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

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I' . .Twelve years shared togethe l l -q t 'F' BF' .K 1' -its .1 ar 5 .vs wmv f , . Senior Officers-President Raymond Slater, Vice-President MCIFC HlfCl'llY'S, SBCYETUYY D0l'iS DGVlClS0f1, und TFGGSUVGV G90 9e Gates-reminisce over happy times spent together and look forward ROBERT ADDISON - General -- Bob dreams of seeing his world from a look-out tower. He likes the smell of pine and fresh earth, and after forestry it will be all his. Jr. Hist. lg Jr. Proi. 81 FFA 27 Garden Club V. Pres. 3, Garden Club 4. GALE ALTMAN - Academic - He's the fellow with the eltin grin and the effervescent personality. By contrast, his thoughts for the future are of solemn and dedicated work in the ministry. Band l,2,4, Band Pres. 3, Priestly Sci. Club 'lp NFL V. Pres. 3, NFL 'l,2,4p Sr. Choir 2-4, Glee Club 2-4, PDG 27 PDG Treas. 3, Tri-Hi-Y-Hi-Y Pres. 4. SHARON BAROSH - Commercial - Quiet and serene, she's a mod- ern-day Mona Lisa. A newcomer, she has macle many friends among students and teachers. The future holds a secretarial career, Sr. FHA 8. Sec. Club 3, Ette Kette Club 4. ALBERT BARTOLETTI - Academic - Sonny, the comical clown, even makes chemistry seem like fun. Hislumbering gait denotes his easy disposition. He's really striving for a college diploma. Jr. Hist. Pres. 'ly Jr. Hist. 3, Var. P l-4, Bsbl. l-3, Hmrm. Pres. 2-45 Fire Patrol 2,45 Fire Patrol Treas. 8g Sec. 3, JV Ftbl. 2, V. Ftbl. 3,45 Sports Offcls. 4. 14 - A to new experiences. WHEEQVEQ ' KWH' T' ' Meff,Wfs'2e gym- ,e' EM-fwwl' .. Z' 'YQQMT ww .Q ifsxsie, . f gsw HW K5 itiiiie 5 s 5 fl M F ' 1 .. ' s 2 Si 5 1: Q-3 v ez wifi - ,, ' ,fig E 5 if T533 L ff' T -'3 'EtQs ?i.5'f.i W Ewa Q H ii ' DUE ' '1 s ...Til e WH P -,g 'K . Q s M F Q E N 4 5 5 -' R .n W Kgs?-Hg-ifgsws EXE ts c : tts? if-' - -f ,:hs1sQr.ggi..5ees . is-.115 U - mm-. is N rf 'E X Qqifgg is P ' .55 - :.a::-..2g- -H :gf-.-.,.2 -. r 4 : :U I B ' tt. H '- r K, .V 1'Ejjj ' ,giggf ii ea: .....: 'W K 1 is f 5 Q H fm '. fee-sees H K B W E 5' . 3 I at 3 -1 2-5 Q 2 gi? . s s , . - - .. -L ' L 'C f' - ' 3 ' 1: at M - s W z B :rms if Q H, is , . . - 35 . 2.3 I- I-E.,-3... ,V N E E as y ss W ... -..: ig g an ,VI , an - L, W. 5 7 ' Egg .. ,1 .. ..:.E5s1 2:'t 'Z.:'-:- at 5. s: :E:i.'5.: ': ' . .55-.,.,.... K xx ggft. ' :i:,,, . .- : -x I X215 V' .1 . wean-25, luxe Y .. ' if A- EWU .-gfgzgkgittii -2' ' ' X 1 in F E F. V B 9- 'J E , , , if N Q 5 lx H H -'Q ' 'X Eg emma ' 5 'ft ' 'S .s 'g 5 a re if Q S :tg 1 H r 3.3 , I -is .L X - E it ag: .1 jak ' 1 E r E s :: tt tt tt 5 Q Q - fi Q . .:.:.:..,..: t .,. ...ri Lx B M V gm E E 5 Q . .,. ,., .,. , s.t:wfs5e s E , 1:5 e 1 g 3 ,,. 5 M . . ' S8 - ' PEL .I . . 1 if- , ' ' f 5. ' ' , 'L 1- 5 - :5!.:.:.,:.. ' 'E ,.,,.g ' r M P354 M f .. . ....,.,.f:,. - W ' - . ,. Li.: I . -3 2 ,jig Y .t 5558 , if , ., kg aw, . gig? I ...A ' 5 - if ez' ' :::1-H -'f'..,., 'fl ff P H it:-5i f - H EE 3 s M ifiiiiiii: L ,. ,. sf 'f' ',g.Z'? W' if 'lf . er '5 Lblizf - f' 1. a-.,.5,:,:.a. 3. ' . N :Q-.2 .,,L3?.wf:.Jzgg-,., . .. ,W .- A. , '- ..,s.f.ss. E2 I L W - :':':+ ':R' Fit' mi.. sw 41-s....4m.1'.1-it?

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SARAH RALPH - B.S. Muskingum Col- lege - teaches English in grades 7 and 8 - served on school citizenship committee - has a seventh grade homeroom. LEE REDNOCK - B.S. Clarion State Teachers College - teaches science 8, 9, and social studies ll - ioined our faculty at the beginning of the second semester. ' EUGENIE REIDMILLER - A.B. Univer- sity of Pittsburgh - teaches English 'l0, speech, dramatics - co-adviser of The Penn Point - advises Penn Drama Guild and Troupe 1842, National Thes- pian Society - chairman of commence- ment committee - directs dramatic ac- tivities - has eighth grade homeroom. JOAN RIPPLE - B.A. Penn State - teaches Spanish I and ll and social studies I0 - ninth grade class adviser - has a ninth grade homeroom. RICHARD RIZZARDI - B.S. Slippery Rock and Indiana State Teachers Col- leges - teaches health, geometry, and algebra 'll - varsity basketball coach - sponsors Sports Officials Club - has tenth grade homeroom. ARTHUR ROMETO - B.S. Slippery Rock State Teachers College: M.Ed. University .af Pittsburgh - teaches algebra l, Il, and eighth grade arithmetic - sponsors Chess Club - advises Student Council - served on faculty student social com- mittee - has eighth grade homeroom. CHARLES ROSS - B.A. Geneva Col- lege - teaches English 8 and 9 - sponsors Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Club - ad- vises Fire and Safety Patrol - chair- man of civil defense committee - has an eighth grade homeroom. DONALD ROUDABUSH - B.S. Indiana State Teachers College - teaches phys- ics, algebra I, general math 12, and science 9 - sponsors Rifle Club - served on school citizenship committee - has tenth grade homeroom. MARGARET SHUSTER - B.S. Indiana State Teachers College - teaches homemaking 7, 8, and 9 - sponsors Junior Future Homemakers - served on faculty student social committee - has ninth grade homeroom. LILLIAN SNYDER - B.S. Indiana State Teachers College -- teaches art 7, 8, and 9 - sponsors Art Club - served on commencement committee - in charge of main bulletin board - has ninth grade homeroom. GERTRUDE STUMP - B.A., M.Ed. Uni- versity of Pittsburgh - teaches geogra- phy 7 and arithmetic 7 - served on assembly program and magazine cam- paign committees - has seventh grade homeroom. FRANCIS TIBERI - B.S. Duquesne Uni- versity, M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh - teaches French and science 9 - sponsors Aeronautics Club - served on audio-visual education committee - has a twelfth grade homeroom. LILLIAN WEBER - A.B. Bob Jones Uni- versity - teaches art 7, English 9, 'I0 - ioined our faculty at the beginning of the second semester. THOMAS WRITT - B.S. California State Teachers College - teaches industrial arts IO, Ii, 12 - member of com- mencement committee - has ninth grade homeroom. S A ,. 1 +-tt ti . he-s ' '. Shree as . .x 2-1 F? . :A T wx its if ef- 1 , it if E 1 + et si Qs . i I ,, -mi-f Q 7 x wfii I its il bf 213: ' Q A 3 'E ,gf ,,.-3 ' I mg- I-it E rfftvf,.'?7 tx ,tl tiff-ef 4 I .., .J ,WMF V ::'5 fff? ' N buf F , ' I .- ,:2: it T5 ft . , .- Q.. 'tilt It XM , Q. Lf Rx 13

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GERALDINE BARTOLOMUCCI -- Commercial - Gerry's always a gal with a ready smile and a ioke. She has serious moments only when she's sleeping. The future doesn't worry her. Jr. FHA Sec. 'l7 Sr. FHA 2,37 Band 1-37 Child Care Pres. 27 Ushers 3,47 Sec. Club 37 Ette Kette Pres. 47 Yrbk. Cir. Mgr. 4. SHIRLEY ANN BELTZ - Commercial - She's a live wire. She's excit- ing. She's fun. The office she steps into will grow lively, too. She's happy and we hope she always will be. Teen-Age Pres. 17 Ette Kette 4. CYNTHIA BENCE - Academic - Vivid red hair is iust one of Cindy's blessings. Her desire to become a nurse has developed con- geniality, helpfulness, and initiative in her. Jr. Hist. 'I7 Glee Club 'l,3,47 Nurses Club 2-47 Sr. FHA 3,47 Sr. Choir 47 Yrbk. 4. RICHARD BENNETT - Commercial - Here's one secretary who wo'n't get a raise by charming the boss, but he needn't worry. .MDick's secretarial talents will bring him success in this field. Band 1-47 Hntg. 81 Fshg. 'I7 Nat. Club 27 Aeronts. Club 37 Jr. Hist. 4. JERRY BLANK - General - Butch has the grin of a Hucklberry Finn, but we watched that boyish appearance change when he dashed on to the gridiron. Hmrm. Pres. T7 Auto Club 37 Fire Patrol 2-47 JV Ftbl. T7 V. Ftbl. 2-47 Jr. WPIAL Bskb. 'l7 JV Bskb. 27 V. Bskb. 3,47 Var. P Treas. 37 Hmrm. Treas. 81 Sports Offcls. 4. CAROL BRICKLEMYER - Academic - She is perfectly happy with her present and future. She looks forward to a course at Robert Morris Business School and then marriage. Her pleasant attitude will keep her happy. Jr. Hist. Sec. i7 Hmrm. Sec. 27 Nurses Club 2-47 Yrbk. 4. si WY SENIDRS . . . GLORIA BRUST - Commercial - Glo's easy-going disposition and her unconcerned light-heartedness make her a welcome change from the hurly burly of every-dayness. Her artistic talent has proved to be a valuable asset. Art Club i7 Sr. FHA 8t Sec. Club 37 Ette Kette 81 Yrbk. Artist 4. DARLA BYERS - General - Some day she'll become a comedienne, but we know she's really serious about becoming an excep- tional secretary. Here, she's had experience at both. Teen-Age Club Treas. 'I7 Sec. Club 37 Ette Kette 4. ,W MICHAEL CAMPBELL - Academic - E : mc2 - Energy : M ike C ampbell, but not squared. Mike imitates a child or a drunk so well that you almost forget the hard-working, scientifically- minded boy ranking high in his class. Band 'l-47 Jr. Hist. 'I7 NFL 'l-47 Glee Club 2-47 PDG 2-47 NHS Pres. 47 Sr. Choir 2-47 NHS 2,3. DARRYL CARGO - General - Ask him to hunt, golf, work on a car, or entertain you by playing the piano. Any of these he can and will do. He obliges all with his talents. Jr. Hist. T7 Nat. Club Sec. 27 Nat. Club 47 JV Ftbl. 27 V. Ftbl. 3j Hntg. 8. Fshg. 37 Acc. Boys' Glee Club 2-47 Acc. Girls' Sextet 27 Sr. Play 4. 15