Eddystone High School - Beacon Yearbook (Eddystone, PA)

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Commencement Rwanda THE MARTHA M. TAYLOR SCHOLARSHIP AWARD. Nature of Award: Four hundred dollars. Qualifications: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: Two honor students who will profit most by a college ed- ucation. Miss Evelyn Young ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AWARD. Nature of Award: SI25. oo to 3300.00 Qualifica tions: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: A student who has scholastically excelled in English. Miss Evelyn Young BALDWIN-LIMA -HAMILTON AWARD: Nature of Award: Qualifications: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: Defense Bond, A vocational student receiving the highest merits in his chosen field. Mr. Henry Rosse', Director of Vocational Education. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD, Nature of Award: Qualifications: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: Medal. The student who has done commendable work and has shown the greatest interest in science. Mr. Harry D. Rarick, Jr. GIRLS' CLUB SCHOLARSHIP AWARD, Nature of Award: Sl00,00 a year. Qualifica tions: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: The girl who has been outstanding in athletics, extra- curricular activities and scholarship. CHESTER PIKE ROTARY AWARD. Nature of Award: Qualifications: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: Ten Dollar check. Decided by the faculty members as to whom it should be given. Mr. Leroy Cassidy EDDYSTONE MEMORIAL POST 844 AMERICAN LEGION AWARD. Nature of Award: A trophy. Qualifications: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: A boy who has contributed the most to athletics. Mr. William A. Rankin, Athletic Director. DR, AND MRS. RAYMOND A. GATES AWARD. Nature of Award: A trophy, Qualifica tions: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: DRUGSTORE AWARD. A boy-athlete outstanding in all sports. Mr. William A. Rankin, Athletic Director. Nature of Award: A trophy. Qualifica tions: Presented By: 1957 Recipient: Based on participation and success in team sports through- out a girl's three years in Senior High School, Miss Margaret B. Graham, Girls' Athletic Director. 60

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1 .., .. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Cassidy, A TEA PARTY A. lacona. SECOND ROW: D. Beecher, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Frye watching Gail Ster- P. Schnieder, F. Hasson. THIRD ROW: ling make tea. Dare Beecher is seated having P. Vanore, K. King, R. Ricks, L. Frazier. tea with Tommy Reese, Cecila Henderson, Jo- FOURTH ROW: H. Bandorski, J. Camp- Ann Tastowka. bell, V. McCIintic. J. Osmun. FIFTH ROW: I. Frye, M. Butler. 'ifutune 'Jeachena ob Amenica Students who are serious about pursuing the teaching profession are given opportunities to actually participate in classroom routine. This has been accomplished through the cooperation of Miss Taylor, elementary principal, and Miss Dolbow, faculty adviser. Study hall periods are utilized by assigning members of the F. T.A. to the class rooms in the elementary school. Here the student partakes of the activities of the school room by observation and in some cases permitted to teach. . .5 a set up sure to promote the teaching profession in general. i READING UPWARD: I. Frye, Prelidentg V. Mc- STUDIOUS FIRST GRADE Clintic, Treasurer: D. Beecher, Secretary, Paula and Kathleen supervising first grade in J. Campbell, Vice-President, K. King, Histo- room 102. riang F. Hasson, Librarian. 59 , 1 Ls - S fi.

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Commencement Rwanda HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONAWARD. Nature of Award: Ten Dollars each. Qualifications: The academic, commercial, and vocational studentwith the highest average in his respective high school course. Presented By: The President of the P, T. A. IQ57 Recipient: PRIVATE EDWARD N. HUNTER POST 7949 V.F. W, AWARD. Nature of Award: A trophy. Qualifications: A boy-athlete surpassing all in the outstanding spott of the year. Presented By: Mr. Logan Miller 1957 Recipient: WILLIAM N. THOMAS ART AWARD. Nature of Award: An undetermined amount of money, Qualifications: The boy and girl who have shown the most interest in art. Presented By: Mr. Horace Erb, Senior High School Principal 1957 Recipient: FACULTY CITIZENSHIP AWARD. Nature of Award: Ten Dollars. Qualifications: The boy and girl chosen by the faculty for scholarship, leadership, and service, Presented By: Mr. Wilmer C. Kimes 1957 Recipient: ROBERT I. SOOK AWARD. Nature of Award: An attractive piece of jewelry. Qualifications: The studentwho has achieved the highestrating in schol- arship, leadership, and character. Presented By: Mr. Horace Erb, Senior High Principal 1957 Recipient: EDDYSTONE GIRLS' CLUB AWARD. Nature of Award: Defense Bond. Qualifications: The gitlwho has shown the mostimprovement in Physical Education and athletics. Presented By: Miss Lois Jean Hergert 1957 Recipient: EDDYSTONE MEMORIAL POST 844 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY AWARD. Nature of Award: A trophy, Qualifications: A girl who has contributed the most to athletics. Presented By: Mrs. Jean Hadley 1957 Recipient: LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE PRIVATE EDWARD N. HUNTER POST 7949 V.F,W. Nature of Award: A trophy, AWARD. Qualifications: Any girl-athlete demonstrating performance and partici- pation in Physical Education activities. Presented By: Miss Margaret B. Graham, Girls' Athletic Director 1957 Recipient: 61