Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

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.. Q rr V ' ' , , -1 as:-H Ffh ' ..-...a.w...,2.., f--v pf ' ' - ' ' r . L... ,- lust J sr'-V fwfr 4 Q LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William H. Dutton III, Presidentg Mr. H. Quirk, Mr. Verne J. Weber, Secretaryg Mrs. M. Pierce, Mr, E. Richards, Mr, Frank Dowman, Sr., Treasurerg Mr. Milton Holdsworth, Vice-Presidentg Mr. E. Fausnaught, Mr. M. Carner, Mr. I. H. Patterson, Mr. W. Kock. Every school district has someone who stands in the shadows, listens to comments Mr, D, Clements Mr, G, Panarello both good and bad, and then does his best to satisfy all persons by providing a well-kept school which contains modern facilities. The Chichester Joint School board is comprised of thirteen citizens of our community. It is they who have brought about the wonderful changes in the Chichester Schools in the past few years. They have given willingly and generously of their time in our behalf. We, of the Senior Class of 1955, salute them for their excellent work and we extend our deep appreciation to them. L+

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EAGLE ,r -if! STAFF SEATED: STAFF F. Morris STANDING: B. Groce S. Penn M. Jones s li. LaBrue L- DUI? I. Creswell B. Penningtnn J, Lober D. McNeil J. Shank E, Holland I 5. Ixlorris F. Peters ' B. Kirlin B. Linn B, Hobbs L, Thawley filo-l2d.j N, Wetzel NOT SHOWN NOT snowrv: I f N. Fisher I. Hillson 1 fCo-Ed,j D. Moore --fx' X J. Plerce H. Long N-el A B. Belmont -Us TT' Sally Ann Penn, Temporary Co-Editor during N. Fisher's absence. Nancy Fisher, Bob Hobbsg Co-Editors and laira LaBruc, Business Manager We have come to the realization Shakespeare reached when he said: All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players They have their exits and then entrancesg And one man in his time plays many parts His arts being seven ages. High school life is indeed one of the seven ages and in our humble way we have tried to present the high school act in as inter- esting and enjoyable a manner as possible. If at any future date one should pick up a copy of the 1955 Eagle, and while glancing through its pages have a pleasing and remin- iscent thought .... then all our work and effort will have been worth while. Gus 'if-sv Eli-', CAPRIOTTI Our Advisor

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r r. rnrnns rssrn WW Mrs Pennington Mrs Voll Mrs Groce Mrs Hobbs Mrs S1mpson The P T A has long been an act1ve group Ln helplng to lmprove our townshlp schools ln January of l954 after much delrberatlon rt was dec1ded that the present group should be d1v1ded lnto two groups nam l the Chlchester Junlor Sen1or I-hgh School P T A T ementary The a1ms of these groups are as follows l To promote the wel fare of ch1ldren and youth 1n home school and church Z To rarse the standards of home l1fe 3 To secure adequate laws for the care and protec t1on of youth 4 To br1ng 1nto close relat1ons the home and the school so that parents and teachers may co operate 1ntell1gently 1n the tra1n1ng of the chrldren 5 And to develop between educators and the general publrc such umted efforts as w1ll secure for every chxld the hrghest advantage rn physrcal mental soc1al and sp1r1tual educat1on The P T A smcerely hopes that thxs new plan w tra1n1ng of our ch11dren 111 a1d mn the better 8 I ' ., . . . . 5 e Y ' ' ' ' . . . and the tri-el P. . A.