Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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Almost finished! Editor in Chief: Carolyn Daniels Assistant Editor: Barbara Geiger Senior Editor: Shirley Zeigler Recorder: Ginny Laros Caption Editor: Sharon Hunsicker Picture Editor: Glen Rosenberger Proofreader: Dolly Hollenbach Senior Reporters: Barbara Embraz Diane Brucker Judy Menzak Typists: Mary Myers Barbara Bibic Junior Editor: Roberta Bossard Faculty Adviser: Mrs. Nichols Junior Reporters: Bette Hartl Bunny Mihm Nancy Hammerschmidt Bea Daniels Kathy Harner Shirley Staton Doris Moyer Margaret Webb Ellie Weidemoyer Sophomore Reporters: Linda Alderfer Eileen Barth June Bordner Freshmen Reporters: Peggy Shive Dale Zaracki WEEKLY NEWS STAEE The Weekly News Staff is responsible for keeping our students and residents of the community informed of the hap- penings in our high school. Each week each of the Weekly News reporters is given an assignment to write about such things as: class plays, assembly pro- grams, classroom activities, trips, and dances. After proofreading and rewrit- ing by the editors and Mrs. Nichols, these articles are ready for printing in the News-Herald. Faster, faster. . .! Are you sure that you have the right assignment? 131

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fm AI. ,GQ-4 Those cookies look good. Sitting: B. Detwciler, C. Daniels, R. Moyer, J. Moyer, B. Geiger, J. Pritchard Smndi1fzg.' J. Moyer, D. Hollenbach, C. Much, D. Steinly, B. Klinck, S Hun Will the secretary please read the minutes? NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY In order to become a member of the National Honor Society a student must display qualities of character, service, scholarship, and leadership. The total membership of the Society consists of a maximum of ten per cent of the Senior Class and live per cent of the Junior Class. Members are inducted in an im- pressive ceremony, one held in the Win- ter and one held in the spring. To become a member of the National Honor Society is one of the highest hon- ors a person can receive in high school. The tea. OFFICERS-C. Daniels, Secretaryg R. Moyer, Vice-President J. Moyer, Presidentg Mr. Detwiler, Adviser. 130

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gaming, I'll take it! STUDENT COUNCIL The students of Pcnnridge are repre- sented by our student council. Council is composed of representatives elected by each homeroom and of five officers elected in a general election held in May. Under thc leadership of our Presi- deng Bamy Prke,and our advhen hdn lDenvHer, councd earned through rnany worthwhile projects. Several of the proj- ects werc: the club assistance program, the contribution to the scholarship loan fund, the visitations to observe other schools and councils, the 5'Team Dancef, and the awarding of graduation prizes. The council of 1958-59 is to be congrat- ulated on their fine work. Oh, no! More money! President, Barry Price. Dennie Steinly, Vice-President , ,fi V 4. . .. ! ,... -.... 9- 152 4 I .-i . 3 X 2 . J lf? S . I ' ' .1 , an yy Victory means a sock hop. 132 --f.