Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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I-'OREVVORD Occupying a prominent position on the front of our high school building are three significant words-science, wisdom, and art. In a measure, We have, during the past four years comprehended more fully the meaning of these three symbols of edu- cation. Apart from classroom activities a record of other significant events should be preserved. We like to recall the pungent odors of the chemical lab, the hilarious antics of Junior Day, the feverish preparation for the Junior Prom, the melodious strains of the All Bux-Mont Band, and a host of others. In order, therefore, to have a convenient repository for the school activities that memory alone would not keep alive, we publish this 1948 Unaliyi. Our joy will be complete if you, too, can recall the pleasantries of school life as you glance through these pages of our yearbook. ,Q Q Q, glwl 1 Rmb Ill? Qi r w ll i l 1 1 xx 'Simi -'-'Q 3 HRTS 5 r v ll XY vga PAGE 4

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ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS PAGE 3 REMEMBER

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MISS FISHER DEDICATION As a Senior Class, we were confronted with many problems. With Willing assist- ance, Miss Fisher helped convert them into trivial matters. Serving in her capacity as teacher, she guided us through the fundamentals of literature and grammar. In addition to her active interest in all our class activities, she very capably coached us in dramatics and directed our play. Her winning smile, her friendly counsel, and her willingness to cooperate will long be remembered by each of us. As an expression of our appreciation for her untiring interest in our class, we gratefully -dedicate this 1948 edition of the Unaliyi to Miss Elizabeth M. Fisher. PAGE 5