Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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GARDEN OF DKEAJWS ,LS 2 fnfiwffe w '11 ,.. v ffjqis 1 15, X ,If W W F4 ,. A X1 P 4,4 K v 7 S X l X f 'X ,4,-77 1 Whale dancmg cheek to cheek It was punch really lt was' xx lv 23' 351 S I fl LHTH E29 gl JJ ln ff' Q in gf ITB 9 fi W1 The unlor Senlor Prom was held on Frlday Mav I7 m the hlgh school gymnaslum The Garden of Dreams was topped off by beautlful decormons carrylng out a Southern theme Mat Glllesple and hls orchestra supplied 1 background of excltlnv muslc The prom queen, Grace Ruth was a picture of lovelmess m her long whlte gown The fountaln wlth runnmg water and the swlng and trellls decked out ln Howers created an atmosphere of galety and youthfulness The members of the Class of 57 were very honored to be the guests at such a beautiful prom It was a nlght which w1ll always be remembered Queen Gracxe and her beau Dave J . - . . 4 y I 1 , . 1, ' 1 . 1 4 ' Y ,fx . ' . . X. 'N f 'Q V. ' ' 'Q . c . . , -', -U12 -F rf- I .ai , ' ' D ' -- ' ' U F, ev 1 Yi - 2 . -ff . 3 -- ycf 1 wifi? , ,Ah I Mgr, . . . . l . . .' HI. 'T X Q 5 L EAL . . Y . Q L?-f 'A 'K A SFAS, l A - t - K ala? T' Nm' E 'l T7 X 'V , U !,v1fllfll?f- ,I e - yi - , lf gg, f r '13FQ ' :af 1 Xu ' . ' f ff, 4. , .J LJ gs . . ' I 43-4 XF- , ,g?f z. I' W A 'ff , 1 ' '3 . ,ill , XJ feig- I by xr r r . 3,-M N QE ,K ll 1 Jgfa X H H W ej l e K pau r lfz X X lm ' ,Kr 'Wit' H a c iii? iii? fx , r .ppr , Q fuk 1 I ,J 1. wi L' ,L S: yllf ,Tix ' U f r . ef -f' ll tr ,fl l Q, S ,ag 49, Q ll Q Spf X Qhlrx I .. r ' ' rr lp' ' l3,'rf'r 1 I f T we ls T lg . Q, pf 'vi . Q eq I' .Q pri - f X cg X 'Wm 'E l 1, llllv, s ,fu 'FAU fl, , xl,' N - AQ . f ,ii , ' ll I it L 55 . HQ Hg A 9 r ' L .7 A rl, 1, s 1 All s,, , ,fb Q up ' X r . 'F' ., ' p V

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f111Z50f, Mr. Hollenlvachg Tzwzmrfr, Toshiko Nogamig Svrrelrzry, Karen Wolfingerg Vice President, Barry Yoderg l'rv.via'w1t, George Shaetfer. OR CLASS The .lunior Class was very busy this yearg they organized early under the leadership of the officers and advisers. The class worked hard to win second place in the Booster Drive. The winning of second place enabled them to sell chrysanthemums for Thanksgiving Day football game, and to sell pennants at school and at basketball games. The class also won second prize in the Magazine Drive. The juniors had patiently waited for the class rings, which finally arrived in November. The Juniors who received rings were proud of them. Socially, the class sponsored the dance of the year, Moments to Remember, which was held on Novem- ber 24. They also presented the junior play entitled, Ten O'Cf0ck Sclzolarn on March 1 and 2. The Junior Prom was held on May 17. The theme of the prom was a Southern one. As a whole, the Juniors had a successful year and are eagerly awaiting next year when they become Seniors. f e. .v ,-.1 .-ga