North Coventry High School - Torch Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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EL SS DVISEHS MISS MARGARET M MONTGOMERY MR JOHN B DeVINCENTIS S SE IIJH5 Front row, left to right Mxss M Montgomery adviser E Smlth H Evans L Guest M Stoudt V Swavely M Bnshop H Barth G Vogel D Ecker L Kocon Mr I D Vmcenus advnser Second row Scheetz F Colledge C Warner M Casper McCrudclen B Klsslmg C Eslxcker M Murray D Chrlstman L Bllger I Spohn Thxrd row R Walters W Mourar H Kulp G Torak R Bush D Barto Stewartz D Kulp Fourth row P Motto R Barth P Shanmger O Bealer C Rhoads I 5 :jg ,. - , f' F, .ij 3 ff 1.2221 . .Wien 0 H 'I' jf . Y, 2' X, . '- ' s 5 - 1 - Q ' v , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . e- , . J' a ' , - r ' 9 J- v ' v , . , . , . , . . - . , . , . , . , . , . , I. , . 1 . , . , . , . , . . X

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4 Left to right Vu-gnma Swavely Luther Guest Marjory Bishop Mary Stoudt Presxdent VICE Presldent Secretary Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS Class Motto Purpose ls What C lves L1fe Meanmg Class Color Maroon md Whlte Class Flower Yellow Tea Rose Audemlc Seeretwmal Home ELOIIOIDILS CQJHIHIGIICLIIICIIY Date HONOR STUDENTS I4 Vlfglnli Swavely Luther Guest Marjory Blshop Mary Stoudt Harry Barth Vlfg1H11 Swavely Mary Stoudt Floremc Colledge ....May 31 1944

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J Allllle Q fn'-T-Q:-T , VIRGINIA A. SWAVELY Ginny SECRETARIAL Class President, 9, 10, ll, 12: Hockey Manager. 11. 12: Assistant Basketball Manager, 10, 111 Play Prompter, ll: Torch Staff: Norco News , 12. Manners carry the world for the moment: Character. for all time. Our able president for four years . . , steady and dependable . . . conscientious . . . dignified and reserved . . , originator of many witty sayings . . . fond of rings . . . blushes easily . . . agreeable and kind . . , hopes to be an efficient secretary. Presidenfs essaqe Our final year in North Coventry High School has drawn to a close. As we look hack over the past four years, we realize that they are the finest and most profitable ones we have ever ex' perienced. Our progress throughout these years has helped us to set up for ourselves aims and ideals which are based, not on the desire to acquire material wealth, but on the desire to build worth' while charactersfstrong characters that will withstand the temptaf tions that we know await us in this unsettled, war torn world. We have started to form the mold of our lives with these high ideals as our foundation. Our willingness to work together for the good of the class, our friendships, our experiences in classfroom and other activitiesAall these have gone into the building of our characters. It is with deepest regret that I, as president, must say farewell to my classmates, who have worked with me and supported so loyf ally all class undertakings. In all your school associations and conf tacts, you have been a Hne influence. Let us all work to achieve these high aims and ambitions, using the knowledge we have gained to aid us as we strive toward our objectives, So, as you take leave to begin your journey through life, I wish you all the best of luck in your future undertakings. THE CLASS UF NINETEEN FUHTY-FUUH I 6