Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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TYPI G CLUB The typing club is so popular that two groups have been formed. They meet every Tuesday and Thursday with their advisers, Mr. Hales and Mrs. Nichols. The students in the typing clubs are not given any definite assignments. They are free to type anything they wish. The fue- ulty fidvlsers do not te ich beginners in Do you all have passes? Speed 0 0 0 1 N-...H this period they only 11d ind lnstruct those who 1lre ldy know how to type T he students of the club gain much enioy ment from h 1VlI1g this period to ty pe If they wish to, they ire able to get much work done lhe mlchme 'nge 1 IQ lhe Libriry Club is composed of 1 group of students interested in bro iden 1ng their knowledge Ihc members ol the club re 1d 1nd discuss the m lteri il which they h ive reid, see movies concerning llterlture, 'ind 1ss1st their tdvlser, Miss Moyer, with her work is l1br 1r11n 'I his yelr the officers 1re Shirley Lewis, president, oyte qhulick, vice president, Nincy Hunmersthmldt, sccrctlry, ind unes qchr uk, trc lsurer l hey help pl in future progr uns for the club M mv of the members work is libr irv ftsslstlnts during their study h ills, thus xncreflsing their knowledge 'rbout books 1nd about the ficlhties 1n the library LIBRAR Y CL UB 1 .' .' 1 - g g 2 z . 1 ,N L 1 ' s - ' V L , , - ' Q 2 ' . X ' 91 1 , X .. x , . 'A . , , . . . - 1 . . 1 . . . , , . . . . . - ff 2 ll . . , . . ' , Y s . t 5 3 z - . Q , 1 z . 1 1 ' Qi-.Sli QS, W. I 1 f ' X Z L 4 ff .' Z' .' t 'f ' ' 1 .' 2 I . , . . . . 1 e l L S s 4 7 . , , . . . , . , . , . t 1 . . t . , 1 , , . . . . ,, . , . - . . . . . . . I Q ' ' . ' I .' ' 2 .' 1 g 1 . S S 2 . ' .' 2 C C 1 - L -T, 2 2 . ' .

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Jw? T MEM WSW- VME. nts Sllence please' HN' 'lhcy can plow, too FUTURE FARJWERS O AJWERICA 'I he 1ennr1dge ch lpter of the n ltlonal F F A OI'g'1Hll'1l'l0Il IS composed en tlrely of boys fllxlllg the agrxcultural course I he boys undertools and achleved success ln many projects The clubls edu c.1t1onal wlndow d1splay won three hrst pr17es ln countv t.urs and recelved rec ognltlon as the best electrlcal dlsplay at the Pennsylvanla State Farm Show The group corn project .md cooperatlve seed purchasmg program also were very suc cessful The members ofthe club entered many contests and dld well ln tractor drlvmg, judglng, and cooperative par tlclpatxon events '11l16PCl1I'1I'1dgC F F A. basketball team ended the season ln sec ond place IH the Bux Le Mont League lhe H1 H 1s 1 new club thls ye tr The club meets llst perlod every lhursdty wxth 1ts advlser, Mr W ftcls It IS asso cmted with the qOLlfl'lClSfCl'l1 DlStFlCt T M C A lhe purpose of the club 1s to create, mfuntaun, and extend throughout the home, school, ind communlty, hlgh standards of Cl1I'l9fI'1H ch trlcter The club bases Its 1ct1v1t1es on student needs and on student Interests lhls year the H1 Y club went through 1 serles of d1s CUQQIODS about teenage llfe Ihere were seven dxlferent dlscusslon perlods Some of these dlscusslons concerned the mat ters of choosmg frlends, havlng respect for elders, the evlls of hquor, 1nd mam talnmg a good reputatlon HIY See, we can be senous' 1 I8 Pay up, boys H 7 4 . , a . J in ' ' - ' 2 ' I . V 9' ' ' 5,33 Wk KD . , , X K . . - ,X . 1 . Z i Y , J NW, W 'MMM' ef, K , . gt T' Q? - ' ' , I 1 Y ' , , W'-of ge, , Kg t c . . 4 . . t . - l 'Y A rr i L K 1 e - - MMM , 5 ' ,, meat- . . , , , . 5 2 - Q a 4 sd .N , -. Q - a ,L , ' c 1. n , 4 Q 1 . . , .. ' ' . 2 .f,f,,,.k , , R A A ' ' I M t . 1 4 s . . , , . l L s si: s 1- - 1 .' .' f- - - f . ,.,.. 'Z of . Q 2 1 - y V ' 1 4 . 4, 4 ' J ' , . ' C 6 - n a L 'fl .T - ' .' 1 ' 4 f 1 .

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w ,t L..,p-bf The Hunting and Fishing Club of Pennridge High School, under the leader- ship of Mr. Kern, consists of boys inter- ested in learning more about these two sports and more about the outdoors in general. They are taught: how to iden- tify firearms, the proper use and care of Firearms, and archery, and fishing tech- niques. They also learn about game laws, conservation of our fields, forests and waters, and their inhabitants-the. fish and game. They have had guest speakers and many films. They sponsored an assembly program to inform the entire student body about the care and use of 'll' .VE .. fi . Reel in ri big one! A- CL Robin Hood and his Merry Men The Audubon Club is composed of stu- dents who like nature and who are eager to learn more of the mysterious world in which we live. Bird study, animal behavior, plant ap- preciation, and conservation are stressed. The club is aH:iliated with the Natiqnal Audubon Society, and received literature and information periodically. Miss Alma Campbell, the adviser, takes the club on nature hikes when the weather permits. The club aims to help preserve wild life and Works to assure that no living species shall be lost. AUDUBON , CLUB fi 19.0 is