Derry Township High School - L Histoire Yearbook (Yeagertown, PA)

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emoried 0 YOUTH AS A STUDENT We, the students ol Derry Township are those types ol students who believe heartily in both worlc and play, but we also realize that when doing either of these things, our minds must be kept entirely on the one subject. That is why, when worlcing, we are conscientious, deep-thinlcing boys and girls who strive for the highest goals ol attainment with tireless etlorts. This is what malces our student body a most cooperative group. Qur classes are run with etliciency, and at all times the students are willing to aid the teachers by studious worlc, lair-play, and dependability. This all adds up to malce D. T. an Alma Mater of which to be proud. AT PLAY Derry Township is a Firm believer in the old proverb all worlc and no play malces one a dull personf' This can well be proved by the many enjoyable movies, assemblies, dances, hay-rides, and other social events presented for the enjoyment of the student body by the various clubs. We all realized that without these ditlerent lorms of entertainment, school might have been dull and uneventful. Through these activities, many long and lasting friendships have been formed, and these friendships are the true lcind, good as gold which will stand the test of time. We also have been given the chance to meet, lcnow, and understand our teachers as people, not merely as brainy, intelligent machines. AN ATHLETE Memories of momentous occasions, ol hard fought battles, ol brislc fall days, and hot in the late spring and summer. All our memories of these days of glory and drudgery in athletics just urge us to recall some ol those grand experiences, which didn't mean so much to us, but oh, how many times Coach wor- ried over the outcome of the game--the prospects of the luture-and then how overjoyed he would become when his boys would succeed. We'll recall those days when the boys would trot out on the gridiron, march out on the hardwood, or jog around the traclc, to uphold the tradition of our school-a tradition ol honor and respect for Derry Township. Qur departing class has surely made a niche in the Derry Township l-lall of Fame, as well as in the memories of her loyal sons and daughters. 6 ,gn

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MR. A. B. CARNACK Supervising Principal An extremely active man, gives more than his share of time and effort to his job. I-Ie has genuine pride and fond- ness for the Derry Township School District, and a sincere Concern for the students who attend the schools through- out the district. I Ie is constantly trying to make people see the benefits of free education and takes personal pride in making students see the light. I Iis motto could quite readily be Do unto others as you would have others do unto you, as he is always willing to submit aid and advice, and can be relied on to act as the students' friend on all occasions. Mr. Carnack possesses a keen sense of humor. I-Ie would not willingly offend anyone, as it is his nature to try to make everyone his friend. ADMINISTRATION AT DERRY TWP. I Since his return to civilian Iife and his refillment of his old position as principallof our high school, he has done a wonderful job of disciplining in our school. I-Ie can always be relied upon to give friendly advice and infor- mation., to any student who finds himself facing a difficult situation. I Ie is always striving for the students' benefif and for the schooI's betterment. I-Ie possesses a warm, good-humored, friendly attitude that wins him many friends. Industriousness and sociability are his chief assets and as a success his achievements speak louder than any words could describe. I-Iis wholehearted, unselfish devo- tion to the problemsgat hand make him well liked by teachers and students alike. 8 MR. R. M. COLILTER Principal