Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

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FOREW ORD fv 1 in 11 ffl!! In 1 at 11 zz fu fl gmzn Th1s the theme of our xearboolc xx1ll alxxaxs ren 41111 lfflXCCl 1n our 1Tl1IlLlS as xxe leaxe the portals of lngh school to trlte our pl lee lI'l the great xxorld outs1de lLlLlLt1f1OI1 III anx form 15 merely preparatxon xxe haxe been prepared to meet modern l1fe and have been gn en the tools xx1th xx h1el1 to malee our marlc upon 1t Throughout our yearbook xou xx1ll f1nd pages dexoted to the recogn1t1on of some Qrert celebr1tx XX e have chosen to honor these personal1t1es because thex represent outstandmg HCl'11CVCfITCI1f III fllell' respect1xe f1elds and because IS ll1L,ll school students xxe haxe been prepared to understmel and apprec1ate the11 xx orlx The funet1on of hugh school 15 to teach appree1at1on ot the best thmgs 1n l1fe I1Ot to tceept the mecl1oere Therefore as xxe loolc toxx ard the future xxe see ourselxes is xoters Cltlldlllg the eountrx s dest1nx as theater goers and IULISIC loxers LOI1ffllJL1flIlg to the extensron of Amerrean culture as sport fans lxeepmg al1xe the tracl1t1ons of Amer1can sportsmen Hes xxe h rxe been QIXCII a great respons1b1l1tx XX e are the components of 1 nexx Amer1ea The future of the eountrx of 1fS eulture of 1ts tracl1t1on l1es Ill our hands XX e feel hoxx exer that xxe are xx ell eqmpped to meet the problems ot a modern xx orld As xxe leaxe lllgll school to take our place IH modern c1x1l1zat1on, and IH dome so to penetrate many f1elds of endeaxor xxe extend a smcere xote of thanks to ffLlL1L1fIOI1 Our learnmg has prepared us for l1te ind xxe are there fore deeplx 1ndebteel to the root of preparanon h1gh school CLIITON M XX HITTAIxTR H1111 f1 ' V15 11 .1'111r'. Vllf k f7 V fr lX7C.'C'!.l, 1 Je 1 ' iff, ' V . 1 1' 1 - - 11A . '- l ' . ,, , Y , . ' .. l., 1.,' , , T -1 ' F 1 v ' 1 v 1 1 ' 1 1 1 rs AA b 1 I 1 lv 3 ' 'I ' -' v l r - 1 I v 7 1 - ' A 1 . . L., J 1 V , y 2 'y - 1' 1 1 y, 1 2 V 1 to -- 2 ' . A . ' ' ' , 11 - 1 1, 11- 1 V -' ' 1 - 'lf 'I H . 1 1 1 .1 . , , , , . , ,, ,, 1 , 5 ' in x 1 -1-' 1 - T' -1, 1 , , 1 1 , - ' ' Y ' 1 1 A 1 V V A 1 ' ' ' A Y .k , , ' V , N .. T 1 'V ' .

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The Class of 1953 hltches xts wagons to the stars to gu1de and to IHSPIYC us as we leave hxgh school to take our places 1n the World - as W become C step Ollt IO ,I -'L lb X LFZ 654 L, v 'lg' VOTERS x 'Thi ' tw Xdglff WW Wx 'fix E RSNR ms OF f AalliEpl,Emh nys THEATER GOEQS SLLKERS of BaAuTY k9s,5X X E L - V V Y SPORTS FANS , ' - , Q. C Q-5--. -nw, . . ss 5 N: 5g5Z??0Ajul ..... J ' S . .PE : N 'v Q l YM 1 W x Q-e ?:5i25?.,..- 5 x X 5 e -j f' O S s 'X ' I N i ' xxx . t 8 8 X , I fl 1 X 'Y xx x H I ' X E' A 1 lx ss 1' 4' . .1 i X ss f x y , ' 4 2 ' Q x J?g 1 n x BEE? SELLE 5 Ye L . lk X ss R X' - I 1 K ss sss l l 1 l ' t EA-.Sl Q x v XC x E ' . ','f?5? I '5' 5? l 9 - l K' G F ix K il f , J, l s l x 0 2 ' ffl 'N rlllllllll u ,- e l l flilllag. Qligiiil lilllllll- s s 5- '. 6 'Z el K' 'L' 'Z 5 I AP J ' g m 'A ll -

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- 'Q fi'-LA Yybfki ffm? if X ffjvi J 1 Q A' , A, ,J jf Liv' f ' ki L3 in '. F44 V wi 1 , W1 ' Y I I If f 'If .5 V H ,iv V . s Q ' i 'L , if V ,g- ' A 1.1 41 .lv V7 'LU ii , - 1 My 'E l ' ,' ' i L 'i i A , WT Jw Q 'L' is ' ML .-f an L fi' I fpviiiibh 159 gi f Q11 L4 fu L LV L-4 i 7Peqhaps no one has been more concerned with the doings of the senior class than Miss Mary li. Little. liver since she became our adviser when we were sophomores. Miss Little has personally attended to the business of class meetings. dance decoration and the many other jobs to be done. Our activities could never have been carried on without her able assistance and expert guidance. Many were the times we were dis- couraged. but Miss Little always managed to come up with a solution to these problems. She has been more than a teacher to the students of Upper Chig she has been a good friend and a capable adviser. Yes. we owe a great deal to Miss Little, a person for whom that extra bit of time and work was never too much trouble. It is therefore with deep and profound feel- ing of gratitude that we dedicate our yearbook to Miss Mary E. Little.