Penn Township High School - Penn Yearbook (Butler, PA)

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3 X if eg. 4 y MR. C. M. DIBLE 3 F , Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds . . S FIRST ROW - MR. G. C. CLARK, Indiana State Teachers, B.S.: MRS. J. C. DAU, North- western University, A.B.g Miss A. J. McQU1sroN, Allegheny College, A.B.g Miss V. A. KENNEDY, Duquesne University, Bach. of Ed., Miss D. J. CURRAN, Indiana State Teachers. B.S. SECOND ROW - MR. J. BERG, Muskingum College, A.B.g MR. F. NEMEC, Indiana State Teachers, B.S., MRS. E. C. PROKSA, Indiana State Teachers, B.S. in Commercial Ed., Miss E. M. THOMAS, Grove City, Duquesne University, A.B.g MR. C. ALCORN, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, B.S. THIRD ROW - MR. M. ALCORN, University of Pittsburgh, B.S.g MR. G. R. DAVIS, Slippery Rock, B.S. in Health and Physical Ed., Miss M. J. MCCRACKEN, University of Pitts- burgh, A.B., M. in Latin, MRS. J. PFEIFFER, Edinboro State Teachers, B.S. in Public School Art, Miss M. BERG, Slippery Rock. B.S. FOURTH ROW - Miss M. J. HEGGIE, Penna. College for Women. A.B.g MR. J. K. INGOLD, Westminster College, A.B.g MR. J. C. JUDGE, University of Chicago, Ph.D.g Miss A. BURKHOLDER, Frick Teachers College, B.S., MRs. M. L. BAKER, University of Pitts- burgh, B.S. fFirst Row Across? Mr. G. C. Clark Mrs. J. C. Dau Miss A. J. McQuiston Miss V. A. Kennedy Miss D. J. Curran i' fSecond Row Across? Mr. J. Berg Mr. F. Nemec Mrs. E. C. Proksa Miss E. M. Thomas Mr. C. Alcorn 1Third Row Across? Mr. M. Alcorn Mr. G. R. Davis Miss M. J. McCracken Mrs. J. Pfeiffer if ,,,. Miss M. Berg tFourth Row Across? Miss M. J. Heggie Mr. J. K. Ingold Mr. J. C. Judge Miss A. Burkholder Mrs. M. L. Baker

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1First 'Row Across? Miss P. C. Massarelli Mr. J. Manton Mrs. E. M. Wert Miss A. E. I-Iofrneister Miss E. H. Klinar 4Second Row Across? Mr. J. P. Proksa Miss M. Richey Mr. H. L. Peters Mrs. M. G. Jeffrey Mr. J. H. Dressing lThird Row Across? Mrs. C. A. Brunton Mr. R. N. Stoner Miss M. C, Hindinan Miss M. Reed Miss E. M. Atkinson YFOUTIII Row Acrossb , - ' Mr. D. Scott Miss E. Glass Mr. A. F. Crane Miss C. Woods Mr. J. S. Kane 4Fif1:h Row Acrossi Mrs. N. Reeher Mrs. J. S. Spangler Miss M. Stoehr Mr. J. A. Gibson, Jr. Miss B. Reed r g-2 . .ef Q? 5 ,W N Ri I N .... if 5 J.-QQ. r 'J' A: 1 gs., J 4 'g.,:fi L .Q V D . I 'Tl' I . is .. . as . 2, ' we f ., -g.:.,:-as I -- . E. , A 5 it 1 I '45 . , :-. - - 5 .. . f. 1 - 5 uf, 4' ' A ' - . -1 ff: M1552 '.?'i..'- ' 7 :J 3 ROW ONE - Miss P. C. MASSARELLI, University of Pittsburgh, A.B.g MR. J. MANTON, Uni- Miss versity of Pittsburgh, A.B.g MRS. E. M. WERT, University of Pittsburgh, A.B.g A. E. HOFMEISTER, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.E., Miss E. H. KLTNAR. University of Pittsburgh, B.S. ROW TWO - MR. J. P. PROKSA, Pennsylvania State College, B.S., Miss M. RICHEY, Office Secretary, MR. H. L. PETERS, Muskingum, A.B., University of Pittsburgh, M.E., MRS. M. G. JEFFREY, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. in Public School Music, MR. J. H. DRESSING, California State Teachers College, B.S. ROW THREE - MRS. C. A. BRUNTON, Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., MR. R. N. STONER, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Miss M. C. HINDMAN, Indiana State Teachers College, Miss M. REED, Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B,g Miss E. M. ATKINSON, Grove City College, B.S. FOURTH ROW - MR. D. SCOTT, California State Teachers College, B.S., Miss E. GLASS, University of Pittsburgh, A.B., M. Litt., MR. A. F. CRANE, Greenville College, AB., Miss C, WOODS, School Nurse, West Penn Hospital Training School, R.N.g MR. J. S. KANE, Waynesburg College, B.S. FIFTH ROW - MRS. N. REEHER, Westminster College, B.B.A.g MRS. J. S. SPANGLER, Geneva College, A.B., Carnegie Institute of Technology, B.S. in LS., Miss M. STOEHR, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh, AB., MR. J. A. GIBSON, JR., Grove City, B.S., University of Pittsburgh, M.E., Miss B. REED, Muskingum, A.B., Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, M.E.

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'ID IL Jflf I First Row Mabel Fry, Mrs. Dau, Mr. Manton. Miss Hof- rneister, Marian Maibach Second Row Jim Stoner, John Kope- lic, Viola Monfredo, William Sanderson, Fred Bey. Third Row Steve Stefanos, Vencil Kokal, Howard Charrie, Charles Duffet, Harry Dean. We entered the halls of Penn l-ligh with much misgiving perhaps, but nevertheless with much pleasure. Many things were strange at first. We couldn't understand the marks made by the Gregg Pals, our shorthand friends. Aid came at last as we three hundred eighty-five breathless Freshies listened to Mel- vin Snyder explain the glories of our school at our first Freshman assembly. Later Dr. C. E.. Peters remarked, HPenn High is the finest building in Allegheny County. We were exceedingly proud to be members of such an institution that gave us such advantages as the Art Club, and the splendid athletic organizations as our football, basketball, and track teams. When a number of the Freshman class topped the list of honor students, we knew we had a future. We entered into the spirit of our school by attending football games and the Halloween Party and joining the various clubs. With spring came Open House and we proudly escorted our parents from room to room. Then the golf team won its first W. P. l. A. L. Trophy and when the first school annual, the Seneca, was published, we hurriedly scanned the pages for our pictures. Thus ended a most enjoyable year. The second year brought noticeable changes. Our splendid band wore new red and gold uniforms. At each football game they proudly displayed their talents. First it was county recognition - now State. New bleachers, too, had been erected. Some gala events during the year were the Halloween and Sopho- more parties. The organization of our G. A. A. and the holding of intra-mural activities proved that women, as well as men, can provide high-calibre athletes. This year, Jean Froelich was elected Miss Sub-Deb, a great honor indeed. The book week contest, sponsored by our librarian, proved very interesting and prizes were duly awarded. Beautiful red and gold outfits were purchased for our cheerleaders. Our Sophomore year, a brilliant and successful one, ended with the Band Concert presented as a part of the summer program on June l l. Our third year commenced with the election of William Sanderson as Junior Class President. Early in the year a few members wondered what the girls