Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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:lying lllHll4'y lo pn! in lln-sv mill.-Is will ln- :I lillh- lHII'll1'l'. JZ ws, P 'fl . IWGRN nf'-N-g U . W 2 13 'ii' -- ll, nfl look so soln-r, lY:1ll.'l'l1:il's:i goocl joli, .nu 'u n ui-if ,E GIRLS' IND .Y T RIAL AR T S 'llhis your onv of thc- inuny nvw vlnlis ll0I'IllQ'1l was il vlnlm ll0I'lll0il cspvc-izilly for girls, lhv Girls' linlnslrizil Arls flnlm. This c'lnlm,w:1s forincel lo givv lhv girls :1 I'llillll'0 io work in tho shop. Mr. Singer :nnl Nlr. ixllI'll0ll0l' ll'2ll'll lhv girls how lo nsv thc nizu-hinvs and niukc-, :ls Mr. Singvr says, l'l'V0l'.X'llllllg from hirelhonsm-s lo yo- yo hnllons. During lhv your the girls workvll with woocl, nlvlul, :nnl lozitlu-r. Sonn- of lho lhings l,h0y niznlc wvrc bolts, ln-iivlivs, jvwclry, l'2lllllll'lS, :mil wullvls. - .kkN,..i . gy .VER VICE GRO P This is rvully :1 flo-il-yonrsc-ll' group in llCll0ll. The- lioys arm' from lhv i.vnl,li, vlcvcnth, :incl Lwm-ll'll1 grzulvs :ind ura- svlcclvxl from ilu- lIlflllSll'lill urls vlnssvs. Thvy :irc un assvl, for lhvy rm-pair :is wvll :is nmkc things for lhv svhool. They plll. lhvir tzilvnls lo good nsv in lln-ir own honws by hnilcling lhul, cxlrzi c-huir or voflvv table. 'l'hvy rc-cvivv inclivimluul inslrnc-lions on tho snfv opcrzilion of niau-liinvs. 'l'z1lr-nls znnl skills nlm-vm-lopccl in this club will nvvvr bv walslccl. s A Q I - Q 'S INDUSTRIAL AR T S This is grcnl for shining 4-lziss rings. Furl Sinilh :nnl l rc-xl Slozvr work :il the V in thi- shop.

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is one of l'ennridge's most. active and pro- 'iimgt . . . and this lever releases the balloons. llllrry up, the produetion's tonight! .STAGE CREW The stage at Pennridge always looks attractive for assemblies, plays, and other programs. The Stage Crew is responsible. It meets on Thursday during the seventh period in room 79440, under t.he direction of hlr. Diehl. The club is also aided by Bliss Applebach and her artists. The heavy scenery is built by the club too, but in the building part of it NIL Nlichener is quite a help. The club has thirty members and holds regular business meetings which are directed by its officers. The stage crew ductive clubs. STAGE SER VICE CLUB Under the supervision of the adviser, Mr. Pritchard, the members of the stage service club operate the lights and take care of the microphones for all programs which take place in school. The services of this club are as important as the work of the scenery men or the people present- ing the program. Members of this club give valuable service after school hours to outside enter- tainment such the hlinstrel show, PTA show, and elementary school programs. End of the act! lIouselights,vquick! Where do you want the rest of the house, Mr. Diehl

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Do you think purple bolts of lightning will clash with the orange sky? HOT ROD CLUB Last year a group of boys interested in cars organized a Hot Rod Club at Penn- ridge. This year Mr. Daniel is the faculty adviser for the Pennridge Pacers, as the members call themselves. There is a Freshmen and Advanced Hot Rod Club, and each meets once a Week. During the club period the boys hold discussions or see movies about cars. The charter mem- bers drew up a constitution, which the club follows. The main purpose of the Hot Rod Club is to maintain respect for hot rodders' by making a good example of themselves at school and in the commu- nity. A '+K-.. - ---ws. --t..t,,r N- fa'--w.:.:. , i v'If--sul L Vs., - Af i 152, DRA WHVG The Painting and Drawing Club meets PAINTING and Q irf'K f E 2 .I N Reserve three spaces in the National Art Gallery. This ought to be good. It's from a B-29. 148 J H- - as sz li every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday under the direction of Miss Applebach. The main purpose of this club is to help the students to become better acquainted with painting, drawing, and different forms of art. As a hobby, a leisure time activity, or as advanced work for the more talented student, the club offers additional help since all types of painting and drawing are required. Some of the year's work includes sketching, oil paint- ing, finger painting, and textile work. The year was highlighted by a trip to the Art Museum to see work by Picasso. ,..,.n-0 Is this how Henry Ford got his start?