Bellwood Antis High School - Tuckahoe Yearbook (Bellwood, PA)

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Those Who Guide Us . . . ADMINIS First Row: Chester Dillen, Charles We-rtz, Louise Hunter, Amos Smith, Thomzls Smith. Second Row: Clare-rwc Ilollen, Donald Lovell. Chester Mrfllellnn Howard Estep, Merril Dorzm. c'Around the World there are leaders in everything. The leaders in Bellwood-Antis High School, a very small part of the world, are the members of the School Board. Page Eighl

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STUDENT COUNCIL Advised by Robert lireslin. the Student Council chose these officers for the I957-H758 school term: PI'I'.V1'df'7lf ..... .... B HRNARIJ l1r1RKs'rRi:ssr:R Vice-Prmizlwrzt . . . . . .AR'l'lll'R MOORl'I Secretary ..... . . .BARBARA CLARK Y'I'1'Il.YIIH'I' . . , . .-lem' GLASGOXN' As we travel around the world, we stop oll' at Greece, where the foundation of modern govermnent was laid. From these beginnings our Student Council has learned to form their own modern rules and regulations to govern the conduct ol' the students in our school. This group, elected by their classmates. assist the administration in providing lor the general welfare ol' the student body. lt is also a means by which the school may give to its students the opportunity ol' student leadership and responsibility. 'l'he Student Council receives and expresses all student opinions. They advance the best interests of the students, administration. and the faculty. They also aet as ollieial representatives ol' the student body, On December 28 Bernard Berkstresser. Frances lialtz, Arthur Moore and -Iohn 'l'ucei ol' the Student Council represented Bellwood-Antis on Youth Answers a television show originating in the WFBG 'l'V studios in Altoona, Pa. Our Student Council sends two delegates every year to the state convention ol Student Councils. This year, .lim Weight and .Ioanne Benner went as delegates from liellwood-Antis. Pngz. Sz:z'f'r1

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TRATICN Jules Verne, famous author, wrote Around The World In Eighty Days . Soon travelers flying toward the sun will go around the world in an incredibly short time. Manls advancement and progress if fore- told 20 years ago would have been faced with in- credulity. Progress is being made. You are of an era in which the significance of our changing world can only be appreciated with vision. Today man must adapt faster than ever before. It takes a keen mind to comprehend your theme. jules Verne is of the past. We move faster to- day. You may be but a cog in the wheel, but if a cog is broken the efficiency of the machine is im- paired. You may not get around the world. Future achievement is bounded only by the potential. Your potential was determined by the Almighty. His powers are boundless. Develop to your potential and the thought Around The World will be easy to comprehend, the act easy to attain. Sincerely, CHARLES O. METCALF CHARLES O. METCALI-' Su11m'z'i.fi1zg Principal Around the Wforld I've Searched for You - Iilll sure each of our prospective graduates is ac- quainted with the words of this current tune, but as you look in retrospect, it isnit exactly the search of one individual for another that is the matter of concern in our world of today, but the search for something that will give him courage and faith to make today's world a better place in which to live. Down through the ages people have lived in periods of turmoil and despair without knowing how to obtain peace within, and have prophecied great calamities unaware of or refusing to acknowledge the one great Shepherd who watches over, comforts, and protects the sheep within his fold. lVe of today's world must have and display courage and faith that will completely undermine any aggressofs intentions of world domination, and so make our lives shining lights that will cast their beams Around the World for peace. This is His commission for us and my challenge to you. R. DWIGHT TROUTMAN . W f Principal R. DYN'IGI'I'l' TROUTMAN High School Principal Page Nine