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

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FOUR NINTH grade general math students busily work out problems at the board, while Mr. Mazzone busily shows one of them how to solve one of the examples. Sign- '- S. BEUCHLER'S civics class is in- dustriously doing research on problems connected with Pennsyl- vania history. ,I an--4 .-...., as lllillllll 9 again WHO WANTS to go to the li- brary? seems to have been the question asked of a ninth grade English class - or might it have been, Who is buried in Grantls tomb? X THE NEW towering social studies teacher, H. Eisenhart, reviews the homework assignment with a freshman group. Dare anyone get out of order in his class?

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PERFORMING an experiment in general science are D. Noble, J. Dull, D. Lex, and W. Bradbury. as GRADE 9 . .. OH, DEM dry bones, dem dry bones, spiritedly sing the Boys' Quartet consisting of G. Gerhart, D. Doheny, J. Purdy, and H. Wood. FRESHMAN CLASS ofiicers check the treasurexns report. Standing: B. Beuchler Qpresidentj. Seated: F. Petrovitch Qsecretaryl, O. Ramsey ftreasurerj, and P. Balser fvice-presidentj . B. BEUCHLER demonstrates an algebra problem as other fresh- man students look on. 'S

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as GRADE . . . W. SAMUELS charges out a book for her sister F. Samuels. How serious we look, though Mr. Ringler has another story to tell! SEVERAL MEMBERS of the eighth grade board a school bus to visit a filtration plant in order to learn something about the community's water system. , ff, , f,.z 1'Vf WHILE THE rest of the class busily prepare an assignment, A. V Donzanti supervises two students as they solve some special prob- X lems in an eighth grade math ii U class. 06 UNDER THE able direction of M. Kelly, this Core group of eighth graders are busily engaged in m a k i n g projects demonstrating the physical characteristics, thc occupations, the government, and the inhabitants of the community they selected for study. Inciden- tally, the area they chose is that of Lake Tahoe, California.