Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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will 13 iii ll 55 h 'ws '51 F plaster you put on the walls. All freshmen reeene '1 basic course in art. 11Q ART The art department is the place where one may find a future Saint-Gauclens, lwichelangelo, or Picasso. The student at Pennridge is fortunate in having a well equipped art room and a talented teacher. Art is a required subject for all fresh- men. Upperelassmen who are interested may elect arts and crafts or drawing and painting. The art club provides an outlet for artistic expression for students who are unable to fit an art class into their sched- ule. Every year there are several chances for the students to exhibit their master- pieces. Everything from ceramics to house plans, from painting to mobiles can be found in these exhibitions. S.. ,mmf

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HOME ECUNOMICJ' llliss Chalfant plans this course to help girls develop a fundamental knowledge in homemaking. This course helps stu- dents to acquire skills and self-confidence. Here they are taught to plan, prepare, and serve a meal as they would do in their own homes. In this class girls are also taught to sew. From a huge piece of material, thread, and pins, the girls make their creations. During the senior year the units studied are family relations, child care, food, clothing, and housing. Come on, let's make u gf,-M V . audi an ll'-'V' gm ,pf l l l 1 Diane DeTurk works on her jumper 1,.:,,,,.,,,,, i X Hasten Jason, bring the basin, Oops, slop! Bring the mop! 114 Comparing German and American kitchens