Kutztown Area High School - Cougar Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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Presentation We, in behalf of the yearbook staff, present the '60 Cougar. The Cougar staff was organized in May 1959. During the summer months a dummy was laid out. As soon as school began the staff took pictures, wrote stories, and chose the cover for the book. After the new year began, the staff doubled its efforts and formulated every minute detail into the dummy. Then after the articles were proofread and printed on good paper, they were fitted on the paste-up boards. The book then went to the publishing house for its printing, and finally to the bindery for completion. The work of the staff was not completed until the annuals were distributed to the subscribers. The purpose of the yearbook is to provide glimpses of our senior year, the summit of our twelve years of study. We will remember best all the fun we had working and playing together. Our adventures began in ninth grade, when we adjusted to high school. As Freshmen we got lost in the halls, feared the senior hall patrols, struggled through our first year of Spanish or Latin, and enjoyed the ninth grade party. The highlight of tenth grade was the trip to the Franklin Institute and the Philadelphia Zoo. At the Institute we were fascinated by the old-time movies, the physics exhibits, the model airplane display, and the driver's test. Eleventh grade was a busy year for all of us. In addition to purchasing class rings and class jackets, cheering our team on to winning the State Championship, and sponsoring the Junior-Senior Farewell, we enjoyed a trip to the Gettys- burg Battlefield and the Hershey Chocolate Factory. Finally we attained our goal-we were seniors. We gained all the honors and duties of K.A.H.S. seniors, We sat for class portraits, ordered calling cards and commencement invitations, made a trip to the court house, and struggled with heat experiments in physics. The cast worked hard staging the senior class play, The Giddio Will. Highlights of our senior class trip were the stage show at Radio City and the Broadway play Take Me Along. Because we realized what the name Junior-Senior Farewell signified, the dance was a solemn occasion. The climaxes of the year were Baccalaureate and Graduation Day. We had achieved our goal and were prepared for the road of life. This has been the purpose of the yearbook, to capture all these beneficial experiences. The staff wishes to express gratitude to all those who have contributed to the publication of the yearbook. Without the co-operation of the administration and faculty this annual would have been impossible. Qzvuln C 19 aMJ?.t.Lb4.n.ca,m.f Editor C9 Buck? , Associate Editor 5

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