Kingston High School - Kingstonian Yearbook (Kingston, PA)

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61444 Hia tm, ln September of 1950, a group of tiny, curious Prepsman entered K.l-l.S. They were tiny, because after all, they were only eighth graders! They were curious to discover what all those big boys and girls did when they entered K.l-l,S. Although satisfying our curiosity took most of our time, we still found time to take part in the eight and ninth grade Christ- mas party. ln September of 1951 we were ready to parti- cipate in the activities of this great high school. We were Freshmen! To prove that we really were the best Freshmen class ever, we went over the top sell- ing the West Side News and sponsoring our terrific Twirp Tag Sport Dance. As Sophomores we were the middle class of the high school. We became members of the many clubs and teams. As we sold our Christmas Cards and Easter candy, we dreamed of the great day when we would be seniors. September of 1952 was the start of our Iunior Year. We prover our salesmanship ability by sell- C'laAA Song Tune: Till We Meet Again Graduation ends our high school days. We will part and go our sep'rate ways. We will think of days gone by, Brushing teardrops from our eye. Days of joy will live within our hearts Even though the time has come to part. Memories we'll keep alive Our class of fifty-five. We will think of times we spent with you, Times of friendship-days so ever true. Hoping for a future kind Thoughts we now will leave behind. Memories will ever live anew When we leave our K.H.S. and you. We will pray and hope and then We will meet again. Mary Ann Hughes ing more magazines than the Seniors. Our actresses and actors made the Iunior Play, Come Rain or Shine, the greatest ever! Finally came the climax of a thrilling year, The Iunior-Senior Starlite Prom. With lack Melton's Band creating the mood, we danced from our Iunior to our Senior year. Mission accomplished! On September 8, 1954. We officially became the Senior Class of 1955! We started right off by sponsoring sport dances and pre- paring for our magazine campaign. With the Senior Play, 'Al Remember Mama, the Seniors did it again. Yes, the vcritics proclaimed our play a really profes- sional production. After many money making campaigns, we boarded the buses for three fun-filled days in Wash- ington. With the gruesome task of Final Exams behind us, our Senior Year came to a close. Baccalaureate and Commencement borught twelve years of study for the class of 55 to a dramatic finale! C7444 Poem Tonight we start our journey upon the road of life. Hidden are our dreams: unknown to us our strife. As we gaze upon the map which leads to worlds unknown, We ask, 'Which byway shall we take: which one will be our own? Now we are prepared to start upon our ways, For tonight marks the climax our our high school days. We'l1 not forget the past: the joy of those few years, With our teachers as our friends through laughter and through tears. The future's in our hands: do with it what we may. And though the road is dark at first, we will find our way. Tonight marks the beginning, our journey will be long. But if our character is high, we never can go wrong. Mariellen Connell

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