Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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Doe Sl1oudtie Sanderson and Nurse Gerry Kelley Give me the nearest tranquilizerf' 'Tm as sane as the rest of you. CAS T Myrtle Mae Simmons Veta Louise Simmons Elwood P. Doud Miss Johnson Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Ruth Kelly R.N. Duane VVilson Lyman Sanderson, M.D. VVilliam R. Chumley, lNI.D. Betty Chumley Judge Omar Gaffney E. J. Lofgren Carolyn Much Sharon Hunsieker Robert Berger Jeanne Horn Virginia Spangler Geraldine lwoyer Glenn Anders Robert Shoudt Paul Landes Sylvia Solliday Howard Harpel Fred Patton

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Seated C Much HARVEY, S. Hunsieker, R. Berger, B. Shoudt. Standing: J. Horn, P. Landes, V. Spangler, G. Anders, F Patton S Solliday, H. Harpel, G. Moyer. 'HAR VE YD' The Junior class presented the all-school play on March 13 and 15. It was a three act comedy entitled Harvey. Mr. Wack directed the play. The plot evolves around Elwood P. Dowd and his pal Harvey. Harvey is not visible to ordinary people, but Elwood sees him as a six foot one and a half inch white rabbit. Elwood buys tickets to shows, magazine subscriptions, and he even opens doors for Harvey. Finally he embarrassed his sister once too often. She decides to put him away, and takes him to Chumleyls Rest Home. Through a misunderstanding, the Home commits Mrs. Simmons instead of Elwood. Matters finally straighten out, and they admitted Elwood into the Home. Dr. Chumley perfects a new medicine which when injected will cure Elwood of seeing Harvey. Veta persuades Elwood to take the medicine, but the timely appearance of a cab driver changes her mind. She de- cides that she would rather keep Elwood as he is-with Harvey, than to have him change into a grouch.', Holes, holes! Where did they come from? Anybody see a white wabbit?

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NATIONAL HO OR OCIET Y Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service, are the qualities a student must attain to be eligible for the National Honor Society. Each year ten per cent of the Senior class and five per cent of the Junior class may be inducted. However, the final decision as to who will be in- ducted is left up to the teachers and a special faculty committee. This year the National Honor Society was very active and worked on projects for the recognition of honor students. The National Honor Society presented two teas for students on the honor roll. The first one, held in November, was for the Juniors and Seniors. The second one, held in March, was for the Freshman and Sophomores. With the cooperation of the Perkasie Womenis club, the National Honor Society also had a plaque made for the recognition of students on the honor roll. First Row: Kristen Ries, Ruth Strouse, Carol Bradbury, Suzanne Much, Sally Lewis, Marjorie Hetrick, Mary Dassler. Second Row: Pat Vogel, Donna Feuchtmayer, Bill Moyer, Don Shive, Mr. Detwiler, Gordon Lapp, Howard Harpel, Nancy Meyers, Toshiko Nogami. Socializing at the Honor Society tea. Faculty committee: Mr. Hartman, Mrs. Nichols, Mr. Rosenkrance, Members inducted in May. Ray Moyer, Dennis Steinly, James I 5 Moyer, Steve Myers, Joan Benner, Carolyn Cressman, Barbara Clink, q ,,,,,, 5. A A M Bertina Detweiler, Doris Lewis, Barbara Geiger, Dolores Hollenbach, Wigwam T WCW D Carolyn Daniels and Jean Moyer. Miss Smith, Mr. Detwiler. 136