Abington High School - Oracle Yearbook (Abington, PA)

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Principals Norman W. Schmid, S.C. Dear Seniors, As the school year draws to a close, you are leaving Abington High School bright with promises deep within each one of you. Success, uncertain though it may seem in uncertain times, is still yours for the taking if you make full use of your learning and your abilities. When you began your school experience, your world was filled with promise, a promise which still exists. You have been exposed to the learning which will help you to be happy and productive and, in every way, all that you can be. Now, you are going forth into a world where promise is too often treated lightly or soon become tarnished, but your promise is still bright, and you must strive to keep it shining. Self-fulfillment based upon honesty, dignity, and a sense of personal worth must be your objective while the great good stemming from industry and the creativity within you can become a positive force in a world much in need of it. There is greatness in each of you. Your dreams have been nourished by your family and friends, and your skills have been developed by your teachers. It is up to you to make the most of your future, to be what you can be. You have promises to keep. The Administration 21 John E. Skilton, N.C.

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Abington Board of School Directors Row 1: Mrs. Bonnie Durphy. Mrs. Adele Block. Mrs. Lynne lannelli. Mrs. Muriel Alt. Row 2 Dr. Leonard Rosenfeld, Mr. Richard Halloway. Dr. Melvin McMaster. Mr. Peter Dreyfus. Dr. George Manaker. 20 Charles Grottenthaler. Superintendent of Schools

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South Campus Assistant Principals L .... I don't like giving detentions — I LOVE IT! C. Donnon McGinley David Schramm William J. Lucian 22