Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

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iiSmall service is true service while it lasts. After much planning the monitor system finally got under way this year. The monitors have taken on many more responsibilities and duties in accordance with the new program. The new addition to the monitor system is that ol the hall monitors, who go to assigned posts during the passing of classes. The students have taken an active interest in this organization and thus the school spirit has improved. Through the careful guidance and leadership of Miss Kirkpatrick, the group was greatly inspired. Through the coordinated effort of each individual. the position of Student Participation as a part of the school organization was greatly strengthened. W UUHITHI -io

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'Um ' rs l'MLlSiC Hath Charms 'I I A 56 A A ln everybody's life music has a certain place. This especially is true with the fifty mem- bers who devote their time conscientiously to develop excellent programs which are enjoyed by all. The Christmas Candle Light Service was an excellent example of this hard-working attitude. This program. under the excellent direction of Miss Burn. proved a success and brought an inspiring atmosphere over all of the attentive audience. The Clubs are practicing for their final performance in May. The Spring Concert, a merge of the boys' and girls' Glee Clubs. will be the climax of hours of hard work and studying. As beautiful and exciting as the program will be, it will be sad for almost half of the club who will be leaving through graduation. It has been many years since there was a Boys' Glee Club as there is now. Led by Mr. Doran the boys have responded eagerly. Fifty voices combined in deep, rich tones would make any one as proud of them as wc arc. .r th JJ . qi, X cfx ur L. TXi 'Q

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Face life squarely. Find and give the best. A most xvorthy organization is the Tri Hi. The meetings are spent doing manx' useful things. such as discussing different vouth problems and making arrangements for outside contacts xvith other Tri lli groups. Under the leadership of Martha Taylor, adviser, and the officers: Anna Tatasciore. president: Augusta News, vice-president: Delhna Cavallo, secretary: Blanche Prendergast. treasurer, The club has had success in striving to live by their motto. Their success is due to the fact that the members firmly believe in their motto. They truly set a shining example for the other pupils to follow as thev endeavor to get the letter things from life. There are verv few persons who pursue science with true dignitv With the return of Mr Rarick an additional actixitx xx as offered to the tudcnts thc Science Club This orqani ation qix es the inquisitixe minds a ch ance to explore the unlxnoxxn and knoxxn fields of science The most prominent interest among the members is that ol photoqraphv Lnder the leadership of the adxiser Mr Rarick and ofliccrs Louis icono president Robert Tivlor xice president Blanche Hilx ard secretarx cinette Holoboxich tic isurer the orqanl ation has taken its place among the other ictixitlts of the school 41 1 K 5 L Q 4 . I . I c c -A c c 4 'T X' 'c, 5 X S N' T . ' . Q 1 'Ze ' x 'L ' ' . 1 z 1' ' ' K , D . . -T . ,T A I ,T K K .1 K K Q V . J ' . . . ' 2 X ' fi 3 If , ' a 1 . al , - 1 I ijt , Q 1 In a ' . 'wx 1 X I. '11 ' ex . 'Q . . 1 a z 5 .