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

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New cams the If J! l lluiuished Symphony . . . Dances, plays, elections, Sports Nite, breakfasts and trips - you name it -- kept all class executive committees cutting a rug as they carried their re- sponsibilities to a conclusion. Whether jitterbugging or waltzing, momba-ing or fox-trotting, all comers had a good time at the Harvest Hop fseventh grade as hostj , the Turnabout fthe Pennsman staffj, the Snow Hop Qeleventh gradej, the Valentine Dance fseventh gradej, Holi- day in Heaven 1 twelfth gradej and the Junior Promenade Qeleventh gradej. , For those who liked to trot the boards there were Danger-Girls Working, staged by the Senior class, and The Late Christopher Bean, staged by the Junior class. The mock presidential election and Sports Nite' were two events conducted by and for all classes. Need it be said that, in the former, there was a Re- publican landslide! in the latter, an overwhelming Orange victory-whoops, Black-gosh, can't remem- ber which-Qactually, we don't know, for the Penns- man goes to press before the event is even scheduledj. Completing the year's activities were the much dreamed of senior trip to Washington, D. C., pre- ceded by the traditional breakfast, served by the juniors. For fun, fellowship-headaches, too--Pennsbury had them in 1953. M. CAFFEY entertains a group of his classmates as he gives one of those required talks in Grade I 1 English. LISTENING TO M. Pisauro, secretary of the Class of '54, are other junior officers- M. J. Stryker treasurer, D. Stetter fpresi- dentj, and V. Garnier fvice-presidentl. MR. SHERMAIWS Spanish I class imbibes some Spanish culture the easy way-by recording instead of from as textbook.

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WALTER LOUIS YOUNG 126 Andover Road, I-'airless Hills, Pennsylvania walt Souib Vocational Higb Srbool. Pittsburgh, Pc'nnsyIva1zia: Senior Play, Technicians' Club, 12. Ambifion-Civil Engineer. IVA LOU ECKELMAN 112 Fairfax Road, Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania Qllvan EIIIPVSOII High School, Gary, lmliana: Girls' Athletic Association Q9, 105, Yearbook Staff, 95 Senior Ball Committee, 10. Pwmslmry High School: Dance Club, llg Drama Club 123 Exchange Assemblies, 12. Amlviliou-To marry Jack. in-4 he i TWO SENIORS, W. Kafes and R. Guzikowski, are subscribing to the 1953 Pennsman at the subscription booth outside the Teachers' Dining Room. Behind the desk is Theresa Gorko, sales manager. j ffm ? ., f .T 9' P fl? 'i , . 6 4 ,CQ-Excl I A 1 V Q K P -174, -Q --1 f ' I 7 - in N 4 O, 1111 K ' - CA. , , . ,-,C MISS DWYER, sponsor of Student Council, reviews with the committee- in-charge final details of the Tri-Coun- ty Conference, to which Pennsbury played host. L. to R., Miss Dwyer, R. Reyberg, V. Krueger, L. Bixler, and M. Pisauio. ukaoor Kwon -mm Q ' 271: flihzrity Kay

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ANOTHER GROUP of eleventh graders give attention to Mr Krespach as he explains an alge bra equation while student works out a homework problem on the board MAKING PLANS for the annual junior sports dance-which, by the way, was a huge success-are D. Stetter, M. Pisauro, G. War- burton, M. J. Stryker, B. Wyck- oE, M. L. Preston, V. Garnier, and R. Pope. 24 as GRADE ll . . . A FAMILIAR scene is this one of some juniors receiving instruction in advanced typing. Q3 5-iunwhfw il-is ? li 'E-. M 'W we - :ing ,r-ia... , n w ,V .ff , -1 mi ni ,iii ,iv-Q.. i in WORLD EVENTS are hashed over in a world history class by a panel of experts led by Charles Burger.