Souderton High School - Unaliyi Yearbook (Souderton, PA)

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FOREWOR The symbol of Souderton High School is a powerful, mature Indian brave. As our Unalzyi theme we chose not this but another Indian-our Wee Warrior, as we familiarly called him, with his impish face, droopy feathers and irresponsible air. During the months we worked with him we discovered that our Wee Warrior was infinitely more like us than his solemn sire. All too soon, however, came the completion of our Umzlgfi sym- bolizing the change in us from the prankish Wee Warrior to the dignified brave. Although it is impossible to be transformed over- night, some of us will quickly adjust ourselves to being on our own, to giving ourselves that extra push. Others will cling longer to the guise of Wee Warrior. Our hopes are high for this new phase of our lives. We have been looking forward to it and have taken pains to prepare for adult living. Nevertheless, it is with regret that we look back on our days as Wee Warriors. PAGE 4

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DEDICATIO MR. ROSENBERGER We, the class of 1949, proudly dedicate this, the tenth issue of the Unalzji, to Mr. Rosenberger as a token of our appreciation for the countless number of things he has done for us. As freshmen, many of us studied English under his supervision. No big stick or harsh words were necessary. His soft voice, his pleasant smile, his infinite patience, and his tall tales entranced his students and made English that special class. As Junior High guidance advisor, he readily gave of his time to our problems, advising, guiding and preparing us for Senior High. At the beginning of this school term he became principal of our school. In this capacity his Wise counsel has continued to guide us through the many problems of vocational selection and prepara- tion for citizenship. PAGE 5