Hatfield High School - Hatter Yearbook (Hatfield, PA)

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Dedicotion MRS. CELYNN F. STovER Besides being the girls' physical education and health teacher, you have given many hours of your time in coaching our girls' athletic events. Unfailingly for four years, you have kept the hockey championship in Hatfield, winning not only a trophy hut also the respect and gratitude of your team and the entire student hody. For your kindness, unselfish help, and school spirit, we, the seniors, dedicate this, our 1955 HATTIQR, to you, Mrs. Glynn F. Stover. 4

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School Boorol Left to right: C. V. Fryer, Willard Landis, Luther Moyer, Donald Farley. BOROUGH TOWNSHIP jOINT BOARD C. V. Fryer, Prefidznt Ralph Brown, Preridznt Willard Landis, Przridenl Carl Lewis, Vice-Prexident Willard Landis, Vic:-Prerident C. V. Fryer, Vic:-Prexidfnt Phillip Fox, Szcretary Henry McKinstry, Secretary Luther Moyer, Szrretary Paul Wack, Treafurer Donald Farley, Trcaxurer Donald Farley, Trearurer Luther Moyer Wallace Derstine CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To THE CLASS GF 1955: Twelve long years ago, when you were experiencing your first days at school, graduation seemed a dream, an event so far in the future that it would never come to pass. As each year slipped away, you were brought a little nearer to the realization of that dream, and each success and disappointment made you a little stronger to face the harder problems to come. You grew in wisdom and in stature , from little children to young men and women. And now, your great objective has become a reality, your dream has come true - you are about to graduate! You have attained this milestone of achievement mainly through your own efforts, through the love and concern of your parents, and through the interest and guidance of your teachers and friends. You have been taught to uphold high ideals and standards, to think clearly and intelligently through difficult situations, to accept the responsibilities which are yours to carry, to appreciate your many blessings as an American, and to take advantage of these blessings so that you may be an asset to your community and your country. As you go from this place of learning you will enter greater fields of endeavor. You will be called upon to serve your fellowmen in many varied ways. You will discover that you will attain the greatest degree of happiness when you are giving of your time, your talents, yourself, in helping to make others happy. In behalf of the Board of Education, I want you to know that we are proud of you, Class of 1955, and we are expecting greater things of you in the coming years. We wish you success and satisfaction in the choosing of your particular vocations. We hope that you will find it an easy task to build your future happiness and security on the foundations that you have laid through the years spent in the Hatfield School. Very sincerely yours, WILLARD M. LANDIS 6