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

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MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROOM 221-B Row 4: Campbell, Bence, Baughman. Barton. Row 3: Bartolomucci, Campbell, Bassar, Broker. Row 2: Berlin, Brown, Breakey, Brenkus, Camera, Boynton. Row 1: Barton, Ank, Banige, Carosella, Baughman, Altman. ROOM 222 Row 4: Harden, Cavenaugh, Cheplick, Dietrich, Humelsine, Fierst, Gombach, Cook. Row 3: Cavada, Holderbaum, Davidson, Hodder, Hague, Hartman, Hauser, Eaton, Falta. Row 2: DeMarchi, Gilkey, Darin, Cianciotti, Hufton, Gaut, Gardy, Holderbaum, Frye. Row 1: Dixon, Hines, Helzel, Devroude, Detar, Clemens, Hartman, Frye, DeLozier. ROOM 223 Row 3: Musser, Meneghini, Milne, Le-cas, Murphy, Kovaly, Lindh, McCann, Kutcel, Myers, Long, Kosglow, Kifer, Row 2: Neale, Orr, Martin, McConahy. Meneghini, Norbert, McElwain, Loughry, Lawther, Jackson, Mance, Laspina. Row 1: Nesbitt, McClintock, Keene, Kinzey, Loughner, McClintock, McWilliams, Kuhns, Molnar. ROOM 224 Row 4: Shearer, Walters, Veahman, Pratt, Richardson, Yennerell, Painter, Painter. Row 3: Yates, Vuletich, Roney, Woomer, Turk, Regina, Prady, Wolfe, Simmons. Row 2: Ranieri, Robb, Se kora, Smola, Stankewich, Snyder, Rad-kovich, Reese, Parkinson. Row 1: Whitehead, Petrella, Popovich, Van Pelt, Raymaley, Uherek, Yakel, Pan-gallo, Schneider. 29 Sunset Drive Forest Nursery, Level Green, Pa., G. E. Breakey

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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.

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THEY LABORED DILIGENTLY OVER William Killian President Earl Bresnan Vice-president Evelyn Good Secretary Gloria Hudock Treasurer Mrs. Bengel Class Adviser CLASS HISTORY August 31 marked an important day in the Preparing for the Mastery Test lives of the freshmen! They walked the halls with new prestige, trying to look nonchalant, but finding it difficult to hold in their high-spirits. Furthermore, this enthusiasm carried over into the classrooms. Organizing, the class elected: Bill Killian, president; Earl Bresman, vice-president; Evelyn Good, secretary; and Gloria Hudock, treasurer. Mrs. Bengel was the adviser. One of their rooms, 100-A, put forth noteworthy effort during the magazine campaign and was amply rewarded by receiving the ice cream treat. Mrs. Bengel's homeroom, 118, received the Citizenship banner. Mr. Bohince's homeroom, 100-A, was awarded the Scholarship banner for the first guartile. Second guartile found Mr. Bohince's homeroom, 100-A, receiving both the Citizenship and Scholarship awards. Winning both awards was a great accomplishment. Their year was high-lighted by the Freshman Class Party. The entertainment was furnished by talented members of the class. 30 Level Green Lions, Level Green, Pa., Mr. Ralph R. McWilliams, President