Interboro High School - Buccaneer Trail Yearbook (Prospect Park, PA)

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-ul-in M Jef. f Zmtawcuna lmmcd ide Zaayloaf In this year of confusion there was one place where everyone was working That was the Yearbook Stott Almost any evening they could be found worklngdlllgently in room 8 A bigger and better book was planned which would consist of approximately 170 pages compared to the usual TOO The seniors were p r e s e n t e d yearbooks with padded covers a privilege granted only to the seniors Photos covered every phase of our colorful hugh school days and each class recelveda write up The co editors of the Buc caneer Trail were Beverly White and Bob Kewley who both played an Important part In the planning and splendid guidance helped us over the rough spots and without them this publ u cation wouldnothavebeen possible The class histories articles and all other write ups were drawn up by the literary editors Sheila Knoll and Mary Marryott whle acvwmen cxi ' ll 'mt ll T T . . . . . J, Y . . ' I X .- . . I I x' ' ,...., ' . -' - - T, -1- 1 , A - F- KK . . .yn , ug at - ' '- 'L 'IQ V ' 41-lug e -' , g . T . ll ink, l Il I . f . supervision of our yearbook. Their . C ' . I I I I I I . - I I ,. .. , YSL ' 1 l .I - l Q Af

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W the class of T956 dedlcate our yearbook The Buccaneer Tranl f our semor advasors Mr Geno and Mnss Fehl and to our yearbook sponsor Thompson ..-fm'-P CNW fm -'S V- N-. af' Q s 'MW NM JJM W in MISS HELEN E FEHL To you Mlss Fehl we wmh to express our grateful appreclauon for your contlnuous encouragement and sound advrce also for the deep understandmg and untlrrng mterest that was shown to each and every member of our class MR. FRANK A GENO To you Mr Geno we wish to express our grateful appreciation for the contrlbu tions you have made to the welfare of our class and school We are especially grate ful for your guidance and undying interest ln our class. S Q R X NX K 3 MR ALBERT R. THOMPSON To you Mr Thompson we cannot be gin to express our thanks and appreciation for all the hard work and contnbutlons that you have given to this our yearbook and to us, the seniors. I I ' Il ' I . el . I . I II O , . , , Mr . C 1 ' ', ' A J' - 1 ? if T ' .T if-f, fi' at -A ' fic - A ' ,- 2 ,. 'Y -ut' .P lx , , ,Q A. , t Ly. . 3.1,-Ir.. . I V lei' A 3 'P ' '. f'a' Y' A. ' 1'-K , if- - W r X , so T 4 . C o g g ' ' ' - r n

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L Q - 'M , . V fi .,1 X l Our business managers, Sandy Davis and Ruth Norton, kept the books straight, especially when Eddie Bauer, Bob Martin, and Naz Fiorivanti of the advertising staff, brought in the all-important ads. Without the fine art work of Audrey Showell and Roger Hopkins, the yearbook would have been nothing. They spent many hours creating the different artistic effects throughout the book. Zena on Made aww . . V 39 ,L ,S - The efficient photographic staff consisting of Tom Johnson and John Barton, A - Wig could be found anytime during the school year, snapping pictures ofthe various activities. X 'L Many thanks are given to Susie Patterson, for the continuous stream of dollars L contributed y the patrons. The job of selling our fine yearbook was given to Dick Hill and Grace Wright who did a commend- able iob, Finally we come to the typistsp Peggy Gorman, Lorene McFalls, Lorraine Eisenhower, Mary Jane Sullivan, Shirley Beckett, Thelma Hagerman, and Nancy Wilson. These girls gave much of their time in typing the articles necessary for all deadlines. Of course, we couldn't forget our class editors Earl Glenn and Carol Knepp. They were responsible for the write ups beneath the senior pictures. Now that the staff has been presented to you, we hope that you will agree that our time and work has not been wasted as we present to you our yearbook, Buccaneer Trail .