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

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ere 5 fo When we started our sophomore year as a unrted class we were fortunate rn having Mr Sternbach as our class advrsor He was a krnd and srncere frrend to our class always grvrng us advrce and guidance Under hrs drrectron our sophomore projects were overwhelmingly successful We realrzed that we were losing a frrend when he left CT during our junior year Many pleasant memories remained wrth us after hrs departure Among them was hrs unfarlrng good humor and wrllrngness to help us Then Mr Leftwrch was appornted as Mr Stern CLIFFORD Q STEINBACH CLEMENT S LEF1'WrcH bach s capable successor Hrs srncere rnterest rn our problems was evrdent by the manner rn which he many of our class projects would have farled but with hrs srncere help we succeeded rn all we had undertaken We thank hrm for teaching us that co operatron rs a vrtal stepping stone to the achievement of our goals The class of 55 wrshes both Mr Sternbach and Mr Leftwrch many years of happrness and con trnued success 1 OU. , i 0 , , gave us sound advice and guidance. Without him, 6

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Cyowarcl Jgyaer u eflfljlng flnclpa URSINUS COLLEGE TEMPLE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Ae Cl Q J jeifmll Dedication We wish to dedIcate this book to Mr Howard B Keyser IH appreciation for his faithful services ren dered as the superusmg principal of CollegevIlle Trappe schools Upon graduatron from Collegeulle High School Mr Keyser attended Ursinus College Temple UnI xersity and the Unnersity of Pennsylxanra He was twelxe years before coming to CollegevIlle Trappe In 1926 he became the supervising principal of the CollegevIlle schools and the title was retained when In 1938 the schools of CollegevIlle and Trappe were consolidated Mr Keysers deep Interest In athletics gaxe him the presidency of the Montgomery County Athletic Association for twenty two years He was also Instru mental In tormrng the Perkromen Schuylkill Valley High School Athletic AssocIatIon for which he sersed .Is president from 1949 to 1951 In 1951 he was elected as the honorary president of the league He has sersed on the District I committee of the Pennsylx anIa Interscholastic Athletic Association He retired from PIA A In 1954 after serving as secre tary and vice president respectively but his Interest ID athletics IS contmuate Hrs tasks at school are those of great responsr bility He IS the father of four married children all sports and he has played and coached In almost all competitive groups of sports offered IH this area Currently he 15 the treasurer of the Lower Perkio men Little League and IS active In the CollegevIlle Fire Company and the Red Cross He was recently elected the treasurer of the borough of CollegevIlle He IS also a member of the consrstory of St Luke s Ex angelical Reformed Church He IS forthright and candid and possesses a ready wit which IS accompanied by a keen sense of humor We would like you to sense along with us that he lb more than worthy of this dedication' B.S. 3 ' ol' 5 00 O I a science teacher and the director of athletics for living in different states. His main interest lies in v v ' y ' , . ' . . . , , . . 1 5

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ff 0l1gI'llfllZtCl!i0l15 fo 3011100118 MILDRIED R. MAJOR Collegeville-Trappe High School Iune 17, 1955 Dear Miss Major: It is with appreciation that we submit this recognition of your faithful services rendered to us on this. your silver anniversary. As we look into a history ol your teaching career, we first find you at Collegeville High School after coming from Taylor School oi Teacher Training. In 1939 when the jointure was made. we were fortunate to have you continue as a teacher in the commercial department. At school you can be found serving on the demerit committee, managing deposits in the C. T. 'funds room or assisting with attendance records in the office. You can be proud of your own attendance record of only six days of sick leave. Miss Major. we cannot thank you enough tor your admirable disposition and your willingness to promote the welfare of those whom you instruct. May others esteem you as highly as we do. Sincerely. The Class ot '55