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History When we returned to school in September, we found Room 2 to be our home room and Mr. Hubner, our advisor. In our Freshman year we sponsored a skate and sold school emblems. This year we planned to have more and varied activities. As Sophomores we have so far been successful in selling pencils with the school's basketball schedule on them and sweat shirts with Penn High and the school's panther on them. On October 27, 1950, we held the annual Sopho- more Halloween Party and Dance. We were anxious to make this the biggest and best event ever held at Penn High, and we succeeded in doing just that be- cause of the hard work, co-operation and sincerity of all the members of our class. The class has sponsored a skate at Twin Willows and held a bake sale at Murphy's. Many of the thirty-five class members have par- ticipated in school sports, and four of our girls were Varsity Cheerleaders. Although we played a rather abbreviated baseball season, several of the Sopho- more boys were on the team. Almost all the Sophomore boys tried out for the basketball team. It can be seen by the fact that most of the J. V.'s and two of the Varsity's players were Sophomores that our class certainly was active in basketball. There were also quite a few Sophomore girls on the girls' basketball team. The girls have also organized two softball teams which play the other girls' softball teams of the school. The next big project we will undertake is that of being juniors, something we are all looking for- ward to. Front rolvz Richard Grabe, Jean Callahan, Dorothy Marsh, Grace Kennedy, Norma Donaldson, Carolyn McCul- lough, Kathleen Gillon, Kathryn Weckerly, Carol Weinzierl, Harry Albert. Middle row: Joan McGeary, Jane McCafferty, Jean Tyo, Ruth Pflugh, Mary Malloy, Ruth Murray, Joan Gamble, Shirley Welsh, Donna Hamilton, Marty Wible, Roberta Chambers. Back row: Robert Lockhaiser, Robert Kaltenbach, Robert McCormick, Norman Muranko, Albert Morrow, James Nelson, Arthur Minor, Thomas McNeillie, James Crowe, Richard Kaltenbach, Ronald Hageter, Robert Heckard. Mr. Hubner, advisor. Absent: Laura Walker, Carole Cashdollar. -27-
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DPHCMORE The' Class of 1953 Motto: We can and we willf' Colors: Red ancl Silver Flower: Red Carnation 'QF CAROLYN McCULLOUGH President 'K RONALD HAGETER Secretary Wtmm l A473 Vice President ROBERT MCCORMICK KATHLEEN GILLON Treasurer -25-
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RE HME Motto: We can if we try. Colors: Golcl and White Flower: Yellow Rose JAMES SCHOLTER President SHIRLEY PERCY Vice President RUTH SIMPSON RUTH ALICE WECKERLY Secretary Treasurer -28-
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