Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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lwi'sY ANN Ymoizii lang Put c'omMi1:m'iAl. Blond hair and blue 1-yes . . . likes to danvc . . . fricndly . . . talkative. ql'lt'llK'l' Vluh 1' fhorus 2' D'uu'ing 3, Study C luh 3, TTI-Ill-Y 4. lt0lll'Ilt'I' ZAKUWIVZ Zak c'oi.l.mi: Tall and fri:-ndly . . . girls ni-vor hothvr him . . . ah . . . always knows his Ger- man? llaskotlmll lg llasrlmll 33 Sports Vluh I, HZ: Projc-1-tim: flnlr ISL llot. Rod f'lulJ 35 Varsity Vluli 1-3 Sr-iviir-v Vluh 4. 5: '31- MARIE LUISIC ZOELLIN Liz Co1,1,x-:rm Editor of Vvoekly News . . . known for her red hair . . . good things come in small pavkagcs . . . worry wort. Basketball 21 Softball Q1 Student Vouncil '23 Art Needlework Vlub 1, 3g Sricm-c flub 2: National Honor Society 43 fho- rus -1-g Library Assistant l, 23 Wevlrly News 3, 4-. WJ sw. JAMES ll. YODER .lim ui:Ni:ii.u, Knows every joke in the book . . . studied his Spanish. ? . iivvcr in a hurry . . . always lm-:ming against something. Basketball 1, 33 Ulass President '23 Vice President lg Science Club l, 25 Dancing Club 3: Typing Ulub -l-.

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LESLIE ANN WILSON Les COLLEGE One of our taller gals . . . nice personality . . . friendly . . . loads of fun when you get to know her. Basketball 3, 45 Tennis 35 Hockey Man- ager 3, 45 Library Club I5 Nature Club Q5 Art Needlework Club 35 Pennant 45 Li- brary Assistant 1, 2. NANCY WISMER Wizzy COLLEGE Pianist for the chorus . . . one-third of the trio . . . quiet but friendly . . . not in- terested in boys? Student Council 15 National Honor So- ciety 45 Drama Club Q5 Library Club 35 Bible Club 45 Chorus 1, Q, 3, 45 Sr. Trio 4. Xl JUDITH ANN WINTER Judy COLLEGE Fine so rano voiee . . . seen with Barb P and Pat . . . dresses neatly . . . usually makes the honor roll. Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Girls En- semble 35 Sr. Trio 45 Bucks Co. Chorus 1, 35 Pennant 45 Library Club 35 Handi- craft Club 2. 5 4 E ilirs DONALD DAVID WYLLIE f'Don,' AGRICULTURE Good athlete . . . somebody's dreamboat . . . friendly . . . real nice guy. Track I, 92, 85 Football Q, 8, 45 Sports Club 15 Gym Club Q5 Drama Club 35 F.F.A. 35 Rod and Gun Club 4.

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.. fm V,,,.f Mervin Bryan receiving diploma. Commencement and Baccalaureate On June 3, 1956, vesper services were conducted in the Pennridge High School Auditorium. Reverend Frederick Billmyer, pastor of St. 1'aul's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Sellersville, delivered the address. The following VVednesday, June 6, 1956, commencement services were held with 149 graduating seniors. Charles Hoeflich, president of the Pennridge School Authority, presented the principle address to the class. The student orations were presented by, Ronald Long, valedictorian, whose theme was, The Atomic Age-VVar or Peace. Pat Carpenter presented the oration, The Secrets for Successf, written by lilervin Bryan. The two students were the class salutatorians. Dr. Snyder presented awards to various students for outstanding ability, leader- ship, and achievement. The seniors then received their long awaited diplomas. To some of them, graduation meant a step into an unknown future, to others, it was merely another step toward a goal already set. The years of coaching and guidance were over, and the seniors were on their own at last. Ronald I ong dc livering oration. Mr. HoeHich delivering address to graduates. Pat Carpenter delivering oration. 69 A w