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

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Qzaifyg c September 14-Election of officers - Ethel Buan, president, Bill McCrudden, vice president, Janice Care, secretary, Robert Fries and Hannah Dilliplane, treasurers. September 15-Seniors follow tradition, selling vanilla and emulsions. September 20-22-Class trip. Three wonderful days! Never-to-be-forgotten incidents. Every- one was disappointed because Uncle Harry wasn't home. October 8-First night football game at Franklin Field - Norco versus Marple-Newtown. We won a thrilling 7-0 game. November 25--Annual Turkey Day game. Three seniors played their last game for Norco: Bill McCrudden, Bob Evans, and George Kreps. Victory for Wildcats, 18-0. First appearance of new school band. Everyone was pleased and surprised at the spirited performance. December 9-10-Senior Class Play, Brother Goose . This farce comedy was a decided hit. Nancy Loht as the tomboy was a sensation. December 14-Today we began work on our yearbook. We all hope it will be a great success. December 23-Our assembly program featured an impressive candlelight procession by Girls' Glee Clubs. The new Boys' Glee Club made its debut. Later a hilarious Christmas Party was held in Room 9. Many startling and mysterious gifts were exchanged. All sorts of toys amused us. Mary Ann's gift from Janice and Nancy seemed to cause her embarrassment. January 15-Boosters Club Banquet. Second year for this annual affair. LeRoy Miller of WFIL was toastmaster. February 24-Annual trip to Civic Forum Lzague Meeting at Temple University. Seniors took part in a model day in Congress. Wilson almost got lost. March 4-Senior Dance. St. Patrick's Day d:corations helped to give final touch. This was a last contribution to the treasury. April 8-Junior class presented The Arrival of Kitty, with Mr. Smith as coach. Chester Laverty, impersonating the real Kitty, added to the confusion, hilarity, and general madness of the plot. April 12-F. F. A. boys sponsored a Parent and Son Banquet. Miss High and the home economic girls prepared and served a delicious meal for the ninety guests. Seven fathers were received as honorary F. F. A. members. April 21-The Spring Concert was presented by members of the Junior and Senior Girls' Glee Clubs and the Boys' Glee Club. Miss Orrs did an excellent job of directing these groups. Novelty numbers included The Kerry Dance, By the Waters of Minnetonka, and A Little Dutch Garden. Appropriate dances accompanied these songs. The program ended with a beautiful rendition of Battle Hymn of the Republic. April 29-Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of the decorations was The Blue Room, and the auditorium was transformed by crepe paper walls and ceiling of shades of blue. Particularly attrac- tive was the stage, set up as a terraced garden. Don Garrell's orchestra furnished all the soft, dreamy music that any romantic couple could want. May 3-Athletic Banquet. Plenty of delicious food for everyone. Basketball, football, and hockey letters were presented. Bill McCrudden received the Boosters Club Award for the most val- uable football player. May 13-Farmer-Farmerette Dance. Couples danced confortably in dungarees and plaid shirts. May 25-That group of enthusiastic musicians that sometimes filled the air with discords this evening burst forth in harmony. Venice Eagle, George Kreps, and Benny Powell participated. June 3-Class Night. We resumed the tradition, broken during the war, of an entertaining program given at night for friends and relatives of the graduates. .lune 5-Baccalaureate service was held in Shenkel Church. This impressive and inspiring service was equalled in beauty and solemnity only by the service we attended in Washington Cathedral. .lune 6-Again breaking from tradition, we held commencement exercises outdoors. We were proud of the fine speeches by our honor students, Dorothy Staverosky, Janice Care, and George Kreps, and the mantle oration by our class president. We were happy to receive that coveted diploma, but our hearts were heavy as we thought of leaving our alma mater. .lune 7-Truly the last day of school for us - and for many, one of the saddest. Good-bye, com- rades and classmates. Best of luck to everyone!

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