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Left to right, first row-F. Pennypacker, NI. De- Santo, Mr. R. Straub Cadvisorl, Yanoviak. Mutis, H. Engle, T. Reinert, H. Slavinsky, S. Third row-D. Lantzy, j. Kaclunar, A. Cuban- Fakete, L. Cubanicli, D. Morgan. Second row- ich, R. Keim, T. Katancik, XV. llolmes, j .Funk, H. Freece, XYargo, Palainar, Nl. Paster, NV. K. Friday, C. Carr, R. YVindolph. I Hitchings, T. 'l'ravis-Hey, R. Bryan, li. Funk, 1. KEY CLUB 1959 The Key Club is a service club for the ukeyl' boys in Phoenixville Area High School. Its main purposes are to build character, to develop leadership, to serve the community and school, and to prepare members for useful citizenship. The members are selected with the approval of the principal and meet with his sanction under the sponsorship of the local Kiwanis Club. Some of the Key Club's many projects this year were parking cars at football and basketball games, selling bookcovers, holding after-the- game dances, assisting Mr. Mayberry for the District Band Concert. helping at Bloodmobile. taking charge of all stage operations for all functions in the P.A.H.S. Auditorium, and planning the annual Key Club Prom. ' 17 -if w R , ,Q 72 Roger Keim and Frank Pennypacker sell P.A.H.S. and popular college book covers. 'I-N Officers are Cleft to rightj Vice-President Bob Manning the lights in the auditorium are Qleft VVindolph, Tre.'..urer Don Lantzy, Secretary Dick to right? Pat Santo, Steve Yanoviak, Dick Mor- Morgan, and President Bob Freece. gan, and Don Lantzy.
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THE KEY fllill PIHIM Une Soir ii Paris was chosen as the theme lor the 1959 Kev Club Prom. A sidewalk cafe und inininture Eiftle Towers for each table were lenturedg iz red crepe paper ceiling and u large silver key hanging over the bandstand also decorated the P.A.H.S. gym. Everyone who at- tended remembers their evening in Parisu on February T, 1959. Chuperons galore! PAHS faculty members enjoy the Parisian evening. Guests dance to the music of the Don Rufuse Band. 1 95,0 , , Queen of the Prom and her escort sit in the sidewalk cafe. Bob Freece, Kev Club President, crowns Queen Midge Euclius as the Queens court looks on. Left to right- Dinne Bishop, Sandra Kocsi, President Freece, Midge, Enelius, Deuiniu Nlowere, Nlurilyn Thomas, Lynn YVan- drer, Samlru Wismer.
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