Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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TEN OCLOCK ECHO AR Ihe LIHIOI lllv, or All School play 1 llled len ULlo1ls qCl1Ol1I' w1s pre sented by the lunlor Llzss If l,CI1I1I'ldgC H1 1 S hool on lrldly ind Slturdly evening, Much l ind 2 Ihe play w s dlrected by hlrs l 1 lnees Rule lt de llt wlth LOIl1pllC1flOI1S, lllllI'lOl1S sltuztlons, Ind tender moments crelted by the lntles of 1 twenty hve year old ex servlee m in pl Wed by Lim lr Hlger when he returns to hlgh school and lf tempts to wm b1Clxll1Sl'OI'INCI' sweethe zrt, te lcher How 1rd H lrpel md Sandra PFICC played the parts of Mr Phxlhpq, 1 sc1ence teacher, and Aunt Op ll Frlsbee, the gu zrdmn of the I lopper chlldren fhls exceptlonally hne comedy was enjoyed by all teen lgers md adults bI1l'Cl'If'1lDH1CI1f was provlded between 'lets by Marmnne Schiller, accordlonlst, ind Bob Rutherford, gultar player Seated Barbara Selwell Nelson Floyd Sandy Prlce Lamar Hager Bex erlv l 'lndes John Rufe Standing Crate Ruth Vlfglflli Spangler Fred Dllworth Pdglr Nloynr Pat Flagler Rose Gabel Clarence Hayes Svlvm Muller Mxlhe Mover Pam Pller Sharon HUHQlCkCF Howard Harpel I beg your pardon, that's my gxrll I 14 Cf J JJ ' ' I ' ' ' 1 -1 ' . 1 3 11' - v - i Y H '1 1 1 , 1: - 'gl 1 c 5 1 1 1 1 1 ' f, 1 1 . ' 1 ' llf ' m - 4'-1 - - A 1 ' 3 1 1' 3 1 J-Q N 1 , 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1' 6 1 1 - played by Barbara Seiwell, who is now Z1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 I J ' ' 1 1 Q 1 K L I .K L Q . - 1 ' . nl U v 9 A x ' ' 9 7 , 1' -F ' . ' :1 , V1 l 1 -' ,x, Y., Y ! ' I 1 L 'Y 1 4 7 . 3 11 ml' l

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W S ode' Q :Ye 860 6' Eve, 099 C509 ATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY The Pennridge Chapter of the National Honor Society, in its second year at Penn.- ridge, consists ofjuniors and Seniors who excel in scholarship, character, leadership and service. In the beginning of the year there were six charter members in the Society. At an impressive ceremony on January 21, seven more Seniors were in- ducted. In the Spring, on May 6, three duct Ib 'I 6 'iv dan 8 P66 'S ook Seniors and eight Juniors were admitted, Wd X bringing the total membership to 24. At DJ-61 goff we K both ceremonies the Induction Oath was 6 OW ed administered by Dr. Snyder, followed by an address to the new members by Mr. Rosenkrance. Membersliip in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student can obtain at Pennridge. i . -'61 S oo' O53 9,0 X 099 fail we W5 Our Elite l 6 sos Front row: C. Detweiler, N. Kerber, G. Lenart, T. Nogami. Serond row: N. Baldwin, R. I-Ierzer, Bishop, D. Brown, D. Crittenden, Third row: R. Heacock, R. Becker, M. Dassler, C. Bradbury, R. Strouse, S. Much. Fourlh row: H. Harpel, D. Shive, W. Moyer, j. Groff, D. Bossard, R. Kern. 116