Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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We look at books all day. What do you do? Looks complicated, and it is. HEART ASSUCIATIGN RESEARCH PROTECT During this school year eight gifted Pennridge science students, under the supervision of Mr. Kauffman, have been doing basic research in the field of electronic com- puters. The costly research was made possible through a financial grant by the Heart Association of Southeast- ern Pennsylvania. The primary purpose of the Heart Association grants is to provide motivation for science- prone students to go beyond the textbooks in their high school science courses into areas of basic research. LIBRARY ASSISTAN TS Library Assistants are a vital part of the high school library service. The library tasks assumed by the students have variety and challenge. Such traits as perseverance, loyalty, pride in workmanship, and responsibility are developed. Not only is there edu- cational value in this work, but vocational and social value as well. Here is an opportunity for the high school girl to discover whether she is interested in be- coming a librarian. if Let's keep these tiles in order, girls. What channel is this?

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Did Rembrandt start this way? So you see girls, this is used for more than fingernails PAINTING AND DRAWING The Painting and Drawing Club, under the guidance of Miss Applebach, meets every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. It is mainly for relaxation in painting and drawing. The students express themselves in their paintings. They work with tempera, water colors, pen and ink, and some oil paint. They do still life, iigure paintings, and snow scenes. This year the club went on a trip to see some famous art works. I TYPING CLUB Guess who forgot to release the shift key? Under the supervision of Mr. Dyer and Mr. Hales, members of the beginners and advanced typing clubs receive instruction and practice. Students not having a scheduled class are taught the fundamentals needed to make good typists. The advanced typing students who want extra practice and experience accomplish the work for which they had no time in their classes. Many students have found these clubs rewarding. Want to drag? 119

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