Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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-XDNIINISTRLXI ION STL DhNTS ACTIXITIPQ XFHI P IILS 4

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Where Lasting Friendships Are Formed It holds The juniors, on the roftd between, with much of thelr fear of the previous ye1r dissolved, still retain the apprehension of the future I or them ftwfuts 1 year of serlous study 1nd 1 host of new lctlvities -Xt list, the seniors 'Lccustomed to the wus of -Xbmgton le'1d the student body to the top of the pmnstcle They lefld IH stefxd of follow they help lnste 1d of being helped On of the new sophomores, thev look hopefully 1he1d still remembering the przst To them the key to the future is the p1st The three d1SflUCf groups, euh ffxced with 1ts own problems, work together for 1 better school 'and com munity The keystone of this group c ln be 1ccred1ted to miny things 1nd persons fltulty, zdmlnlstrltors, 1d visors, and parents But what holds these groups to gether in unison and hfzrmony so that when they 1re combined with the student body we heave a well oiled mach1ne9 This intangible force 19 trlendshlp md with out lt 'ill would be lost Ablngton High School hrst ln the llph lbet, hrst in 1 chievement, 1nd first in lttltude is 1 phr xse well known 1960 Ablngton Qemor High School le ldershlp friend ship sind service, the openmg of new vlst 19 of the fu ture, and the guardlng of events of the p mst Therefore we of the cliss of 1960, have declded to use 1s our theme the ties of friendship which blnd us together here If Ablngton now 1nd over the vears 654. . A : C C I , C V I ' . C - . . ' ' . . . 'i , . I . . . . . . . - . . . . . - 1 I u 1 I . . 4 I ,,. 1 - v the threshold of a far more frightening future than that by all Abingtonians. Along with this must go, Class of , . 1 ' . . ,. , i . ' t : 1 3 , - . , . .X . . -,, . .X I .. . . t , . . . ., - . . ' , if . ' , ' ' . 2 ' . ' ' . . . ' i t 2. . S . - ' ' . ' ' ' 3 1 i . ' i. 2 . i i . I .. . i . . .g 2 ' 2 ' 1 3 1 - l l 5 ll 3

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'I hrough the welrs no IUCIIYICILIHI h 1s bcen more closely ldentlhed w1th -Xbmgton Hlgh School th IH P I Gantt is 1nnov.1tor ol such -Xbxngton IHSII tutlons .ls GaI1 Nxght md the fibznqtmzzafz news p iper lS1H9plI'lI1g he td coach oflong st tndlng, as dlrector of dramft for the school cmd the commu n1tx, Nlr Gantt his become a I'I'dcIIl'l0I1 to two gener 1f1O!1S of -Xhlngton students In recognmon ofhxs enthusmsm Llllflflflg devot1on md low xl en de not IN etlmost ex ers held of actlx 1tx tssocmted wlth our h1gh school s dex elopment, the st1H of the IQIJO 'xblllgffhfl Orade respectfully dedlc ite tus public mon to Mr I lul I Gantt Irlmcd hx thc LIFIIQIIL floitlnsz stwc Control p1ne of thc hlgh school llldlfllflllm, 'Nlr Crtntt tppmrs lmld cqulpmcnt rhmr hc l'1l helped grow from slmplc wooden NIILXL to th ll cxcecdlng m tm com l'l1cI'Ll'll theatres P I in mtt tonndmq tlthcr ot thc Semor Plu qt -Xblngton stmds IH con fetcncc wlth the stiqe mm1gers of thls xeir s productlon Connle Hlslop Clwrc Cmmes, and Dotty Rosenberger C . , , , , . . . .q'. L A 1. A .K- L ,.. . 1 .1 . 1. .I 1. ' I . lj ' 1 . . . .. . . V . 7, . . . L - ' Q nf . 2' 4 f ' 4 . . , X' . . . , .K . . 1 I- . - , ,. s . 1 . 2 . . I- . - 1 ' . ' . 1 . . .. . - Q . . 1 1 '.' 1 N 1 1 ' as 5 ' , t' ,af 1 ' ' 1 ' - . . . , 5 . . . ,,. , - ,.v .. ,1., , t ,