Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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September 1943 October Noxember December Ianuarx February lVIar Aprx un 1.1 1944 School Calendar I S Lll Ln LIIIII I I If l NLIIIIIFS I IIIIII xne I 'XII 5 NIIIIIIILN I I Ixxo nexx te xe xers xxere xxe eomed NI ss Inne Stexx xrt xo xxxtrox need to x exnx xnne eouxse xne IIxss exn Be xmendexlex xxlxx replxeed XIxss C Ixdxs Selxxe er xs x eomxnexex xl te xe xer Reixeshnxent eomnnttee xx xs xppoxntcd xxxtlx Nl xxx Inn IIeN x xx xs eh xxxxn xn nxox x xxxnxx en s re exxed xnloxmxtxon oxx sur xe xl dxessxnf, elxsses Yxetorx Cox ps pxoxeet xn x speex xl xsseml lx Ph xntonxs xxexe be xten bx bt oseph Pxep xxx Ixrst Iootbxll 5, xxne oi se xson Assemblx xx xs held lor Junxor xnd sexnox students le xtxxxxn x txllc on bxletx lxrst I x Xlx I xneoln II I xppxncott XIIEIIIIIC subscrxptxon contest sponsored lx the Cuxtxs Publxshxng Compxnx xxas st xrted bx the senxors Defense st xmp sxles held on the txrst xnd thxrd IIond xxs ot exch month xxere begun Off the press I xrst xssue ot Purple xnd II hxte I xxst meetxxx ol Hx Y Club xx.-xs held xn Studx Ilxll Ilxpnotxsm demonstrxtxon xx'xs gxxen tor the students bx Xlr D K Ernst noted hx pnotxst I xxst P T I meetxng xxfxs held te xturxng xt xllx xxxd mox xes on the xmport xnce ot he xlth Repxesent xtxx es ot I urple xnel XI hxte St xtt attended the I xll Conlerenee ot the C S P A xt Dxexel Instxtxxte xn Yhxl xdelphxx Repoxt L xxxls lor txrst m xrlxxng perxod xxere Exx en out lxxnxox Red Cross membershxp drxxe xx xs sponsored throu5hout the sehool I xxxple xnd II hxte st xtt beg.-xn to sell Chrxstm xs e xrds xxxd xxrxppxngs tor the benetxt ol the Senxox I e xrbool I und Speex xlxled lx xxnxne I-'ro5,rxm Test xx xs 5,xxen to those boxs xnterested xxx the Armx md N xx x eollege pxoex xms Assexnblx xx xs held xn honor ol the lour P II 5 5r xdu xtes xxho 5 xxe thexr lxxes xn the sexxxee ol thexr Coxxntrx I boolx eontest xx xs 51x en bx the I xbx xxx Club xxx xel xtxon to Book XI eelx I xlxxne, ol xndxx xdn xl pxetxxres tor xe xrbook xx xs st xxted I x NIr lx xnlx R xx e A xnloxm xl I xll D xx sponsored bx the Stxxdent Counexl xx xs lxeld xxx Stxxdx II xll xnd enjox ed I x the Ixr e eroxxd th xt xttended Ph xntoms lost furlxex D xx C1 xme to Co xtesx xlle l 0 I xexxone xel xxed duxxng Th xnlxsexxxne x xc xtxon 'I he e xmp xx n lor scr xp met xl xnd piper xx xs begun bx xn xssemblx xx hxch te xtxxred t xlks bx XIxss NI xrx Perlxxns and Wlr Leon xrd I xtlgserxld represent xtxxes ot the II xr Sal x xce Commxttee loc xted xn Conxtesx xlle Xnnu xl I ootb xll B xnquet xxfxs held xn the unxor Hx h Sehool Chrxstrn xs I xcxtxon st xrtedl Due to the eoxl shortxge the school xx xs closed 'x xxeelx sooner th xn pl xnned thus Qxxxng ex exxone x deserx ed rest The I xxls Cxlee Club presented xts xnnu xl Chrxstmxs Cxndlelxaht C xnt xtx thxs xe xr enrxtled The Hexxenlx Chxld lx Bernxxd II xmblen xt the WIemorxxl unxor Ilxgh Se xool I3 xelx to sehool xnd re xdx to studx lor ex xms Ioxxrth II xr I o xn Drxxe xx xs st xrted xn the school xxxth x txlk on thxs subject bx oseph S II ebb Ihe Sex I Drxxe ended xxxth x Erxnd tot xl ot bb tons broxx ht xn bx the students Beny xnxxxx I r nldxn s Bxrthd xx Ixx eelelrxtxon oi thxs xl xx Wlr Iloxx xrd 'I I u ens 5 xxe x txllx on the Ixle ot Dr l'x xnldxn WIxd xe xr ex xmxn xtxons be, Ihe benxors entext xxned students xnd I xeultx xt the xnxxu xl Senxor xl xnce Students s xxx the results ot thexr ex xms Y e xxboole m xterx xl xx xs sent to prxnt II xr Iiond Dxxxe ended xerx successtullx behool xx xs dxsmxssed tor XI dshxngton s Iixrthd xx P II S I3 xxxd presented xts Nxnth 'Xnnnxl Bxnd Concert under the Ieadershxp of NIr S xmple xxx the Iunxox Hxgh School 'Iudxtorxum I lx xxxd Coneext m xde up m xxnlx ot solos Ixx x xrxous lx xnd members xx xs presented xn the Iunxor Ilx h behool Xudxtorxum genex xl xdmxssxon bexng the purehxse ot 100 xxoxth ol II xr St xmps xxxth reserx ed se xts sellxng, lor x S 'Q 00 NI .xr Bond I xstex xnt xtx entxtlee CJ xl xx x xs exxen bx the I xxls Cxlee Club xn Stun x x Selxool xx xs dxsnxxssed lor I' xstex I xe xtxon Ile xnxnxxe ol I xn xl I YllTIll'1ItIOI'IS It Ikl xl IIIIL IIL SLIXILLS IYQIIL IC. 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Library Club XNASTALFA I IHARIS JOSEIYNI SIONAHER IANE KEFFER WARX 'Nom ITT Due to the extra heavy school schedule thrs year the Lxbrary Club has had xerv few meetmgs however the gxrls sold purple and whxte pom poms at the football games sponsored a contest and worked 1n the hbrary Durmg Natlonal Book Week November 14 20 the Llbrary Club sponsored the annual Book Week Contest ln whlch objects were placed m local store wm dows representmg tltles of books The large number of partxcxpants made the contest very successful The wmners were Lou1se Coley 44 Patrxcla Hadfleld 40 anet Young 45 and Edward Kllmcho 45 The members of the Llbrary Club Mary Nobhtt Anastacea Llbarxs ose yn Slonaker and ane Keffer put away books locate magazlnes file cards and pamphlets charge out l1brary materxals wrxte and del1ver ox erdue shps and perform numerous other dutles one odd jobs 'xround the lxbriry ikiri? Re reshment Committee The Refreshment Commnttee of the sen1or class competently supphed hot dogs candy soft drmks apples and peanuts to the spectators who attended the football games at Wlashmgton Fneld durmg the season of 1945 The profit of thxs enterprxse amounted to S159 72 whxch was added to the class treasury 'I he members of the comm1ttee were Mary Ann McNabb chaxrman Robert Stephens Arlene McCord ean Cage and Betty Kulp The umor comm1ttee members were Dorothy Sech and oseph Farkas Mr Wxlham Moyer officxated as faculty advxser Smce refreshments were sold at both hlgh school and yumor hlgh games the comm1ttee was assxsted by two roups of helpers Those helpmg at junxor hx h games were Beryl Munshower hylhs Mlller Loulse Coley Vxrglma Sturges and Maryorle Brush Those helpxng at sen1or hxgh games were lane Keffer I' dna Layton Eleanor Dxener Izabelle Lawhorne Betty Ann Pfau Helen Markus Esther Pete Dorls McDan1el Barbara Mrazxk Elame Mlller Daphne Martxn Patrlcxa P1etro Marnrose Hxmes Robert Taylor ohn Gausch Wnlham McKinley Charles Sower Frank Lawrence and Albert Lessig 45 f uv B S Q l - n , Q ' s ' I 1, 0 u - I 1 c . , , VL , . . . ,, . . ' I r - 1 I - 1 I l L I . 1 I ' f I . w . . ' . f . l I I . P V I These girls receive no awards, earn no honor points, and yet do a hundred and x K K u U ' I ' ul ,Q D n X . I : ' 1 ' Y , I : u 7 P I 7 ' . . I . . . . . . I . . . . . .U n n , J u ' I I , ' F , . 4 I . r . 1 I . . I u , i u u , I 0 , ' , n u . I V I 1 9 I . 1 I I I '

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Student Council I Iron! I0 DOROTHY YARNALL PHYLIIS VK HEELER IEAN CAG!-. BERHI Wltwsnovs ER S ltllldlllt DOROTHX DEWEES Back I0 Trio ms FAX ALLAN HOPP CI AIR Kwc NLM Hoi KINS The Student Council was started in 1908 Discussions were carried on by a number of economics students who wanted to form a self gm ernment in the school to help them learn the workings of democracy and their part as citizens in self government The foremost purpose was to permit students to hclp gm ern the school actiuties and participate by haunt, an opportunity to statc their opinions and act according to their convictions hach year six senior class members are elected to the council three girls and two sophomores one boy and one girl To be elected to the council on must have a passing ax erage and a petition signed by ten students in order to get his name on a ballot If elected to the council one sen es for a year and his name automatically appears on the ballot as a candidate for the coming year If any student has a suggestion or complaint concerning the school actiy ities he suggests it to a council member who presents it to the Student Council to be discussed and voted upon The 1945 44 council seniors Allan Hopp Dorothy Dewees Charles Gabrill Thomas Gay Beryl Munshower ean Cage Juniorsl Phyllis Wheeler Clair King Dolores Byerly fsophomoresj Dorothy Yarnall Max Hopkins elected the following officers Thomas Gay president ean Cage vice president Phyllis Wheeler secretary Clair King treasurer Programs were sold by the student Council at the football games lhe council sponsored a Fall Dance which was unusually successful the profits were contributed to the making of a bicycle stand In order to eliminate cl ass txrdiness the council again organized the btll svstem 47 ,' . un. Av ' 4 ' ' Av ., . A A H V .TF ' ' x '.' ' ' ' u'.' 5 1 ', ' , . . 1, i .' ' ff . V. . . . V. U .p I a . , . . . I Y . and three boysg three juniors: two boys and one girl or two girls and one boyg . , ' D Y. . , . ' ' 4 i 7- f . . . ' . r I 1 I I P 4 1 A I ' q S u I n u n 1 l l . :I , ' 1 I S F ' ' n H - V l Q c s 1: u ' ' . z 1 z - ' z . ' ' f t .