Phoenixville High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Phoenixville, PA)

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Anyone who has earned a varsity letter in any school sport is a member of the Varsity Club, which Sir. Charles jackson and Nlr. Vincent Daher organized this year. Partici- pants of the club render service at school functions and assembly programs. The sweaters shown in the photograph were pur- chased with the prohts of the club's Christ- mas candy sales. Left to right, first row-F. Pennypacker, j. Curren, NI. Eachus, j. Cauler, C. Codri, C. Taney, j. Taylor, Fulmer, L. W'inham, S. Trough, D. Nlowere. Second row-N. Mof- fatt, A. Gubanich, E. Stec, NI, Takacs, M. Dougherty, L. YVandrer, D. Bishop, A. Cyger, j. Smiley, F. Flaherty, R. Freece. Third row -F. Nagy, XI. Ford-Bey, Butterfield, XY. Conver, T. Moyer, C. Schenck, j. VVargo. j. Yashura, NI. Burnett, D. Lantzy. Fourth row--Mr. Daher, T. Leverette, C. Nlunshowv er, E. Bearden, T. Travis-liey. F. Giampietro. D. Lisoski, T. Katancik, H. Hess, L. Cuban- ich, Mr. jackson. En 5 'A' lv' ,V4 , -4.1 , -iw 7 ' - .ax PORT CLUB Reading magazines and watching films about athletic training, requirements, rules, and competition is supervised hy Nlr. john Yoliemick. head of the Sports Club. Left to right, first roxv-NI. Paster, Pala- mar. A. Hritz, C. Kinzinger, C. Hamstine, D. Hughes. Second roxy-S. Falcete. ll. Davis, Y. Carey, 'l'. Ilinlxle. L. Hiller. F. liranca- leona. Third row-li. Thorton. T. Evasexv, E. Barto. Karkoslta, lt. Brango, Butterfield, Fourth row-D. Devlin, K. Riggin, NY. Ness- por, D. Bean, K. Ilildebottle, H. Slavinsky, D. Nlachlillan. Hear-j. Connelly, li. Cood, Klr. Yokemick, H. Szigety, Carey, XV. Ilitchings, D. BlU0lUCI', L. Curren, Brewer, L. Brignola, j. liernas. f -9 . .. 5:59, VAR ITY CLUB FIXIT CLLB To teach boys how to make home repairs and keep up with the do-it-yamurst-lf trend. the Fixit Club was organized hy Nlr. Fred Hamelton. Members meet in the vocational wing where they have access to tools and equipment. Left to right, first row-XY. Conver, D. Griffith, XY. Haven, ll. Klasayvka, Pillar. D. Miller. Standing-R. llenzie, ll. Yenchilt, Shepsko, E. Stevens. j. Faulkner, NI. Burnett, K. Campbell, T. Leverette, G. Clevintine, W. Stevens, M. McCann.

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ALIAQPQ llllllllll ULIB Reading Club gives students an opportunity to improve reading speed and comprehension through the aid of developmental reading text- books and weekly tests. Vocabulary exercises are also provided. Each member of the club graphs his progress throughout the year. Left to right-B. Hawthorne, I.. Morgan, Bricker, M. Matyok, T. NVallace, E. Hrsio, D. Sanderson. l'Illl.lEl'TllllIST flrlll Members of the Projeetionist Club. super- vised by Nlr. Barefoot, are valuable assistants to the Visual Aid program at PA.H.S. They' apply their ability to operate and cgire for the projectors and other film equipment for use in classrooms. Left to right-first row-T. Quay. P. Cazzilla. D. Taylor. L. Varishg second row-P. Yulp. S. Lebaris, E. August, B. Graham, Nlr. Ban-foot. S. Keehen, I. Serdy, YV. Russell: third row - P. Brunner, Pi. Baker, Nlattis. B. Swim-r. B. Hughes, P. XVesley, D. Smith, B. Cliearst. B. Cates, P. Xlacheski, D. Brown, H. Custer, BI. Vargo. l . l --- e 'Y I r 2' ' X, l l l l ' . HE. ill llilll Principles pertaining to all fields of science are demonstrated by students during meeting of the Science Club. Individuals share the benefits of their individual experiments and discoveries. Club officers are: Frank Pennypacker, Presi- dentg Bob VVindolph, Vice President, Ken Rein- ert, Secretary-Treasurer. Left to right-ffirst rowjz T. Finkbiner, K. Reinert, E. jermacans, I. Barnett, 1. Cuhanich, H. Rafuseg fsecond rowj: D. Griffith, B. Dia- miond, A. XVargo, T. Brennen, L. Griffith, BI. Cordon, F. Malin, A. Turoczi, T. Fusco, I. Bare- foot, I. Cappalonga, M. Bavn. l.

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I MEMORIAM 'W'--dur MII SAMPLE October 20 1908 July 9 1958 Few men ln our mldst have left so rlch a legacy as Walter S Sample band leader teacher cltlzen ploneer He left to us as .1 bandleader and teacher an example of strong convlctlon and dlscxplme ln a world of softness To the com mum t ty as a Cl lzen and pxoneer he rendered actlve servlce and gave to Phoemxvllle the honor of bemg the Home of the Orlgllldl Dancmg Band For the world he mltxated one small whlrlpool of good wluch w1ll continue to send forth d ever wx enmg c1rcles of influence 'Q 4 W ' s 1 u n v ff i J V' lm 'G 1 - , , f, . E, .' 2454. if -2 . af 0 . 3 7 7 i 3 ' i 3 ! 7 . . . 4. . . 4 I . I ,, 7 7 .