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

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CIBSS POCITI . . . Give me your youth, the pride of tomorrow, the young, impatient to be free, and striving to conquer the horizon ever beckoning them. Allow me to shelter them in my aged hands. I shall temper their firmness and fill them with knowledge, security and good will. I shall point out the true virtues of life: truth, kindness, good conduct and enduring faith. Although I am tired and my walls are gray with age, even so, I shall mouldthe best from their ranks. V r N . Look upon these who now walk my quiet halls for perhaps the last time-who shall always know that under my roof there shall be ever a haven. I have guided them and nourished each one with every rich experience and activity. I have given them leaders and friends, to better acquaint them with patience and under- standing. I have been entertainment, example, sorrow and joy. Each one holds a cherished incident from within my bounds. And now, as they leave me, I only hope that they shall remember but this: I am North Coventry, their strife and happiness, their wishes and dreams, their frolicsome adolescence and sophisticated maturity. May they ever know that within the bosom of every person affiliated with my doorways and rooms, And in my memories and pleasures there will ever be a place for the Class of 1952. Donald C. Sheasley

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Class Song . . . Let's cheer, class, let's cheer, There's no time to be sad. Our hearts must have courage To show us the way. We'll cheer for the bygone days When sorrows were small and f Until bright tomorrow, farewell, Norco, to you. GW. Dear Norco, we leave you, Our hearts sad and blue, We'll miss all your teachings And guidance so true. At last we have reached the goal, We leave now to face the world. So farewell, dear Norco, Our mem'ries are with you. TUNE: Linger Awhile WORDS: Marlyn Berriker and Joan Buckwalter

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