Doylestown High School - Torch Yearbook (Doylestown, PA)

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DEDICATIO OR many years local people have talked and dreamed concurringly on the same theme-a new building for Doylestown High School-and, at last, these dreams seem to be materializing. Y With the Doylestown School Board taking the lead, a series of meetings were held early in 1946 to which the boards of nine surround- ing districts were invited. The result of these meetings was an agreement, drawn up among the ten boards, concerning a Central Bucks County joint High School. Y 'A-im W At the November elections last fall, four districts-Chaltont Borough, Doylestown Bor- ough, Doylestown Township, and Dublin Borough-voted on a bond issue which passed by an overwhelming majority in all four communities. To the citizens of these districts, who so enthusiastically supported-.the bond issue, vvifsthe Senior!-Class not-i194-7, H2315 E Torch.

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DOYLESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 6