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

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The rules are laid down by the E H I B I T J U DG E Iunior members of the Student Council include: lSectedl G. War- burton, I. Parr, R. Brunner, B. Bachmcm, R. Curley, T. Maybury, A. Woodhouse, R. DeCou, M. A. Neeld, R. Meyers, G. Ramsey, and I. Crosby. Inset: Robert Williams, President. T His YEAR the student cstmcu was able to get off to a flying start because elections had been held at the end of the 1949 school year. Those elected to lead the Council were Robert Williams, President: Elwood Fritz, Vice-Presi- dent: Lucy Ragolia, Secretary, and Samuel Di- Natale, Treasurer. At the beginning of this school year nine homeroom representatives w e r e chosen and the Council convened with its ad- visor, Miss Mary Dwyer, early in September. The Council sponsored the first dance of the year on Friday, September 18, and then took up the direction ot the Saturday Night Canteen that was organized last year. ln the meantime, such activities as the Curtis Magazine Campaign and the sale of book covers helped to raise some necessary money. ln addition, to retain a record of various activities in picture form, the Council purchased for the Penn-Foto Club a professional flash camera. These tasks completed, plans were then made for an Alma Mater contest, provision of noon- hour activities, and lengthening of the lunch period. Student Council representatives take time out to gather around President R. Williams and Sponsor M. Dwyer in the Directors' Room in the new Home Economics cottage. Seated: E. Fritz tvice-presidentl. R. Williams, L. Ragolia lsecretaryl, Miss Dwyer. Standing: A. Szolack, I. Clarey, B. Woods, L. Argenti, D. Patterson, I. Mazzocchi, A. Grimes, S. DiNatale, and S. Taylor.

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STUDIOS

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Impressions of i949-50 are set forth by the PAI TBRLI H WIELDERS HAVE You EVER worked durtnq U christmas vacatlon over a yearbook dummy 1n an art ed1tors attlc all the t1me s1pp1nq qmqer ale cookles and potato ch1ps'P After worlang for f1ve months to bulld a theme around Pennsbury Manor after whtch the school was named Rhae Anne W1ese Mary Crosby Thom Carroll and Marge Seymour slmply tossed all such labor as1de fposstble the Greenw1ch Vtllage atmos pherel and dec1ded that non oblectrve art would lend 1tself much more to the srmply marvelous book that the staff had been promlsmq everyone Then followed exc1t1nq hours of drawmq new sketches new make ups wr1t1nq copy labelmq ptctures and what have you all work accom pl1shed at top speed for the deadl1ne was only a month away lust as feverlshly under Corneha Watts effr crent buslness manager, worked the busmess staff Oh ves one remembers the speclal meet mg called on lanuary 18 to 1nJect some pep rnto the ad and subscrtptron camparqns but one also remembers the number of sales wh1ch followed Truly lndustry knew no end February 1 Deadlme Day came and as knees buckled heads popped and tempers qrew short we breathed one request May the readers not be too cr1t1ca1l Busmess staff pose at the well of Pennsbury Manor when they took a well deserved outmq Seated by the bucket D Bowman Surrounding her D Lexqh E McCabe M Mlsawlc C Watts fbuslness manaqerl G Pursell S Drews H Carver Mrss P Ronkm tbusmess sponsorl D Dean and S D1Natale Top Ed1tormCh1ef Rhae Ann Wxese confers wtth Art Edxtor Mary Crosby over change of theme Edztonal staff gathers around to look at photographs wh ch Just came an from Zamsky Studtos Row 1 B Prevost R Wllllams fpartrally hxdden photography edttorl R A Wxese fedrtorm chlefl M Crosby tart edrtorl and L Wreqand tclass edrtorl Row 2 B Hull N Everrst E M Patterson M Seymour G Wrllard I Metrger K Balser M Stackhouse T Carroll and A Lombardl Drscussxng wrth Mr E Ursprunq of Campus Pubhshmq Company the problem of make up for thxs years book are fseatedl M Crosby R A Wxese and fstondinql E McCabe T Carroll C Watts