Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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n 1 t right one .YTAJWP CLUB 'lllf ll The Iennrldge Stlmp Club IS under the direction of Mr Helman St tmp col lectlng IS a very fascinating hobby In the Stamp Club Mr Helman explains the different stamps to the members The club subscribes to S ld-XMPS, a m ig xzine, and to LININS STAMP VS lLI1lxLY a newspaper, from which they get idditlon al information about stamps In return for the dues which a member pays, he FCCCIVCS twenty hve stamps weekly He can trade these stamps with other mem bers, or, he may keep them and add them to his collectlon Stamp collecting can be prohtable and beneficial to the student, as well as interesting BRIDGE CLUB One of the newest clubs at Pennrldge is the Bridge Club I1l'llS Club IS so popular that there are two groups One group meets on luesday and the other group meets on Thursday 'I he club is sponsored by Miss Stephens and 19 mainly set up for students who have no knowledge of bridge. The members are taught the fun- damentals of' the gameg and after they have mastered the fundamentals, they begin to play games with other members of the club. They all have much fun as they compete among themselves for the best won and lost column. 127 l ook out' She C ln stt your h md if-vs '-

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The Boys Varsxty Club advlsed by Mr Hollenbach IS U1 org 1I1l721tlOI1 of boys who have won 1 v'1rs1ty letter ln any sport The club whlch has members from grades nme, ten, eleven and twelve meets every Thursd ly durlng the seventh perlod The actlvxtles of the club are dl rected by Jerry Leatherman, presldent on Groff VICC presldent Barry Yoder secretary and Reginald ett, treasurer Durlng the school year 19561957 the boys co sponsored the Basketball m boree wlth the Glrls Vars1ty Club on March 9, and presented a mmstrel show, for the benefit of the Scholarshlp Loan Fund, on May 2 and 4 Fvery glrl who has earned a varslty letter or two junior varslty letters ln sport at Pennrldge 19 consldered 1 mem ber of the Girls Varsity Club Dependlng upon her school schedule she may be elther an active or mactlve member The Glrls Varslty Club holds one busl ness meetlng each week, after Wl'l1Cl1 the grrls play basketball badmlnton or plng pong Some ofthe thlngs the glrls dld thls year were to wrlte a handbook for mcom mg freshman gxrls, draw up a club char ter, and co sponsor the amboree w1th the Boys Varslty Club Miss Kramer 19 the club s adviser GIRLS VARSI T Y CL UB I2 fb' N . K . , 1 I ,z '. 1 5 ' , ll I L li f 5 f L s . I, , .I 9 D ' - . 5 5 ' J - - I - Y 1 . , . la ' H W f nny ,Q that? Y-Y, CL Big plans are brewing J . . 5 . S .X ' . t , . L . , . , . . . 1 N! J , W . be -sole, Si

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Beauty and the Beast Flrst you read from books then you rxde The new venture ln clubs thls year was the Boys Cookmg Club It was or gan17ed for the purpose Of.g1VlI1g the boys experlences ln the cuhnary arts 'I he club met fW1CC a week for the first semester Most of the tlme the boys spent learn mg the art of cookmg but they also learned the proper way to set a table and how to cook and serve nutrrtlous foods Under the guidance of Mxss Chalfont they planned early 1n the semester what they would make On the whole they proved to be good cooks for they turned out excellent cakes ples, and cookles The Rldxng Club has a membership of from 30 to 40 students MISS Glnder IS 1n charge of thls club Every Wednesday and Thursday after school the club goes rldlng at the Haycock Stables Here they are taught to plck a good horse and taught the proper way of rldlng The club has had several act1v1t1es fhlS year T hey have gone on moonhght rldes and hay rldes They have made plans to have a tra1l rlde whlch would be taken over a weekend The number of students part1c1 patlng and the number of actxvltles IH whlch the club has been engaged IS proof of thls new club s success Don t they look lush? L H BO Yr CO0KINc: CLUB