Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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'sv .,,,af. School Picture liurther, the Abington News Bureau had the biggest job ol its career in intro- ducing a great building to a curious pub- lic through the medium of the local press. Much ol our admirable school-community relations stem from the efforts of the Abington News Bureau. Whether it be news, information, pic- tures, humor, features, senior activities, literature or pictures ol graduates, the school publications were on the spot in keeping Abington's student body informed and entertained. ,,.- 4 , . ,5.... ,,,o-P' -- Alzingtonifm Editorial Stall: Brick Rout: Ted Rights, Roger Breeding, Anne Richter, Carol Dedov, Nancy Anderson, Steve Balis, Allan Wrigley. Front Row: Frances Miller, William Clayton, Steve Rubins, Steve Polen, Mary Grace Ambler, Albert Wright, Ellen Beebee. z? ...W .... -sg A 'I 7' K .40-1 4,1 fabovej Publications Sponsors: Dorothy Cathell, William Lucian, William Young, Mary Grace Ambler. Alzingtonirzn Stall: Back Row: Brock lleylin, Iames Clinton, Iutly Peterson, Pat Cosgrove. Nancy Arndt, Ianet Miller, l.inda Coram, Vera Belslxy. Front Row: Carol Ileath, Ioan Gill, Mare Silverman, Barbara Cattilser, Carl Brown, Nancy Hislop.

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Seniors - At the apex of Abington High School are the seniors. The seniors are perhaps the most important group of students in the school, for they are the trailblazers who set the standards which all lower classmen try to follow. The seniors are the base of our student triangleg a triangle without a base is not stable. It has been a long time since their parents took their hands and led them to school for the first time. Slowly but surely our seniors have climbed the educational ladder picking up knowledge and develop- ing skills to the limit of their ability. They haven't reached the pinnacle yet, for most of them will go on to further educationg some will serve in the armed services while others will be in business - each doing his share to make America strong. Whatever his future plan of action may be, each senior by graduation has attained a firm foundation which will help make the road ahead a smoother one. To every senior Abington extends its best wishes as he climbs from the plane of public education to the next higher plane in his structure of experience. 23