Chichester High School - Eagle Yearbook (Boothwyn, PA)

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W Y We, the Class of 1956, present the television edition of The Eagle. Television is awindow to the universe, from across thousands ofmiles it brings to us faces as well as sounds. Television can bring the world to the home and the classroom. With it you can hear and see spot-broadcasts and spot-telecasts of events whilethey are happening. You can iourney in your chairs to distant parts ofthe world and participate as listeners and eyewitnesses in events that make history. You can travel backward across the centuries with guides who know the past, and witness great events of yesterday that made the world what it is today. You can sit in conferences and forums, and see 'and hear talks by world authorities in every field. Just as television brings to the public, significant and worthwhile happenings, We, the class of '56, hope that in the days to come you may pick up this annual and recapture treasured moments. 2

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In charge of seeing that some elght hundred students are fed porperly and well versed In the socral graces Mrss Peracles has unfllnchrngly contributed to the growth of Chichester Miss Perucles no matter how busy always funds tame to lend a helpung hand or to grve some advuce to someone an need An so we the Class of I956 consider Ita great honorand pnvrlege todeducate our annual to MISS VICTORIA PERIC LES for all that she has contrnbuted to our school 4 . . . . . . . . . . f . . . . . l I . . . . . . . . . . .