Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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FUTURE NURSES IIE AIIERICA ULUR Girls who intend to enter the nursing pro- fession are given a well-rounded background on the various aspects of this field, through movies, guest speakers, and field trips to hospitals and student nursing homes. First row--left to right-E. Mulcrone, NI. Takacs, R. Davis, I. Ash, NI. Cherashore, L. Davis, G. MCC-ill. Second row-S. Horning, V. Heidel, C. Stash, R. VVoytoruich, B. Cordon, C. Thomas. Third row-B. Conley, D. Rossiter, B. Riggen, C. Conley, R. YVurtz, I. YVorobetz, I. Brown. Fourth row-A. Pastva, B. Koniow, R. Smola, I. Campbell, E. Rosenbaum, J. VVise. FUTURE TEACHERS IIE AMERICA CLCR Future Teachers of America are given in- sight into the responsibilities and essentals of education through a new club activity initiated by Mr. Merkel. These students gain actual teaching experience in the elementary schools of Phoenixville, and they observe experienced teachers in the classroom. First row-left to right-E. Davis, S. Kocsi, B. Croyle, C. Stanton. Second row-C. Miller, A. Kollar, M. Weed, C. Codri, E. Ingalsbe, B. Detwilef. Third row-I. Bortner, I. Royal, I. King, L. Blank, S. Kocsi, C. Devlin, C. Taney. IIIRLS' LEAIIER. CLCR The members of the Girls' Leaders Club are trained to lead their fellow students in games, dances, and sports on the elementary, junior high and senior high school levels. Standing-left to right-E. Tarsell, P. Hanak, I. Smiley, NI. Dawson, K. Detwiler, NI. March, I. Shierlberl, S. Turner, K. VVolozanski. J 46 XlI 95'I .fx sd A

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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.

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--Q, Hll CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to encourage students in thinking for themselves. Films, checker tournaments, and self-evaluation experi- ments directed by Mr. Clyde Schotzbarger. head of Phoenixville Y.M.C.A., constitute the club'S activities. Left to right-front row--Mr. Cook, B. Lev- insky, S. Vargo, I. XValton, T. Tubbs, J. Thomas, C. Thompson. Second row - B. Thorton, R. Gauss, P. VVesler, M. Vontor, R. Kirkner, XV. Flagg, E. Kraft, XV. Lear, S. Hupka. 3.55 331 PRESS CLUB The Press Club, conducted by Miss Kelly, acts as a panel whose aim is to improve the journalistic quality of the PURPLE STAR. The group examines newspapers from other schools and makes constructive criticism of the tech- niques used in them which results in the further- ing of journalism skill for individual staff mem- bers and benefits for the school newspaper as a whole. Left to right-P. Baver, . O'Connell. B. Low- man, C. Carr, L. Cubanick, L. CcCord, j. Pinter, N. Anderson, M. Thomas, C. Zack, Miss Kelly, M. Seltzer, B. Mosser, M. Kocsi, M. Ried, M. B. Smoyer. li xv. qs IJBRARY ULIB Members of the Library Club render service to the school by assisting Mrs. Sidor in routine library duties. Those girls who have completed 100 hours of work in the library are entitled to wear a library pin. Seniors who have worked an additional 100 hours earn a guard. Left to right-E. Davis, Brinkman, A. M. Matonak, B. Croyle, P. Toth, C. McNally, R. Burton, Mrs. Sidor, R. C-rund, J. Mickiewicz, S. Flagg, E. Papp, S. Himes, D. Ritchey, J. john- son, 1. Horvath, J. Martin, I. Fulmer, S. VVahl, J. Dzedzy, C. Replogle, C. McGill, I. Royle, L. Piper. its R