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

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SCPHOMCRES The Clary 0f1954 Motto: We can if we try. Colors: Gold and White Flower: Yellow Rose DONALD GREENAWALT President DARRELL NOVOTNY DELORES LEFEVER Vice President Secretary DOROTHEA DIETRICH Treasurer - One Hot-Dog Coming Up! The Harem! My Buddy! It must have been a powerful salestalkl T24 ...

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Ze 7444?-40-Zwkq First row, left to right: Mr. T. W. Hubner, Martha'Wible, Ruth Murray, Laura Walker, Donna Hamilton, Joan Gamble, jean Tyo, Carolyn McCullough. Second row: Roberta Chambers, Dorothy Marsh, Ruth Pflugh, Grace Kennedy, Patty Martin, Mary Grace Malloy, Jane McCafferty, Carole Cashdollar, Carol Weinzierl. Third row: Jack McCormick, Robert Heckard, james Crowe, Robert Kaltenbach, Robert McCormick, Arthur Minor, Thomas McNeillie, James Nelson. Fourth row: Kathryn Weckerly, Kathleen Gillon, Harry Alberts, Richard Kal- tenbach, Ronald Hageter, Richard Grabe, Joan McGeary, Jean Callahan. Absent: Norma Donaldson. Sparked by the inspiring work of President Jim Nel- son, the Junior class chalked up a remarkable record of accomplishments in 1951-1952. Their aggressiveness, de- termination, and flair for the original indicate a terrific Senior year for this dynamic Class of 1953. The Juniors began their program on a high note with a very successful skate at Twin Willows, and followed their original success with a paper and scrap drive and a bake sale. Undoubtedly, the most important event on the spring social calendar at Penn High was the Valentine Dance, Cupid's Capers. ' But the shining hour for the Class of 1953 occurred early in the school year when the Juniors presented their assembly. These talented people actually had the student body standing up and cheering for a program liberally spiced with country style music, and climaxed with a pres- entation of Why I Am a Bachelor, which would have done credit to professionals. Mr. T. W. Hubner, the sponsor of the Class of '53, can be congratulated on the work of his group. Look for big things from the Class of 1953. im' MTN' gs , 9 Q 'Q ,qw X rj W ,--TM GN' f' .f Iii' .EPP W' - '-'mi rwd- 'efzf fa R ,1-r jf' -f 1

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Wm - ea.. ef... ae? First row, left to right: Miss Rita Kelly, Dolores Lefever, Shirley Percy, Caroline Gerard, Theda Barhight, Dorothea Dietrich. Second row: Becky Sue Wimer, Laura Jantz, John Gilliland, Darrell Novotny, Ronald Har- mon, Ross Claypool, Carl Hughes. Third row: Donald Greenawalt, James Scholter, Ronald Cooper, Albert Mc- Grath. Absent: Ruth Simpson, Ruth Alice Weckerly, George Mansell. Compensating for their lack of numbers with unusual aggressiveness, interest, and ability, the Class of 1954 has earned the admiration of the school. The group, using to full advantage the skilled administrative ability of Presi- dent Don Greenawalt, piled up an enviable record. Their fall Halloween party was generally accorded the most suc- cessful in the school's history, and their bi-monthly hot dog and candy sales left the students with satisned appetites and the sophomores with a record class treasury. In the late spring the class demonstrated an entirely different kind of talent, dramatic talent. The program was well-rehearsed and cleverly presented, but the pussy-cat and canary bit stole the show. Miss Rita Kelly has been the class sponsor in all their activities, from picking apples to assembly practicing. 5: 7 I X I Y? i Q izj.-.