Northeastern High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Manchester, PA)

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Table of Confenfs Foreword . . Dedication . . . Adminisfrafion . Faculiy ..... Acfivifies . . . Athlefics ...... Underclassmen . . Seniors ..... Patrons . .

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The Declicafion As we conTinue Toward our desTinaTion on The Train of success, we, The class of i955,'respecTfuiIy dedi- caTe This ediTion of Les Memoires To John R. Allison, one of The dispaTchers who has inspired us on ThaT dif- TiculT iourney To greaTer Things. 4