William Tennent High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Warminster, PA)

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HI-Y AND TRI-HI-Y Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y are Christian organizations sponsored by the Y.M.C,A. for high school girls and boys respectively. The purpose of the clubs is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Chris- tian character. Some of the members of the William Tennent Tri-Hi-Y attended the Southeastern District Rally, which brought them into fellowship with Tri-Hi-Y members from other schools. At various school functions, the girls served as waitresses, and on other occasions they gave their services as baby-sitters. The Hi-Y members participated in the District Rally, the Pre-Legislature Assembly, and the Older Boys' Conference. They also operated a cloakroom tor certain activities, collected clothes and food for the needy, sent CARE packages, decorated a Chirtsmas tree in the high school lobby, and presented the fourth annual Hi-Y Show. Jim Ward represented the Hi-Y at the Model Legislature at Harrisburg. SNAPSHOTS FROM THE ANNUAL HI-Y SHOW First row: C. Sayers, W. Grossman, J. Ervin, O. Harazim. OFFICERS: M. Tamura, Treasurer, K. White, Secretary, J. Ahumada, President, F. Klinger, Vice President, J. Ward, Chaplain, Mr. Acker, Advisor. Second row: H. Carver, W. Ayers, D. Burns, P. Hendrixson, W. Hartwick, J. Milligan, D. Cole, P. David, T. Quinn. Third row: G. Collie, R. Osbeck, J. D'Amelio, E. Ely, G. Morton, A. Fricker, G. Woll, R. Kern. Fourth row: P. Reider, K. Schwabe, F. Bradley, R. Burnsteel, W. Nichparenko, R, Eveland, G. DeCinque, C. DeCinque, C. Martini, R. Neukirchner.

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Third row: Members of the Senior High Chorus are chosen from the senior, iunior, and sophomore classes. Voice, quality, reading ability, an earnest desire to sing, and the willingness to work and learn parts are prerequisites for membership. Members of the group participated in the Annual Bucks County Music Festival. This year awards were given to interested, loyal, and co-operative members. In September, 1956, a mixed ensemble of eight voices, known as the Senior High School Choir, was organized to provide further opportunity for talented chorus members who excel in reading and singing four-part music. The membership rose to fifteen this year. The Choir practiced before school in the morning and, together with the Chorus, participated in the Christmas programs and the spring concert. Both the Chorus and the Choir are directed by Mrs. Mary Trezza. CHORUS CHOIR Front row: L. Vogel, E. Palsir, D Smith, Mrs. Trezza. Second row J. Herwig, l.. Kauffman, K. C. Yerkes, G. Brown F, Klinger, G. Franchois, R. Weis enbach, J, Brown, K. White. Bangs, H. Parry, J Sinkler, C. Spaeth