Derry Borough High School - Derrian Yearbook (Derry, PA)

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VKX I Qs. W. Miller N. Oliverio W. Palmer P. Pollard J. Rhodes The Unexpected We are amazed Juniors. We have come a long way since the first day of our high school career in the halls of D.B.H.S. First we were greenies, who looked up at the higher classes, admiring and know- ing that someday we would have students look up at us and use our ways as a path for them to follow. Then we entered into the Sophomore Class, knowing still that we would have to give our full co-operation to the upperclassmen which we did gladly in expectance of gratitude when we reached that some- what of a goal, the upperclassmenship. Now that our Junior year has come to a close, we look back and review the things that we have accomplished, good or bad. First we look at the leaders we chose to take us safely through a very important year of our life, and we found them to be: Herbert Boyer, presidentg B. Ritchey T. Rizzuto L. Rondinella Jorge Rhodes, vice presidentg William Dillon, secretaryg and Wesley P' Rulwrt Palmer, treasurer. Then came the bright new day of class rings, the sparkle and brightness of them glowing in our eyes filled our hearts with joy, that someday we would look at them and remember our happy days in the halls of D.B.H.S. S. Rupert E. Serena H. Waggle D. Sylvester A. Sylvester C, Smay B, Sindorf K . 1 S' ii' ,- ti ! Xl? lv ,, af- sv .ga wr.. if an ,Q . ' I . '53 i 4 f , A x X 4 . . ki A L x xiii? 1, , 1 s. X i l M I X tual , Lt t. 'x 'tel , , at 5, K. f 'C'-37 YW' 'J ' .53 1 x t

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'L Zappa . S S h.: .' Q . . S. ' Q S' Q- 1 it Xxs I ' I T Sf - f , . .- sw. 3 k NS X N .fi .4 I 8 ' t fi g lem S gl .I N 4 W L. Mortimore J. Klym T. Klym P. Kurtz R. Luster R. McKinney W. McKlveen 0 Dmg Dong School M- Nm L. Patti Here we are again, not as green Freshmen you knew last year, but as the gay young Sophomores. Last year was the first step of our high school education. 3 x 'X . X 4 ... .tif 2 A l. is - 't ,-. Kr 3 1 Q, Q7 WL .X '57 l . 'WX Q ,, . , X, Q XXX. 1' . . mm Nc ,gi ft iitilt we t g i .' 9 if Q ! gf F' . .,,'... .gat F3 K' ii L.-ww-. to - N. Piper 3.2, . ,, l Under the direction of Miss Robinson and Mrs. Tovo, L we elected class officers for the new year. Our new presi- 'IIIZ5' s dent, Tom Flowers, left Greensburg High School t-0 come A to Derry Boroughg Joseph Greubel, vice president, Jack E Rager Roman, secretary, Shirley Dell, treasurer and Robert Bucci, i historian. Our new Student Council representatives were ' t Patty Rager and ,lean Hines. Although we didn't do well in athletics as freshmen l but as sophomores we never dreamed that we would become ,fm i so successful. Good natured Dick Sweeney played first S string quarterback and was placed on the varsity basket- P' Rage' , W7 ball team. Dick Rhodes also became successful in football. Y. Resides D. Rhodes J. Roman R. Zannetti W. While E. Walters I.. Walkinshaw T. Uhall D. Sweeney 'Z i :n Q5 We 5 . . 5 t m. 'tl :qg I .35 . I K - g Yifsffi -- . M. N