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

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DAISY LOOSE Daisy Mae Dany Ben Library Club z.3,4 Chorus Z,3,4 Pennguin 3,4 Pennant Historian STANLEY SCHADE 5hldeY l've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm Sports Club 3-4 Chorus 3 Band 3-4 upelmguinn 3.4 Pennant Art Editor CARROLL SNYDER Buddy Gloria ' Sports Club 2.3.4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 JEAN LUCKENBILL Jezebel I-lair of Gold. Eyes of Blue Y-Teen 2.3.4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Pennant Co-Editor Secretary of Class and Club IOANNA MESSNER J'oesy Old MacDonald Had n Farm Library Club Z Y-Teen Club 3,4 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Pennant 4 DONALD SPOHN Spoonie All Through the Night Sports Club 3,4 Band 3 1 0

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Kermit Balthaser Helen Boltz Annamae Bond Franklin Bubbenmoyer Robert Egan Helen Ernst Lois Fisher Gerald Greim Ethyl Hoffman Clarence Hoy Helean Lengel Daisy Loose Jean Luckenbill Joanna Messner Edwin Roth Stanley Schade Carroll Snyder Irene Sonon Anna Spatz Donald Spohn Emily Ann Streaker ' William Troutman William Wagner Anna Mae Zimmerman SIDELIGHTS OF THE FORTY-NINERS IN VERSE The Class of '49 consists of twenty-four: We bet the teachers were often glad we weren't more. In class we pulled many a caper, p More than we actually did labor. But we're all studious as you may see. None ever got a mark lower than- E. Now some characteristics of each we will try to show, In the lines of verse following below. Balthaser in German Class so loud did snore That the rest of the classes wondered what shook the The class knows that, when Helen comes late, The night before she had s date. Annamae Bond says love is for 'Schnooks' She'll say it 'till some day love her heart hooks. Franklin Bubbenmoyer the girls have always chased And he doesn't let any time go to waste. floor . Robert Egan, 'Humphrey' they call He'd leave a big hole if from the wall he'd fall. Helen Ernst is always competing with a mouse If she or the mouse the quieter can be. Ii Lois would keep quiet as a mouse can be She'd surely blow up and no Lois you'd see. All through the week Gerald his money boards, For every Saturday night Arlene he courts. to ee Ethyl all smooching she does despise She says it's no fun and only a vice. Hoy no moment of quiet has had Since Lois for a girl he has had. Helean Lengel is always studying a book The name of the book is How to Cook. Don't ask Daisy to plaster your house She'd use as much plaster as the volume of the house! Jean Luckenbill is courted by Stanley Schade He says she's the best girl the Lord ever made. Joanna Messner farming dislikes Her beau is a farmer - and him she likes! Edwin Roth by his friends is called 'Doats' And for breakfast he eats Quaker Puffed Oats. Stanley Schade drives a Chevrolet He has to drive - Jean lives too far away. Carroll another Sophomore choses, When one of his girls he loses. Irene Sonon often baby sits But it's not always a child with whom she sits. Anna Spatz is five feet three How much smaller could she be? Donald Spohn stays out all night Is it because he likes the moonlight? Emily Ann Streaker is always so tired But by all the boys she is admired. William Troutmsn talks and talks and never lets up Moyer wishes he were an umbrella so he could shut him up! William Wagner's nickname is Willie, His car's so old it won't go on a road that's hilly. If the whole class would smooch like Zimmerman does The building would soon ignite and not from phosphorus. 12