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

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HOMEROOM 7-2 is saluting the flag during daily opening exercises, which occurred for them this year at 1:10 P.M. because of double sessions. Y Q .7t's Sasy to l3cmembrr . If one will pause to meditate during a busy day in school, it will become amazingly apparent to him in how many respects the different phases of school life could with the aid of a bountiful imagination be set to music. The tenor of some classes, of some activities, could lend themselves very readily to the jubilant strains of a triumphal marchg that of others, to the sombre chords of a Russian dirge. Without exception in the course of a year in all areas will be struck, of course, some sour notes, for to some pupils the concise laws of the sciences and the appreciative vision required by the arts only become cacophanous. For the majority of students, however, high school will end with a thunderous finale similar to that in which an orchestra breaks after a turbulent overture. May the cascade of rolling notes, dynamic, ever changing, driving relentlessly onward over every obstacle to form a great Q , musical compositibn interpret Pennsbury as one of the finest schools extant - a monu- ment to man's efforts for a better world, if not in this generation, in the generations to come! ' w Q ff -' 7 K i XQ 'W 4- +1 XF1 x i -5.1.11 ,I y xi-lx-iL7 Ll' X 'V n if ff ii it M 'Yay 60l1f6'l1f.S' el--14, I r ADMINISTRATIQN h . . . I FACULTY , . ' page 6 I? I SENIORS . . 1 .Page 3 Y f ' - - . 'I -Pas II M UNDERCLASSMEN 8 A r 'I ' ' ' ' , W ACT1v1r1E5 p Page 23 3. :I i ' ' - . . I' - . . .page Al ,Mi SPORTS N VA l Vg 4 Rage 51 gif ' w g i X Z., iss. .ff 'KX , x ' --X g r J X ,Jil -R 1 'lf' .- QQ iff Wifi' n' fi! ,- fix ' . . ' x . ' ' l is Y ' -V 4 ,,Q6?TiQiR 'Ql 1' .,4 W4 , -. .,..,mjf?fi -fer-3fff54d,X4X A A - 1 .'-- 4. .1 4 1 - f 4- ,----.r.. .. ...... .. Lm 53 WY 4, ,, fr, VII? -x-317, w, -L ' 4 - , E 'I :li X mi 7-f W? i . .15. 5 ' q g , - . Y --.NSN--N 1-ha' - --nw A Nk '- xxx V.

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ASSISTANT SUPERIN TEN DEN TS William In. graham and Robert Hubbard, who are in charge of all business details, plan additional bus routes to take care of the students moving into the Levittown and Fairless Hills sections. A good school begins with its faculty. Again Pennsbury proves the rule. The staff at Pennsbury is competent and quali- fied for the many tasks that confront them. These men and women have proven their assets over and over again. We at Pennsbury are fortunate to have their guidance, for, besides their ability to teach, they have other helpful qualities. They have human under- .. . . . . f standing a spirit of friendliness, an appreciation o l the opportunities of the present and of the future, and an eagerness to imp we can go forward. Because of the increasing rate with which stu- dents are coming into the high school fin September - ' h d ' ed to the enrollment was 750, in March it ai lump had to take place in the staff. art these things to us so that 9935, changes have F' teachers had to be added. Two others had to ive be shifted to other responsibilities, the fulfillment of which demanded additional personnel. In addition, bl ' ns had following the Christmas holidays dou e sessio to be instituted for grades 7 and 8. Without excep- ' h ' all administrators and instructors have met t e tion, . challenge so that a full school program is progressing smoothly and any inconvenience resulting from half- h f lt hedules has been a problem for t e acu y day sc rather than for the student body. attention to a proble impartial handling. CHECKING OVER schedules and attendance lists are Assistant Principals Joseph W. Rohrbaugh and Stanley Bcuchler. 2 n . PENNSBURY'S PRINCIPAL Richard Currier strikes a familiar pose as he gives unhurried m that will receive his famed hai SCHOOI . . . S . 4 4 'I . 1 .. . X A Ar WEN 7 . . . , ' -1 v Q22-gt' Q, ,V MEMBERS OF the Parent-Teachers Association Executive Committee are shown discussing plans for raising additional scholarship funds. Left to right, they include Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bledsoe, Mrs. Kafes, Mrs. Wright, Mr. W. Ringler, Mr. C. Clark, and Mr. H. Ellis.