Collegeville Trappe High School - Colonel Yearbook (Trappe, PA)

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uv A - ,. - o , v. 'easy T38 A 'L7-fl' ,- P5 .' ' if J' - ' if A ,i .1 . , Q . -rfvflf l 'v' ' 4,41 L a I FOREWORD We, the Class of 1954, have chosen as the therne for dns year's uCkHonel,n the voyage of the ship of education. With the help and guidance of our skipper, Mr. llackman, we have kept our course in fair weather or foul, striving always to navigate the ship safely into port. We are proud to present to you this log of our voyage which will be an ever-present memory, with the hope that you may share the many pleasures that we have enjoyed. You will then know, as we do, that our life aboard the ship has been the inspiration forward toward wider horizons far beyond our present view. YWNRNQ NR RNRWFFHIHHIFUHRINFFNNBN!hRRREhNMMMRMHNMOGl R! UI HIGHER S Q Q 3 N Q M 5 3 3 2 2 3 S 3 E 3 3 2 E S 3 ia E X 2 2 i S E Q 2 3 5 ii..

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mp lfClf0J fo o Audrey Rnttenhouse, Thxs year the elabs of 34 reeognwes three teaehers reeent 'lLlC.llI1OI1'1 tothe fae ully who hive eheerfullv and wllllngly lent a helpxnq hand and a kxnd word to the students of Collegevllle 'lrappe To those who know them well they embody sterllng eharaeter keen mind and 7ebtful peraonflllty Mus RlIILl1l'lOU9C our aetlvltles would hwe lost rnueh of their enjoyable quality We hld .9 .f4,9,9I'0Clatl0ll 0 Robert Hac kman Melvxn H 5 unter, Dons Mlller an exeellent glee elub a very PFOGULIIVL Qhop elass, md a most 'ILIIVL glrls sports program Not only have we benefited from these elasses seholastleally but we shlll not soon forget the r1eh frnendly awoelatlonv whleh make a useful 'md bueeessful lxfe Wlth thls dedleatlon we bld you farewell SULkl.SS Wlthout our elass advlsor we eould have done llttle 'Ihanks to Mr llaekman we rode the waveb ln our voyage from our sophomore year wxthout meetlng too many squalla We aeeompllshed many unde rtaklngs wxth sueeess and look for ward to the day when we shall be guldlfll our own vessel along the unateadyeourse of llfe The experlence we game-d xn worklng together wlth our Classmztes and teaehers wafs lnvaluable Clrmtude IS extended to Mr Haekman for hls eounsel and guldanee cl' ' 5 l , 1 l J ' 1 1 I ' X 4 b ' 3 W x w r ' 1, 1 1 K 1 I - ' e ff l .' g ' 1 . e , Z 1 ' 1 H ' ' ' 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' - ' , A- , A. K. , . SA, ,S . A, ' Y. , lr. Z i V x 1 S X - ' 1 W l 1 - Q ' f ' 1. N x ' ,ft l . f 1 1 ' l - 1 A1 L ' I ' 'S , ' 1. ' , , ' . , 1 Wlll10Ul NHSS MillCI', MF- HLIHICF. and and wish you many more years of continued 'K-S ' 1 A y f - ' ' ' 1-- L 1 K. - - ,A-K.. ' ' 3- I l ' l 1 4 V 1 1 ' 4 1 C U l . Il o K 1 1 1- ' ff 1 I 'V 1 1 1 ' ' . , , . , I ' 3 l ' ff 1 xt' W xi C . W .