Central Bucks High School West - Antler Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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MR. AR'rHl'R T. Rriifsic DR. I. EowARo SMITH Nlansfield State Teachers College, B S. University of Pittsburgh, i'Vl.A., Ph.D. Rqgfmzal eS'll,lIl'l'l.llft'I1dt'lll HIGH SCHOOL - A Significant Step Steps, you have chosen as the theme for your yearbook. Steps are signifi- cant. Steps are not only physical but also mental, emotional, moral, ethical, and spiritual. 'lihe steps you take of' your own volition can lead to success or failure, happiness or unhappiness, faith or doubt, temples of' worship or dens of' iniquity, high pinnacles or dismal swamps, a life of service and joy or one of greed. selfish- ness, penury, and woe. A Yvhen, as a child, you took your first physical step, your parents rejoiced. YVhen you take your last earthly step, will your Father in Heaven rejoice because ol' a life well spent in the fulfillment of' divine plans? When your soul is laid bare before God, your Nlaker, stripped of' all sham, make-believe, wishful thinking, and hypocrisy, what will be your true worth? High school has been a significant step in your conquest of self. It has been vital to the extent that you have conquered yourself, found a love for truth, deepened your faith, and resolved to serve God and humanity. The years ahead will test your faith and the quality ofyour soul as you step forth to the great adventure. I wish for you every possible success, genuine happiness, and an abiding faith in a divine destiny for all mankind. YVestminster College, BS. leiiiple University, l'fcl.iNl. . 'I dnzfn lil'fl'l11l't 'L' ,14-.rlfrlanl 8

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Miss RUTH A. NAILOR Miss ADA M. GRIFFITH Temple University, B.S., M.S. WestChester Staterlleachers College B S ,1d1111'nLriraf1've A7.r,rL'.rfani Junior H zlqfz School Principal GUIDES ALQNG THE WAY September marks the end of a laborious task and the beginning of an even greater one for Mr. Reese, high school principal. During the summer and early fall he is busy completing students' schedules for the new year. Checking student attendance, filling out transcripts, calling faculty meetings, and supervising the Senior High School keep Mr. Reese very busy. He is also advisor of Student Council which controls the magazine campaign and noon dances. The position of guidance counselor is ably filled by Miss Nailor. Advising and informing students on vocations, college life, admissions, and scholarships are but a few of Miss Nailor's tasks. She also teaches guidance to the Freshman class with the help of movies and slides. Sponsoring Iunior High Student Council, teaching science and geography, arranging auditorium programs, and supervising all work ofthe seventh and eighth grades are the duties of Miss Griffith, Iunior lligh principal. She also super- vises the Science Club, and Iunior Red Cross activities. JOINT BOARD COMMI'I l'EE-Slmzrlfny, Aj! lo rflqlils DR. SMITH, MR. KLEIN, Axlk. SnL r'r, MR. ALL!-JN, MR. ciAYMAN, MR. SHELLY, MR. SCHLEICHFZR. Sealfd.' MR. RosENRi5RoicR, MR. Cori-3, MRS. SIENKIEXVICZ, MR. 'I'REAiBI.Y, MR. KEIISCIINER, MR. RICHARDSON, NARS. SCIIUYLER.