Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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We SENIORS-Shirley Lewis, Carolyn Cressman, Pat Vogel, Glenn Sacco, Donna Feucht- mayer. OFFICERS-Mr. Detweiler, Adviscrg Joan Swartley, Corresponding Secretrzryg Eric Lewis, Prcsidentg Barry Yoder, Vice-presidenfg Volker Netscher, Treasurer, Karen Wolfinger, Recording Secretary. STUDE T COUNCIL JUNIORS-Sitting: Bev Landes, Kenneth Bupp, Barry Dio er, Louise Detweil r Standing: Denny Steinly, Joan Pritchard, Dave Hoagey. y G - Thirty representatives and five officers make up the 1957-1958 Council. Before this year, because of seventh period con- , flicts, some students could not become Rf, council members. However, with meet- ings on a rotating basis, everyone had the if chance to become a council member. T, lilembers may serve on various com- mittees. One of the four standing com- mittees is the Dance Committee. It -'V sponsors sock hops and victory dances. The VVelfare Committee takes donations for all charities which request help. The Canteen Committee takes care of our school store. The Calendar Committee checks the dates of class and social activi- ties to make sure they do not conflict with other scheduled dates. President Eric Lewis addressing the Every year the Students have the pl-iv- student body. Q. rar: ilege of choosing new representatives to Council.

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fu.I-.f.RTgQ, ' - A ess, '27 A -,N l ,A 2 4 E jg. ' I -' A 5 V , I ltlrs. Nichols confers with the editors, Pat Vogel, seated, and Betty Nelf, standing. VVho, what, how, when, where, why! WEEKLY NEWS 126 1 l as Wi Reporters: N. llamrnerselimidt, ll. Boss n lVant to know what's going on in school? Wiant to know when the next dance is? Vtlho is on the honor roll? WYhat's going on in classrooms? Just turn to the School News Column in the lYe'ws-Her- ald each week. The purpose of the NVQ-ekly News is to keep the students and parents informed about all the school events. It previews and reviews everything from pep rallies, assemblies, dances, and plays to shop and agriculture programs, class meetings, and class trips. The Vtleekly News staff is comprised of about Q0 students chosen from the four classes. Each reporter is given an assign- ment to investigate and write about every week. After this, the Editors rewrite the articles and give thein to Mrs. Nichols, who does more rewriting. Next, the arti- cles are put in order and given to the typists. Finally, Mrs. Nichols and her Editors proofread the final draft and send it to the News-Herald otliee.