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22 ident; et our new Mr. Berkey, Mr. Cecchetti, Board President; gre teachers, VIRGINIA A. URSIC Chatham College ; Latin, Journalism, Speech LOUISE S. VENTURA Carnegie Institute of Technology — Home Economics WILLIAM F. WALCUTT California State College Industrial Arts pR, LOUIS C. CERASO Bucknell University Temple University School Physician ; ». LEACH }CELIA E. LE, | eer High Secretary sLLA M. MYERS ne Office Secretary i INEZ FE, WALLIS Chatham College Jniversity of Pittsburgh English, History BERNARD E. WROBLESK] Clarion State College ‘he Mistry FRANK N. ZITO California State ¢ ollege Science, Mathematic
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1963 Senior Class Making las ' minute adjustme SI LASS OFFICERS Pre C; Des Vic J. Lag Ne S. Kari Tre K. Zari SENIORS Knowledge, courage, and strong character must now all come forth as we leave our beloved “halls of ivy” for a position of our own in life. We have prepared ourselves for this important step with the constant aid of our principal and obliging faculty. Gradually we recognized the rewards of learning and the value of an education. As we depart our separate ways. the sense of fair play that we developed as well as the words of our teachers will remain with us to guide us always. Warm and lasting friendships were formed that made our school days more pleasant and memorable. Working together as a class held many pleasurable expe- riences mingled with a strong responsibility to ee ee pe cioets, football and basketball games, plays, and the prom were some of the many activities we shared as fellow students as well as friends. These relationships we will always remember with fondness and finally they will become nostalgic. Arnold High School has served us well and we are grateful. We are now ready to approach the broad horizons of life properly. 24 Heading for the last round up
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