Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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K E Y C L U B l all 11' ft V f l Left to Right-Sittirgz P. Jeffers, C. Goldberg, J. King, B. Wrenn, S. Creeneg Standing: J. Kerschner, J. Kane, . Erb, J. Casselberry, J. Rehberg. Who beautified the halls of PHS at Christmas time? Who was res onsible for a gala Evening in Vienna, which so many dancers enjoyed? Who sponsored the Nljalentine Dance in our study hall? You guessed it! All this was the worlc of those energetic Key Club boys. The Key Club consists of high school boys who are sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. The main function of this club is service for others, and they never fail to do their good deeds. X x x 'fff 0 . , W f--, I- y 1 1? V I. 'Ny , Av Q .J Qlf. , ff D 5 Q Q si, 6 5 f 4M ff 1 sl V XX Q f 0 r Xx 3 X14 l as X f E 4 , X eel 'N WZ ' ffffffri' . 78 C-1 W

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ya, .,-A v M Q ' .na 1 ,WW xg A F5 Af., 1., y First Row: T. Stec, H. Butterfield, S. Betley, J. Taroski, C. McGray, J. Szuchan, E. Speakman, J. Lesh. Second How: A. Yednock, H. Kraynak, D. Cox, L. Cook, J. Osisek, G. Roscoe, F. Buski, J. Yokemick. Third How: H. Umble, J. Hinkle, C. Brown, T. Zollers, W. Downing, P. Bracelin, J Home. Fourth How: J. Leo, A. Sturges, J. Yeager, J. Smiley. ,bvwdf The Sports Club, under the direction of Mr. John Yokemick, met each week to discuss various athletic activities and problems. The group of thirty-five boys listed these five objectives for the year: to show seasonal sport films, to purchase and read sport magazinesg to conduct discussions on sports issues, such as the recent basketball and boxing scandals, to test sports knowledge by examinations, and to practice sportsmanlike conduct at athletic contests. Dick Kraynak served as president with Pat Bracelin, vice-president, and John Yeager, secretary-treasurer. The members of this club managed to a great extent to combine business with pleasure. The films on sports, tumbling, and all types of athletic activity were definitely what the boys liked. Those discussions of rules and ethics gave them an opportunity to air their own opinions and to supplement their knowledge with the knowledge of others. They finished the year much better equipped both to take part in sports and to be intelligent spectators of athletic events. f l fiNf.,m,- ,ff 5 M-5 if so . f Ar' . ,,,.i,i, Y v 5 Q l J 4 , X ii' if .ii Q X X Q2 .F X Lg

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R A 0 D R I K 0 S H O P ., J: A f 4 z A-vu-q . f , 'M Q' A X lin Left to Right-lst Row: D. Rafuse, S. Rowland, Mrs. Coroneos, B. Chermak P Helstand .l Slavinski. 2nd Row: H. Kuchma, M. Benyo, J. Conway, S. Emery, W. Kathman L Pharoah 3rd Row: M. Myers, W. Snyder, E. Catlos, K. Katein, M. Shaffer. 4th Row M Tevis R Smith You're on the air was a familiar phrase to the students in the Radio Workshop Club this year. As a newcomer to P.H.S. the Club proved itself very successful. The students were given an opportunity to study and learn all the mysteries of the crystal setn, and were given the chance to make an actual broadcast at the radio station in Coatsville. Under the leadership of Mrs Coro neos the club made a big hit with all the hams of our school. ' ' X Z Z A '1 010 .x Nj .fx 2' 5 2. UlrTlou:9y5, .5 .2 'safe I .. I i O Ebx