Methacton High School - Methactonian Yearbook (Fairview Village, PA)

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We Should Try to Conquer the World Today Tomorrow May Be too Late. ABOVE: By the time 2:38 rolls around, the stu- dents arc ready to flee the hallowed halls of Methacton. UPPER LEFT: Mary Fish. Steve Szibler. As this suave student shows, Methacton men know how to pick their women. UPPER RIGHT: “Poems were made by fools like me. but only God can make a tree.” Joyce Kilmer. RIGHT; Way logo! 18

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TOP Mr. Forsyth, Richard Magner, Glen Cook. Sometimes it takes more than one class period to learn things. LOWER LEFT: Bill McQuaid. “Leisure is a beautiful garment, but it will not do for constant wear.” — Anon. A BO VE: Pam Potter. Pam goes into a state of shock as the teacher pas ses out the quiz papers. In Order To Change Man, You Must Change the Conditions of His Life. 17

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BELOW: In the wee hours of the morning, a group of anxious students await the opening of the golden doors of opportunity. BELOW MIDDLE: Doodling helps pass the time in a boring class. ABOVE: Danna DeWan. “Lipstick, powder, oil and paint, a girl is mostly what she ain’t. Sugar Mama LEFT: Pani Di Nardo. “Mom. I missed the bus.” FAR LEFT: Cindy Wallace. Cindy listens intent- ly to a classroom lecture. 19