Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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WASHI GT ON . . interest. This busy day was concluded by a moonlight cruise V -we K, Y' Hint Ifnw: S. Sine, V. Nels:-luer, l', Derstine, R. Berger, M. Siget, l'. Landes, H. Harpel, W. Blllll1'1ll'l', WV. S4-hull, lt. Gross, lt. flerlmrdl, l . llilworth, G. Anders, B. llarndt, R. Gerhardt, A. Scherer, M, llenner, lf. Melzler. Sr:-onrl limp: A. Maxxson, S. Henderson, S. Krulle, E. hfelott, C. llrmllmury, l'. Vogel, S. Muelu, ll. Seiwell, ll. l euel1tnmyer,1i.'l'yson, S. llunsherger, J. Radzali, I S. Lewis, R. linlnel, l . Flzngler, ll. Turion, ll. VVorlnan, R. Raudenlmush, D. Stear, ll. Snyder, B lflexer, fi. l'lmer, A. Sf'llllHlt'Y', M. llraekinridge. Third How: M. llassler, P. lleliory, R. Huns- lzerger, S. Sollirlay, W. Weyler, J. Foslrenner, R. Rush, J. Myers, N. Kulp, J. Shuliek, G. Selmablc J. llinkle, M. llelriek, J. Sellwnrlz, J. Swnrlley, J. Benner, l.. Flflllllilll, C. Roth, N. Klementisz down the Potomac and a brief stop at an amusement park. On their final day in VVashingt0n, the Seniors visited the Smithsonian Institute, the Armed Forces Medical lyluseum, the Mellon Art Gallery, the Library of Congress, and the Supreme Court building. At last the Seniors headed home with suitcases filled with souvenirs, pockets filled with pic- tures, and heads filled with dreams. . . , .s,,g,g. S. Miller, S. Lewis, J. Brown, R. Horn, J. Mc-Gill, M. Sehailer. I 0urth How: R. Banes, D. Winter, R. Bergey, J. Mr-Clennan, K. Ries, T. Nogami, C. Cressman, G. ltloyer, B. Triol, K. Donahue, John Bryan Diehl, P. Kriebel, Mr. Rosenkranee, Miss Smith, Mr. Hartman, Miss Trauger, lNIr. Hollenbaeh, BI. Steskal, S. Shelly, R. Nyce, P. Fretz, M. Sehaller, A. Scott, M. Schoeh. Fzfth Row: G. Lapp, D. Shive, G. Shaffer, R. Souder, C. Saeco, T. Pade, R. Harlow, R. Shoudt, L. Fray, W. Moyer, W. Umstead, R. Gelnnnn, A. Sensinger, R. WYillia1ns, L. Hager, VV. Halmnerschmidt, R. Clemmer, L. Hackney, L. Moyer, B. Yoder, C. Godshall.

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Changing of the guard at Arlington .THREE W0 D RFUL DAYS uf ll? I li' is 5 X ' f gli. Early Thursday morning the Seniors were raring to go. After breakfast they toured the Bureau of Printing and En- graving, the FBI Building, the National Archives, the White House, and the National Cathedral. After a brief lunch thc next stop was the Jefferson lllemorial, then on to Blount Vernon, Arlington Cemetery, the Marines' hlemorial, and the Lincoln lllemorial. Throughout the day the group was accompanied by native guides who pointed out places of Ldi: George Washington slept here. Below lffl: Lead on, O Native guide! Below right: So-o-o-o sleepy Marines' Memorial A visit to '1lOIIl,S place v:fe . role-'eu iw' me ' ' if L - ws-'mfr nw- muslim Far righl: Some lovelies pose before the Supreme Court Building Right: A weary traveler' arrives honic safely. 1

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The Lineup The Grand Entrancen BACCALA UREA TE.. The Baccalaureate Service for the senior class was held on Sunday June 1, at 7 130 in the school auditorium. The service was conducted by Reverend William B. Anders of Souderton Calvary llfennonite Church. Reverend Anders presented the sermon. Gateway To Lifef, In his sermon he instructed the students not to forsake their ideals and faith in God for materialistic and worldly possessions. All who attended the service found it inspiring and enlightning. At 8:00 on VVednesday evening June 4, the dream of one hundred sixty-eight Seniors came true. Donned in caps and gowns they marched proudly to the strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu and commencement exercises were under way. After the invocation by Reverend Grove, student Lee assists Jake. 'Tm readyf' Dr. Snyder and Dr. Snavely lead the procession. orations were presented by Mary Dassler, salutatorian, and AWARDS Self-Sacrifice and Co-operation Gloria Derstine, Walter Benson Citizenship Carolyn Cressman, Donald Shive Community Service Ted Pade Social Studies Mary Dassler Mathmatics Bill Moyer Science Howard Harpel Science Suzanne Much, Howard Harpel, Lee Hoffmeister Foreign Language Gerry Moyer English Suzanne Much Literary Achievement Mary Dassler Typewriting Margie Hetrick Clerical Work Jean Kallensee Home Economics Nancy Meyers Industrial Arts Walton Scholl