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

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SE ICR CLASS QFFICERS VUILLIAM MCEVOY Doylestown SENIOR PRESIDENT Senior OffiL'B7'.ffl6ft to right: D. Mason, secretaryg R, Harris, vice-presiclentg B. McEvoy, treasurer. Senior Homeroom Offirerr-Third row: C. Parry, F. Petrey, W. Burcaw, R. De- wald. Second row: G. Smith, J. Elville, D. Kellerman. First row: V. Simmons D. Beer, R. Matthews, M. J. Trauch, H. Turnicky. 1 141 SENIOR CLASS-DOYLESTOWN The senior class of 1952 had a large variety 0 activities to participate in, and the greatest numbe of participants in the history of Doylestown, Part o the library was appropriated to house the overflox from the two regular homerooms: 306 and 303. Homeroom periods were used to best advantag and often sponsored several concurrent programs fo varied interests. Among oufltstanding achievements during the yea were the play My Sister Eileen, the Skating Party a scrap drive, and the Wasliington Trip in April. 4 1 4. W... .

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mfg? K-2-it D ADVISDRS Every senior class is a busy class and this year's was no exception. Their first project to tackle was the management of the cafeteria. After accomplishing this task they hurried on to their Sadie Hawkins Dance which proved well worth their while. Christmas brought on parties and the thrill of winning first prize for class room decorations. The new year started out with small class activities culminating in a St. Patty's Dance and the mirthful class dinner and movie. Wfith spring in the air the Seniors looked towards commencement and a last evening together. On this happy note they face the future! rf, 5 W gf i... 3 i S Wk 'Bt ssl, 2 -,J-Q 4' Wx :.- - ay,-+.. ,, -pr . , it-if 2.19555 - .' ' . . ,- I CHARLES BACH litickingliain SENIOR PRlfSI17lfNl' SENIOR OFFICERS-left to right: R. Stotz, vice-presidentg S. XY'iley, fl'C.l5Lll'C'l'Q Mrs. Miller, advisorg H. SC.ll'bOl'ULlgl1, corresponding secretaryg S. Hanna, re- cording Secretary. Serzjm' AJ:imri--Strliucliixg: Mr. Reese. Sitting: Miss Light, Mrs. Miller, Miss Kahler. Ahsent, Mr. M.irshall. U51