Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

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I0 Because he has been a faithful friend and because he has guided and directed us not only in our scholastic work but al- so in the preparation of this annual, we, the Class of '55, place this page in appre- ciation to Mr. Williarn C. Capriotti. X

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i- X 5 R 'M x-. , fig' f -J X uvyg-4. UH: f 'Nl'. 'wv0. UQ: J U11 i ir K: 1 11? X X Xi IIEIIIUATIO To dedicate this edition ofthe Eagle, the Class of '55 has chosen to honor a person who has instilled in us the true spirit of Chichester., By her faithful and unselfish guidance and by her excellent leadership we have reached the sumznit of our high school career. lt is with the greatest admiration that we, the class of '55 dedicate this annual to Miss Lillian M. Barnett F X

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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