Norristown Area High School - Spice Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

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g6lCll,Ag EVER since Spice was lirst pulalishecl llilty years ago, we owe its success through no small part to the faculty, with their ever reacly assistance ancl encouragement. ADDISON J. ALLEN, BS., lVI.A., Sponsor ol lVlaslc ancl Wig Clulo, lVlonitor ol Early Room. English Department. ANNA R. BARKER, Sponsor of Recl Cross Art Cluln, Art Department. AMANDA BELL, B.S., lVI.A., Costumier, Sponsor ol Chinese Relief Cluh. Home Economics Department. MORRIS BENCH, B.A., lVI.A.. Sponsor ot Spanish Club, Language Department. DOROTHY E. BERGER, AB., lVl.A.. Counselor, Sponsor ol National Honor Society, English Department. ELVA S. BLAKEY, BS., A.lVI., Sponsor ol Red Cross, English Department. HELEN A. BOIVIBERGER, Assistant Librarian. RHODA E. BGVVERS, AB., BS., Sponsor ol lsihrary Club, Librarian. ESTHER R. BRIGHT, A.B., MA., Sponsor ol War Bond and Stamp cluh, English Department. WILLIAM E. BUTLER, BS., Vocational Department. E. F. BYERLY. Vocational Department. J. HOUSTON CAMPBELL. B.S., lVI.Ed.. Sponsor ol Clieerleaclers Cluh. lVlnthe- matics Department. MARY A. CASSEL, B.A., Leave ol absence, Language Department. .IOSEPHINE C. CLEMMER, BS., lVI.A., Social Stuclies Department. FLORENCE DIETRICH, AB., Sponsor ol Sophomore Dramatics Club. English Department. NICHOLAS DOLAS, B.S., Vocational Department. MARY A. DOVVNEY, BS., Director ol Vocal lVlusic, History ancl Music Appre- ciation, Music Department. BERTHA H. DUCKERS, BS.. Sponsor of Red Cross Clulo, English Department EDYTH ESBENSHADE, BS., lVI.A., Commercial Department. INFORMAL PICTURES: Left: lVliss Bowers. Right: lVlr. Dolas, Mr. Henry. lxlr. VVyatt. anal lVIiss Bomlaerger, and Miss Hz-nclerson consult lVlr. Gulclen cooperate in solving a vocational the clictionary. prohlcm. Left: Miss Rolainson ancl Miss Krebs loolc on as lVliss Esluenslmclc operates an typewriter. Right: Nh' Kcplmrt' Mr. Campbell' and Mr- Centvr: Mr. Reinmiller says lle's pflacl to he hacli Hmnbcrl lollow our boys around 'lm Globe' lrom the war. Left: Miss lvlaneval arlmires the poster as lVlrs. Right: lVlr, McKee, lVIr. Henry, ancl Mr. Byerly Barlcer loolcs on. converse in the Electric Shop. 10

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To the Class of 1945 Greetings! When the sounds of war have passed away, America must help to create a world in which there shall he equality of opportunity and liherty lor every race and lor every people. ln that tremendously important worlc the voice of youth will he heard, whether they spealc or are silent. Never helore have there been young men and women who are so well Fitted by nature and trained by design to meet this great challenge. You go out to become a part of that body of youth of our land. Have you the self-reliance, the courage. the qualities of leadership and the vision to sup- port the movement that will bring a new era of peace and dignity to all manlcind? Sincerely, .fw Q u Students. Present and personal histories are recorded for you in this your hoolc. They have been so recorded in one form or another for the past hall century. Anniversaries are interesting provided one loolcs upon them only as a boundary ol' the past. If achievement in any field is to continue, time needs to lay down other mileposts ol the same lcind in the future. One thinlcer once defined space this way-Go, said he, to the end of space and there put a boundary. What have you on the other side of the fence?--Achievement needs to he like that. The past is something which we lcnow, and from which we can profit if we are wise enough. In the present we mark our boundary of the past. But on the other side of the fence lies the future'-fill it with achievements, so that the hlundering, bloody present will he only an ugly misshapen milepost. lvlan can live in peace, with cooperation and harmony. Help to create that world. 'x

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