Owen J Roberts High School - Torch Yearbook (Pottstown, PA)

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H7 ost emma disc The glamour, the fun, and the excitement of the evening of April 26, 1957, will always remain deep in our hearts. This was the memorable night of our Junior Prom, when we light-heartedly danced to the music of the David Oliver Orchestra. At the hour of nine, strands of dreamy music floated through the air as the couples gracefully walked through the archway of ivy and roses into the ballroom. The enchantment of this special evening was soon felt by the theme of Almost Paradisefl A canopy of light blue, dark blue, and white streamers, under which the couples sat, gave the effect of a sidewalk cafe. The dancers glided across the floor under the magic sky of blue and white parachutes, studded with silver and gold stars. A huge silver moon, hung from the center of the room, added to the majestic beauty of the scene before us. On this wondrous night of all nights, in the park garden of roses and evergreens, Margie Hieller and Don Serafini of the Senior Class were crowned king and queen. However, the evening would not have been a complete success without the kind thought and trouble of the P. T. A., who provided the starry-eyed group with tastv refreshments. Thus a perfect evening was brought to a perfect and long-to-be-remembered ending. sw i an 'zvuwep Peo:

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Glass QQOQITI Come classmates, one and all, and sing Our honored high school's praiseg And for our alma mater dear Our voices We will raise. Our course has been pleasantg The days passed swiftly by. But now our class must say farewell As we leave Roberts High. Knowledge is the key to success A brighter future of happiness. With our school work well done Our battle of life has just begun. Our teachers too will fade from View As we life's pathway tread. But may we often think of them, And the busy lives they led. To the future students of Roberts High May their knowledge increase, as the days go by. We wish them all the very best As they lay the foundations for their future success. AUDREY WHITE