Nether Providence High School - Non Pareil Yearbook (Wallingford, PA)

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N - X N . Q . X .yn ,N -XXX .X X ,nan inthe .spirit of I ' Pr0videnee's iaiei deeply Wliiff H the future will bring.WWe howeverflforget the happy -events of our Using theiiyfords of the immortal poet Shakes- we haygffiittempted tovlproduce a record of - 1 U ,, ., A .,, events which i!?!X9,,n!99!1Q-Qur,years at Nether Provldence the legfs of ouflives. the faculty and- administration we express our thanks for 'their -expert teaching and To ,the qnderclassrnggwxg bniv legyerthe responsllnllty of carrying on the schoofsutrgditions of sports- ?lesrde!TShip,isch'olership, and friendliness. onrlclassmates we extend .best wishes for suc- -i s undertakings. May this has a fivarm reminder of their days at 3,23-

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A new school is being con- structed in Nether Provi- dence to help meet the needs of a growing population. The Summit Elementary School which is being built on Plush Mill Road in Wallingford will be com- pleted for the fall of 1957. fi ff! J K, ,. jf, 7,1 55- ' 'Z ,., 8 35 Q J 1 .f :az K I -5? . vii - I In 4-15 1 , . '-2'-'if' t A , 3-'Tv 4 - - vzsgpxizl E --- f-- -- ---15-v . gs' -e-7 4- up , e- 15 g,g+:fz3 5gQ!,'. Q:1 ' V 1153-manga. Hsiiiw - .W ,- .fg 2 -If-:J:1 ' , I .aa l Ya it ? Y 3 In ' 41 E 3 .SSB 5 E '4-1 !'if ' C' '-W 1- -1 J V 1 -- 7- 4 .,...2e:.- :- , 7- ,r t4. f --ir 4 v-.4fi,L,,,j-.v'f 4' ' ' , Y ' 'jf' 4 -V ffi,,LifZg.'?1iE1- Al 'STL 's A . , - .f 'Q - 1 - -' , f M S... 'ii 5 X -4 5 ' A --3 YQ- .rs , i f 'f :ff ' 'A -e A ' ...---L-' A ' 1- c , -is-fl 2 ., - 2 if f if fe 1 -1,1 1 1 I2 ,T - fi ,, ,,. Z... -ff 2 fr.-' -7..,,, .,, . li' ii-1 if.-J , I f-f::- 5 ig

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I I Then, Heaven, set ope thy everlasting gates To entertain my vows of thanks and praise. Second Part of Henry VI, IV, 9. We dedicate this book to the Parent Teachers Association in grateful recognition for the aid and inspiration they have given us in our years at Nether Providence. The vitality of any school community is in large measure a reflection of the interest and foresight of its P.T.A. Ours has given unselfishly to various activities, and their success in this can be measured by the benefits we have derived. They have guided us wisely in the past and have prepared us to accept the responsibilities of the future. It is fitting that the class of ,57, which has benefited from this organiza- tion, should show its appreciation. This dedication then, is a token of our gratefulness which is here extended in all sincerity. :l atl?sitSi5i Qifiiisiiliii? 1 if .-95:12 law