Pennridge High School - Pennant Yearbook (Perkasie, PA)

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SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Fxrst Rovw Sharon Hebhardt Shlrley Stayton Gall TICG, Barbara Fretz Jul1a Myers Second Row Thomas Moore Wayne Clymer Preston Barndt space 'Students shall not form groups on the dance floor as th1S takes up dancxng SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Flrst ROW Kathy Mltman, Lorie Schenck, Donna Gross, Ruth Bryan Marlene Kramer Second Row John Gutekunst Roger Berger Charles Zuschmtt Student Councll should really have a ' Report Fxrebugs Campaign Yu 'q,.An'l .0 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Flrst Row Clalr Groeber, Sandy Vkolowmk Carol Schock Pat Bacorn Paulme Schullck Second Row Jerry Clemmer Erlc Long Brxan Mlhm FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES Vkilllam Reese Pat Trauger Sandy Beard Janet Lauchnor John Gwlllxam Second Row Barrv Schaffer Leslle Kappel James Moyer Jerry Costello 129 1' r QM! 'I .fs I li I .9 .R 1 D 0 W? J A . , , L' ,W , . ' 2 ,

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128 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Betty Mood Correspondmg Secretary Gerald Gross V1ce Presldent Denms Robison Presldent Esther Strehle Recordmg Secretary Dav1d Clymer Treasurer tuflent Council You can only govern men by servmg them The rule IS vuthout exceptwn Vxctor Cousm Paul Revere wlll never gallop down the halls of Pennmdge H1gh students never eat 1n the halls Pennrldge stu dents are a carefree sockhoppmg group of people VKhy'? Student Counc1l natu rally Students enjoy the prlvxlege of bemg well represented well governed and well well kept qulte happy by the sock hops canteen student teacher day and other councll sponsored student 3Ct1V1t18S Everyone knows about the U 'NI V Student Counc1l comes a close second 1n 1nternat1onal relatlons We have close tmes wxth a second grade Itallan student whom we support Student COUHCII has those 1ngred1ents necessary for success Student Counc1l has been successful

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Pennriclge High School Band The Pennridge Band, under the direction of Mr. Chet Acaley, is the largest organization in the school. The Band is composed of 87 students who play instruments, 10 majorettes, and 5 color guard members. The Band is an all-year organi- zation. It meets three times a week during the school term, and the members also attend summer practices and sectional lessons. Band members who desire further participation may become members of the Bux-Mont Band, District Band, or State Band. The Band is definitely one of the Color 'Guard most active organizations in the school. The Ram Band has three major functions. It represents Pennridge at half-time during the football games. A new show is performed at each game, The Band then practices all winter to present a Spring Concert, The Band also re- presents the Pennridge area in local, state, and national parades. This year the Band had the honor of marching in the International Lions Parade in New York City and in the Miss America Pageant Parade in Atlantic City. 130 Our Football Queen Majorettes of -Q ' f . 2 a - 1, Q K' v Q 1' VA Nj V X - ' 'E 'cv g . N ' 3 4 K 'ji 'V ' 'B 'V it if -2' , K , P 'rr 'M I A ay , 2 gn . 4' w pr N , 4 il r , V O