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

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The Class of 61 respectfully dedicates its yearbook to .. . Grace L. Wolfenden Edward A. Schultz The Class of 1961 realizes gladly that true enjoyment is rooted in sincerity. A clear steadfastness has characterized the guiding efforts and accomplishments of our sponsors. Miss Wolfenden and Mr. Schultz. Their loyalty has shed a glow of cheerful cooperation upon all of our endeavors. As individuals, we have found their guidance invaluable; as a class, we have found their counsel and their toil ever faithful. A box of Christmas cards, a sparkling corsage, a bright snowman, a mar- velous prom, a ticket to a Class play, a busy refreshment stand, a highlighted class trip—the cherished memory of each manifests their endless efforts in our behalf. Their hearts and their hands have been with us throughout our years at Interboro. With both appreciation and esteem, we dedicate the 1961 Buccaneer Trail to Miss Wolfenden and Mr. Schultz. 5

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 Foreword A yearbook is a key to the past. As one reads his yearbook years af- ter graduation, this fact becomes particularly evident, for what other memento of high school days holds so many memories? As an Inter boro alumnus reads his yearbook, he is back at school cheering at a football game, reciting in class, or joking at a club meeting. He is again mixing chemicals in the laboratory, seeking advice from a teacher, or gliding around the floor at the Senior Prom. A yearbook holds only the happy memories, the joyous moments we want to remember. It never reminds us of the report we forgot to pre- pare, or the test we forgot we were going to have. Let us now use that key to the past. Let us now unlock the gates of time, and travel back to our high school days. Let us now watch as the school year 1960-1961 unfolds before us. 4

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY G?