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

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HISTORY The twenty-five members of the seventh grade class carried on many activities under the leadership of Mrs. Mildred Gallentine. We had a Halloween party, a tea for our Mothers and a farewell party for Walter Faull. We took part in many school activities and also published a newspaper, The Short Cir- cult. On September 1, 1949, twenty members of the eighth grade class met in Room 1 of the High School, and were greeted by our teacher, Mrs. Laverne Walker. We elected our class officers. Our two representa- tives to Student Council are Shirley Percy and Ronald Cooper. We have contributed to many different ac- tivities as the March of Dimes, junior Red Cross, T. B. Fund, and CARE. We also took an interesting trip to Butler and visited the Butler Eagle Plant, Radio Station WBUT, the Butler County jail and Mellon Bank. Our next step is ninth grade. C We hope.D Back Row: R. Simpson, R. Claypool, W. Walters, G. Mansell, R. Cooper, W. Exley, D. Greenawalt, J. Scholter, C. Hughes, C. Walters, A. McGrath, S. Percy. Seated: T. Barhight, M. Howard, M. Early, D. Lefever, B. Wimer, D. Deit- rich, R. Weckerly, C. Gerard, Mrs. Walker.

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CLASS CF '54 OFFICERS Motto: We can if we try. Colon: Gold and White Flowerfz Yellow Rose JAMES SCHOLTER, Treamfrer RONALD COOPER, Premienr MARGIE HOWARD, Vice Prefidenz RUTH SIMPSON, Secretary Eighih Grade Portrays the Faculty in Assembly Program

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CLASS OF '55 Molto: If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Colon: Green and White Flowery: White Rose OFFICERS SANDRA MURRAY, Treafmer JOHN GREER, Vice Prmdenz ISOBEL DUNCAN, Secremffy CAbsentJ JAMES FURL, Prefidefzt