Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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lDlllDED DDDE EDDNDDID' DLID Cirls in the Advanced Home Economics Club develop their homemaking abilities by undertak- ing advanced projects in sewing. cooking, and home management. Mrs. Palomaki introduces working ideas to the girls and directs them in the perfection of culinary skills. Left to right-I. Falini, E. Szabo, C. Stowe, S. Cameron, Mrs. Palomaki, McFarland, M. Brown. DDTS AND DDAFTU DLDD Under the direction of Miss Reinstein crea- tive students design Christmas cards, murals, and linoleum blocks. Mr. Myers guides students in preparing floor plans, blue prints, and scale models. First Table left to right - N. Shaeffer, S. Lilley, D. Griffith, B. jordan, E. O'Neill, S. Ed- wards, E. Horsey, Lear, R. Vogel, J. DVinham, E. Simon. Second table left to right-P. Dropi- koski, N. Lightcap, I. Kish, D. Lantzy, N. Palm- er, I. Yatsko, S. Knox, Miss Reinstein, Mr. Myers, I. Pennypacker, B. Coulet, L. Morgan, Hopple, S. Miller. Table-right side-P. Drapikoski, S. Foresta, D. Moyer, B. Kabatt, I. Kachmar. DDlU' LDDDDDC DLID Mr. Hubicsak instructs young men in the principles of leadership. Members of the club master various gymnastic techniques and dem- onstrate their safe performance. They also as- sume the responsibility of organizing group activities. Left to right-C. Evasew, M. Ford-bey, I. Frazer, B. Emswiler, B. Supplee, D. Morgan, ll. Shoemaker, T. Staufenburg, Kuleski, B. Engle, D. Stoudt, S. Clark, 1. Simon, T. Travis- bey. Center-E. Demutis. if . i 5

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Xleiulmers nf the Naitiunril Honor Society clettul in 1958 Aire lleft tl: right-rf-.irl filigirlwtte Grrclri, llistnr- i.in. Lynn Nlliiiclrer, Pre-sidentg Mary- ainn Dcvuglu rty, 'I're.isurcrg lfmntr S.indr.i Kaiesi, Vice-President. Holme rt Frecce. St.itistici.in. Niidge Euchus, Secretary. 'lliltung p.irt in the innliietiwii een-runny .ire sented. Iifit to riulit-l lHS'l' ROXYQ S. ll.innuiu, If. D.n'is. L. XM-inldnrl. ll, K.is.ird.:. C, 'I'.iuey. S. Supiut K. Clyger. L Kivlil. CI, XYliittiiigtuii, j. Fuluier. Slffl- UND HUXY. j. Cf.iuler. ll. King, NI. Tlioiims, P. S.intu. C, lhiity, S. Yuiimiulc, D. Lisnslii, C, Hun- slmwer. A, Ciilmiiicli, F. Pt'I1I'lyDilC.'lif'I', R. Cruncl, j, Y.inm'i.il4, D. Xlnwerc. St.inding1-FIRST ROXY: Xl. li.iclius, L .xYtiIllll'I'f, R. Freece, Ni. Dougherty. SECOND ROXV: Dr. j. Bonder, S. Kocsi, Mrs. F. Sidur, C. Cudri. Mr. P. Merkel. v O O O Educatimui-Ciiurdiun of the Free XYorlcl wus the theme for the trgiditionul candlelight ceremony of the Yiitioiitil llonor Society on March ll. 1959. Nlenibers elected in 1958 spoke on the societfs history, its einhlern, and its four principles-Cliuruc- ter, Scholarship. Leadership, Service. In his address to the N.H.S. membership. Dr. james Bonder, ai Phi Beta Kappa. author. teacher, .ind foriner fdbtlnill couch. placed the respon- sibility of gluinliiig Freecloin and justice nn the iictideinicailly- ininded youth and warned that the job must not he left to liood- luins and delinquents. President Lynn Xllindrei administered the pledge to the 1959 initiates. Seniors inducted were janet ffliuler. Clmrlcs Diincy, Est'lier Davis. judy Lynn Fuliner, Rust-guui Uruncl. Helen King, Donald Lisoski. Deanna Nlowere Cfmig Niuiislimver. Frank Pennyp.icker. Carol Taney, Nlarilyu 'Tll0IILIS, Carole Xlhittington, and joanne Yanoviak. Nirs. Finn-ut-e Sidor, Advisor nf N. H. S.g Sir. Paul Merkel. l'rincip.il nf P. A. H. S.g and Dr. Iaiiics Bunder. Guest Spa-.iker for Induction Ceremony.

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11,0 9998 l l l till lllllli l Mr. Epprecht teaches the basic skills of chess to students interested in this ancient game. After mastering these fundamentals, the players en- gage in tournaments during club periods. Left to right-K. Emery, Calambos, B. Mc- Cann, B. Botts, D. Houck, D. Andrews, R. Del- laquill, E. Mrazik, I. Curren, S. Yanoviak, D. Mosteller, M. Powell, J. Funk, H. Gustafson, 'D. Story. Front-I. Curren, A. Dotts, A. Roberts, P. Colvin, Smith. IIIIAMATICS CLUB Elocution, projection, and the use of facial expressions are some of the many aspects of dramatics which are practiced by the girls in this club under the direction of Miss O'Nell. Left to right - S. Neary, M. Malesky, I. Theimer, J. Hupka, P. Smith, J. Kehler, Miss O'Neill. Flllllll lll'SIlllSS Lllllllllli' 0F .lMEIiIC.l Cllll The F.B.L.A. is a charter member of the National Future Business Leader's of America. The club members are commercial students who. under the tutelage of Mrs. Neborak, are prepar- ing for careers in the business world. The girls sponsor the traditional Thanksgiving Day Dance. First row - front to rear - I. Seponski, H. King, P. Noon, I. Moore, D. Codonas, S. Devany. R. Karkoska. Second row-S. Kimmage, D. Kirk- ner, C. Szuchan, D. Litishin. Third row - P. VVeiss, P. O'Toole, A. Browne, D. Kinsinger. I. Majcher. Fourth row - S. Supiot, I.. Kaha. 1. Cauler, S. Trough, R. Dellito, P. Davidson. Fifth row - I. Kimbro, M. Mitchell, M. Starritt, K. Kollar, P. Barnett, E. Hess. Sixth row-F. Flah- erty, B. Banjack, M. Ivans, M. Howard, P. Davidson, P. Brittain. Standing - President C. Whittington, Vice-President A. Mazei, Mrs. Ne- borak, Secretary S. Cox, Treasurer J. Taylor.