Penns Valley High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Spring Mills, PA)

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7. 71.14. FIRST ROXW: Norma Musser. Carol Parrett, Patty Prreon, Sara Runkle. Joyce Miller, Patty Rettner, SEC- OND ROXW: janet Smith, Jeanne Ilgen, Peggy Hubler, Susan Hartle, Sonja Gilbert, Vixian johnson. Nancy Teal. Absent: Miss Geer. The highlight ot' the year for the liuture Teachers Club was its attending the Central District Conxention at Clearfield at which Diane Long was elected District Vice President. Report Card, U. A. was presented as an lfducation Wfeek Assembly by the club. Our liuture nurses are busily acquiring an insight into the nursing profession. They were privileged to hear Mrs. Mary lf. Collins and Mr. Merrill II. Alexander ol' Belletonte, who spoke on the Practical Nurses Training Program for the Centre County Hospital. The future nurses have visited several training schools. besides sending delegates to the Central Pennsylvania Teenage Library Association, the Library Cllub and Library Assistants prepared a school scrapbook, commencement book, Activities Bulletin Board, and bibliographies, They also held an assembly concerning the National Book Week. The most outstanding activity of the D-Ram-A Club was the presentation ot' Dramatic Tid- bits to the student body. During their club meetings they consider all of the aspects ot dra- matics and they also prepare skits and charades. ?. 7.14, FRONT ROXW: Diane Long Secretary, Mrs. Fetterolf, Larna Kay Durst-7-President, Joan Bower-AVice Presi dent. SISCOND ROXXU jerelene Benfer--Treasurer, Susan Coontz--Historian, Barbara Eungard-A-Reporter. 7l

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FIRST ROW: Connie Tingle, Leona Brungart fseatedj, Rosemary Zettle, Miss Bible, Carolyn Smith, Charlotte Wfinger, Shirley Bruss, Mary Ann Boob, Dorcas Fohringer, Absent: Donna Noll, Carol Rote. FIRST ROW: Mary Ann Boob, Robert Rossman, Betty Crater, Stephanie Treaster. SECOND ROW: Sandra Fohring- er, Rosemary Zettle, Janet Fisher, Mary Alice Bubb, Linda XX'eaver, Leona Brungart, Carolyn Smith, Bonnie NX'agner. THIRD ROXW: Dorcas Fohringer, Shirley Bruss, Charlene Rossman, Nedra Ripka, Margaret Knupp, Miss Bible, Darla Bowersox, Patty Weber, Lois INIusser, Mary Lohr, Charlotte Winger. FOURTH ROW: Ray Rossman, Allen Rearick, Mary Anna Bonchack, Judith Gentzel, Absent: Evonne Esterline. Paul Bartges, Jr. is Qu-if : SEATED ON FLOOR: Wanita Grove, Eileen Stitzer. SECOND ROW: Bari Frye, Judy Winn, Michael Meyer, Kay Bullock, Ruth Rudy, Terry Strassner, Lucille Gephart, Judith Nerhood, THIRD 'ROW: Sandra Winter, Mary Spayd, Norma Van Horn, Bonnie Reish, Priscilla McClenahan, Mrs. Bierly. Absent: Pauling Thompson, Mary Moss. 70

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cau2n7 'Hate FIRST ROW: Charles Valentine, Edwin Zimmerman, David Brown, Ronald Shaffer, Larry Swartz, Earl Valentine. SECOND ROW: Dale Bower, Dick Decker, Harold Albright, Donald Hosterman, Gerhard Royer, Bruce Emery, Richard Foltz. THIRD ROW: Mr. Pletcher, Stanley McClintic, Richard Sweetwood, Thomas Runkle, Ray Thomann, David Grazier, Albert Stull. Senebfz'7 ' fffztd gg FIRST ROXW: Robert Long, joseph Gentzel, William Johnson, Allen Packer, Dennis Zerby, Cloyd Kerstet- ter, james Dearing. SECOND ROW: Larry Dinges, William Stoner, Paul Marquardt, Clyde Long, Mike Dunklebarger, Leo Evans, Edward Brown, Mr. Schenck. Absent: Richard Shively. gen I . 1 FIRST ROW: Mary Moss, Nevin Zerby, Ray Ziegler, Allen Rearick. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Kline, Donna Gephart, jack Sharer, Samuel Ellenberger, Mr. Bartges. THIRD ROW: Dennis Garbrick, Henry Garbrick, Garth Homan, Rankin Confer, Anthony Leedy, Duane Ilgen. Absent: Donald Grazier, Paul Bartges, -Ir., Barry I-Iarbaugh, David Mann, Charles Valentine. 66:44 FIRST ROW: Robert Keen, Kenneth Albright, Wayne Faust, Robert Steiger. SECOND ROW: Mr. Pletcher, Anthony Leedy, John Shook, Kenneth Shafer, Rankin Confer, Mr. Stover. THIRD ROW: Earl White, Clyde Long, Forrest Snare, -Tack Sharer, Mervin Kline. 72 The high point of this season was a field trip to the Titan Metal Company in Bellefonte and the Piper Aircraft Cor- poration in Lock Haven. Each boy had an opportunity to work on the projects of his own choosing. Our projectionists have handled a tough assignment well in the showing of our educational films. Entering a postal rifle meet was a main point for this year's club. One hundred and fifty-two clubs took part. The club's score ranked about the middle.