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

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WITH REFRESHMENTS AT FOOTBALL GAMES ROOM 225-A Row 3: Barton, Beltz, Caldrer, Blank, Ank. Row 2: Brant, Bohince, Alcorn, Altman, Austin. Row 1: Bary, Bohince, Bratkovich, Bengel, Bohince. ROOM 225-B Row 3: Charlesworth, Galando, Fink, Fink. Row 2: Fennel, Hostetler, Chan-oski, Fishell, George, Gaiko, Ciocco. Row 1: Helzel, Holmes, Heasley, Eak-man, Clemens. ROOM 226 Row 4: Martinelli, Mediate, Phillips Klavonich, Mahoy, Kifer, LaSitis, Kin tigh, Kemerer. Row 3: Loughner, Le Row, Nichols, Kratofil, Morgan, Patek Morris. Row 2: Mellon, Kolleda, Lauf fer, Petrosky, Oplinger, Patla, Lux Michnovicz. Row 1: Jackson, Moore Peters, Light, Lyons, Loughner, Leo nardo, Longanecker, Kinkella. ROOM 227 Row 4: Smith, Winn, Wahl, Taylor, Stankewich, Veronesi. Row 3: Sekora, Snyder, Tragesser, Winslow, Utzman, Rednock, Raymaley, Sadler. Row 2: Poznick, Steffey, Rugh, Whitehead, Zorzi, Smith, Skvarla, Zackel, Watt. Row 1 : Yakovich, Rain, Whirlow, Stemmier, Riggle, Schickel, Zvara, Regina, Snyder. 27 Meadow Gold Dairy Products

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THEY DONATED THEIR TIME TO PROVIDE US Mr. Kelly Class Adviser CLASS HISTORY Counting the Proceeds Yakovich, Bohince, Patla, Sekora, Barton. When September arrived, the former sophomores shouldered many new responsibilities. They elected: Bill Sekora, president; Joan Cha-noski, vice-president; Robert Michnovich, secretary; and Shirley Lyons, treasurer. The class opened the social activities of the year by participating with the seniors and bringing about a successful Junior-Senior class party, October 30. As a money-raising project, members of the class sold refreshments at the home football games. They also held three November dances and reaped the profits. On April 30, the most anticipated event of all arrived—Prom night. Having decorated the gym and prepared the refreshments, the juniors set out to have an enjoyable time. Soon, the evening was just a memory. Everyone found it difficult to return to the routine of classes. Now that they are entering the home stretch, the class of '55 will remember their junior year as one of their most successful. 26 Meadow Gold Dairy Products

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THEY ARE STRIVING TO BECOME CHARTER Charles Long President Janet DaRin Vice-president Nancy Banige Secretary Howard Schneider Treasurer Mr. McCullough Class Adviser CLASS HISTORY With eager anticipation of the events and activities which they knew made up the sophomore year, the sophomores returned to school last fall. Their first step toward a successful year was to elect officers. They chose: Charles Long, president; Janet DaRin, vice-president; Nancy Banige, secretary; and Howard Schneider, treasurer. With the able assistance of one of the more experienced faculty members, Mr. Kenneth McCullough, these competent leaders helped their class experience a profitable year. Chosen for probationary membership in the National Honor Society on January 6, 1954, were those with the necessary gualifications of character, leadership, scholarship, and service: Ethel Baughman, David Campbell, Susan De-vroude, Joyfa Hague, Edward Kifer, James Kos-glow, Kenneth Kutcel, Charles Long, Marcella Molnar, and Barbara Norbert. On October 23, 1954, they held the class party, their social highlight of the year. Students from their class provided the entertainment for the evening. 28 Don Eneix Class Rings, Union Trust Building, Pittsburgh, Pa.