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

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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

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t n and Qui o Goss Moments to ltenlember 'l'he hirthdays we eelehrated in physics class . . . the day lioh llindle was loelied in the nurse's otlice . . . winning the Spring:-l ord haskethall LIZIIHU, 47-40 . . . l'eg,fg:y llofYman's experience when she entered the wrong lahoratory '... hlizzard of March lit which closed school for one week . . . the post- play parties . . . the hull in the courtroom at West Chestel '... Mr. Knies falling oil' Mrs. lN1aehznner's chair . . . tenth grade lintflish classes with lVlr. llaslett . . . the tilne Judy Frye directed the hand hus to the foothall game . . . collecting: ads for the junior class play protrruln , . . Kay llunt and Carol liolker missing the NOMA dinner heeause they were late . . . the two Saturdays we 1lratfire4l ourselves out ot' hed to eome to school . . . last-minute preparations for the senior dance . , . llarry's eheerini: section at the haskethall games . . . pick-on-Johnny days , . . lVlr. l3uckwalter's favorite expression, You've had it! . . . how the Idiots' Cluh looked in their llavy Crockett hats . . . when the mouse I visited Mr. l'idus' l'lng,rlish class . . . Kathy lieidler's hraverv in handling: a live snake. The radio dehut made hy the girls' chorus . . . Hill Rittase's study hall discussion on going: steady , . . running' out of food at the Senior Supper . . . Mr. Spring'er's face when he saw his hahy picture in the lioherts Review . . . memories of Temple--Mr. Myers and his harem walking down Iiroad Street: the comic hooks read during' Mr. Streeter's speeehg .ludy Rhoads' aching: feet on the twenty hloek wallig when Johanna wandered into the anatomy lah . . . Edna Orrs' hlush ot' emharrass- ment when Mr. Showan glanced at her health notehook . . . the seurry for eover at ,ludy's pajznim party when we thought we saw a peeping Tom . . . the endless hangfingx up of leaves at the Soph llop . . . Pete Wise's heated arffumenits with Mrs. Shinehouse . . . selecting' the color of our graduation gowns . . . practicing: for commencement.