Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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WELCCM P. Bliss, feature editor, briefs stall on policy. Seated, left to right: J. Good- man, J. Dumzm, J. Clark, P. Bliss, features editorg D. Brunog standing: M. ll Ad 'er. Copp ock, B. Messick, M. Hartzell, J. L. McDowe , vis The Welcome serves as the chronicler of Chester High School. Through its words, its pictures, its cartoons, pass the very life of the school. It records those events, great and small, some never-to-he-forgotten, others quickly to fade awayg all, though, to be marked hy the Welcome. The Welcome appears as a weekly page in the Chester T' es. Over the past years, it has been a consistent winner in 1m state and national scholast1c compet1t1on. Eleanor Jones Elvira Fuse 0

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WHICH PICTURE THIS WEEK? Welcome sports staff has tough prob- lem. Seated, left to right: A. Vasil, C. La Spada and H. Walker, sports editors, standing: A. Rosenthal, L. Abrams, S. Boyce, D. Rosenthal. EDITORIAL STAFF, left to right: C. LaSpada, girls' sports editor P. Bliss, features editorg B. Rosen- thal, associate editorg E. Bonkowski editor-in-chief, E. Berger, news edi tor, H. Walker, boys' sports editor, standing, 1. L. McDowell, Adviser. IT'S GOOD, but we can do better, says John McDowell, Wel- come Adviser, to the News staff. Seated, left to right: A. Zeitzeff, J Duman E. Berger, news editorg S Mosley. Standin : A. Rosen- - s - g .. thal, P. Stewart, J. L. McDowell, Adviser. ,,?jl'f,f',UI ,,,, 22 ' 1 I ,, A ,V H THE PRIDE OF ACHIEVEMENT. John L. McDowell, Welcome Adviser, E. Bonkowski, editor-in-chief of Wel- come, and Albert L. Berger, Annual Adviser, display the P.S.P.A. awards for outstanding school publications.

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LENA COIRO pins a cor- sage on Barbara Finan, goddess of the harvest. Eight years ago the Karl E. Agan chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organized in Chester High School by Dr. Leah Jordan. Since its inception, the club has been very active in school affairs. F .T.A. members receive, upon occasion, practi- cal experience in the classroom by substituing for teachers whenever faculty members request it. Realizing the importance of a higher education and accepting the fact that rising college fees often present grave problems to prospective teachers, the F.T.A. awards each year a partial scholarship to the member who has been voted by his fellows as tl1e most promising candidate for the teaching profes- sion. Money earned from the sale of chrysanthe- mums and dinks helps make this award possible. is F.T. A . F.T.A. OFFICERS. Seated. Robert Moyer, President. Standmg, left to right: Charles Jones, First Vice-Presidentg Phoebe Bliss Treasurerg Dave Auerbach, Second Vice-Presidenlg June Locke, Recording Secrelaryg Rose Anne Grasty, Corresponding Secretary