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

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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!

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Glass ilgoem Twelve years ago in thirty-seven We came to thee with childhood fears. Fearing, expectant, never surmising the joys Awaiting us in all our school years. Through the grades we went until We found ourselves in the fall of '45. Faced with choosing our high school course, We chose the goal for which to strive. With anticipation we entered this new life Seeking friends, education, and fun, too. VVe found all we sought in dear N. C. As we braved the winds which blew. We tried our courage in sports and Learned much more than how to play. You taught us good sportsmanship - the golden rule That solves life's problems and eases our way. Our class dances, parties and plays Have all come and gone too fast. Our dreams for these four years Once in the future, now lie in the past. We pause now with due gratitude To thank and praise our teachers dear. More than anything or anyone, they have been Our greatest assct with advice sincere. We have dreamed our dreams, voiced our hopes Now we must harken to the graduation bell For all too soon in forty-nine. The time has come for our farewell. We leave thy cherished classrooms and halls, But in heart and mind we shall ever be aware Of thy constant inspiring presence as we Keep Climbing, For We Are Not Yet There. Dorothy Staverosky