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

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EIGHTH GRADERS BRADFORD MYERS The Clam 0f1956 er goals. Colors: Red and White Flower: Lily of the Valley President Rov ALBERTS BARBARA SCHIEDER Vice President Secretary LOYAL MCCORMICK Treasurer There's a Song in the Air Body 'Builders Home - James! -23- Motto: Attainment of brighter and pur- ,3 l

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9? 55 77me First row, Ieit to right: Mr. Keith White, Patricia Albert, Jennie Lee Taylor, Lila jean McGrath, Gloria Cooper Thelma Wise, Phyllis Callen, Norma Fair. Second row: Alice Cashdollar, Patricia Reinhold, Nancy Runyan Nancy Percy, Sandra Murray, Mary Morgain, Elaine Crowe, Beryl jean Kaltenbach, Phyllis Lockhaiser, Arlene Bartley. Third row: John Smolen, Eugene Chambers, Donald Hughes, Thomas Emery, Robert Huselton Ken neth Gibson, Roland Olszewski, William Weckerly. Fourth row: James LeFever, Theodore Bowser, Robert Smith Ronald Werling, Eugene Irwin, Clifford Crouch, Dale Martin, Wendell Marsh, john Greer, Donald Reinhold Absent: Carolyn Donaldson. The Freshman Angels have harped their way through myriad activities under the leadership of forceful jim Furl, President of the Class of 'S5. A gay and frolicsome initiation party, sponsored by the Seniors, headed the program of activities. During the day, moans and groans were heard from every nook and corner as the weary Freshmen bent over with creaking bones to gather up toothpicks strewn about by the untidy Seniors. The Freshmen are especially proud of a mid-winter dance which they sponsored for a local family whose home was destroyed by fire. The price of admission was a house- hold article. Bath the school and community applaud the chantable and democratic spirit of the Freshman class which engendered their project. A light-hearted one-act comedy play was presented by these glowing-faced cherubins at their assembly in late winter. As an added attraction, several white-robed angels sang three delightful, fast-moving songs, and the entire class, chewing purple chewing gum, articipated in a rous- ing and original Finale. Mr. Keith White was the sponsor of these angelic students. 127.- wil Y 35 'M Z ' a PM lo ., ..- H-4

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mam' First row, Ieit to right: Mrs. Laverne Walker, Nancy Hallock, Barbara Schieder, Carol DeWoody, Linda Spang- enberg, Audrey Schieder, Betty Taylor, Pat Tyo. Second row: Louis Morgain, Francis Albert, Donna Miller, Joan LeFever, Mary Piper, Joyce McGea'ry, Andrea Werling, Sally Birch, Rivie Schlesinger, Gertrude Stephens, Da- vid Bowser, Bruce johnson. Third row: Arthur Stanfield, Elmer Lauster, Harry Vinroe, Jay Sterling, Bob Law- head, Carl Pilugh, Carl Thompson, jim McCormick. Fourth row: Roy Albert, Bob Hancheck, Russell Hickey, Gary Weinzierl, Eugene Grinder, Bradford Myers, Dennis Crouch, Nelson James, Curtis Wible, Donald Grabe, Ralph Plaisted. Absent: Arthur Weber. Under the leadership of Brad Myers, the eighth grade was ready for another action-packed year. They got the ball rolling by having a different kind of Valentine project. Instead of exchanging Valentines among the class, they decided to give one to the school. It consisted of a strip-film library to be enjoyed by the whole school. The big social success of the year was a class party. The boys had a good time dancing and cutting in on Mrs. Hubner, even though Mr, Hubner threatened to give them study hall. IK! Smudge,-I Our last extra-curricular activity was our historical V assembly program, So Proudly We Hail, a story of Wash- A l ington, nc. , gk, 'J 1 ,lf ,r M75 33 I f if w ' lAl'.'- - A A If A9 ll, Z V'