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

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General . . . Sociolog W f 2 2' M fDorsey Altman - Knowing Shorty, we ig can best picture him as the depend- able, easy-going mechanic, wrench in hand, busily repairing a faulty carburetor. Nat. Club 2: Hunt. 8: h Fish. 4. gRoy Brissel-Roy's easy smile reflects - his good nature, and his driving 1 ., ability is probably a product of this. Gym Club l-33 V.Pres. Gym Club 4. . 5 if P' .M fy EEL- ...X H Q Hy.. : tg qi . 2 Robert Dailey - Although Bob, who would like to become a draftsman, L , ya .ef is usually busy with school or out- P i w M , I, + f . side work, he manages to find time V I , for his favorite sport, bowling. fel .QQE Mk fer Newmark Frank Diebold-A serious, mysterious personality trait gives Frank an j elusive air of authority mellowed by a shy smile and a deep, soft voice for a dash of charm. I-Ir. 8: Class V.Pres. l-35 jr. WPIAL lg Treas. Gym Club 1,25 Sec. Gym Club 33 Auto Club 4. 1: M - . :H I ' E. T . - sincere, and hard-working, Dave is EEK, ju., 5 A a good citizen who never causes ii fi trouble for anyone. Pres. jr. Pro- V jectionists 4. it , rf kt I H 25:59, wb- unfit? A -. ...- 'K is X 5 jerry Dodds - A man of few words, jerry goes about his work in a quiet mannerg however, he is particularly interested in puzzles of various kinds, and converses entcrtainingly about them. jr. Projectionists Rc Yrbk. 4. Gene Feight - Gene hopes to lend beauty to suroundings by studying interior decorating. She camc hem from JHS during her senior year and quickly made herself at home. john Fennell-An asset to our basket- ball team. johu is good-naturcd and exceptionally easy-going. Gym Club 2: JV. Bsktbl. Ek Nature Club 35 V.Pres. Hunt. k Fish. Club 8: Var. Bsktbl. 4. john Fierst-Since john is a person who enjoys hunting, lishing, and the great outdoors, it's natural for him to want to become a forest ranger. Geog. Club lg Hunt. 8: Fish. 4. David Diehl - Dependable, earnest, Robert Gaut - Robert is a charmcr who, when he tries, can get things done. He is well-liked by his class- mates. Hr. Pres. X: Class Pres. 1-4: Auto Club l,3,4. 9 Q U 1+ W - I 1 i 1. C. 1

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sg' E. 0 O Home Eeonomlcs and Agriculture f, Irene jones - Irene, a modern good Louise Rubright-Although Louise is i ,,,,,, . ,l , f 555 1 ' ' s is uf y I , H . n I E is if , J o-5: X fs, 't. 'Q 7 sf 1 Samaritan works very hard and seldom loses her temper. Teen-Age Club 1' Lib. Club 2' GAA 4. Doris Kuhns-Although Doris is quite an athlete, she doesn't want to be a discus thrower. Interested in prac- tical nursing, Doris will be helped by her pleasant disposition. MCC Club lg Lib. Club 2g GAA 4. Ernest Larch-Ernie, who has a calm manner and stays out of trouble, is interested in cars, especially his Ford. Auto Club l,2: FFA 25 V.Pres. FFA 33 Hunt. k Fish. 4. Shirley Leonard - Her jovial manner and heart of gold give Shirley a pleasing personality. Music App. Club lg Com. Club 2-4. Mary Ann Morgan - Having many domestic talents, Mary Ann is neat in everything she does. In addition, she is one of the most considerate persons in the school. Future White Caps 35 Cam. Club 4. quite a seamstress she prefers typing to domestic work. Teen-Age 1' Fu- ture White Caps 24. Stewart Schickel-Birdie, who can al- ways provide a laugh, is seen most often riding in his hot.rod or danc- ing. FFA l-43 Chor. 1,2g Bsbl. 1,23 Ftbl. 23 Auto Club 23 Var. P Ek Hunt. 8: Fish. 4. Norma Seslar-A dancing or laughing contest would be a cinch for Tykie, who finds it difficult to remain quiet or motionless. MCC lg Future White Caps 25 Ushers Club 3,45 Com. Club 3: Jr. Hist. 4. Elsie Smalley-Flighty, flirty, flippant, and full of fun-that's Elsie who's always on the run. Teen-Age lg Fu- ture White Caps 23 Sr. Choir 2-45 Glee Club 3,4. Elaine Taylor-Although Elaine bub- bles over with enough fun for ten people, she is quite serious about church work and plans to take a Bible course after graduation. Teen- Age lg FHA 8: Glee Club 23 Cam. Club 3: Quiz Club 4. .. . g g ,V . e .3 2 H.. H M U Et H Q E .QQ ' is 5 5 RS? E 45 8,4 rr - rr a at . SE Q 25 -ag H: 55213 an a aa- 'ii ME a ggi' V. - 5 J 'SV G ir as xml ag.: aaaa aan mx QS L EG: H s as SS M . aaa? Wests? s s s fr E225 -f 725 s 5. . s 5 at t H 2 fi -HE a a Q E ea mia H H Z 32 I Ei 7 . is is w. 'W-,E ..,. c a 5 E E .,...,. . . .... M 5 5 a if LY Q , . .,.,... . H... .. - - N .. Est EEE 5: iz- an . . .F , lg , lsr if .it sa

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General ath, Speech, and English on K I v 0- 0 :l . 5. l X P ' A . 'J' . A. lidward Good-We can best picture lid as the friendly butcher, busily working over a sirloin steak, whis- tling a merry tune, and greeting his customers with a friendly smile. Hr. 'l'reas. 1.2: Class Treas. 25 Stage Crew 1,25 Stage Crew Mgr. 3,43 Treas. Gym Club 4. Raymond Kunak-Ray is a friend to all and a rough. tough guy on our football team. Geog. Club lg jV. Fthl. 1.25 Nature Club 23 Var. Fthl. 3.43 I-lunl. it Fish. Club 4. Dale Milne-Dale lives for thrills and takes great pride in owning a motor- cycle. Auto Club 1,23 Nature Club 2: I-lunt. Sc Fish. 4. llernard Morris - Dependable and serious about his work, Bernard is always ready to give someone a helping hand. jr. Crafts lg Hunt. 8: Fish. 4. George Soukup-A fellow with a nat- ural smile is George who appears to make progress with a minimum of endeavor. jr. Crafts lg jV. Ftbl. 2: Pres. Hunt. tk Fish. 4. Glenn Wallace - Good-natured and happy-o-lucky, Glenny, who is everybody's friend, is known for his humorous remarks. Geo. Club IQ jr. WPIAL lg Bskthl. 2-43 Hr. Treas. 23 Hunt. k Fish. Club 4. Robert Walters-Bobby works at the Holiday House and says he's inter- ested in nothing-and he works at the Holiday House? It sounds like a contradiction. Band I-35 Pres. Mus. App. lg Sr. Hist. 25 jr. Projectionists 33 Hunt. X Fish. 4. Henry Wolfe - Helpful Henry, who specializes in auto mechanics, is al- ways there when your car needs re- pairing. JV. Bsktbl. 23 Hunt. and Fish. 4. Dennis Yeekel-One of our athletes, Dennie is considered a good friend who is willing to cheer his pals with his wisecracks. jr. Var. Ftbl. 1,23 Hr. V.Pres. 1,23 Hr. Pres., Var. P., Sec. Hunt. Sc Fish., Var. Ftbl. 4. Thomas Mock-Another transfer from JI-IS, Tommy quickly tnade many friends among students and faculty by his courteous and co-operative manner. A f 'M' .sa e sis f' .,.,. ' ..,- ii 1 ft -gg . . G- l v 0 Q , V F' A N if K' is