Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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Steady! Hold it down while I make the incision. PROjECTlON CLUB This club, under the supervision of Mr. Pritchard, was started to show boys the use and care of projectors, tape re- corders, and record players. The boys learn to repair the projectors, to splice lilms, and to clean the machines. A few select boys operate the lights and micro- phones in the auditorium for assemblies and special programs. By these services this club is a great help to Pennridge. Pl-IOTCDGRAPHY CLUB Mr. Singer and his shutterbugs meet every Monday afternoon. They take pictures for the Pennant stall and the Ridgetre staff. During football season they take movies of the games. Some newspapers use their pictures. The boys learn darkroom procedures and picture developing. One project they had this year was taking a movie on Foundry Practice and Procedure. The Photography Club is a great help to the school. X A I ' A at -',j,,,,, Quill .W ffzfi , 1 ,QR H ' ' Who turned the light on? Now, if we just had a screen. 117

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Are you sure we will appreciate this? MUSIC APPRECIATICDN This club, under the direction of Miss MeHale, meets during the last period every Thursday. The main objective of this club is to develop within the student an appreciation of classical music. Dur- ing the club period the participants lis- ten to classical records and give their opinions if there is sufficient time. While the music is being played, the students are free to read or study. There is a good selection of books this month. LITERATURE CLUB The Literature Club is under the supervision of Miss Mel-Iale. The club's purpose is to provide a pleasure reading period for students who enjoy read- ing. The students can go to the library and read by themselves, or they can stay with the supervisor and read in a group. The students may choose and read the books they want to. I like this kind of music. Sounds interesting.

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GIRLS, SEWING CLUB With the assistance of Miss Chalfant, the members of the Sewing Club make clothing for themselves and design stuffed animals from odd scraps of material. During the club periods, the girls have access to the school facilities in the Home Economics Department. The members also made costumes for the school oper- Sita. 4'Friends, Romans, and Countrymen ART NEEDLEWORK CLUB Oh cut it out. It tickles. There is a first time for everything. ners' Needlework and the Advanced Needlework Clubs. The Beginners meet on Tuesdayg the Advanced club, on Monday. These girls are learning new skills, and im- proving old skills. This year the beginning class knitted an afgan which will be given to the school for use in the Nurse's suite. She sewed her fingers together again. 118