Pennsylvania Avenue High School - Quill Yearbook (Cumberland, MD)

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N J 'Q ..., ,,W.. , Lf.. ,lifij X ,, , ,.., T1f1.z-.,,,l,1J l,..L.f-..,, -Q', ,..if'1., miip E9 'Ji S' 4 1 s Page twenty-two PHYLLIS CHANEY Phil Cheerful people live longer on earth, and live longer in our memories. Etiquette Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Pickles chorusg The YVinhing NVz-ll chorus. This petite miss is known to her friends at Penn Hi as Phil. She is it true friend und is usually promenading around the school with her inseparable chum Gin. Phil is a commercial student and how she can juggle the keys! Who knows, she may be working for a XVall Street broker some day. Her winning smile and laughing gray eyes appz-nl to everyone. Phyllis is always ready for all activities. and her loyalty to Penn I-Ii is one of her best cha1'acterixti4's. She is a bit tlii-tations, and likes snappy music. After all, we are proud to have Phil with our Senior group. E3 Eff! MYRTLE CHASE Mutt Of all that is most beautcous, imaged there in happzeo' beauty. French Club 2: lfllorntion Il: Chemistry Il: Drai lnatic Club 22, ll, 4, secretary 43 The XVishing VVell chorus. Penn Hi is nolvd f!llLfW.L'lllll llllllK and un- excellvd collrctizyh ofvffnir maidens, and Myrtle ran high on gwvhonor list. Not only can we rnv bout Aunty, bu we can say plenty about her rnqy nc c arm. Ibiefa tram tratpofk-iff her on the polished floor, and its no N y t y whycshe is rushed inf dances. Every one wlrg comes in contact with Mutt is charmed by her. ' ,h - Myrtle is also a Ill01llll8lV'l:f thfgffllinous band, The Three Musketeersf' and any one that be- longs to that trio has to be a real sport and n true Pennhian.

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! f T- .il W ,AX i V p KN 0 L1 ps, K 5 Q, A --.,,,:t... 1 1 -A I ,,.. j Pu, Nik l QJJ H, 11. cr ELIZABETH CLAYBROOK uBettyu She nourzshes a dream of ambition. Literary Editor of The Quillg Pennsyr-annc Copy l-Editor: Dramatic Club 2, Il, 43 Glee Club 3, 4, xecretnry-treasurer 4: Student Council 4: Fi- nance Committee 41 Class treasurer 3, 45 Gamma Pi Nu il: Science Club 2: Junior Prom Committee: The Wishing Well chorus. E ' - The Southland gave Penn Hi a very-Bne eon- tribution when it sent Betty to us. She is one of the bright minds of our class' and yet is possessed of a commanding dignity, calm and un- rnlTled serenity woven into a friendly .and lovnble character. Courses that seem impossible to the rest of us are tackled by her without hesitation. Her sin- cerity and willingness tn help, even in the smallest of tasks, has made her on ideal classmate. Old Man Time will have a hard job erasing thc memory of Betty's sincere Rnhl hl for any- thing Pennsylvrminn. QD gli LI Q33 MARGUERITE COFFMAN Getts Fair as a star, when only one 'is shining in the sky.- lt'rcnch Club 2: Science Club 25 Chemistry Club Il: Etiquette Club 4: Pickles chorus: The Wishing Well chorus. Gentlemen, if you want a good dancing partner, vlon't go any farther, Not only will you find Mar- guerite a good dancing partner, but you will find she has that charming smile, which fasciuates and attracts, plus the charming personality which holds. Assisted by these characteristics, ltlargueritc has won the hearts of all who know her. Marguerite is also known for her ever reigning happiness. It is not every one who can always keep cheerfulness uppermost. Everything turns out all right for Marguerite, and she never worries. As a student and a friend of Penn Hi, Mar- guerite will always be remembered. Page twenty-three