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

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NANCY SWAVELY Nancy COMMERCIAL Arts and Craft Club 9' Glee Club 9 10 11' Class Pla Y Y ! l Y 7 by Prompter, 11. He who is good is happy. Quiet . . . reserved . . . always neat . . . easy-going manner . . . willing to help . . . loses no sleep over boys . . . an A-1 commercial student . . . studious . . . will be an efficient secretary. JANET THOMPSON Janet COMMERCIAL Arts and Craft Club, 9, Glee Club, 9, 10, 11. I agree with no man's opinion, I have a few of my own. Quick tempered . . . enjoys reading . . . can be found at Red Corner any time . . . one of Woolworth's salesgirls . . . scrappy guard in basketball . . . always ready for an argument . . . is interested in accounting work. AGNES TORAK Aggie VOCATIONAL Hockey 9 Mana e1 ll' Softball 10, 125 Basketball, 10, ' .y -, g 'Q v w 123 Class Play, 123 Torch Staff. Anger is momentary madness. Tall, attractive blonde . . . one of the younger members of the class . . . all around athlete . . . possesses a wicked temper . . . always out for a good time . . . likes to polka . . . girl of many moods . . . uses her blue eyes for many things . . . will probably continue working at Woolworth's. MARLENE WILSON Marlene COMMERCIAL Glee Club, 9, 10g Camera Club, 10, 11, 123 Norco News, 123 Torch Staff. A friend is a second self. Calm . . . happy . . . neat . . . tells you what she thinks . . . treasures her diamond . . . dreamer . . . temperamental . . . always with Ann . . . finds driving a problem . . . will either be a housewife or a secretary. sw I ' I

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BENJAMIN POWELL Benny GENERAL Typing Club, 95 Patrol, 9, Glee Club, 12, Band, 12. As for me, all I know is, that I know nothin-r. Black hair, brown eyes . . . shrugs cfl' worries . . . dare- dcvil on his motor bike . . . lniscticvous . . . shortest boy in the class . . . doesn't appear interested in girls? . . . member of the stage crew . . . is interested in continuing: music. BERYL READ Mousic COMMERCIAL Hockey, 9, 103 Arts and Craft Club, 93 Basketball, 103 Softball, 123 Norco News, 11, 123 Class Play, 11, 123 Cheerleader, 11, 12, Torch Staff. A light heart lives long. Dark hair and eyes . . . attractive . . . good dancer . . . wolfish . . . willing to do anything . . . example of per- petual motion . . . a Ronnie Douvaulle fan . . . South Pottstown is her second home . . . would like to go to an airline school. GLORIA SHRUM Shrummie VOCATIONAL Class Treasurer, 93 Class Play, 12, Torch Staff. Popularity is like the brightness of a falling star. Pretty country lass . . . full of fun . . . neat dresser . . . excitable . . . easy to get along with , . . dreamer . . . would be lost without her gum . . . looks forward to marry- ing Pat. DOROTHY STAVEROSKY Dot ACADEMIC Speech Club, 95 Typing Club, 9, 109 Glee Club, 9, 10, 11, 123 Norco News, 9, 10, 11, 129 Class Play, 119 Cheer- leader 9, 10, 11, Captain, 125 Torch Staff. Politeness goes far, yet costs nothing. The answer to a teacher's prayer . . . one of the few academic students . . . interested in cheerleading . . . ex- ccllent math. student . . . ablc to do many things well . . . has a smile for everyone . . . never misses choir practice . . . future undecided.

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WILSON YERGER Wilsi GENERAL One cannot know everything. Class jcster . . . possesses a vivid imagination . . . defin- itely a womanhatei . . . has an answer for everything . . . enjoys a good Western . . . gets his exercise bicycle riding . . . plans to become a diesel engineer. VVILLIAM L. ZERR Bill GENERAL Rifle Club, 9. God bless the man who first invented sleep. Black, wavy hair . . . handsome . . . heart breaker . . . collects absentee cards . . . drives a distinctive '37 Pontiac . . . card shark . . . thinks of school only as a pastime . . . excellent in mechanical drawing . . . plans to join the Navy. ---1-1-i-1-W.---. lvlmt illldll Wliss 'lllost Mr. Alderfer's warnings about life . . . Hearing the band practicing . . . Noon basketball games starring LeRoy Wilson . . . Singing our Alma Materg there is no other like it anywhere . . . Those rare assembly programs . . . Cramming for exams . . . Hectic arguments in class meetings . . . The everchanging couples . . . Mrs. Clark reading Shake- speare . . . The Girls' Glee Club searching for those high notes . . . The dances - pretty decorations and a great man shortage . . . The gang . . . Mr. Grim's hearty laugh . . . Jack Leck's noontime piano selections . . . The library, a second Grand Central Station . . . Football games and our hoarse voices afterwards . . . The pre-bell chatter . . . Livy's jokes C?J . . . Marie and her helpfulness . . . Ointz sitting at Miss Delp's desk every day . . . Nancy Moyer warbling cowboy songs . . . Room 9 with the straw paper decorations on the ceiling . . . Tales of past week-ends . . . Reading Norco News . . . Mrs. Trego's aspirin . . . The Underclassmen who helped us financially . . . Dodging flying paper bags in Room 9 . . . Mrs. Savignano's thorough t:aching . . . Being crowded into the bus . . . The chats during lab . . . And most of all - We'll miss Norco!