Avonworth High School - De Rebus Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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The top brass for Stud nt Day listen 1s Bruce Bet her principal for a day, makes an announcement. C . . . I Students Take Cn Big Responsibilities With our good health in order, we tried to settle down to our work, By this time Sputnik I and II had been launchedg Vanguard and Explorer were soon to follow. Even so, we diagrammed sentences, experimented in chem- istry and physics. kept leclgers in bookkeeping. and solved equations in algebra. We read and we wrote. We made notebooks, partici- pated in fairs at Buhl Planetarium, and took nationwide tests. Great was the teaching and much was the learning. Semester tests had been eliminated. In their place were six-week tests reviewing consecutively the work of each report period. After the initial shock of such reviewing, we gradually got used to them. High maganne salesman. Charlie Swntek, nlls 1 iniguinc to his Sth grade friends. 10

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Before we knew it, the year had come to an end. Fresh were the memories of slumber parties and pizza, the red and grey days in preparation for the basketball team's big nights, the pennants we made and sold, the Coronation Cotillion and the Crystal Ball. We had laughed and criedg succeeded in many things, failed in others, made new friends and cherished old ones, given a little, received much. We had had a good year. Toddy and Liz engage in an illegal form of communication. Students Have Fun I n And Out Of Class L Goldsborough, bl. Gerlach, S. Garber, L. Young, P. Pannier, J. johnst