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

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Beryl Jean Kaltenbach, Sandra Murray, Elaine Crowe, Mary Morgain, Nancy Sue Runyan, Patricia Reinhold. SECOND ROW: Nancy Percy, Phyllis Callen, Patricia Albert, Gloria Cooper, Lila Jean McGrath, Norma Fair, Phyllis Lokhaiser, Miss Hartzell, THIRD ROW: James Furl, Kenneth Gibson, Robert Huselton, Thomas Emery, Donald Hughes, Ronald Mazza. FOURTH ROW: Don- ald Reinhold, William Weckerly, Eugene lrvan, John Srnollen, Clifford Crouch, Dale Martin, James LeFever. CLASS HISTORY The Junior Angels have been polishing their halos through another year, sparked by the boundless enthusiasm of their president, Bob Huselton. They began their activities by having a special dance on Valentine's Day called Candy Heart , which was quite an accomplishment, even for Angels . A number of successes followed this first one, such as the junior skate at Twin Willows and the bake sale. But the most important event on the calendar for the class of '55 was the Junior-Senior Prom. Give a rousing cheer and a lot of credit to Miss Hartzell, who sponsored this group of angelic beings, bringing them down to earth. Look out for the dynamic class of '55, next year's seniors. Rather heavenly!! Don't you think so?

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FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Joan LeFever, Patricia Tyo, Rivie Schles- inger, Audrey Schieder, Joyce McGeary, Donna Miller. SECOND ROW: Francis Albert, Donald Grabe, Barbara Schieder, Carol DeWoody, Sally Birch, Ralph Plaisted, Roy Albert, Mr. Ortman, THIRD ROW: Louis Morgain, Jay Sterling, Gary Weinzierl, Arthur Stanfield, Carl Pflugh, Elmer Lauster, Bradford Myers, David Bowser. FOURTH ROW: Nel- son James, Dennis Crouch, James McCormick, Carl Thompson, Curtis Wible, Paul Huff. CLASS HISTORY Spar-ked by the dynamic efforts and leadership of Mr. Ortman and class president, Carol DeWoody, the sophomore class fof '56, began a new school term for 1953-1954. The spark didn't fade even after the annual event, the Halloween Dance, left us weary and full of cider. We again shot ahead with new vigor, to introduce the great basketball abilities of several outstanding personalities of the class. They added to the strong, record-winning streak of the Junior Panthers and also to the pride of their classmates. Our biology class proved to be a nightmare to many of the weaker sex, when under the direction of Mr. White, we made quick work of many pre- served specimens, from grasshoppers to frog. The Glory Halo goes to Edward Ortman, who proved to be the electric current under the spark, which set the Sophies off on a memorable school year. Look for big things in the future from the class of 1956!