively decorated with pasteboard turkey gobblers over various colored globes. Music was furnished by the recording machine. A splendid time was had by all. The Junior-Senior Party this year was a very gala event. Both classes cooperated to make this party a success. Most of the evening was spent dancing. During an intermission there was a splendid floor show, and also some very interesting games were played. Delicious eats climaxed the evening. The anxiously awaited event of the year was the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Bill Leroy furnished the music for the occasion. The financial problem was partially solved by holding noon dances and skating parties. Selling refreshments and attractive pins with Yea! Penn Township” on them finished the balancing of the budget. Hazel Schendel and Helen Gongaware were co-chairmen of the decorating committee. Ralph Pratt was the general manager. Chairmen for the other committees were: refreshments. Bill Nesbitt and Lois Painter; program, Roger Onder and Allene Riggle; orchestra, Roy Nichols. SafrtuMtwie Alette The Sophomore Class, under the guidance of Mr. McCullough, elected the following class officers: president, John Mohr; vice-president, Norman Turchan; secretary, Norma King; and treasurer, June Rugh. Their annual class party, held in March, was a huge success. The committees for the party were: entertainment, Eileen McIntyre and Alice Lauffer; clean-up, Mary Kachmor and Virginia Gressman; refreshments, Donna McGuire and Pearl Chew; decorating, Marjorie O'Brien and Elaine McIntyre.

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SUfi % . W ROOM 222 Row Four: Fink, Greggerson, Miss Hazel Mclntire, Dorovich, Helzel Hopkins. Row Three: Busija, Boch neak, Fisher, Barton, Busche, Fink Beaver. Row Two: Eaton, Bartus Crowell, Amour, Chanoski, Hart man, Hajnosz, Giannelli, Florey Altman. Row One: Cima, Bonazza Baloh, Berlin, Geiger, Gressman Baughman, Hudock, Chew, Herr holz. ROOM 223 Row Four: Eaton, Kelly, Molt, Miss Ruth Peters, Nixon, Kelly, Nedley. Row Three: Mayo, Morris, Kifer, Mahoy, Novak, Knight, Peters. Row Two: Meneghini, Marefka, Pangallo, Patek, O’Brien, Mediate, McIntyre, Krcelic, Larson. Row One: Poundstone, Painter, Kach-mor, McGuire, Miller, Painter, R. Painter, King, McIntyre, Lauf-fer, Kozain. ROOM 224 Row Four: Roscosky, Stevens, Tur-chan, Mr. Kenneth McCullough, Reger, Radakovich, Walton, Scott. Row Three: Tharp, Voll, Vargo, Thomas, Warkins, White, Warren, Roscosky. Row Two: Shirley, Whitehead, Simola, Rugh, War-kins, Seslar, Stover, Seanor. Row One: Snyder, Taylor, Shadier, Rugh, Shearer, Rugh, Rizzardi, Townsley, Smalley, Raymaley, Veahman. 25 GLASS CITY BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK” JEANNETTE, PA.