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

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SENI 41 l 1 lilfwi liiili f 4 F HARRY ALBERT Success in. life is what he,s wanting, He'll take a day Off now and then to go hunting. JEAN CALLAHAN On a farm away from town, She and Bud will settle down. DORIS CAMPBELL Though undecided her future may be, Success will be hers we all agree. CAROLE CASHDOLLAR When of her future we did ask, She said to build a house is no easy task. JAMES CROWE When Jim gives your car an Overhaul, You can be sure it will not stall. KATHLEEN GILLON To her many patients we will find, She'll be frien.dly, congenial, and kind. DONNA HAMILTON ' In four short years we soon will see, An English teacher she will be. PAUL HAMMER To seek a future on which he would not tire, Exploring the atom is his main desire. ROBERT HECKARD Whether on a bulldozer, high lift, or crane We are sure that Bob will gain much fame RICHARD KALTENBACH A diesel mechanic cannot put on a bluff, And we are sure Dick will know his stuff. GRACE KENNEDY Her first aim is a secretary, But soon a handsome man she'll marry. ORCLASSPROPHECY MARY GRACE MALLOY Since the Commercial course she did take, A top notch secretary she will make. DOROTHY MARSH As a dietician she'1l be sweet, She'll tell her patients what to eat. JANE McCAFFER'l Y Jane McCafferty is my name, Being a nurse will be my fame. ROBERT MCCORMICK Bob McCormick will have no fear, When he does his job as an engineer. CAROLYN MCCULLOUGH At Slippery Rock College she'll get her degree, She'll teach the first graders their ABC's. JOAN MCGEARY Stories of adven.ture will bring her fame, And the hero will always be John by name. THOMAS MCNEILLIE Tapping the earth of its oil reserve, As a petroleum engineer the people helll serve. ARTHUR MINOR When asked what occupation he would choose, He says, A draftsmen's tools I want to use. RUTH IMIURRAY At Indiana she'll do fine, A Home Ec teacher will be her line. JAMES NELSON See the world was heard by our Swede, A sailorls life is what he'll lead. RUTH PFLUGH Service will be yours with a breeze, When Ruth says, What number, please? LAURA WALKER Laura Walker excells in shorthand, Wants to be a typist and get a man. KATHRYN WECKERLY Soon she'll be a blushing bride, Her home and family will give her pride. CAROLE WEINZIERL Her future will be certain we all agree, When she finds her place on the boss's knee. IVIARTHA WIBLE Sl'1e'll wear a uniform of white, Medicines she prescribes will be right. Egg--

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X fffff f Q Z X XF , ffflf 7? L LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the class of 1953, realizing that our days are numbered, bein.g of a foggy mind and tired body, wishing to dispose of our talents, duties, tasks, etc., do hereby make this our last will and testament. We hereby declare all previous promises, wills or testaments made by this class as null and void. , Harry Albert will all my young admirers to Bill Weckerly. , Jean Callahan will my silliness to Phyllis Lockhaiser. , Doris Campbell will my shyness to Caroline Gerard. , Carole Cashdollar will my domestic abili- ties to my sister Alice. , james Crowe will my mechanical ability to Dale Martin. , Kathleen Gillon will my ability to blush easily to Shirley Percy. , Donna Hamilton will my gracefulness to Darrell Novotny. , Paul Hammer will my big mouthl' to Ralph Plaisted. , Robert Heckard will my sense of humor to the teachers. , Richard Kalten.bach will my sarcasm to De- lores LeFever. , Grace Kennedy will my typing ability to all future secretaries. , Mary Grace Malloy will my temper to Norma Fair. , Dorothy Marsh will my ability to get along with the boys to Nancy Sue Runyan. I I I I I, Jane McCafferty will my patience to Mr. Varnum. I, Robert McCormick will my hair to Mr. Mc- Cullough. , , Carolyn McCullough will my accompanist's job to Elaine Crowe. I, Joan McGeary will my silly giggle to Mrs. Staudacher. I, Thomas McNeillie will my devilish grin to Tom Emery. I, Arthur Minor will my lazy stride to Carl Hughes. I, Ruth Murray will my good grades to Jim Scholter. I, james Nelson will the Navy to the Govern- ment. , Ruth Pflugh will my basketball ability to Patty Reinhold. I, Laura Walker will my dignity to Phyllis Callen. , Kathryn Weckerly will my thriftiness to the Junior Class. I, Carole Weinzierl will my place on the ab- sentee list to Sandy Murray. , Martha Wible will my driving ability to Kenny Gibson. In witness thereof this lst day of April in the year 1953-Signed and sealed- Class of '53,' Winnessed by: No One M22...

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COMMITTEES PROM-Kneeiingz George Man- sell. Standing: Caroline Gerard, James Nelson, jean Callahan, Ron- ald Harmon, Joan McGeary, James Crowe, Ruth Simpson. BACCALAUREATE'-Fifsf YOWJ left fo fighfi Carole CLASS NIGHT-Kneeling: Robert Heckard, Arthur Cashdollar, jane MCCafferty, Carole Weinzierl. Sec- Minor. Sitting: Ruth pflughy Mary Grace Malloy' ond 1'OW5 James CTOWS, RlChHfd Kalteflbach- Donna Hamilton. Absent: Robert McCormick. COMMENCEMENT - Left to right: Grace Kennedy, Martha Wible, Harry Albert, Ruth Mur- ray. Absent: Paul Hammer. .M 24 ,W