Pennsbury High School - Pennsman Yearbook (Fairless Hills, PA)

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President Eddie Kemble presides at a sophomore class meeting while M. Danko fsecretaryl takes minutes and R. Becker ttreasurerl sits by. Secondary Sketches I952, I953 A group of sophomores board Mr. Dougherty's bus. Can there be any doubt that it is 3:16 P. M.? The 9A section, housed in the Fallsinqton Building, trip downstairs for English class I with Mrs' Edwards in Room 15. Another group of '52 ers applaud vigorously at the close of an assembly program at which scientist Paul Sloane demonstrated many experiments with liquid air. Remember his swallowing the stuff? fw-Af--M----'rr ---e1 r ew'--nr ' n In .

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A group of juniors gaze up at the proverbial birdie on Yearbook Pic- ture Day. Another group of junior rooiers watch the Boys vs. Girls hockey game. Evidently something hilarious just ocurred. Right, Mabel? , Detailed Canvases of I Things the juniors will long remember: Receiving their dreamy rings Cclass rings, of coursel . . . putting some previously carefree people to work itheir class officers? . . . whirling underfthe bountiful cornucopia to the lilting strains of McKnight's orchestra . . . performing in Mr. Bachman's assembly program iso talented they Were, you know! . . . settling down to honest work Chad to give the teachers a break some of the timel . . . strutting the boards in -that magnifi- cent performance of The Bat icould it have been otherWise?l . . . preparing breakfast for the mighty seniors itoo bad the toast burned and the eggs became soqqYll . . . and finally strolling through the arbors of the Langhorne Country Club on Iune 2 fthe night of the Iunior Prom.l

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Primary Sketches I9 4, I955 Things other underclassmen won't forget: The uncertainty the sophomores felt about their new teachers . . . the speedy preparations for the Sophomore Hop, October 28 . . . dancing about the colorful Christmas tree at the Sopho- more Christmas Ball . . . the bristling speech of Mr. Ingraham at the Fresh- man Hobo Hop . . . the long-awaited superior feeling of being ninth grade upper-classmen at Yardley . . . the reins-holding of Mrs. Carfagno, Mr. Bachman, Mr. Hubbard, Mr. Baldwin, and Miss Vella . . . the leadership of Freshman Officers R. Bray fPresidentl, H. Briggs fVice-Presidentl, R. Guzikowski fSecretaryl, and I. Roberts fTreasurerl . . . the lonesomeness of grade 9A lhoused in the Fallsington buildingl for the rest of their classmates . . . the guidance program in the junior division . . . the eighth grade homeroom teachers . the invitations to Mr. lngraham's Sar- di's at Yardley and Mr. Greene's Work- shop at Fallsington Cotherwise known as brigs J . . . and finally that wide- eyed lost look of all seventh graders back in September. A . . . Classes 9B and 9Cy B . . . Classes 8A and 8D: C . . . Classes 8B and 8Cp D . . . Classes 7A and 7B fone-half sectionlp E , . . Classes 7C and 7B fone-half sectionl.